Governor of New Jersey

Before the 1900s, in the late 19th century Populism was ruling America but starting in the 20th century, the Progressive movement would make the reigns and start a new era, an era of reforms. While American society experienced change in the form of the identity of women, the power of Political Machines, and the control held by trusts, some aspects would remain the same. The identity of American society, especially that of women was going through constant changes. In the very early years of the…

local all share the common goal of wanting to help provide their citizens with a good, stable, and safe life. The notion of the American Dream entices new citizens to come to the United States and acts as the anchor keeping current citizens in place. Throughout history great states like New York, attracted millions of immigrants seeking to build a new life. As the population swelled in the United States, urbanization became a classic trend. Like many in other nations a majority of Americans…

education. On the growing topic of immigration, Rubio feels it is necessary to incorporate them into the American lifestyle, this now being their new home. Being a moderate Republican candidate in the American race, secures his belief that giving kids if illegal immigrants in state tuition rates. Alongside Rubio, Chris Christie, the governor of New Jersey argued it was logical for the government to aid these children to maximize the investments made. On the opposite side, John Kasich feels…

governs best’ to every decision I make, every law I support, every regulation I enforce. However, there are some areas where we are beginning over-steer, and where I believe we will continue to over-steer if the presidency is handed to my opponent, Governor Birch. We cannot be lulled into believing…

From the mid-17th century through the mid-18th century, British North America consisted of a number of today’s U.S. states; some of which were New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Virginia, New Hampshire, Maryland, Georgia, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and South Carolina. During these two time frames, there were some principle events that occurred. Following those events contributed to the diversity of the different ethnic groups that lived in British North America. Some of those ethnic groups…

inequality between the rich and the poor: some sections of the constitution were designed to placate the masses. The second factor was the interests in trade. After the colonies became independent from Britain, about half of the people in charge were “New Money,” meaning that they were self-made business people involved with trade or deeply impacted by trade. Thus, many provisions are pro-trade. After the American Revolution, states favored businesses based in their own state. The state gave tax…

It is often the case in revolutions that many partnerships who take a lead role in shaping a new society do not continue to work together after their goal is achieved, that is exactly what happened to James Madison and Alexander Hamilton, who had risen to prominent positions within the new nation of America as delegates for their respective state. Both would be each other 's support for fighting for a new and ratified U.S. constitution. Although their partnership falls apart, they are truly…

Contrasting the earlier Western philosophers, John Rawls is a contemporary figure who believed that rational and self-interested individuals would come to the same conclusions if they did not know their position. This was called the Veil of Ignorance, theorizing that without any knowledge of gender, race, socio-economic status or any other social position, certain rights would be agreed upon. These equal opportunities shaped his political philosophy, which became known as justice as fairness. It…

that could make him pay a penny of that “dammed tax.” He said it loudly and often. When Samuel Adams and other people heard it, they cheered him. The next year was good news. England repealed the Stamp Act. “The news was brought to Boston in John Hancock’s brig the Harrison,” and John announced it to the public. So after the news, John threw a grand party. “He festooned his house with flags, piled his table high with food, and lighted up all of his windows. When the house was full, he rolled out…

percent and one hundred percent of the plant guards ratified a brand new four year agreement for the plant on Lake Michigan’s southern shore, the largest refinery in the Midwest. What would have happened if they didn’t stand up and say something? Things probably would have never changed. This has not only have happened to BP, but many other companies, corporations, and unions. This also happened earlier this year in New Jersey. Governor Chris…