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    The Solutions of Gun Control There are numerous opinions of the correct solution to solve the controversial issue of gun control. In the book, Gun Control by Angela Valdez, different points and counterpoints on the subject are discussed. The main solution made is, strict gun control and possibly the removal of all guns. Another is, making registering and obtaining a gun more difficult to do. Lastly, the book places blame on the manufacturers and distributors of the guns and expresses the need…

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    Explain Alfred T. Mahan's thesis concerning national power and its impact on the United States. Alfred Thayer Mahan’s novel, The Influence of Sea Power, tried to enforce the importance of naval dominance. He had believed that the nation’s eminence was inseparably associated with naval power. Other than mentioning that the country requires colonies to provide a geostrategic military, he says that the navy will provide a strong defense force against enemies trying to interfere with their trade,…

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    Andrew Jackson: War Hero

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    Andrew Jackson; war hero, president, racist, and murderer. To elaborate, Andrew Jackson was unfit to serve as the president of the United States. During his term, Jackson degraded the office of the presidency with his policies and antics.For example, Jackson caused a financial collapse that induced a depression of tremendous magnitude with the destruction of the national bank. But, perhaps his greatest offence of all are his crimes and cruelty toward the Native Americans displayed in the Trail…

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    According to the information in the facts Andrew Jackson is more democratic than he is a tyrant. There is some evidence that points Jackson as a tyrant but most of it can be defended in a reason or two. One reason why Andrew Jackson was not a tyrant and is democratic is because he never backed away from fight in battles he faced for good or for worse. An example of him never backing away from a fight for good is,On January 8, 1815 there was a battle with the British and the result is there were…

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    Government Vs Federalism

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    Since the federalists developed the constitution at the constitutional convention in 1787, opponents have challenged the development of state v. national government. At the inception of this document, critics claimed that it gave the federal government too much power over the states, and that the country would revert back to a monarchy over time. They claimed that only evil could result from this, and expected a decline in political freedom for the masses. This claim, however, has been proved…

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    Montana Research Paper

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    Exploring Montana The state of Montana is full of a wide variety of wildlife, agriculture, and adventure. Montana also “ranks fourth in size but among the ten least populous U.S states” (Encylopedia). Montana also has bordering providences which include British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan. The other states that border Montana in the Us are North and South Dakota on the east is Idaho and the West is Wyoming. Montana “stretches for about 885 kilometers(550miles) from the rocky Mountains…

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    no reason to put restrictions on them. In Alan Greenblatt’s article “What is the Age of Responsibility”, he explains that you can be 18 to fight in a war and fight for your country, but cannot join the police force and protect your city. Greenblatt states “a 20 year old marine...would have to turn 21 bef0ore he could join a local police force” (p.3).…

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    Marijuana is the most commonly used illegal drug in the United States.(Insert source). In general people believe that marijuana is less damaging than other drugs. Recently, there has been a push to legalize cannabis for both medicinal and recreational purposes. In order to be informed should this issue come to a vote, citizens should be aware of the effects marijuana can have on the brain. This paper will review empirical studies examining these effects; specifically concerning memory, decision…

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    Howard Johnson Case

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    What might you suggest was the primary reason(s) why HJ failed? I personally believe the company failed due to Howard Johnson underwent a series of changes, such as buyouts, and downsizing, and many of their restaurants and hotels were split into separate franchises. Was it time for HJ to “adjourn”? All of Howard Johnson really did not adjourn due to, the Wyndham Hotel Group still has rights to the Howard Johnson name that’s still emblazoned on more than 400 Howard Johnson hotels. Therefore,…

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    When the Pledge of Allegiance was written, Christianity was the primary religion in the United States. Bellemy did not include any variation of God when he wrote the pledge. Perhaps he understood that this very sentiment goes against the Constitution on which America was built on. Looking at religious statistics as of 2017, approximately 70% of America…

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