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1. In founding a democratic republic, the founding fathers sought to avoid tyranny. Explain their approach. 2. Snyder offers twenty lessons from the twentieth century, adapted to circumstances today, to help avoid tyranny. Discuss at least ten that you find most significant. ...

1. In founding a democratic republic, the founding fathers
sought to avoid tyranny. Explain their approach.
2. Snyder offers twenty lessons from the twentieth century,
adapted to circumstances today, to help avoid tyranny. Discuss
at least ten that you find most significant.

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