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    The United States is a democracy which means, it is a system of government where members ruled directly. Democracy is important to the U.S because this form of government provides freedom to its citizens. This form of government encourages political parties and interest groups to help with the policymaking process. A political party is a group of political people who operate the government with elections and determine public policy. Public policy is unwritten principles in regards to social…

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    Specifically, many political philosophers have discussed human nature in their books as it is essential to the development of an ideal republic. Thomas Hobbes in his book, Levithan, and John Locke in his second treatise in his book, Two Treatises on Government, both talk extensively about human nature in very different ways. Hobbes argues that human nature is so evil that the the state of nature is really just a perpetual state of war in which people act based on their passions alone which ends…

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    prohibiting the government from limiting freedom of speech and allowing citizens to have no limitations on their speech under the exception of harming others.…

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    Ethics In Plato's Crito

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    That system is a government which is the foundation for a country; it promotes a population into a society, it builds a structure that monitors how one is supposed to live within its borders and what rights or entitlements one should have, and it creates a contract between…

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    European Religion

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    Protestant churches” (Klausen, 2005, pp.555). Even though these countries illustrate authentic secularism, this statistic suggests that even highly secularized nations still represent a substantial amount of Europe’s religious population. Even when governments in Europe try to distance themselves from religion, there ultimately remains a role for religion in every country despite popular…

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    Running for a political public office involves countless challenges and numerous layers of responsibilities. Most people who wish to pursue a government position will have years of experience behind them. A political figure should be able to make confident decisions that will benefit the majority of the population. Experience, education, tenacity, and fairness are imperative characteristics of a dedicated successful politician. An effective campaign requires a capable plan that is…

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    by Aristotle. These two books hold a philosophical analysis of government and the state of humanity within from the perspectives of a teacher and his pupil, Plato and Aristotle respectively. Even though both of these men were Athenian citizens during the world’s first democracy, they both identified similar flaws in the state of Democracy. Democracy, in Greek society, was when natural-born male citizens made decisions in government, all with equal say, because they all fought together. However…

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    American Greed Analysis

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    Governments are always existing with some sort of hierarchical power, as Huntington insists. The nature of bureaucratic government is a counter to the American Creed. As Huntington states, “The Government can never, however, reflect those principles perfectly (American Creed), and is therefore illegitimate to the extent to which people take seriously…

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    1984 A Dystopia Analysis

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    simply thinking something that were to go against their style of government. In Divergent, a similar concept, yet different aspect of dystopia, is found when seeing how the government splits people up into factions depending on their personalities, and encourages them to not have any sympathy feelings towards the other. The…

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    a disreputable form of government in which one person or a small group of people, in this case being Saddam Hussein and his “Dirty Dozen”, have complete and utter control of a country. Dictators essentially have the right to do whatever they see fit with their people and country – restrict the legal and civil rights of their subjects. Subjects are technically citizens, although citizens are a part of a democracy, and have civil and legal rights, and have a say in government, whereas subjects are…

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