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    America has been really split into two separate groups throughout time those two groups are known as Liberals and conservatives. Now these two groups have very different opinions on a broad range of topics. Their are not many things these two groups agree on throughout our nation 's history. Liberals believe in government action to achieve equal opportunity for all people no matter what happened in their past. They believe that it 's the government 's job to alleviate the problems that go on…

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    political beliefs. Actions of people on different sides of the political argument can cause contention between people, and these actions cause arguments. The American culture has progressed liberally, and there is liberal bias that is prominent in the media that shows that progression. First, liberal bias is prominent in social media. Many adults and teenagers have addictions to social media and are influenced by it. Charles M. Ess writes “Our engagements with new digital media appear to bring…

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    The Program in Liberal Medical Education 1. While most high school seniors are irresolute about what they will choose as a career, I have a strong desire to decide on a career in medicine. I have had this urging since I was a young child, and my interest in medicine has only expanded as I have grown older. My passion for not only medical science, but also helping others, has prompted me to pursue a medical degree; and being a student in The Program in Liberal Medical Education at Brown…

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    specifically the liberal arts aspect of Concordia. The explanation he provided on liberal arts, and how it impacts our lives not just in school, but also outside of school made me see the importance of it. Mr Shane's explanation of liberal arts gave me a different perspective of it both In theory, and in practice. Before this interview, my knowledge of liberal arts quite limited. My views to mre Montayas opinions has drastically impacted what Studying the liberal arts…

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    also displays the liberal trope of individual liberty, as the desegregation movement was a liberal approach to giving minorities the freedoms that are naturally endowed to them by God. The liberal argument stands that because segregation is inherently bad, and the Civil Rights Act had officially outlawed discriminatory behavior, African Americans deserve the right to attend any educational institution of their choosing without racial interference. By contributing to the liberal desegregation…

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    Cassidy paper wrote her paper on “Liberal Intolerance” argued against the author topic due to lack of credibility. What I like best about this paper was, she was able to go into detail about the article, and I was able to understand the article without reading it. What parts that were strongly written was Cassidy introduction paragraph. The hook brought me in, and I could she her thesis stated clearly. What in the paper seemed confusing is what areas the author lacked beside creditability. Did…

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    Currently in America, representative democracy is the governing system. In representative democracy, elected officials decide on the majority of important decisions in America. There is, however, another system called participatory democracy that some say may be an important change for America’s society. Participatory democracy is a system favoring much more involvement with the citizens and less dependence on elected officials (Participatory Democracy). Instead of voting on elected officials,…

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    The Significance of State Institutions: A Comparison between Norway and Ethiopia There are several different ways in which a state can choose to govern its citizens. The two types of government that are frequently analyzed and structurally oppose one another are authoritarian versus democratic regimes. The main difference between a democracy and an authoritarian regime is that a democracy is comprised of a government that reflects the wants of its citizens. On the other hand an authoritarian…

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    Pros And Cons Of Democracy

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    Ben Gorashchenko--P6 Isabelli--October 28, 2017 Are Dictatorships Really That Bad? The land of the free, the home of the brave, and the land of greater opportunity are all ways to describe the essence of the United States. While there are many factors to why this is so, a key component is the existence of democracy. In democracy, there are multiple parties that each have different views and people can choose to support the one that most fits their beliefs. Fairly elected officials do their best…

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    Democracy remains the most important aspect of the United States since the birth of the modern American government system. The definition of a democracy proves that it is a type of government by which the people rule, as the power and authority is invested in them; so without it, both justice and liberty would cease to exist. Those residing in the country should feel extremely grateful to practice certain rights and to celebrate equality for all. Therefore to maintain this historic institution…

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