In what ways, according to David Ramsay, does the formation of governments in the United States differ from precedents in other times and places?

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Jimmuy

27 February, 22:52

In what ways, according to David Ramsay, does the formation of governments in the United States differ from precedents in other times and places?

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Trevin Taylor · Answer 1

Yes it differs from other precedents

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David Ramsay was an American historian and was of the opinion that the formation of the US government was different from the general government in factors such as the working style adopted, how policies and treaties were formulated and the difference in the general system as a whole. And example is In the past it was compulsory for the fit men to join the military in the protection of his country but this isn't applicable anymore.