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    The Federal Constitution would be based on a system of checks and balances instead of the virtue of the States. (Keene, 2012) The delegates still wanted a form of government that would protect one’s individual liberty and the common good of man; however, they wanted one with a strong central government, an executive power over foreign affairs and the militia, and one that could rectify relations between states when needed. (“The Constitution,” n.d.) In contrast to the Articles of Confederation,…

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    NSA surveillance programs were carried out by the United States government (Barrett, 2015). One of the NSA programs involved mobile data throughout the United States including numbers, amount of time during a call, and location of phone calls. Although, the second program the NSA was using is called PRISM. This program allowed the…

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    of our old house, not because of something terrible happened but rather for a better life in this area. The landowner asked us to move out because the government wanted this area for public buildings. We moved out of our house and moved to another state. We were in an urban area but the new house we are moving to is in rural area but not really, it’s between rural and urban. My parents like these areas more than the urban area where we stayed because there’s not many people disturbing them while…

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    in the Constitutional Convention. The rebellion was based in the Massachusetts countryside at the end of the Revolutionary War. The government started to inforce increasingly large taxes that primarily affected Continental Army veterans, state militia veterans, and farmers (mountvernon.org). They enforced these larger taxes in order to pay for foreign debt that was being demanded to be paid. They were affected because they received little pay and reimbursement for their military…

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    I. The United States Naval Academy is located in the capital of Maryland. It is 30 miles east of Washington D.C. as well as 25 miles south of Baltimore. Tree-lined brick walls, scenic vistas of Chesapeake Bay and French Renaissance are all features of The Yard, USNA’s campus. When the Naval Academy was first built, it was 10 acres, but has now expanded to be about 338 acres. On the campus, the nearly 4,000 midshipmen are named the Brigade of Midshipmen. The Brigade of Midshipmen are split into…

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    TNI Vs Polri Case Study

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    TNI versus Polri TNI (Indonesian Army) and Polri (Indonesian police) are two institutions that responsible in national defense and security in Indonesia. But one more incident in Batam shows us that their psychology relationship becomes worse. This incident happened in Brimob Command Headquarters Kepulauan Riau, Tembesi, Batuaji, Batam on November 19th 2014. Before we talk about the best solution for them, we should know the reasons or backgrounds of conflict TNI versus Polri. Why do they need a…

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    Leonard Peltier was not as fortunate as his fellow AIM members. At his trial in 1977 the jury found him guilty and he was sentenced to two consecutive life terms. His trial and verdict are still a contentious issue with people adamantly defending his innocence and others just as sure of his guilt. Peltier’s supporters point to a number of specific events at his trial, for instance, not allowing key witnesses to testify and, unlike the Robideau/Butler trial in Iowa, severely restricting…

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    be elected due to the winner -take all- system. During the presidential elections, the presidential candidate with the largest percentage number of votes usually get the states electoral votes (Nwazota). Nwazota pointed out that it’s very difficult for third parties to get media coverage (Nwazota) due to the laws of the federal campaign finance. This usually leaves third parties with finding other means to pay for their own…

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    of the Constitution. Since the Articles of Confederation made the U.S. into sovereign states with a weak central government, Congress could not tax and was incapable of paying the debts that were left over from the Revolution. Madison feared that the union would fall apart and that we would acquire bankruptcy. He also feared that the revolution did not fix the problems that it…

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    Lord of the Flies: A Political Game Politics plays a role in maintaining law and order within our society. Depending on a nation's political ideologies, they will have different stances on certain policies. When countries with different ideologies meet, the meeting can potentially be horrendous, as their different stances may cause conflicts which lead to war. Examples of two ideologies that are extremely different are totalitarianism and liberal democracy. In a totalitarian government, the…

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