Thomas Jefferson is remembered as one of the founders and the 3rd president of the United States. Just like other presidents in his generation, he and his actions as president made a significant impact on how future generations would lead the country. It is no question he was a good guy and deserves credit; according to the Constitution, he might be the best president to date.      Jefferson was good at following the Constitution because he didn’t believe the Federal Governme

As I prepare to write a post concerning American history & culture, I stop to ask myself a few questions, find your personal answers if you wish, this will likely come up in my next or previous post and might interest you further. The Crisis of 1798-1801 & the Jeffersonian Victory - James Madison What were the pros and cons of John Adams' presidency> Was he overall a good president? What was the original intention of "we the people" in the Constitution? Why is that important

George Washington was America’s first president, and he is fondly remembered by many. But that doesn’t necessarily make him the best president; many don’t know how to define that. Here, let’s defer to the Constitution. According to the Constitution, he was a great president, until his second term.     Washington was definitely a war hero and was arguably a good guy. There’s a reason he became the first president. During Washington’s first term, he was determined to uphold the