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    The Enlightenment, taking place in France and dominating European philosophy during the eighteenth-century, gave birth to many new ideas regarding legitimacy of authority and governmental power. Many philosophers of the time such as Rousseau, Montesquieu, Voltaire, Hobbes, and Locke had many different ideal forms of government and major beliefs, shaping today’s world. Rousseau wrote that the process made by civilization and enlightenment had corrupted the human nature. Montesquieu had a…

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    Navarun Atraya, 20131778 1. Why does plato insist that philosophers must be kings? Discuss it in the context of the Socrates’ death. (10 points) Plato considered that knowledge is absolute power and that only the “best” should rule. Political rule should be the rule of knowledge. Plato’s definition of a philosopher-king was a king who would have a grasp of the true and enduring, would not fear death, would be fair-minded, gentle and sociable, brave, temperate, and would work to preserve the…

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    for the LGBT. How Americans Participate in Politics • Political Participation- All the activities used by citizens to influence the selection of political leaders or the policies they pursue; the most common means of political participation in a democracy is voting; other means include protest and civil disobedience. o Political analyst have come together and categorized all the different activities into two types: Conventional and unconventional. o Conventional is basically ways the…

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    Constitutional Democracy, but in 1968 a coup to over throw the government succeeded into bringing militants to power. During the 80s General Manuel Noriega of the Panamanian military took control of the government. The US intervened in the situation after diplomatic and economic tactics did not work to remove Noriega form power. In 1991 US troops were sent in to Panama to remove Noriega and implement democracy. As of now, Panama is considered a Constitutional Representative Democracy, the…

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    Germany, like so many other European countries, is known for its democracy and the freedom that is given to their people. A founding member of the European Union and Eurozone. Also known as the largest national economy in Europe and the fourth-largest by nominal GDP in the world. According to Freedom House’s report, the status of the German press freedom remains free. The media in Germany enjoy an editorial independence when it comes their content, the German constitution also secures their…

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    death. People who are proven to be mentally ill (with a chance of living a normal life) or drug addicts should be given the help needed with the first offense, however repeat offenders should be place in prison. I believe that the representative democracy, the United States has in place is a good system, including all three branches of government, executive, legislative, and judicial. The President/vice president, the senators and representatives should all have term limits of 4 years, but are…

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    Mexican Culture Introduction Culture is regarded as a set of shared norms such as convictions, values, and desires by a specific part of a populace that makes them unique to the other sections of the population (Hardison). According to a Mexican scholar Carlos Fuentes, the Mexican culture is considered one of the most intricate cultures in North America. Most people consider this culture to be a one of deep religion and high social disorder ridden with a contradiction over the spiritual and the…

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    that comes from discussion will be forever lost. In reference to the argument of dead dogma and passively accepting what is told of one, Mill looks onward to Christianity. In essence, Mill illustrates that there are certain moral principles that Christians believe should be upheld such as generousity, humility, and not to pass…

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    On December 7 1964 in London for a speaking to Christian group, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. displayed his non-violent style. Dr. King started by talking about how love should play a stronger role in that Non-violent philosophy. If the power of love could motivate somebody, then its fair to say that the power of hate such as segregation bring somebody down. Dr. King argued that hate was not only harmful physically, but more harmful spiritually. This relates to the definition of Pathos. Pathos…

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    republic] had three essential parts of the best possible government; it was a mixture of monarchy, aristocracy, and democracy.” Mr. Adams does not merely say, that this mixed monarchy is not bad—not merely, that it is good[…] but Mr. Adams, without any, the least, qualification or reserve whatsoever, expressly says, that this Lacedemonian mixture of monarchy—aristocracy—and democracy, had "the three essential parts of the best possible government."* To frame a declaration of monarchical and…

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