Term limits in the United States

article is an examination into the differences between judicial corporal punishment as implemented by Islamic countries, and incarceration in the United States. Incarceration, particularly in the United States, is widely known to be a massive taxpayer burden— to the tune of over $52 billion per year. In 2012, the annual cost per inmate in the United States was approximately $21,000 for low-risk inmates, and up to $34,000 for high-risk offenders. Additionally, incarceration places a significant…

eory is an idea that can be defined as how a system works towards stability and unification between states. There are five categories that I thought greatly contributed to the war was the focus on balance of power, a balance breakdown, survival threat triggering a war, and first and second deduction principles (Magagna, 2018). The balance of power is threatened when (1) there is a fault line of major power conflicts that has divided nations and (2) a hegemonic threat. In 1945, the problem was…

used everywhere. When someone thinks of saying some racist term, they should just think about keeping it to there self. Saying something could end up bad. People usually do not think about it twice before they do something and that's not god. An example of where stereotypes are usually at is the internet or social media. Racism is everywhere. There is a lot of judgement of how people look or what they think on social…

are two levels of government, the power is shared between the federal government and state governments. The United States of America…

People of the United States, the time has come to unify this great nation under the a single name. This will not be easy; I am sure we are all aware of the difficulties we will encounter along the way. Questions such as How will states be re-admitted? and How will war debts be repaid? are no doubt on your minds and must be answered to progress. Fortunately, I have planned on how to solve these crises and hope to restore prosperity to these lands by the end of the century. One pressing concern…

On September 17th of 1787, a group of men to whom we call “The Founding Fathers,” wrote one of the most famous documents; The United States Constitution. The goal when writing the constitution was to help better American lives by creating a set of Ten Amendments that grant basic rights to all citizens. The Founding Fathers essentially took pieces out of other famous documents like those of The Magna Carta (1215), The English Bill of Rights (1689), and The Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom…

there is so much more to the border than the basic definition given by Webster’s Dictionary which states that a border simply exists as “the outer part or edge of anything; the exterior limit of a place.” Whenever the “white” man has unfairly imposed on new land in which the Native Americans or the Mexicans already owned and claimed, tensions flared and more often than not conflict arose. The United States and Mexico border is no exception to this fact of history. This borderland consists of…

From separation of Church and State to theocracies, rulers have embraced both extremes of integrating and divorcing religion from politics. The Christian worldview appreciates and employs the value of integrating absolute truth in the creation of a governmental system. This idea of an…

Constitution, if you commit a felony in one state but detained in a different state, where are you trailed? A. Where you committed the crime. B. The state in which it was committed C. The state in which the crime was committed. Q.4.Can the United States President’s pay be increased or decreased based on his services during the period at which he was elected? A. No B. No C. No Q.5.What are the qualifications required to become the United States President? A. No answer B. Natural Born…

In Eileen J. Suarez Findlay’s work, Imposing Decency: The Politics of Sexuality and Race in Puerto Rico, 1870-1920, Findlay offers a nuanced and compassionate discussion of the relationships between people of Puerto Rico and the meanings inscribed upon those relationships. Findlay is able to achieve this through her use of a wide range of types of sources, her careful insistence on breaking apart binaries, and her use of “discourse” in her methodology and analysis, which allows for a rich look…