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    Ordinary Citizens

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    We cannot deny the media’s influence, and we have all fallen guilty to a false story or an interesting scandal. We are human, but in so, we must understand that there are positives and negatives of the media. Ordinary citizens represent democracy, but lack professionalism. Political figures represent the government and its most important components, but lack public interest. Entertainers offer relief from our everyday lives and give us hope, but they lack a cause and fail to fight for the…

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    Throughout the world, many different types of religions and faiths are practiced today. In China, there are several religions or philosophies practiced today, but thousands of years ago there were only a handful that made importance. The different religions practiced then and now are Christianity and Islam to Daoism and Legalism. Today much of China’s influence is through Buddhism, but centuries ago Confucianism and Legalism occupied the main focus of the country. Of the three intellectual…

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    Authoritarian government is very different than a Democracy for many reasons, but I will describe two. The democracy has an election to tell who is the leader and in an authoritarian they are forced into it. Also, the authoritarian government has unlimited power over their people and democracy has a certain amount of power they can have. These are just a couple of ways they are different. A democracy lets the people vote for who they want as a leader (President) and authoritarian is forced to…

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    some of its integrity?”. This question is saying that although democracy is a tradition and it has certain qualities, Thoreau feels that it looses some of its value each year. That each year we loose some of our freedom and rights. It relates to the metaphor about the wooden gun. It gives people a strong sense of power when they don’t actually have much. In the last paragraph, he has two rhetorical questions. The first is “Is a democracy … possible in government?”. The second is “Is it not…

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    since a form of democracy is included in the Roman Constitution, it means that they believed that a good government was one in which the people had a voice. Document 7, an excerpt from Parallel Lives, written by Greek biographer Plutarch, states that Theseus designed a great city and believed there should be no king, and power should be divided evenly amongst the people (Doc 7). Athens, the city-state that Theseus is said to be the founder of, does develop a functioning direct democracy system…

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    proposed were favoring the state-funded training, free voting, free press, and restricted government. There are a couple of key segments to Jeffersonian Democracy. One is the characteristic of Life, Liberty, and Freedom. Another is the part of the administration in securing these rights. Another is the division of church and state. Jeffersonian's Democracy is a sort of government in which the general people have the power, which makes them the lawmaking body. Jacksonian's democratic…

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    According to Hubert Humphrey, “Freedom is hammered out on the anvil of discussion, dissent, and debate.” However, when two parties start debating an issue, but neither are willing to compromise, the result is an argument in which nothing is accomplished. Within his work, The Future of Life, Edward O. Wilson wrote two contradictory passages that he set side by side to emphasize the underlying satiristic properties of each and make them easy to compare. One demeans environmentalists and one…

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    In America, citizens are given the right to vote and elect officials into office. At the age of eighteen, young adults are allowed to register to vote and take part in elections. Not all citizens participate and decide to vote. When Americans decide to exclude themselves from voting, they initially are negatively impacting society. Thomas Patterson takes his stance on this when he wrote “The Vanishing Voter”. In “The Vanishing Voter”, he discusses the impact nonvoters have on society.…

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    obvious reasons, others can carry a tremendous amount of prejudice in today’s world. In most of the Western World, however, democracy is considered the best form of government. While some can point flaws and problems with this kind of government, it’s defended by many. According to Churchill, “no one pretends that democracy is perfect or all-wise. Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of Government except for all those other forms that have been tried from time to time…”…

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    the information being projected into the world has remained the same. The American government is manipulating democracy, attempting to control people, doing this subtly but effectively in the media. The American government has infiltrated mainstream media to coerce public opinion for leverage to accomplish their tasks without Americans having any say. “An alternative conception of democracy is that the public must be barred from managing of their own affairs and the means of information must…

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