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    2. Why are political parties in the United States weaker today than in the past? Political parties are becoming weaker due to some ways that the political party candidates and representatives, are going about handling their campaigns and pushing their agenda forward in America. In the past years, the regulations that were in place, in the past and are currently in place now, have greatly changed, in how political parties are regulated. They have weakened over the years and lessened their…

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    politician's private life is important to determining their public policy. Sexism in a political system that is gendered fuels the argument that the privacy of a politician is a crucial one. When Hillary Clinton had a granddaughter, the incident made headlines in many publications. Reporters pored over the details: how it would affect Hillary’s run for president in 2016, if Hillary would choose between her political career and her family. (CBS) Mitt Romney’s 22 grandchildren were never brought…

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    Essay Political philosophy asks questions such as where do governments get their authority from? How much power should they have? The legitimacy of governments and what is a legitimate government? What is justice, should governments be fair? What laws should be in place or if there should even be laws? What rules should the governments follow? Should the people be fully obedient to the government or should they have a level of disobedience? What form of governments should be in place? Democracy?…

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    and the way they are indirectly related with the political beliefs. Artifacts also can be known as technologies over time have redefined the way we look at them because they model our society and bring the change once they are introduced. In the beginning of the reading, Winner introduces argument in a way that persuades reader in his topic of discussion. The argument begins when he says, “At issue is the claim that the machines, structures, and systems of modern material culture can be…

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    Would Socrates Support a Machiavellian System? During a time of political turmoil, it is hard to know who to trust, and who should lead. In “The Prince” Machiavelli lists a plethora of guidelines as to how a prince should gain political power along with ways for them to ensure this power is long-lasting. Although Socrates and Machiavelli both lived in time periods with serious political issues, Socrates would not support Machiavelli’s concept of a Prince, or any type of government created as a…

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    Authoritarianism and democracy differ greatly on the political spectrum. As defined in class, authoritarianism is “a political system that concentrates power in the hands of a leader or small elite that is not constitutionally responsible to the body of the people”. In simpler terms, authoritarianism is a political system that grants a few individuals the power to control the nation-state. Authoritarianism governments are more concerned with their own rights rather than the peoples, and those…

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    to vote for what they want and who they want. Also, the rule that voters are counted precisely and correctly and no election officials can put others higher or lower from others in the election. The fourth benchmark is people participate in the political process, meaning that for the democratic society to work people have to participate in the government process.…

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    Our democratic ideals, democratic culture, and democratic values have fluctuated throughout the history of our country, the first example being the Philadelphia Convention, where the basis for our political system was created. Some of the unique things about our democratic systems are the role of the executive branch, the relationships between the executive branch and the legislative branch, and the entirety of the judicial branch are all different than most things that were established before…

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    opposite beliefs. “Political parties created modern democracy and modern democracy is unthinkable save in terms of the parties” (Schattschneider). On the opposing side, they express that political parties create conflict. Although, political parties create conflict they are necessary, because they help citizens retain a clear choice in voting, helps encompass main ideas for laws to be passed, and overall we can see that conflict in politics is where we can find peace. Political parties are…

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    Young global citizens need to understand representation and the value of political reform in order to positively affect the way young citizens are represented in different countries and to develop governments. Political science is a moral discipline because it upholds citizen’s rights. Political scientists try to do “good”, but it is difficult to make positive change all of the time. This idea at times has been true, however not many would believe this by looking at our current state, not only…

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