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    nevertheless, the 1920s was also a time where corruption in government, gang violence and crimes against U.S. law an insurmountable rise that had its disastrous consequences. At the time, President Warren G. Harding was a president that was adored by many, but shortly after his unexpected death, scandals such as the Harding Administration Scandal and the Teapot Scandal came to light and ruined the reputation of this once adored president. Another form of corruption seen at the time was the…

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    The most relative themes in the play “Antigone” is that unfair leaders have too much power and are corrupted at times. The main characters in the play are all affected by corruption and the abuse of power by larger characters. Creon is the most obvious example in this case. He implemented unfair laws to his people and of course to Antigone. He was also very arrogant and cruel throughout the events of the play. Limited power of women in the play is also a part of the theme. For example, Antigone…

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    Corruption and reformation are almost cause and effect events that can be commonly found throughout the history. Without exception, Renaissance had corrupted, then was reformed. Renaissance’s religious reform, reasonably, was caused by the corruption in Catholic churches; they sold indulgences to provide capitals to fulfill the leaders’ lavish lives and personal interests while the common people suffered the violent life. Remarkable individuals who denounced Catholic churches included Martin…

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    income inequality. Secondly, the article examines several different factors that impact income inequality through economic growth and sustainability, and include data in this portion of the paper. Gupta and colleagues demonstrate in their paper how corruption increases income inequality and poverty by reducing economic growth.…

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    Corruption, judgement, and inequality are all stories the media presents about the Catholic church . Many take this at face value, and I cannot blame them. There has been a lot of corruption associated with the church, and it may be hard for some to see that these are the actions of a few rather than the philosophy of the whole. Though the reputation of the institution may be tainted, the actual building where I attend mass, does not reflect that negativity. As a Catholic who received a…

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    is shown through the examination of the characters, specifically Jay Gatsby and Daisy Buchanan. These characters show the reader the idea that people are willing to lie and betray others to be happier with their own lives. Not only do we see the corruption through the characters but we also see how corrupted the relationships between each characters are. During the novel Fitzgerald illustrated how the lives and the society of these wealthy men and women was once corrupted. The characters in this…

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    freedom. The pioneers directed west for the same reason. The Great Gatsby shows the surge revolving east, as hordes drove to New York City in search of stock market fortunes. The Great Gatsby shows this shift as a symbol of the American Dreams’ corruption. It's no longer a dream of building a life; it's just about becoming rich. Jay Gatsby, the protagonist, signifies both the tarnished Dream and the innovative untouched Dream. He believes that he can attain the American Dream with financial…

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    In the article “The New Price of American Politics”, James Bennet looks at the views of both scholar Jim Bopp Jr. and former FEC Commissioner Trevor Potter. Bopp favors more money and larger donations in campaign politics, and argues that corporations, billionaires, and outside groups should not be prevented from embracing their freedom of speech when it comes to campaigning. He believes that fewer, bigger donations may eventually allow for politicians to spend more time with voters. Bopp fights…

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    O.R. #2 (Due 11/03): Briefly identify the main conflict in the story. The main conflict of the story, Term Limits by Michael Flynn is that there has been enough outrage created by corrupt politicians that it has led to a team of Commandos imposing ‘Term Limits’ on these politicians who refuse to give in to demands which have been set forth. These Commandos are disgusted with the back door dealings of all elected and unelected Politicians, be it in the White House, and Congress. It is shown…

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    Corruption can find many loopholes in the system and therefore one cannot declare it to be a perfect one. Simply because it is the case that this right was permitted in other states and such corporations did not abuse their spending to the point of shunning…

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