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    The three government systems majority, coalition and minority all have their own limitations and benefits. A majority system is a single party where only one member is elected out of a constituency; [a specified area of voters who elect a person to represent them legislatively] the most adequate person should be elected to represent the constituency. This system is very common and they can do what they want to. It is easier to pass bills and do not have to worry about the opposition. The…

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    My partner, Armando and I, both believe that the government should be allowed to obtain wiretaps on anyone whom they deem suspicious without court oversight. However, Logan and Tabitha believe the opposite and have reasons why. Those reasons include personal information about people being leaked because the court oversight were seen to be failing or ignored, and people getting very mad because the government can monitor a large portion of a certain population without them even having a single…

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    The form of government chosen by each city-state in Greece played a large role in the character and treatment of its citizens, as well as their treatment of other city-states. The oligarchy style of government used in Sparta and the democracy style of government used in Athens both have strengths and weaknesses that helped form the culture of each of these two city-states. The Spartans chose an oligarchy style of government that was ruled by a small group of men called the Council of Elders.…

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    Declining Social Capital

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    foundation of a social capital. Continuing on, alterations in demographics sourcing from more divorce, fewer births, low wages are also to be held accountable.The disappearance of a nearby grocery and the emergence of a supermarket or the taking over of a small community centered business by a gigantic multinational corporation is equally responsible for the slow demise of social interaction. Moreover, technological advancement has altered the way Americans would spend their leisure. It has…

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    Filipino. Such deep-rooted principles of the past contributes to the current state of the Philippines, one of them being a democratic country. Employing democratic ideals to the government scheme, as expounded by the Oxford English Dictionary, means practicing fair and equal approach to society and having election of government officials by eligible citizens of the country. PRE-COLONIALISM Origins According to Henry O. Beyer, an expert anthropologist, the Dawn Man, Negritos, Indones, and Malays…

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    The American system of government was established in the 1660’s with the 13 colonies, they became a self governing body under British rule. The American government and it foundations of our current laws are based on the theories of the enlightenment movement leaders John Locke and Thomas Hobbes. The theories that these men believed and promoted became the outline to the Declaration of Independence and later the American Constitution establishing one of the world’s longest running…

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    governed by small groups who tend to control most of the decisions. An important thing to note is that the United States of America has a democratic form of government that is governed by many people. According to the book titled “We the People” by Ginsberg, Lowi, Weir & Tolbert (2015) a democracy is a “system of rule that permits citizens to play a significant part in the government process.” Citizens of the country have an opportunity to participate in elections and elect government…

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    system in place. Aristotle, like many Americans, believes that the key to democracy “is liberty, according to the common opinion of men” (Aristotle, 154). America was built on a very similar principle in which the common opinion mattered and the government was established so people could pursue liberty and happiness. Plato’s ideas, on the other hand, would not fit into today’s society at all due to his ideas on power. Plato discusses how he perceives the guardians “to be more perfect men” than…

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    Commentary: (750 words) Government intervention, specifically taxes, are used in almost every market system in order to serve as a solution to market failures, such as negative consumption externalities. A negative consumption externality is a situation where a good or service is consumed and a third party (someone not directly involved with the transaction) experiences a loss as a result of the transaction. Market failure is defined as any situation where the allocation of resources by a free…

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    The reach of the US government is far and wide and the government has a hand in everything. Whether it is taxes, regulation, distribution, even controlling women's bodies. Margaret Atwood in A Handmaid’s Tale, describes a dystopian future with a controlling government that trumps even the most ruthless dictators. Through this story, the author is showing, that if the government’s control is allowed to grow both the government and the governed everyone is unhappy with the results. Control can be…

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