Question

Political participation:
Explain this event as Jackson would tell it: (minimum of 3 sentences)

Answer 1

@Elsa213 @woolyfrog @Tr3 @ThisGirlPretty @ThatCreepyBoy @Yinshy @Shadow @fredo @Legos4ver16 @BlankSpace

Answer 2

please help me guys :)

Answer 3

Jackson? Who?

Answer 4

andrew jackson

Answer 5

Okay brb.

Answer 6

okay :)

Answer 7

What event?

Answer 8

Political participation:

Answer 9

Okay

Answer 10

@BlankSpace hows it going?

Answer 11

People must be in power to attain order but if a man is given too much power corruption will follow. Even the most loyal and kind man will get obsessed with power and wanting to gain more. This is why people have a say in who gets power and how much.

Answer 12

:( you copied that from someone else can you please answer in ur own words

Answer 13

I used a little bit of guidance from Brainly, but it is in my own words.

Answer 14

I'll redo it if you want?

Answer 15

yes please

Answer 16

People must be in power to attain order but if someone is given a bit too much power, this will lead to corruption. The nicest people in the world can still want power if they are given too much of it. That is why the people are given rights and choices about how much power is given and who controls this power.

Answer 17

still too similar im sorry

Answer 18

Uuh... Okay..

Answer 19

People must be in power to attain order but if someone is given a bit too much power, this will lead to corruption. Power is not something that can be given to anyone. Even the nicest people in the world can still want power if they are given too much of it. If there was no power given to anyone the government will be even more corrupted. Corruption is inevitable. That is why the people are given rights and choices about how much power is given and who controls this power.

Answer 20

I ban cookiemonster for to many tags

Answer 21

I ban Tr3 for using the wrong to/too/two

Answer 22

@cookiemonster Would you mind closing the post?

Answer 23

sure

Answer 24

Was that post better?

Answer 25

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @BlankSpace
People must be in power to attain order but if someone is given a bit too much power, this will lead to corruption. Power is not something that can be given to anyone. Even the nicest people in the world can still want power if they are given too much of it. If there was no power given to anyone the government will be even more corrupted. Corruption is inevitable. That is why the people are given rights and choices about how much power is given and who controls this power.
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Answer 26

@cookiemonster

Answer 27

its good :)

Answer 28

thx so much

Answer 29

No problem