Authoritarianism

Question 1: Who Participates In a free, democratic country where everyone has a voice, few segments of the population have the privilege to understand and participate in the political process. Despite the fact that those who are less fortunate can still participate in changing or putting an end to certain laws or policies through social media and e-Activism. Most of the politicians and governmental officials in office are white older men with substantial amounts of money and have higher levels…

1955, the Sudanese parliament officially declared Sudan's independence. However, Arabs from Khartoum refused to create a federal system, leading to mutiny by some southern army officers. Sudan soon gave up the parliament regime and reverted to authoritarianism. Over the next couple decades, four coups (seizures of the government) took place with varied success, partly because of hostility from the Umma Party and the Sudanese Communist Party. Each government system, most of which were Arab…

Heinrich Von Treitschke: Warfare and Nationalism to gain Liberation Germany faced the worst era of political imperial leadership, which suppressed the economy. During the nineteenth-century, Europe had many historical nationalists who studied their history and then glorified their nation's past (Kohn 21). A historian named Heinrich Von Treitschke vastly influenced Germans through his, political speech, named “The Greatness of War” shifting Germany’s perspective on the needs of the citizen’s…

During the early 1970’s, the world was undergoing a radically quick change. Social groups and human rights activists were propped up and inspired across the world. Almost instantaneously human rights became a predominant ideology that influenced political systems in America, Latin America, and the Soviet Union and its Satellite Nations. Many human rights activists sought to establish sovereign nation states that strayed away from colonial rule, therefore resulting in the rights for citizenship.…

A soldier destroys in order to build; the father only builds, never destroys. Contrarily to the previews statement, Junot Diaz as well as Sylvia Plath have proven through their works that this is not always correct. Both parents in the stories instead of building have mentally destroyed their children. “Fiesta 1980” by Junot Diaz and “Daddy” by Silvia Plath are similar in the way both narrators present their fathers as tyrants and oppressors, but different in the way the main characters tend to…

Its dominant themes may be identified as: the police brutality and unruly behavior; anti-authoritarianism; domestic violence and injustice; and limbic emotion and motivation. All these somber subjects are in a naturalistic mode that presents the individual struggle against the social norms, and even biological drives. Like dramatist of absurd mode…

anti-democratic oppositions through coalitions and movements. This further enhanced the development of democratic instability, escalates into collective violence, and creates constitutional deadlock. Eventually, Democracy would decline into either an authoritarianism of the left (communism) or right (fascism). Additionally, groups will only mobilize and form pro-democratic or anti-democratic coalitions if the respective movements are linked to real benefits that exceed the costs. In the case of…

Will the United States ever have the ability to create a true American cultural identity where any and all groups of people would perfectly fit in? American culture identity has been a problem in the United States for many centuries. People’s cultural identity has been a problem since the United States of America were established. Like the founding fathers who fought in the Revolutionary War, many others have fought long and deadly battles for the right to preserve their cultural identity. A…

Penn and the governing authorities monitored the settlers through a degree of authoritarianism and sumptuary legislation. “Vain, needless objects were to be avoided, and sobriety, simplicity, and modesty cultivated (33).” Yet, overtime, many of the Quakers gradually departed from piety and simplicity. An influx in the populations of German…

Films are not reality and it is from the director’s perspective, this will make using films invalid. As films are not reality, many of the points and statements made in the film will not be reliable for use on this essay, as in this essays it is about the status of a teacher from 1960 to now. Having fictional statements might not be the same as having real life perspectives. In this essay, there will be many films that will be used for research. One of the film that will be referred to…