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    It is argued by Hobbes that it is preferentable to consent to the absolute authority of a sovereign because it is superior to the chaos of “war of all against all” in the state of nature. Hobbes (1651) argues that men will turn against men and no industry can exist, he implies that any government, even totalitarian or oppressive governments, is better than none. But the same fear that we have against our neighbourstransgressing against us, we do not expect of ourselves in the absence of…

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    In the short story “A Sound of Thunder” there was a lot of foreshadow used. It seems like the most used one of all was the exaggerated importance of staying on the path and not doing anything that could possibly change the future. Travis used the phrase “stay on the path” at least four times in the beginning of the story. This is a huge hint that Eckels would possibly go off the path later on in the story, and also because he seemed to be unconvinced that it was a big deal saying things like “So…

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    Alexander Solzhennitzyn secretly wrote his novel One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich during the Cold War Era and a day’s worth of survival inside a Soviet death camp in the 1950’s. Ivan Denisovich Shukov is sentenced to ten years after being captured by the German army. This novel represents the ordinary day inside these prison camps and his struggle to survive. Ivan Denisovich was faced in a life or death situation, to either lie or to die telling the truth. This novel featured many themes,…

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    strongly argue that even though Rome and Carthage were almost identical in their government bureaucracy, it was Rome’s perseverance to a cogent political organization that ushered the country into an imperial Rome. For instance, Rome’s utilization of dictatorship during times of great danger had geared Rome into…

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    Pol Pot Propaganda

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    Arts were flatten to a political level only and any creative thoughts was purely related to the propaganda proposes.Thus, after years of dictatorship in Cambodia, cultural and artistic values were eclipsed by violence and Cambodian heritage was nearly destroyed: painters, craftsmen, singer, poets, dancer and all the other profession were vanishing. Most of the them died by the hand of the regime…

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    The Soviet Union was a model that carried out the political liberalization. Many students were excited about Gorbachev's visit in Beijing. The Tiananmen Square incident(massacre) was a student's movement for a democratization against one-party dictatorship of CCP. After the incident was ended, a power of economic decision-makings shifted from reformers to conservatives.8 Due to the Beijing incident, the Chinese economic growth was slow…

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    Communism In Animal Farm

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    time again not to work. The best example of this is the Soviet Union. According to World History our Human Story, communist ideals spread across a war torn Russia. Vladimir Lenin, the leader of it all, turned the new communist government into a dictatorship (691). Later the book states “In Europe and America, some intellectuals saw the Soviet Union as the future of Mankind. The truth, however, was that the communist revolution had fallen into the hands of one the most brutal dictator in all of…

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    Nevertheless, some form of dictatorship or leadership is shown in every dystopian society. From The Island and Far North, two very different forms of control were implemented. In The Island the control is corporate. The entire containment facility is one big organization that is controlling…

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    then learning about the US government, it is easier to understand government and the different types of control. This paper will cover the differences and similarities of all three governments. The Hunger Games gives an excellent example of a dictatorship. Free speech is not a thing in Panem. People are killed for speaking out against the Capitol and their…

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    In The Tragedy of Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare, Brutus shows how he will go against his friend not out of hate, but because he believes it is for the good of his country. Brutus is seen as a trustworthy companion, noble and loyal friend. He winds up joining the conspiracy against Caesar and stabs him in the back literally and figuratively. Knowing that they were good friends, it’s shocking to see that he would go through with betraying someone he referred to as a friend. His reasoning…

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