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    The United States Constitution was written in 1787, and has been amended as recently as 1992. Every year, there are hundreds of amendments proposed, but most never make it out of the Congressional committee. Proposed Amendment XXVIII of the Constitution is as follows: All persons born or naturalized in the United States, as well as their immediate family, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside. When a child born to immigrant parents in the United States or on…

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    Two Tier Politics Analysis

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    2015 Why Two-Tier Politics Are Essential to Govern the State To some, the idea that elected individuals, whose political views are unknown to the people that adhere to them and are left to make decisions affecting the livelihood of a state may seem immoral. In the United States however, this is the reality we have become accustom to and have been able to progress as a nation, while American politics remain two-tiered. The people of the state leave the power in the hands of politicians who they…

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    Bernie Sanders Biography

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    Senator Bernie Sanders is America's longest-serving independent politician in Congress and a candidate for president in 2016. IN THESE GROUPS FAMOUS PEOPLE NAMED BERNIE FAMOUS MAYORS FAMOUS CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATIVES FAMOUS PEOPLE BORN IN BROOKLYN Show All Groups 1 of 6 « » QUOTES “What my campaign is about is a political revolution - millions of people standing up and saying, enough is enough. Our government belongs to all of us, and not just a handful of billionaires.” —Bernie Sanders…

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    first step of the process is to address the priority of the specific individual. There are three distinctions of priority currently in use as according to the United States Citizenship and Immigration services: priority one, “cases that are identified and referred to the program by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, a United States Embassy, or a designated non-governmental organization”; priority two, “groups of special humanitarian concern identified by the US refugee program”;…

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    Under Reagan, the United States entered the modern conservative movement, which was a very successful movement of ideas. During his presidency, Reagan had all intentions of making America a great place, and he never deviated from this plan even in the face of uncertainty. One of the biggest and most elaborate goals that Reagan had was to complete a process of ?southernization? of American rights. In doing so, Reagan hoped that power would be restored to state and local governments, in turn…

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    discrimination are widespread. Similarly, racial segregation has its economic impacts. The affected individuals tend to be weak, and they are regularly stressed; this shifts their concentration on financial matters, therefore, affecting the economic state of the nation (Ball, p.78). Ultimately, racial profiling affects the existing institutions such as education system and the law enforcement. Discrimination makes people lose trust in institutions, for example, racial discrimination against a…

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    Charlie attended the public school of Trinity High School until his graduation in 1951. From here he went to Sam Houston University located in Huntsville, Texas. He only attended the school for a semester while he awaited admissions to the United States Naval academy. He then attended the Naval Academy until his…

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    Women In The Civil War

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    The Civil War is already known as one of the most devastating and destructive wars in American history, though many sacrifices were made that are still very seldom mentioned. As every Great War requires great effort and dedication on all fronts, it makes sense that the greatest war would have the greatest amounts of such effort and dedication. Upwards of 2.75 million total soldiers fought in this war, and millions more contributed to each side in other ways. The largest group of unsung heroes in…

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    also posted his idea which is on the blackboard, the main cause of inequality in America is globalization. However, I don’t agree this opinion. First of all, it is no doubt that inequality in the United States – the wealth of wealthy as compared to the average income of average citizen of the United States – has increased spectacularly. Beyond all questions, globalization brought about outsourcing. Outsourcing means big corporations can hire cheaper labor power in developing countries nor…

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    Lumina Foundation Financial Standing and Management Educational nonprofits in the United States exist in a space in which they may generate enormous change in the current culture. Educational nonprofits come in as the second most populous type of nonprofit in the United States, behind only religious organizations. Even with such prevalence, only a bit more than half of the nearly 212,000 educational nonprofit organizations operate in the financial space where the IRS Form 990 is required.…

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