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    participate in sports and sporting events. I can also leave the house without being escorted by a male. I would be able to have more independence because I would be allowed to my own property. I would always feel safe because of our strong and powerful military. I would also have more authority at home when the men are training or away at war. I would rather live in Sparta as a girl then in Athens because I would always feel safe because of their army, get an education, have more…

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    Child Soldiers Case

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    wars children are recruited because they are an easy and cost effective source of combatants to fill the ranks of forces involved. Achvarina and Reich note that the easy access to children is usually because of displacements that the children experience due to various reasons makes children easy targets for recruitment (2006). Blattman (2007) agrees with Singer (2006) on child soldiers being a cost effective source because they are easily coerced and controlled. Singer (2006) adds that the use…

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    Control Room Analysis

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    The increasing role of the media as a military outlet post 9/11 has led many political scientists to address the War on Terror as a war of words. Western and Arab news outlets, across the political spectrum, have portrayed interrelated and sequentially organized stories. These serve to weave certain ideological desires within their target audiences to achieve specific objectives. In political science discourses, these stories are referred to as “narratives”. This paper will explore narratives…

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    Roman Empire Dbq

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    ideas Ancient Rome’s government set an example for future countries that used it as generations passed. Rome established a Republic, where citizens voted for The Great Roman empire also contributed a great deal of great ideas of their time and use today, such as the development of the alphabet, sewers and sanitation, the original concept of “lawyers”, and roads. The Roman Empire did invent “Aqueducts, Underfloor heating, Concrete and the Julian Calendar (which our modern calendar is based on…

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    Open Carry Pros And Cons

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    trigger at any time, and cause harm to other. America has had two mass shooting in less than a year. According to Mother Jones, “July 11, 2015 According to the New York Times, upwards of 20 to 30 people were open carrying AR-15s and other types of military-style semi-automatic rifles at the Black Lives Matters protest last Thursday. Which "created confusion for the police as the attack unfolded, and in its immediate aftermath made it more difficult for officers to distinguish between suspects…

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    present its ideology as the correct way to think or act (Lull). While the hegemony has a variety of mediums to convey that message, the films, Iron Man and Into the Woods, clearly demonstrate how the hegemony represents their views to both adults and children. Since the two films are in different genres, it makes it possible for the hegemony to reach out to two different audiences. The hegemony contributes to the film, Iron Man by presenting what it deems as the patriotic ideology that Americans…

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    and just because they are seen as to young to take responsibility, they should not be excused from their doing. However, people respond to that saying most children are recruited and taking with them having no say. Some kids also might of joined not knowing what they were doing, and what the consequences could be. Once children are in the military it is tough for them to leave because they might rely on them for protection, drugs, shelter, money, and food. A former child soldier named Ishmael…

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    Barden's Weapons Case

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    one of its weapons was used to murder several children. Both parents disagree with senator Sanders and talk about how cruel the Bushmaster AR-15. The weapon which was used for the mass murder. They state this weapon was designed and manufactured for the military to increase casualties in combat and that it shouldn’t be sold to citizens who…

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    Sparta was a society in Ancient Greece that focused on loyalty to the state and the military. However, Spartan society focused too much on warfare and not enough on education and bettering of all of its citizens and that is what led to the decline of the Spartans. The focus of on social roles, and lack of economy also led to Sparta’s demise, as well as their vastly different social views. Social structures were standards in most ancient societies. In Sparta, there were three main social groups.…

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    many similarities and differences. Due to the geography of Greece each poleis developed differently. Athens became the center of intelligence and Sparta became the center of military might. Both greatly influenced western civilization. Athens brought science, math and art to the world while Sparta left great impact on military procedures and dedication to their government. The lay of the land in Greece contributed to the development of city states in Greece. Mountains made it difficult for…

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