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    In June 1871, an Illinois Department of Corrections maximum security was established. Pontiac Correctional Center is run by Michael Melvin, Warden. The operational capacity is about 2,298, and the population is 1,492. Pontiac Correctional Center is located at 700 West Lincoln St. in Pontiac, Illinois On July 22, 1978, in Illinois a riot broke out. The riot involved over 900 inmates. This riot was one of the deadliest in Illinois history. The riot began in the morning, when several hundreds of…

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    Black Friday: The New Deal

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    Beginning on December 29th, 1929, also known as Black Friday, the stock market on Wall Street crashed. This marked the onset of the Great Depression, the greatest economy downfall in United States history. For the beginning years of the Great Depression, Herbert Hoover was the President, but he did not put forth a large enough effort to help the American people get out of the turmoil that was created. Up until the election of 1933 where Franklin Delano Roosevelt, FDR, took the office from Hoover…

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    Stephen Douglas: Abolitionist, Proslaveryite, or both? Francesca Scola Stephen Douglas's purposeful political ambiguity and avid pursuit of self-aggrandisement demonstrated through his stance on the Kansas-Nebraska Act, Lecompton Constitution, and Freeport Doctrine, ultimately cost him the 1860 election. Through his stance on the Kansas-Nebraska Act, Lecompton Constitution, and Freeport Doctrine, Stephen Douglas’s purposeful ambiguity and avid pursuit of self-aggrandisement ultimately cost…

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    Tywanne Aldridge Case

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    In brief summary of the United States court case U.S of America, Appellee, v. Tywanne M. Aldridge Tywanne is the following. Tywanne Aldridge is a former Kansas University football player who was arrested and charged with two felony crimes in 2000 as a result of a reverse sting operation with the FBI (U.S Publishing Office, 2005). The first charge was conspiracy to distribute more than 500 grams of cocaine, and the second possession of a weapon in furtherance of a drug trafficking violation (U.S…

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    paying taxes but also be allowed to receive services such as social security. Previous lower courts have ruled in ties as well and has put Obama 's immigration plans off further and further. The US Supreme Court couldn 't agree on a decision. They are deadlock on their decision and cannot come to an agreement. This plan has divided our nation and as…

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    Hormel Company Case Study

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    strike. In this case, P-9’s target point was to recover wages of workers to $10.89 per hour. However, the Hormel Company’s reservation point was to cut wages by 23%. Obviously, P-9’s bottom line was not reality and unachievable to Hormel. Facing this deadlock, P-9 was too tough and refused to make any concessions. According to the situation, P-9 negotiators should attempt to improve their BATNA. However, when they rejected the counterparty’s final offer, which meat they did not identify Hormel…

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    Throughout the United States, the Vietnam War is well known. It was a bloody battle that stretched for around twenty years and affected the lives of many people, either directly or through their relatives who either fought in or simply lived through the time of the Vietnam war. The war, as its title would suggest, took place in Vietnam, between North (communist) Vietnam, and South (noncommunist) Vietnam, which was supported by the United States. It was a long and complicated war that strongly…

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    MORGENTHAU’S PERSPECTIVE Morgenthau puts national interest-defined power in the center of his analysis. One of his frequently cited thoughts: "The main signpost that helps political realism find its way through the landscape of international politics is the concept of interest defined in terms of power" (Morgenthau, 1978). According to his view, national interest and power are very closely connected. For Morgenthau, domestic politics and international affairs are separate realms that require…

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    There are eleven million illegal immigrants in the U.S. today. Many of them are confused on what to do because they want to live here, but government workers don't want them. We cannot just deport all of them. They have all broken the law by entering the U.S. This is a big topic because it has been a problem for a long time (Siegel, Duffin ). Illegal immigrants should be allowed a path to legalization, but not citizenship. Making these immigrants legal would fix a lot of problems. For example,…

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    This type of diplomacy draws together five elements of statecraft. The foundational element is listening. The first duty of a public diplomat is to listen. This function is conducted through both field and research work and it represents collecting data about publics and their opinion overseas and using that information for redriceting a certain policy or the entire public diplomacy strategy altogether. The second element is advocacy: undertaking an international communication to…

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