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The Founding Fathers' Vision: A Republic for Property Protection

Explore Richard Hofstadter’s analysis of the Founding Fathers' preference for a republic over pure democracy in "The Founding Fathers: An Age of Realism." Gain insights into the reasons behind their choice and the importance of property protection in maintaining the republic. Dive into the historical context and critical perspectives presented in the text to grasp the complexities of the Founding Fathers’ ideals. This summary delves into the core questions posed by Hofstadter, shedding light on the enduring principles that shaped America's political foundation.

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The Founding Fathers' Vision: A Republic for Property Protection

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  1. OSR #3: Read Richard Hofstadter’s “The Founding Fathers: An Age of Realism” and write a 2-page summary according to the summary instructions on you outside reading assignment sheet. While you can include some of your own observations or reactions, your summary must respond to the following questions: Why did the founding fathers want a republic instead of a pure democracy? And why did they think it was necessary to protect property in order to protect the republic?

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