1. how does bilder’s argument change your understanding of madison’s notes as a historical source?
2. what specific aspects of the notes does bilder claim madison revised? what does she speculate about madison’s motivations?
3.how does this source connect to the compelling question for the task? how do understandings of “justness” change over time?
4. how do we judge the founding fathers? by the standards of our times or theirs?

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it required the unanimous approval of the states before the congress could enact any measure.

randy pausch was a famous mathematician, writer and lecturer who is particularly famous for his last speech, given in 2007, "the las lecture", because he illustrates why one's dreams need to be pursued in a logical order if success is to be obtained, option c. at this time, pausch had been diagnosed with terminal cancer so he told the audience to follow their childhood dreams, which were possible to achieve. it has been recognized as one of the best motivational speech around the world.