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    Postbellum United States required great attention to both its creation, rejuvenation, and restoration as a stable nation. In the book, Founding Brothers, Joseph Ellis presented readers with an insight into some of the more problematic portions of the creation of this nation. Some issues within the border of the Union, namely those surrounding the national debt and establishment of the capitol of the United States were addressed with urgency while slavery, another great problem that inevitably…

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    Millennials in Politics (1) Amongst the millennial generation today, millennials are perceived as being self entitled and only worried about their own self preservation.The author Ron Fournier argues that many people from different generations are frustrated and strongly believe that the millennial generation will cause a great downfall in our political system today due to their lack of confidence in our government. Fournier in his essay, discusses the common misconceptions about millennials and…

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    Earned Income Tax

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    President Obama has supported an increase in the minimum wage, but even strong supporters of that measure don 't expect it to get past Washington 's political gridlock. “I don 't think anything is going to pass Congress this year,” says Lawrence Michel of the Economic Policy Institute in 2013. Senator Tom Harkin introduced The Fair Minimum Wage Act of 2013 (FMWA) on March 05. The act would not only would it increase…

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    Diversity In Labor Unions

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    Labor unions can use a variety of different ways in which to challenge the issues related to racism, sexual-orientation, and women’s rights through the strategies of diversity and self-organizing. Diversity is a crucial factor in allowing women, gays, lesbians, and racial minorities find a common cause and achieve solidarity and political unity. In this manner, it is important to understand the awareness of diversity as a way to achieve a larger coalition of labor union activists that can rely…

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    Term Limit Analysis

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    To do Better transitions / citations / category titles Relook at raw notes Excel -> make it look clearner / includ the numbers fo the previous serving legislatures Analysis of the Ideas Supporting and Opposing Term Limits for US Congressmen and the Potential Negative Consequences for the Institution of Congress Part I: Introduction The history of term limits dates back to the Ancient Greeks and Romans; the Greeks rotated everyone in their council of 500…

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    Money In Politics CBA

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    Money in Politics CBA Our nation is becoming more and more politically divided every day. The political parties are polarized; the congress is in gridlock and people are questioning the efficiency of the government. The approval rating of the congress is now around 10%, one of the lowest in history and the majority of the nation believes that no significant legislation has been pass in last few years to impact their lives positively. The liberals and the conservatives hardly agrees on anything,…

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    Lincoln Film Analysis

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    Marc Fresa Cynthia Stretch ENG-218-01W-Spring_2016 2/23/2016 Lincoln’s Legacy: Lincoln’s Historical Representation of the Civil War Lincoln is a highly acclaimed historical drama directed by Steven Spielberg. Since its premiere in October 2012 at the New York Film Festival, Lincoln has gone on to receive critical acclaim and is currently “Certified Fresh” at 90% by popular movie review aggregate RottenTomatoes (RottenTomatoes). The film has been met with positive reviews and has been heralded as…

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    point in their lives, others are more ambivalent. Before considering all the real concerns about how a child will change your life, it is important to know what you desire. "When you are looking at your fears without knowing your desire, it creates gridlock; you are forever stuck," said Davidman a licensed marriage and family therapist in Oakland, Calif, who runs programs to help men and women decide if they want to be parents. Can you let go of certain things? Is your relationship happy? How do…

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    this makes it very hard to come into agreement in a political party. Especially because of the consequences that it brought to the government starting with the lack of compromise and bipartisanship that happens in the government, and the increase in gridlock with lack of policy activity. These consequences are great examples to why partisan polarization is bad for the government, because the government become useless with high levels of partisan…

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    What do the words, “I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States” mean to you as an American citizen? Historically speaking, they were the some of the most powerful words uttered in American history. On April 30, 1789, and then again on March 4, 1797, the first president of the United States of America, George Washington, told the nation that…

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