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The Janus Figure Janus was the Roman God of beginnings and ends or the yin and the yang, or the opposites For example a Janus example would be War/Peace.

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1 The Janus Figure Janus was the Roman God of beginnings and ends or the yin and the yang, or the opposites For example a Janus example would be War/Peace.

2 Practitioner of Slavery Louisiana Purchase
Thomas Jefferson “All men created equal” Strict Constructionist Belief of the nation of yeoman farmers Author of the Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom Practitioner of Slavery Louisiana Purchase Embargo of 1807 led to the growth of American Industry Deist

3 Andrew Jackson Using the article “The Shifting Legacy of Andrew Jackson”, the Student will create a Janus figure of Andrew Jackson. The left side will deal with the past generations view of Andrew Jackson. The right side of the figure will deal with the modern view of Andrew Jackson Then summarize why you think the point of view has changed over time.

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