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    The American dream Is the American dream still attainable in 2015? As a legal alien resident in America I believe citizens of America can pursue a career of choice, have a great income, and live comfortably. The ability to achieve all your dreams and goals depends on your perseverance and dedication. All Americans have the right to choose their way of lifestyle. Most of the time people are not discriminated by their gender, age, and ethnic group. America has so much to offer the citizens, all…

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    Federal government agencies has non-monetary reward called 59 minutes, in which supervisors or management has the discretion to determine that employees can have 59 minutes of approved administrative leave. The rewards can be awarded for a number of reasons, such as rewards for good performance or even used around significant holidays, such as Thanksgiving and Christmas. Another non-monetary reward used in the federal government employment are the years of service awards. This is an…

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    the key roles and responsibilities of the federal government, the state and local governments and private industry. The overall responsibilities of our national and homeland security has always been a tight collaboration of local, state and federal governments. I believe it is the federal government’s job to establish the overall guidelines and for the local and states governments to place their input in where it is deemed needed. The federal government does a decent job of setting forth…

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    There is a division between Federal government and State government, which was one of Montesquieu’s beliefs that the government should be divided. Montesquieu wanted the government to be divided so that one branch wouldn’t have too much power, which is a very good belief. Federal government is in charge of currency, regulating commerce, national defense and foreign affairs. Executive Branch, which is led by the President, is in charge of carrying out laws. The State government controls death,…

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    Federalist Government vs. Individual States When it comes down to a law itself, many people argue whether or not it should be in the hands of the people or the government itself. Many well known laws involving drugs and gender are seen as an opportunity that could either be in the hands of these two groups. Should certain laws be held accountable by the people of the state or the federal government? Three things will be discussed on whether or not it should be held by a certain power,…

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    acres of Federal land to the states to be used for the mentally ill and for those who were blind or deaf. However, on May 3, 1854, President Franklin Pierce vetoed the bill, shutting down any chance of the Federal land being used for the disabled. The veto message written by President Franklin Pierce was addressed to the Senate of the United States. In the veto, the president reasons why the federal land should not be given to the states for the mentally ill. Pierce assumed if the government…

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    Federal Government 's Involvement with School Lunches Ever since President Obama was elected into office in 2008, his wife, Michelle Obama has been the forefront of nutrition. One of her main focuses has been the health and wellbeing of children. She has helped to change school lunches around the nation to tend to a healthier, more fulfilling lifestyle. Mrs. Obama has also helped pass laws through the federal government that have improved the lives of millions. The Level of obesity among kids…

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    By this virtue, it forces these universities to offer online programs for such students. Despite the fact that these online classes appear to be advantageous, various concerned organizations are currently appealing for its exclusion. However, federal government should encourage distance learning because online education gives opportunities to…

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    governemnt has three branches: printer friendly(PDF) our federal government has three parts.they are executive,legis;ative, judicial. The constitution of the united states divides the federal government into 3 branches to ensure a central government in which no individual or group gains too much control; legislative- make slaws (congress) executive-carries out laws (president, vice president, cabinet). Many terms describe the United States government. First of all, it is a democracy. This…

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    1A. The federal government is separated into three branches the legislative, the executive and the judicial branch, the government was created this way to safeguard from anyone individual or group having too much power and control ("Branches of Government | USAGov," n.d.). The Legislative branch is also know as Congress is made up of the Senate and the House of representatives, the responsibility of the legislative branch is to make laws. The executive branch that consists of The President, The…

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