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    or happiness can justify their violation. Therefore, the foundation of modern liberalism is the following idea: individual rights and freedoms form an integral part of the fair structure of society, because justice is impossible without recognition…

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    Machiavelli and Hobbes both address the impact the human emotion of fear has on the political realm. In The Prince, Machiavelli explains how fear is a tool meant to be manipulated by the prince as a means to keep the people in line with the law and loyal. Not enough fear instilled in the public may lead them to disloyalty and then the dethroning of the prince; on the other hand, too much fear perpetuates hatred among the people and leads once again to the prince’s removal. Unlike seeing human…

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    Caste System:is a class structure that is determined by birth. Cultural Convergence:The tendency for cultures to become more alike as they increasingly share technology and organizational structures in a modern world united by improved transportation and communication. Tsunami:a long high sea wave caused by an earthquake, submarine landslide, or other disturbance…

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    Vintage Film

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    in which they were made. Therefore, they can provide an authentic window into another culture and even during another time. By analyzing the approach of two different articles in terms of structure, language, and reference style, the academic value of film in both of these professions becomes clear. II. Structure Both International Relations At the Movies: Teaching and Learning about…

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    The novel, Animal Farm by George Orwell was written in 1945 as a symbolism to tell about the Russian desire for social and political change that eventually resulted with revolts and political organizations that led to the Russian Revolution of 1917. The revolts advocated for freedom from the oppressors and the political leaders offered equal rights as a form of gaining political control of the masses. Therefore Orwell is very keen in using animals that represent people and illustrates events…

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    By culture, one also includes the line of education system which a society follows, its sociological terrain, economical faculties and never to subside, its political moulds. Along with the foundation ideas of the aforementioned divisions, the other dimensions of which ensure the flourishment of these cultures is the question of structure (the already existing notions about behaviour in a society) and agency (careful choices…

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    liberty. The political philosopher John Locke helps to bring to light the nature of humanity and how it can be structured around a social contract. This contract would enable individuals certain rights by allowing government officials to enforce a law that protects members of society from being oppressed or denied freedom. I admire the virtues in which Locke fights for; namely, the right to life, liberty, and owning property. These essential virtues, when under the political structure of Locke’s…

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    1625-88 Transformation

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    advice to her husband. Overall during the 17th century, there was very little progress to enhance the status of women. Another instance was aristocratic hierarchic structure of society, labourers and poor still at bottom, and gentry and nobility at the top. This means that there was not a lot of transformation in terms of societal structure; one might argue that this means there was no transformation to society in 1625- 88. However, though there was no significant progress made to the enhance…

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    they also helped shape the future. The states of ancient Greece, the Chinese Empire, the Roman Empire, and the Indian Empire all contained their own political structures. These political structures enabled the possibility to create and establish rulers who led their nations with different political systems. In Athens Greece, a popular form of political system emerged. This system is commonly referred to as democracy. This began with a man named Pericles. He was a well known Athenian leader who…

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    compromises the opinions of American leaders. The political opinions of these leaders have appealed significantly to a political party, in which,there is a salient identity of the party and consequently, no longer require a person to illustrate the stance which the party takes. Each political party withholds an identity on the issue alone, that remains true to the cause of fulfilling to the controversy. Simply,The Republican and Democratic political party hold two opposing views on the issue but…

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