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    due to the fact that Canadians has a single-payer system where the government pays for the basic coverage through the taxes they pay. (Eves, 78) I believe the system of the government plays a significant role in providing health care. Canada is a socialist country, so they focus more on the social aspect of life, contrary to the United States which is a capitalism system of government. In the United States, it is all about money. The individuals with more money will always be better off. If…

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    Nuclear War Essay

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    This is frightening to think about. The fate of the world rest in the hands of politicians and I think a lot of us are not so apt to trust much of them. There are ten countries that have nuclear weapons with The United States of America and the Union of Soviet Socialists Republic owning the majority of…

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    collectivization of agriculture, where small farms would unite to create a larger farm, with the larger farms being called collectives. The Communist Party believed that collectivsation would help the USSR’s issues of food shortage through the efficiency of mechanization on larger units of land. However, by the end of February 1930, the Communist Party claimed that half of the farms had been collectivsated. Realistically, collectivization was an agricultural disaster. Many peasants were opposed…

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    causes and effects of the war. These all were extremely influential on the rise of power of the Nazi party in Germany. There are many ways that the result of World War I contributed…

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    Spain was once a powerful empire between the 16th and 17th century, the empire expanded from central Europe to North and South America, the Philippines, and many Caribbean islands. That all came to a halt when England started controlling the seas. The War of Succession (1701-1714) to the Spanish Crown marked the end of the dynasty of the Habsburgs and the coming of the Bourbon. King Phillip was able to strengthen the monarchy and was able to unite varies region. Under the Bourbon ruling, the…

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    Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, step right in to see the biggest bang for your buck. Come right in to see the two faced woman, Hillary as she battles the oldest and last socialist democrat to the death! If that doesn’t tickle your fancy, how’s about seeing the possible Zodiac Killer as he attempts to cross the high wire to the presidency as the orange chimpanzee with a toupee shoots everything from insults to physical feces in order to get him to fall into the endless pit of failed…

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    learning about how “European socialists” and the always liberal Dutch people deal with many social issues impacting the society, and I was eager to know if their approach can be helpful in the United States, and in my home country, China. In the Netherlands, we as a class listened to lectures given by many people in, or impacted by, the mental healthcare system. For instance, Daan Keiman, a former “Smartshop” employee and current graduate…

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    history: James Wormley Jones. Jones was sent to gather intelligence on Garvey, and the resulting information led Hoover and his group to sabotage Garvey's Black Star Line, a series of ships meant to transport goods between the black communities of North America, the Caribbean and Africa. As a result, Garvey's Black Star service went bankrupt, and the leader began entertaining thoughts of…

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    that of the Russians and Chinese” (http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/?pid=29602). Such a claim is false. As historian S. M. Stern states, “the missile gap, and the nuclear balance generally, was overwhelmingly in America’s advantage”. The Democratic Party Platform of 1960 addresses the communist world by stating, “We confidently accept your challenge to competition in every field of human effort” (http://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/ws/?pid=29602). The Kennedy Administration approved of the…

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    marijuana in eleven states. I agree with Hayden that McGovern did predict the end of the Vietnam War. However, Hayden assessment is flawed. McGovern was not in favor of the legalization of abortion and marijuana nationwide. Instead, the Democratic Party misunderstands McGovern. In 1976, the Democrats retreated from leftist politics and nominated centrist and McGovern foe Georgia governor Jimmy Carter. The Carter administration emphasized tax cuts for the wealthy, deregulation, and a hawkish…

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