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    Civil Disobedience According to Thoreau conscience should be respected more than the law. 2)A citizen should break and unjust law. 3) Three ways Thoreau says a citizen should serve the state is -Body,Mind,Conscience 4) Thoreau's brand of non-conformity would be difficult to practice today if you don’t pay taxes or pay companies back like the irs .They’d come to your door at any moment. It’s impossible to get through with anything without lawyers if you don’t…

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    According to Hegel, “complete freedom was embodied only among the Germanic peoples, who in their historical development, inheriting the fruits of the Reformation and the French Revolution, achieved universal civil and political freedom”. However, according to Burke, the result of the French Revolution was the distortion of the people's freedom. In his view, “France bought poverty at the cost of crime” and the Declaration of Rights, whose adoption became one…

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    through civil disobedience in world history. The purpose of civil disobedience is to be able to peacefully protest laws. This type of outcry can spur change without the violence other types of protests involve. It is the best way for citizens to express their discontent with the government and current laws without causing injury or excessive disruption. This is especially relevant today. Peaceful resistance to laws positively impacts and can improve a free society, like the United States.…

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    I feel that King’s acts are justified. He obviously isn’t causing any harm to anyone. He’s just trying to get his point across in the most non-violent way. The fact that others disagree with his is crazy. King has a process in order for him to protest. As it states in the text, “In nonviolent campaigns there are four basic steps;collection of facts to determine whether injustices exit; negotiation; self purification; and direct action.” In my opinion, him going through all of the steps is…

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    Although ethnic clustering is generally used in a negative tone, I think that describes this reading. It is very normal to want to be around people who are similar to you, especially in a place that is trying to take away your culture and force you to assimilate into an American one. Through this clustering, an interpretive space was created that preserved history and helped define a new era. Art is one of the best forms of culture and it can visually express a shared experience or define…

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    Marriag Marriage Summary

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    The article documents cases of androgynous individuals through medical histories, referencing their personal difficulties and treatment in both medical and social settings. Emphasizing the belief that the psychological importance of medically treating intersexuals at the infant stage was the only way to be assured that hermaphrodites were not doomed to a life of misery. The author doesn’t agree with assigning gender until the child is old enough to decide for themselves when they reach the age…

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    preference citing a religious objection (Smith). Opponents want the federal government to extend anti discrimination laws to not allow owners the right to refuse to people solely based on their sexual preference (Badash). They especially cite the Federal Civil Rights Act of 1964 which banned…

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    A) The freedom of information act 1982 was established to enable information to be free to all people when the concern does have an impact or effect on these individuals (Freedom of Information Act, 1982). The act also constitutes what types of information can be accessed, who can officially access it and the different types of exemptions that may impact these. In terms of whether the act itself allows for people who use it to treat information and a national resource within the public sector,…

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    theme highlighted in the book, I would say it’s not a great book for teaching a lesson. However, with the great characterization and way of immersing the reader into the setting, it is definitely a great book to read just for the sake of reading. The civil war between King Stephen and Empress Maud had been waging for years. It is the summer of 1138, in Medieval England. This makes the process of solving a murder more interesting, as there is no modern CSI. There are, however, good old…

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    some countries outlawing it. Gay rights have sparked controversies with proponents and opponents coming out strongly guns blazing, giving different views in support or against the issue. The receptive environment surrounded by the desire to expand civil liberties and grant rights to individuals regardless of whether they are straight or not has, further, perpetuated the issue. The concept of the family has had to be redefined because of the emergence of the fight to protect lesbians, gays,…

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