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    The Progressive Reform

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    Progressivism is the political orientation of those who want and strive for better conditions in government and society progressivism is a way that people thought would make things better for everyone. As the reform became increasingly popular at the state and eventually at the federal level the relationships between the government and the citizenry became increasingly difficult. The decade of the 1890s was filled with problems that needed attention. The war between capital and labor was filled…

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    think of the political theorists Hobbes, Rousseau, John Stuart Mill, and Marx we often tend to catagorize them as one thing, undemocratic. In each one of their political theories they either criticize or lay out their concerns for being against democracy, some more severe on the opinion than others. Each laid out various explanations in their writings for why democracy isn 't the feasible way to run a government. While all of these theorists use democracy as a defense for why their political…

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    The immoral acquisition and abuse of authority is facilitated by the presumption of inherent human morality within political systems. This is the dominant intertextual perspective between William Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar and Niccolo Machiavelli’s The Prince, examined through the values of stability and morality within politics. Texts, as manifestations of values and attitudes, are incontrovertibly influenced by their distinct contexts. As such, though an intertextual perspective may exist…

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    temptation to break any of the sins. The utopia is designed to create a perfect society that is functional and orderly. Though his society may seem logical in his eyes, his philosophies for the use of gold and silver, the management of the slaves, the political system, and the Utopian clothing are a little illogical. In the section of the story, “Utopia, Book II [Their Attitude to Gold and Silver]”, More is challenging the deadly sin greed. He starts explaining to the reader the Utopian’s…

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    First and foremost what is Anti Dynasty bill? On January 24, 2011, Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago filed Senate Bill 2649 which prohibits political dynasties from holding or running for elected local government positions. This regards that, state shall guarantee equal access to opportunities for public service, and prohibit political dynasties as may be defined by law. As a youth on this country I am literally agree on the “Anti dynasty bill “ because for me on my own stand this is a…

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    George Orwell’s scathing dystopian novel, Animal Farm, is a poignant warning to all people who desire to live in an inherently free society. Through this novel, Orwell warns about the inherently selfish nature of man and the responsibility of the individual in government. He juxtaposes that, although dictatorial rulers are not inherently corrupt, they will become so if they are not monitored by the people. He also enunciates on the duty of free citizens to take responsibility in government.…

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    power; the people 's Congress system is a Chinese fundamental political system, and it is China 's highest authority. Different from the separation of powers in western countries, China 's judicial power, administrative power and legislative power are concentrated in the hands of the party (Tanner, 1994). Therefore, democratic centralism is the core of China 's current political system model. Because of the special nature of China 's political system, there has been a division of powers and…

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    experiment of a republic that created political parties to engage people's’ ideals into the government. Election of 1800 considered an important event that impacted American Politics instead of a revolution. However, tensions between political parties and federal courts rulings during this period set precedent for later generations. Therefore election of 1800 demonstrate the start of a revolution named “Revolution of 1800.” America consist of two political parties which are The Federalist and…

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    Early American Fake News

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    or deceive the reader,” There are two sides to the fake news coin. The term fake news can be used to discredit news that is unfavorable or embarrassing. The term can also be used to describe the intentional spreading of false information for political or financial reasons, or simply for the fun of it. When those in power use the words fake news to brush over unflattering reports they pit themselves against the journalist in a battle to win public support,…

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    Partisanship Analysis

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    introduced to a specific interpretation of issues from an early age, often holding on to those beliefs for the rest of their lives. This political socialization causes the person to associate one party with ‘good’ and the other with ‘bad.’ A virtuous polity features citizens that think critically about issues and challenge ideas that they disagree with. This political near-sightedness limits debate and undermines citizens’ public…

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