Founding Brothers of the United States
Founding Brothers of the United States In the dawn of the United States it would have been like stealing candy from a child for a tyrannical ruler to assume control of the young rebellious colonies and instate a monarchy to mirror that of Great Britain. ... Three of the treasonous men, John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and Alexander Hamilton, although at times may have held opposing views, through their institution of a Republic in the United States formed a strong foundation for what is now one of the most influential countries in the world. ... From the meetings of the Continental Congress Adams also proposed that a Continental Army be formed so that the colonies would be united in fighting against the British. Adams while not a great writer, an excellent speaker, became the spokesman for what was to become the most revolutionary document in the history of the United States, the Declaration of Independence. ... To further his interest in founding a strong government, Adams proposed a balanced government, one in which an independent executive would report to an independent senate, independent from a judicial system, that was independent from the house of representatives.