Ineed the answer of this question as soon as posible !

"choose the candidate that you might have supported in the election of 1796 and make a campaign poster using words and illustrations to promote your candidate."

The election of 1796 was a difficult one, and the main contenders were John Adams and Thomas Jefferson. John Adams was attacked by the Democratic-Republicans. He was said to be too closely associated with the policies of Alexander Hamilton, including his centralized national government. They also accused the Federalist party of favoring monarchism and aristocracy. Thomas Jefferson, on the other hand, was blamed for being too radical and the Federalists tried to associate him with the chaos of the French Revolution. They also attacked his character because he was an atheist.

If you were to support John Adams, you could make a poster that attacks Jefferson's character. You could use a slogan such as "John Adams. In God He Trusts." This is a very American phrase, and one that would reference Jefferson's atheism. You could place it in front of images of the French Revolution in order to remind people of the destruction that Jefferson's ideals can cause.

the main inference that can be drawn from jean jacques rousseau's book the social contract is: a. people can enjoy civil and physical freedom, even if it sometimes harms society.

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