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    The significance of temporality is explained in two very different ways by Niccolo Machiavelli and Thomas Hobbes. The limitations of states and the fundamental driver of what is essentially the human decay that amounts to the dissolution of the state. Both are aware that political systems decay over time. They attempt to dissolve the problem of preserving the political system over time. Their views on history shape their solutions, however both think very differently. Each is aware that…

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    I do not agree with Machiavelli's statement for a few reasons. The main reason I disagree is because Machiavelli's idea of peace seems to fall into the category of nonviolence and a lower crime rate. However, I do not think that this is the full peace that a nation should have. There may be "peace" just because people fear disobeying the tyrant or the power, but that does not ensure that there is actual peace and happiness in the everyday lives of the citizens. Tyranny cannot be justified if it…

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    Plato's Kallipolis

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    Through this essay I will demonstrate that though Plato’s Kallipolis would be an ordered state, it would not be just according to our modern definition of justice. I will first attempt to define the term ‘justice’ and then apply it to some examples in Plato’s proposed state. I will be showing this through the use of the ‘noble lie’ told in order to keep people in rigid classes and how this leads to a lack of social mobility. I will also be looking at the lack of freedom that seems to come with…

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    Absolute Monarchy

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    During the Sixteenth and Seventeenth century the Political Development had many changes that occurred. France and England were growing vastly and becoming over populated. They both wanted to create and stabilize a Government. The two most important political developments were the Parliament Monarchy and Absolute Monarchy. In this short essay, I will talk about France and England, talk about the two different political models and also what the conditions were like under them. The first Political…

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    The French Revolution Timeline May 5, 1789- King Louis XVI convened the Estates General (which had not met in 175 years) to levy a new land tax to hopefully solve his monetary woes, (the French king and country were broke). June 20, 1789- The newly created National Assembly, which was mostly made up of the middle and lower classes of the Third Estate, was going to be shut down by the King, but N.A. declared that they would not disband until they had written a new constitution for France. This…

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    Nguyen Tran Mr. Javier & Mr.Wen World Literature 1, World History 2 22 October 2015 Self-Destructive Democracy “America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms, it will be because we destroyed ourselves”(Lincoln). America has a compelling government in which the power to rule is given to the people, however society’s disagreements and interactions are the reason to a declining democracy, and the nation itself is to blame. The concept of a self-destructive…

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    but, they also were related to the royal family that got overthrown. Marie-Antoinette was Austrian; therefore the Austrians were more than displeased with the new rule. Prussia and Austria allied with France’s foreign enemy to revolt against the Republic and called themselves the émigrés. The French, however, fought back and by 1793, the foreign threat ended (Doc C). If the émigrés had the proper resources and were a larger group, they would have overthrown the government. This could be…

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    When Montague spoke, all voices ceased. Everyone stared at him as if he had disturbed the meeting. Alexandal twitched then finally addressed the concern. “Indrid is a soldier in our army, the new Capital’s army. We will contact them when his services are no longer needed.” “We must at least reply,” said Montague. “Mr. Speaker, you’ve been sitting there for the last few minutes listening to this conversation. Have you looked at the document under your hand?” asked Alexandal.…

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    Colombia's Culture

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    Republic of Colombia’s Culture On 20 July 1810, the Republic of Colombia was established; when three countries emerged from the collapse of Gran Colombia. Forty six million people make up the population of Colombia, made up of mostly Mestizo ethnicity. In most cultures, the national religion is Roman Catholic with the national language being Spanish. Considered as a republic that follows a democratic structure; though, the governments known to be corrupt from the influence of the drug…

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    While the U.S. prides itself on being one of the world’s oldest and fairest democracies, the reality is that the American political system is full of anachronisms that have been excised in other democracies. For example, the antiquated American system of first-past-the-post voting, which prevents third parties from gaining any headway against the Republicans or Democrats, has been rectified with proportional voting systems in countries like Sweden and the Netherlands. Similarly, our system of…

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