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    by former dictator of Cuba, Fidel Castro, means that overthrowing a government is and can be very difficult and painful. Because people today, and in dystopian novels, rebel and attempt to revolt against corrupt governments such as dictatorships. Governments today, like Cuba, North Korea, and maybe even Russia, are very similar to the government in the dystopian novels, Legend and Surviving Antarctica. All of these governments: limit freedom of speech and press, violate human rights,…

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    Two authors, two different people, do not always share the same views on everything; especially government. This is demonstrated through John Steinbeck’s novel The Grapes of Wrath and Henry David Thoreau’s essay Civil Disobedience. Both touch on the topic of government, and what rights human beings are entitled to. Politics is a very controversial topic in itself, but it is incredibly important that everyone creates their own opinions and convictions about said topic. One thing numerous people…

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    the political body. However, this is not an easy accomplishment for the populace as a whole. Consequently, special interest groups such as corporations or other organizations who share common view, work to promote this well-being by using various forms of influence other the legislative body via the utilization of lobbyists. These interest groups differ considerably in member numbers, purposes, and strategic approaches. Therefore, generally, division of these two groups falls into two broad…

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    Gaining privacy today is harder than ever in a world-renowned technologically advanced country. With this technology comes a hard task at hand for the many governments. This task is trying to figure out the balance between national security and freedom for their citizens. For many years now many had a feeling that their government was monitoring their calls. After the U.S. had established their foothold in the middle east, they have known that with the amount of negativity they were receiving…

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    through utilization of a rigid Caste System, suppression of human propensities, and elimination of subversive ideologies. In the World State, the government promotes a sense of unity, an essential component of a prosperous community, by restricting the populace to predetermined castes. To facilitate a sense of identity and belonging, the government applies scientific and technological capacities to regulate thoughts, emotions and desires, ensuring collective complacency in the community.…

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    Athens was one of the first known democracies. “Demo” or “Dem” are greek roots meaning for people. The democratic structure from the Ancient Athenians have helped build the foundation for a government found by the people. In 507 B.C.E Greece, democracy in Athens is starting to arise. When other forms of government such as monarchy and oligarchy become flawed, the citizens are being…

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    various types of political schools of thought regarding politics and government. Commonly, the role of the government is to set legislation, conduct policy and act as a figure of authority , however is this necessarily synonymous with Leadership? Is it possible that certain styles of government provide better leadership? And what is the importance of effective leadership in government? It is a common misconception that a government automatically carries out the role of leadership in a country…

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    Athenian society which these men died for. Three significant notions he mentioned were their Democratic approach to government, warfare, and the way they practice economy; some of these exact attitudes can be seen in the United States today. Pericles makes reference to all the wonderful things about the Athenian society. Starting off with his mention to having “a form of government that does not emulate the practices of our neighbors... its name is Democracy”(92). He explains this is a good…

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    establishing itself coherently with the social contract argument, which is “a clear device that connects three aspects of political theory: a specific view of human nature… of problems that would arise in the absence of political authority … of government best suited to solve such problems” . Hobbes addresses all three, which we will see by answering the problematique: How does Hobbes justify sacrificing individual liberty to be under the rule of an absolute sovereign, specifically that of a…

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    time. Further down the road each got their own rights and freedom. My belief is, at that time if they were to attempt to correct all these injustices they would have not gathered all the support they needed to create this new government. Today's government is overstepping its boundaries by trying to do too much. Their acting as more of a nanny state than the protector they’re supposed to be. Our…

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