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Opposing viewpoints in world history

In 'Opposing Viewpoints in World History - The Creation of the U.S. Constitution,' author Don Nardo explores the complex historical events and ideological debates that led to the formation of the United States Constitution. The book likely presents a range of perspectives from various historical figures and scholars, discussing the conflicting views on government power, individual rights, and federalism that shaped the drafting process. Through primary sources, contrasting opinions, and analytical essays, readers are invited to understand the contentious and collaborative atmosphere of the Constitutional Convention of 1787. The book aims to provide a multifaceted look at the creation of one of the most influential documents in world history, highlighting the diversity of thought and the compromises that were essential to its adoption.

Courage

Conflict Resolution

Perseverance

Leadership

Opposing Viewpoints in World History - The Creation of the U.S. Constitution (hardcover edition)

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