Democratic Party of Japan

are centered on the split between two major political parties, the Democrats and the Republicans. Throughout history, Democrats and Republicans have emphasized and ascertained the evident differences between their policies. They are majorly perceived as black and white, liberal and conservative, however their similarities seem to be overshadowed by these differences. Democrats focus on change, while Republicans value tradition, but both parties have emphatical sources of political support and…

n without vision is only passing time. Vision without action is merely day dreaming, but vision with action can change the world – Nelson Mandela INTRODUCTION The eagle is probably the most studied of birds’ super vision. According to research the eyes of an eagle is four to eight times stronger than that of the human eyes. This enables it see five colors compared to the human eye which sees just three basic colors. Because the eagle has such excellent vision, it is possible for it to find preys…

No Hero’s at Ground Zero In the article, “ No Firemen at Ground Zero This 9/11?”, Michael Burke reaches out to the influential people of Wall Street to get their support. The tenth anniversary of 9/11 was held at Ground Zero and Mayor Bloomberg claimed there was no room for the firemen, yet he invited politicians. September 11, 2001 was an unimaginable event, and the firemen and first responders of New York were heroic and they are more deserving than anyone to be at the tenth anniversary.…

Perseverance Through the Storm James G. Mackay tells readers of The New York Times about his experience during Hurricane Harvey, in order to praise the resiliency of humanity throughout the storm. By implementing his first-hand accounts of heart wrenching and uplifting stories from Harvey, Mackay is able to convince his audience that the devastation has propelled the affected community into a period of selfless cooperation between strangers and neighbors. Mackay establishes credibility by…

“Patriotism is supporting your country all the time and supporting your government when it deserves it.” Merriam Webster defines patriotism as the love for or devotion to one’s country. The critical thinking skills mentioned in Chapter One “Why Critical Thinking Matters” and Chapter Five “Obstacles to Critical Thinking and Fallacies” help me to determine why I disagree with the statement David Lettermen quoted from Mark Twain. A good critical thinker requires clarity and analytical information…

In 2011, Will Ferrell gave an acceptance speech for receiving the Mark Twain Prize Award for American Humor. The location of this speech and event took place in the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. Will Ferrell’s acceptance speech is approximately ten minutes long, and his speech was a celebratory speech since he mostly thanked everyone for the award. I chose this speech because Will Ferrell is one of my favorite comedians and actors. My favorite movie that Will…

Hochschild’s book, Strangers in their Own Land, demonstrates the sharp division prevalent in today’s society between all of the political parties that define American government. Hochschild poses questions and thought-provoking ideas when interviewing individuals with differing lifestyles and beliefs. Hochschild puts on many hats in this book, when playing a third-party interviewer, a Berkeley professor, a sociologist, and a curious bystander. Hochschild’s motives for writing this book…

Introduction Paragraph Israel Rosen, a male who passed away to the 1911 factory fire. Israel was 17 years old at the time of the factory fire. Israel was born in Russia and lived in the united states for 3 years and he was a union member. After Israel Rosen’s death, he was buried at Mt Zion Cemetery on March 31st, 1911. In my essay, I will be blaming the factory owners. I am blaming the factory owners because I feel like the factory owners are the cause of the 146 deaths. I say this because…

“Ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country.”(Kennedy, 1961, Para 26) Many would argue this is the biggest link to the assassinated president, and that this quote changed the way of thinking for most Americans. John Fitzgerald Kennedy was the 35th president of the United States of America. He was loved by many through his portrayal of a young, responsible, and charismatic president. On January 20th, 1961, Kennedy gave his famous inaugural speech. In his speech…

Assistant Post Master__, a low paying but coveted position around the country. The Post Master was a fixture in communities due to being in charge of mail, newspaper, and magazine deliveries. Another role of the Post Master was delivering political party pamphlets, and Stevenson used this role to gain votes for Democrats distributing their materials to voters. Stevenson was well suited to the duties of this position due to his personable character and nature, and earned the nickname ‘Headsman’…