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    originating in U.S., was heavily influenced by the ideals of socialism and Marxism. The Weather Underground originated in 1969 and was a branch of the Students for a Democratic Society. The Students for a Democratic Society has ties to the Intercollegiate Socialist Society and the Socialist Party of America. The Weather Underground started as university students who believed in a more violent and radical approach to the…

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    Why the Capitalist Brainwash Is Wrong A common more in society is to help your fellow man. Like most mores, it is not developed to help the individual, but to help society as a whole. The controversial ideology of socialism has been a topic of discussion for decades. America has been so passionately anti-socialism that they were in an arms race with Russia for decades because of it. The threat of no free market is such a terrifying notion that America and Russia threatened to blow up the whole…

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    sustain their democratic rule and have all since transitioned to various types of authoritarian regimes. According to Alistair McMillan, India’s transition to democracy was extremely unlikely due to its low economic development, the total size of the population and the presence of a large number of groups representing a wide variety of ethnicities, religions and values (736). Nonetheless India’s leaders stressed the importance of good governance and focused on firmly entrenching democratic…

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    undermine in the film. Chun Doo-hwann’s predecessor Park Chung Hee “established tight control over society, the economy, and the…

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    “Utopia” means a perfect society. Unfortunately, in reality, the term utopia is just an imagination. Ever since the first human society, there has never been a flawless society. In many cases, inflation, poverty, unemployment, crime rates are only few of many flaws of society. In order to create a society that is close to utopia, many people do social movements. To be more specific, there are nonviolent and violent movements in order to get what people wants from the government and king. However…

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    Democracy Mill argues that a form of representative democracy is the best ideal form of government. It is not an invariant ideal that holds regardless of historical or social circumstances. But he does think that it is the best form of government for societies with sufficient resources, security, and culture of self-reliance. In particular, Mill thinks that representative democracy is best because it best satisfies two criteria of all good government: government is good insofar as it promotes…

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    Ms. Margret Baker’s classroom is learning about the geography and political situations of Central and South America. To Ms. Baker, the classroom is the best place to begin teaching students about politics and what is “correct,” or conclusions based on the facts that she presents. Her opinions are placed on the children through the way she answers questions and presents information. When what she teaches reaches the home of an United States veteran, her opinion that the United States is wrong in…

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    the election secretly by funding the candidate. I think in this video the elite theory could be explained. Elite theory is a theory of the state which seeks to describe and explain the power relationships in contemporary society. States that are controlled in democratic societies is in the hands…

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    Asian?” Racism, Privilege, and Post-Secondary Education” by R. J. Gilmour et al., discusses some of the challenges faced by Asian students, including the social norms that must be obeyed. Although they are able to excel academically, they are seen in a different, dimmer light that shows them as outcasts due to the fact that they don’t fulfill the norms of a university student, which includes the outgoing drunk nights and reckless university behavior. They become a victim because of the lack of…

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    Nelson Mandela: From Prisoner to President “I have cherished the ideal of a democratic and free society in which all persons live in harmony with equal opportunities” (“Nelson Mandela.” Bio). These are my immortal words that perfectly outline the purpose and struggles of my life. A flourishing society must equally represent all of its people, who in turn, must treat each other with respect and care. This is my reasoning for fighting for the rights of the African American people, the large…

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