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    The article is written by James Wilson, expounding on the cause of bureaucracy in the US government. To begin with, Wilson analyses the case of the Central Park’s ice skating rink in New York. This difference in efficiency was summarized through numbers: the failed City of New York with 6 years and $13 million, successful Trump with 5 months and $3 million. The projects had to meet several problems. The sector was accountable for rebuilding the rink which could operate with low energy costs. The…

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    Gilded Age Dbq Analysis

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    War, specifically the period of 1865-1900. The Gilded age was a time of great change in the United states, it was dawn of new technology, government policy, and economic status, and changed the conditions of the American life for everyone. On paper, this Post-Civil War era seems like a period in the U.S. that was fueled by selfishness, corruption, and government misconduct, but in reality there were some very positive changes happening throughout this period. During this time there was a…

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    while the government has been on information lock-down and the populace has been watching useless news on the politically compromised broadcast media. Trump said that,Hillary did that,Trump,Hillary,Trump,Hillary,Trump,Hillary.... Duh! Guess what?... There is a whole-wide-world…

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    Imagine waking up one day when you are told what to do to do at a certain time and a certain place, go to a certain school, or hang out with people someone tells you to that is what a utopian society does forces you to do Things with no choice but, in a democracy you can chose what you want to do. Living in a democratic society with freedom is better than living in a utopian society because of freedom of speech freedom of choice,and freedom of religion. The freedom of speech is an important…

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    the rights, freedoms, and liberties of its people. The founding Fathers of our country based our government on democratic values, which are transparent in the Constitution of the United States. One of the main founders was James Madison, who was very critical of government and democracy. Madison created a Theory of Democracy based on a solution to solve the defects of political activity in our government. Democratic deficiency is explained in the article Democratic Practice and Democratic Theory…

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    Benefits Of Conformity

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    Conformity is when a person develops behavior in accordance with socially accepted conventions or standards. Solomon Asch conducted an experiment in 1950 were they placed one person in a room full of actors, a card with three lines on it would be shown to everyone in the room and they had to pick which line was the longest. The actors would purposely choose the wrong line hoping to see if the subject would go along with the group or make the correct choice. Asch’s conformity experiment was meant…

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    because it creates a connection between Americans, prevents revolution, and reinforces the democratic system we have implemented today. When Edward Snowden became a whistle-blower and educated America about their government eavesdropping on them that was considered a public service. Government can’t always do everything right because it’s the people who are elected that make the decisions.…

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    when you refuse to obey the laws that the government lays out for you. It is possible to make a positive impact on this free nation. There is a huge difference between civil disobedience and violent protesting. Civil disobedience is simply doing things, non-violently, to show that you don’t agree with government policies. Boycotting, or not paying your taxes are forms of peaceful resistance to laws and policies. Henry David Thoreau expressed, “That government is best which governs least,” from…

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    No Place Like Home: Using Date to Promote Family Unity Homelessness has particularly detrimental effects on the development of adolescents and leads to increased stressors in families. In the United States, the number of children and young people that are homeless on any given night has been estimated at around 1.3 million (National Runaway Switchboard, 2009). The state of Minnesota made an effort to tackle youth homelessness by adopting the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act in 2016, which is…

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    Hobbes believes that a powerful sovereign that is not part of the social contract is the only way to govern people, be in control, and have order in the country; he thinks that because he believes that people will be so fearful of the sovereign and death that they will not cause any problems. However, James Madison, Plato, and Martin Luther King Jr. seem to for the most part disagree with him. I personally disagree with Hobbes, and I agree with Madison, Plato, and King. Hobbes claims that Social…

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