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    During the enlightenment many things happened. There were many French philosophers at the time for example Rousseau, Montesquieu, Diderot, Wollstonecraft, or Voltaire. Yet the ones that stood out the most were Diderot and Montesquieu. These two French philosophers impacted two completely different things but, it was a great impact. Diderot changed educational rights. On the other hand,…

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    meetings and the town meetings for my high school as well. A town council meeting in a small town like Monroe, Connecticut can be very different than a bigger city like Providence or New Haven, but it still showed me insight on how the Legislative branch of our federal government…

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    so much discretionary authority Congress allows the president to have at a given time. This paper will analyze the extent of discretionary authority Congress will grant to the president, the congressional delegation of power within the executive branch, and the difference between institutional theory of delegation based on interbranch conflict and Neustadt’s theory of presidential bargaining power. In Richard E. Neustadt’s book, Presidential Power, he states that the Constitutional Convention…

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    Federalism is the political system in which ultimate authority is shared between a central government and state or regional governments. The balance and boundaries between the national and state government have changed greatly. For the framers of the constitution federalism was a way to minimize conformity costs. they knew they couldn’t come up with an exact list of everything the government could and could not being that there will be time where it might has to be some add on to the list. So…

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    Millenium states, “Each branch of government keeps the other side in check to ensure that no one branch becomes more powerful than another” () In Rome, the Legislative branch consisted of a Senate and Assembly. The Senate was made up of 300 members, usually patricians, who advised consuls and created laws. The Assembly was made up of plebeians, lower class citizens, who took part in protecting the rights of plebeians and made laws. In the United States, the Legislative branch consists of a 100…

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    in turn caused a significant increase in facility related projects. Each facility project has a great impact on local business units and customers, therefore project delivery on time and within budget is extremely important. A big part of PAREXEL’s branch office project is a network and telecommunication infrastructure implementation, therefore I was directly or indirectly responsible for multiple projects in the APAC region. I noticed that there are similarities between projects and there are…

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    Enlightenment writers, John Locke, Montesquieu and Adam Smith influenced society. John Locke and Montesquieu mainly worked on changing society. Smith focused more on the economy. John Locke is associated with natural liberty and how the people's opinion is what should rule in government. Montesquieu's idea was that the type of government had to be changed to a better one. Adam Smith believed that the economy had to think of another way to make more money, efficiently. John Locke wanted to…

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    them don't gain to much power. For example, The legislate branch can pass a bill to the executive branch, if the president vetoes the bill than the legislative branch can go back and override the veto, but the judicial branch can determine if the bill is unconstitutional or not. - The Legislative branch is made up of the Senate and the House of Representatives. These to houses are combined to create the U.S. Congress. This particular branch can make laws, override presidential vetoes, impeach…

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    of its people. The constitutional system of separations of powers proved precious and effective in the Watergate scandal because it was obligatory that all branches of the government had to use checks and balances to determine whether the executive branch was following the law as it was expected to. James Madison proposed the idea of checks and balances with the theory that it will help prevent a despotic power from emerging and help create a significant internal structure of the federal…

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    these processes to the extent that my productivity has doubled, allowing me to take-on additional responsibilities. As a result, I have volunteered to lead two training programs. The first training program focuses on ensuring all positions at our branch have backups identified and fully trained. The second training program focuses on process improvement within our other branches. This program will allow…

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