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In one paragraph, discuss how Jefferson's notions of "argument and debate" as "natural weapons" against religious tyranny might also inform his ideas about democracy.

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Clarence Mcconnell

15 January, 03:36

You don't have to write it, I would just like an idea from somebody of what to write for this.

In one paragraph, discuss how Jefferson's notions of "argument and debate" as "natural weapons" against religious tyranny might also inform his ideas about democracy.

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Kaitlynn Sanders · Answer 1

Maybe a narrative paragraph exploring the logical conclusion of any argument against tyranny and how that drawn to it's conclusion the only way that tyranny can permanently be thwarted is through a Representative form of government

You don't have to write it, I would just like an idea from somebody of what to write for this.In one paragraph, discuss how Jefferson's notions of "argument and debate" as "natural weapons" against religious tyranny might also inform his ideas about democracy.

You don't have to write it, I would just like an idea from somebody of what to write for this.

In one paragraph, discuss how Jefferson's notions of "argument and debate" as "natural weapons" against religious tyranny might also inform his ideas about democracy.