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1550, William Cecil, her secretary of state. Cecil was not the only person who has the Queen’s trust. The next day after Mary’s death, Elizabeth met for the first time with her privy council. Only ten men from Mary’s councillors stayed due to she dismissed mostly Mary’s councillors, including the Catholic Priests. Elizabeth stayed with those ten men because she knew that she needed experienced advisers. Some of them were Edward’s advisers, and two had participated in the Wyatt Rebellion. (Thomas…

power unbroken for more than 50 years. Japan does have a Executive, Legislative, and Judicial Branch of government. The legislative branch has the house of representatives and house of councillors. Their houses do the same thing as ours do. The branch itself has the national diet in Japan. The House of Councillors has 100 members and get elected every 3 years. The House of Representatives has 3-5 representatives elected. Elections must…

Income and expenditure After global financial crisis 2007 and 2008, the UK government implemented a huge cut in government spending in 2010 in which biggest cuts will be borne by local government. As we know, budget cut is the act of reducing budgeted expenditure, so Essex county council carried out a lot of policies to stimulate economy to recover from recession in the past 5 years. In this essay, I will reveal spending cut in Essex through three examples of government budget cuts. In the end,…

Gogol and Dostoevsky Theme Paper Nikolai Gogol and Fyodor Dostoevsky are two remarkable Russian writers. They both write about Russian society during the 1800’s. Gogol‘s “The Nose” is a short story about Kovaloff who is a Collegiate Assessor that has an obsession with rank and appearance and how he wakes up and discovers that his nose is missing and goes in search of it. Ivan Jakovlevitch, his barber finds a nose in his bread and immediately realizes that it is Kovaloff and tries to conceal it.…

Elections are the most fundamental aspect of democracy. Through elections, individuals have the ability to choose who they believe will best represent them and who will work towards the betterment of their community. Many Canadians are very familiar with the way in which they elect representatives on a federal and provincial level. The way in which we elect individuals at these levels is usually very similar. However, more variety in electoral systems and unique results of elections can be…

Thomas More’s satirical novella, Utopia, portrays the idea of a “perfect society” in response to the flaws of the society around him. More presents a Utopian society which acts as a mirror through which key ideas are reflected. More reflects on the ideas of leaderships and the systems of governance, religion and society by envisaging Utopian alternatives that encourage the reader to consider the flaws of the European monarchies, changes to the agrarian system of economy and privileging of wealth…

drastic changes to your students such as, test score rises, and improved focus in class. At the moment you have two counselors, Paul Kolak or Tarah Elhardan, even if they are the best counselors in the world, NMC has over 5,000 students and two councillors can’t give the support the students need.…

In the headquarters of UK, the church of Scientology has demolished nature to further build their facilities. This act of destruction struck their neighbors with a bit of anger and have accused the church as being “selfish and arrogant.” Citizens living in the St. Hill Green have complained about all the noise and pollution that has been accumulating since the beginning of construction. The Church has been said to have cut down twenty-two trees and destructed plenty of other wildlife habitats.…

Park. It was a one month stay at the park where a group of us took part in activities and programs that were developed to improve our leadership skills. These programs ranged from group activities to job shadowing at the park with the existing councillors. I went into this program relatively under developed in the areas of leadership that seem to be most important, however through that experience i have become a more well rounded person and have noticed significant improvements in multiple…

The Melian councillors made a horrible mistake by not accepting the terms of the Athenians in 416, and because of their irrational decision, their entire population got decimated. The Melians people were delusional in their assumptions that everything would work out in their favour, and they expected that outside forces would come to assist them, and would help make sure their battle ended in a favourable outcome. If I was a Melian citizen at the time of this decision, I would strongly oppose…