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    The Good Citizen Analysis

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    Paper #2 – Critical Evaluation of Dalton’s Citizenship Measures Generations of the American people faithfully participate in government policy because it is an honor and privilege to engage in the fundamentals of our country’s political democracy. In The Good Citizen, Russel J. Dalton explores good citizenship and how it affects the country. Also, Dalton focuses on the millennials, and challenges those that do not care about the country. Dalton further analyzes how the norms have changed over…

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    Children Of Cain Rosenberg’s novel Children of Cain displays a strong sense of narrative, as she looks deeper into the shocking accounts of violence in Latin America to write a book that explores the continent’s persona. Rosenberg begins each of the six chapters with a story of an individual living in one of these broken states, each weaving important information in order for us as readers to place these affairs into context. It allows the reader to better understand what citizens in each state…

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    American Values Democracy and equality are two American core values which, according to Henslin (2014), are shared by most of the groups that make up U.S. society (p.51). Living in a democracy gives a citizen an equal right to vote the leaders of his or her government, in fact the White House (2015) stated that “today’s citizens over the age of 18 cannot be denied the right to vote, regardless of race, religion, sex, disability, or sexual orientation” (para. 1). The equality each person has,…

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    What a shame that, in a country founded on and by democracy, such an undemocratic practice as gerrymandering is allowed to work almost unchecked in politics! How is it that America prides herself on giving an equal voice to each of her citizens, yet she allows politicians to create grotesque new voting districts in order to favor their party? Although the practice of gerrymandering has been used by politicians almost since the foundation of the country, it is rarely brought to the attention of…

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    On Tyranny Summary

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    Tyranny: Timothy Snyder’s Reaction to American Politics Today Who would have thought that America would elect a tyrant for president? Timothy Snyder writes On Tyranny to prepare readers for tyranny that may not be as remote as they may believe. The lessons inform the audience on ways to thwart fascism before it overpowers a nation. As a professor of history at Yale University, he uses his expertise on Nazism and Communism to construct his arguments (Snyder, 88). In On Tyranny, Timothy Snyder…

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    The authors’ theme throughout the essay is that the government is destroying America with corruption and unscrupulous administration. Democracy means rule by the people and this is not what the American citizens have now. True democracy solves wicked problems, it does not ignore century old problems. The American Government can’t function without the complacency of the people. Tyrants and corporations are exploiting the American citizens because the citizens are allowing it. The American…

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    security. Through this contract, citizens acquire a stable representative government. Rousseau had the Republic of Geneva strongly in mind but he marks a breakthrough by creating a utopian society to inspire future lawmakers and statesmen. Democracy in America (1835) reflects Tocqueville's impressions and observations of the American regime in order to inspire France to follow a democratic path. As Tocqueville read and shared some…

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    Greeks made an enormous impact on America. In which literature as well as mathematics are used today and America's democratic government is run. Contributions Greeks made to society impacted and led to the development of the current form of democracy, the influence of Ancient Greek literature, and the influence of mathematics. The democratic government used today was influenced by Greek culture. The ancient Greek statesmen, Pericles had many views on democracy, he believed, “It is called a…

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    Throughout history the establishment of a democracy has often been a goal of a nation’s citizens. Unfortunately, when restrained by the grip of tyranny the resulting fight for such a cause is often met with the bloodshed of innocent people. The birth of America, even, was done so by taking up arms against tyrannical and unfair rulers. History seems to always repeat itself. In March 2011, pro-democracy protests broke out in Syria demanding the resignation of its nation’s abusive president…

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    Declining Social Capital by Putnam and Civic learning is Critical to the Future of America by Hamilton. For years…

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