Discussed are the nature of the changes that marked the Presidency, particularly across the last half of the twentieth century, and the American public's overall loss of trust in faith in its governmental leadership that resulted from these changes. Bibliography lists 8 sources. A five page tutorial paper which sets out the structure of a review of Mary Beth Norton s account of the lives of women in eighteenth-century America, Liberty s Daughters. The writer looks at some of the issues raised in the book, and considers how successful the author has been in her presentation of the role of women in this period. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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The writer argues that Ellis takes an intellectual and constitutional approach to his examination of the 1832 nullification crisis, and attempts to analyze the actions of Jackson and his administration from a constitutional perspective. No additional sources cited. The writer argues that Collin offers a new perspective, constituting a new historiography, on the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt, one that sees his era in terms of the context of that time, rather then interpreting it in terms of events that came later. No additional sources cited. He wrote many books that detailed many different times throughout the history of the United States.