Question

*The men who wrote the Constitution did not envision the active and continuing involvement of ordinary citizens in affairs of state. Describe the various ways in which ordinary citizens became involved in political concerns. Be sure to include how the concepts of liberty and freedom were used (refer to "Voices of Freedom") and explain who was excluded from political discourse in the period from 1790-1815.

Answer 1

Thus, ethics and politics have always had an intense dialectical relationship of conflict, coexistence, variation of terms and themes of this confrontation. Among these themes, always resurrects or political lie, as a kind of aggression more acceptable to moral principles.

Political freedom (also known as political autonomy or political action) is a central concept in Western history and political thought and one of the most important characteristics (real or ideal) of democratic societies.

Freedom of speech is of merely instrumental importance; It is a means to an important end.