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    In E.J. Dionne Jr.’s book, Our Divided Political Heart, He explores the various factors contributing to the great political polarization existing in America today. A reoccurring theme throughout the book describing this phenomenon is the perpetually diverging ideals of individualism and communitarianism. Traditionally Republicans have supported the concept of individualism, while democrat favor greater community orientation. We no longer have a Republican and Democratic parties that consists of…

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    also paired with adjective such as good and bad. “Democratic respondents should more quickly categorize the mascot as “good” since they have come to associate “good” with Democrats” (lynengar and Westwood, 2014). This study ended up proving the partisan was quicker to associate the negative with the opposing side as opposed to the opposite…

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    or moderate, politics becomes more difficult because both sides cannot meet a consensus about certain issues causing America itself becomes more divided. Political polarization is a result of growing partisan antipathy, ideological consistency, and political engagement or activism. Growing partisan antipathy is a party’s negative attitude towards the opposing party. Greater numbers of both parties have extremely negative views of the opposing party and state that the opposing party’s policies…

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    Court of Criminal Appeal that hears criminal cases. At the bottom are numerous local courts. In between are many administrations like appellant courts, district courts, municipal courts, and many other courts. The majority of judges are elected in a partisan way by Texan citizens and vacancies are filled by appointees by the Governor with the consent from the Texas Senate. Their terms vary from two years to six years. The Judicial branch has the power to judicial review and interpret the law.…

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    5. John C Calhoun, Henry Clay, and Daniel Webster each had an impact on American History. Pick one of them and share how he specifically impacted antebellum politics and the issue of slavery. Also, include background information. This essay will discuss the impact that John C. Calhoun had on antebellum Politics and the issue of slavery. John C. Calhoun born March 18, 1782 and died on March 31 1850, was a noteworthy U.S. statesman and spokesman for the slave-plantation system of the antebellum…

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    What Is Post-Election?

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    Post-election it is discovered that the previous level of government spending is too high, and a period of austerity begins represented as a shift from 2 to 3 (Figure 1). A decrease in government spending occurs, shifting from SPRC1 to SPRC2 where inflation expectations are based upon previous, leading to a withdrawal of confidence in the market. When government spending drops, aggregate supply contracts (AS to AS’) leading to output returning to a lower level, meaning firms then stop investing…

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    practice law 10 years; 1 year resident; maximum age of 70. The Circuit Court: licensed to practice law 5 years; 1 year resident of circuit; maximum age of 70. The selection process of judges for the state of Alabama the same for a full term which is partisan election, for Interim Vacancies gubernatorial appointment selection process takes place. However the selection process for Chief Judge and Justice is based on a different type of vote. Supreme court is based on popular vote, Court of appeals…

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    Perpetrators, Bystanders, and Rescuers From the day a person is born until the day they die that person is constantly making choices. Everything that person does is a choice. Some choices are made easily and do not effect one’s life for more than a few moments, but some choices are different. Some choices that a person comes across in their lifetime will determine who that person becomes. These are the ethical dilemmas that can change a person’s life and lives of people around them.…

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    the citizens rating them. Bush, a controversial politician, received 20 percent lower approval among Democrats in states where he received the most support than among Republicans in the states where he received the least support. On the other hand, partisan differences among senators and governors are considerably smaller (Jacobson 2006). Evidently, the same voters with the same ideology will vote for and evaluate politicians differently…

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    Resistance Holocaust

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    as Denmark, France, and Europe. Some groups were more prominent at the time such as a group that was known as the Partisans. The Partisans occurred at the time in the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Poland, and Greece. Other well known resistance groups were recognized for their achievements such as the “most successful European resistance group were the Yugoslav Partisans, organized by the Communist Party Leader Tito and grew to 150,000 members” (Kindersley 16). Europe’s resistance…

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