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    Elements of Colonial Life in New England Economic Political Social Massachusetts Bay Colony was thriving as a result of the successful fur trading, fishing, and shipbuilding industries. This was made possibly by skillful settlers like John Winthrop, an affluent and educated settler who became the colony’s first governor. The Pilgrims arrived outside of the Virginia Company’s domain and therefore had no specific authority. In order to prevent chaos in the colony, Pilgrim leaders wrote and…

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    students who study within its schools at a risk. Implementing a funding formula in schools within the district is a public policy issue because struggles to stay afloat is also a problem. Most of the children in the district have been forced to attend charter schools. Despite that the schools are no longer within the district, the district is still in charge of supporting them. It subjects the district into fiscal management challenges. According to Chester Upland, the district cannot continue…

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    R V Askov Case Study

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    delayed until September 1986, almost two years after the preliminary trial. The Supreme Court of Canada had established the criteria and standards that Canadian Courts judge whether an accused’s rights under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms have been infringed. Under S.11 of the Charter states that anyone charged has the right to be tried within a reasonable time frame. Askov and his friends successfully argued that the criminal charges against them should be stayed on the grounds that…

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    community. I later served as the fraternity’s recruitment chairperson and pledge educator during my sophomore and junior years. It was during my junior year where the fraternity experienced a significant event putting the chapter at risk of losing its charter. The fraternity held its annual “Holiday Ball” in December at a local event center where we followed all the local laws and school social policies. Unfortunately, one of my good friends and brothers who was of the…

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    Case Study: OVCA

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    OVCA is seeking a five-year charter renewal. During the next five years, OVCA plans to focus on improvement of current programs, rather than rapid growth or diversification, through continued efforts in strategic planning. OVCA has developed a culture of strategic planning which includes critical data review, honest reflection, and thoughtful action plans. As part of the strategic planning process and responsible governance, the OVCA Board sets annual goals to direct the school on how to achieve…

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    together, creating an unmatched personal and political friendship. These two leaders were Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister of Britain, and Franklin Roosevelt, the United States President. This relationship started in 1941 thanks to the Atlantic Charter and stayed steady until Roosevelt’s death in 1945. Their relationship was strengthened because of the pressure on international relationships during WW II. During the war the responses of FDR and Winston Churchill helped…

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    Imagine a time where children didn’t matter, and they were just seen as a nuisance with no purpose. Before the 1700s, in the medieval times, children were seen as miniature adults, to eventually grow up and help out their parents (Ansell, 2005, p.9). It was not until the late 190 0s where we saw a reform in favour of children, this reform was the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the child, where a draft was started in 1979 for the International year of the child and was fully completed…

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    sentiments. According to Irving Kaplan Author of title “The rise of a generation of African leaders with more education and a greater degree of freedom from traditional restraints, as well as the influence of the statements, beginning with the Atlantic Charter, of the Allied leaders on self-determination and popular freedoms, led the Africans to expect an improvement in their position in the postwar era.” These expectations were used by the Nationalist Party to convince white voters to “limit…

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    evident that Tessling broke the law, the method of seizure was found to be unlawful and a serious intrusion on his privacy rights according to Abella J.A (pg. 439). The search and seizure was, therefore, unreasonable and in violation of s. 8 of the Charter. The actions of the RCMP should be considered to be an invasion of the dignity, autonomy and self-worth of Tessling. Moreover, they did not have a warrant prior to using the FLIR, which is a crucial aspect of privacy. I find the police’s act…

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    The Rwandan Genocide

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    Chapter 7, Article 39 of the UN Charter states, “The Security Council shall determine the existence of any threat to the peace, or act of aggression and shall make recommendations or decide what measures shall be taken…to maintain or restore international peace and security” whilst Article…

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