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    dramatically low compare to the past. Some of the most important reasons for low public trust in government are: financial crisis, and security of government. Many see the government as a threat because of the control they have towards their freedom, such as: “Homeland Security”. Homeland Security is to ensure a homeland that is safe, secure, and resilient against terrorism and other hazards in the United States, and many Americans feel as if the government is watching every step and move…

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    face. To accomplish this, he wrote his Farewell Address, with the help of the Secretary of State, Thomas Jefferson, and the Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton. In this letter, George Washington informed the people that he would no longer run for president and advised the people to avoid debt and to pay their taxes, to not form permanent foreign alliances, and not to form political parties. Debt and taxes were a major issue, in the beginning, for the U.S. For instance, the U.S. owed…

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    aimed to limit European expansion in the Americas after the United States had accepted the responsibility of being a protector of the newly independent states. In 1823, when news stirred of Spain and France restoring their combined power to bring war upon the new nations, it appalled the British who felt all the work statesmen had done to get France out of the New World would be undone. The British wanted the support of the United States, but Adams felt instead of standing behind the British war…

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    The United States has a total population of 323,341,000 as of April 2016 according to the US Census Bureau. The diversity of the United States population along racial and ethnicity lines makes the country a melting pot. The most recent data on the United States distribution of the total population according to race by the U.S. Census Bureau, 2014 National Projections. In 2014, the percentage of whites, blacks and Hispanics were 62.2%, 12.4% and 17.4% respectively. The majority of the population…

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    fundings if the state didn’t make their legal drinking age 21. South Dakota said violates the constitutional limitations on congressional exercise of the spending power and violates the Twenty-first Amendment to the United States Constitution Skelton, Chris. "South Dakota v. Dole, 483 U.S. 203 (1987)." Justia Law. Accessed November 13, 2017. https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/483/203/case.html. Questions: Respondents (Dole) -Main Arguments: Congress desired to have all states have…

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    In recent years, the United States has increasingly been sought to administer aid to foreign countries, both militarily and economically. The Obama Administration has made efforts to reframe foreign policy regarding U.S. aid as not only a moral issue, but also one to strengthen…

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    1. Brazil sued the United States because according to (Cengage Unit 8 Agriculture), “saying the subsidies the United States provided to U.S. workers violated the WTO agreements and gave U.S farmers an unfair advantage.” The WTO then agreed with this claim and let Brazil retaliate against America. Brazil enacted punitive measures against America that according to (Cengage Unit 8 Agriculture) “Involved imposing tarrifs and lifting patent protections on U.S. goods.” In response the U.S. gave 150…

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    Diversity strengthens not only a business, but a nation as well. Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson couldn’t have had more diverse backgrounds, and beliefs. However, without both of their contributions the United States wouldn’t be what it is today. I will compare and contrast their backgrounds, their political views and beliefs, and their views on the economy. First let’s talk about Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson’s background. Hamilton was the illegitimate son of a Scottish…

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    Almost all public and private schools prepare students for college throughout their educational journey. However, most students often underestimate how expensive going to college can become. The rising cost of college tuition has become a burden for countless families and students. This rise in cost has made college simply unaffordable for numerous individuals across the entire Commonwealth of Kentucky. It is a shame that more people can’t attend college to be able to have a greater chance of…

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    announced his $53 million of debt recently, people wonder how someone so famous and powerful can get into such extreme deficit. They ask how someone making so much money can still fall into such a grave economic situation. His debt is the result of excess spending and lack of enough investment and income. This is the case with the U.S. government today as it passes $19 trillion. The U.S. has recently been through war and a recession causing debt to accumulate, if the United States doesn’t…

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