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    The creation of a republic serves as a control for the effects of factions. Factions emerge when groups of people feel their ideas are not being heard and accounted for in government. Madison describes these groups as having interests against the interests of the whole country. The design of a republic, especially the one created in the Constitution, encourages representatives from various interest groups to have a voice in lawmaking. Therefore, controlling factions is a matter of having elected…

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    because it creates a connection between Americans, prevents revolution, and reinforces the democratic system we have implemented today. When Edward Snowden became a whistle-blower and educated America about their government eavesdropping on them that was considered a public service. Government can’t always do everything right because it’s the people who are elected that make the decisions.…

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    “He has no proof to back up such a ridiculous assertion,” Tabitha said. “Heather and her mother have found sanctuary in a community of faith. Mr. Schekly simply refuses to believe that there are communities and organizations outside of his beloved government bureaucracies that can do the job of caring for the needy.” “Heather Gellibrand has Cerebral Palsy. I find it disturbing that Ms. Couture and her Movement counterparts believe that the scope of Heather Gellibrand’s many medical and…

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    political scientist, and historian, Tocqueville addresses that we, Americans, do have a political science well-formulated to modern democracy and democratic society, and thus, lacking the necessary tools to effectively understand and manage this new form of government. Tocqueville also suggests democracy and equality are not entirely ‘good things’ as they may leave long-lasting negative impacts in society, to which it may not be necessarily prepared for. In his study, Tocqueville described the…

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    composition of contemporary dogmatic philosophy, and unique from its practicality-versus-perfectionism contemplation. It is not meant as a universal moral philosophy for the public, but rather a narrowly directed guide for politicians. However, the government style he creates in Prince contradicts with the republic he creates supports in Discourses. The Renaissance era, acknowledged for its confinement of numerous significant philosophers, such as Machiavelli, who believed to be the father of…

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    Robespierre Vs Gandhi

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    some similar traits that made them successful, their overall reasons and methods for revolution are entirely opposite. Robespierre’s revolution was spurred on not only his belief that the government was unjust, but also because he wanted governmental power himself. On the other hand, Gandhi wanted no part in government, and simply wanted to better his country. Also, Robespierre called for massive violence in his revolution, whereas Gandhi called for a non-violent revolution. Mohandas Gandhi and…

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    Government is the belief that individuals need an organized allocation of authority to protect their wellbeing. Throughout history the forms of government have changed from Monarchies, Chieftains, to Popes/ Arch Bishops to modern Politics. Lao-Tzu’s views from the Tao-te Ching possess a thought that the people need a leader who is kind and gentle, but firm and wise, whereas Machiavelli describes in “The Prince” that a leader should strive to take complete control of power and wield is fiercely,…

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    In Federalist Paper #10, James Madison argued that the government is capable of controlling the consequences of factions. Factions are defined as groups of individuals who have banded together to protect and promote “some common impulse of passion, or of interest, adverse to the rights of other citizens or to the permanent and aggregate interests of the community” (1). Each faction had differing perspectives than the next and their rivalries tended to end in violence or damage that infringed on…

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    Foreign Government While government is a sore topic for many Americans, other countries are also having their own interpersonal issues. The question, which country has the best government has been food for thought for many. Some at this point would even argue that the discussion of it is trite and superfluous. Lithuania, Switzerland, and Mozambique were the final contestants in the competition. All three countries have a form of democracy, allowing the people to have a say in the government…

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    character in a story unique from the others. Equality and Katniss are one and the same in government views and characteristics, but they differ…

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