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U S Political Bill Of Rights
762 words
The ideas that form the basis of the American
governmental tradition have come from a number of
different sources including Voltaire, John Locke,
John Locke, was from England. He believed in the
Natural Rights of Life, Liberty and Property for
the people. Locke's ideas of Natural Rights was
adapted into the U. S. Political Structure through
the Bill of Rights (a formal list of citizens
rights and freedoms). It says in the First
Amendment of the Bill of Rights, Congress shall
make no law respecti...
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United States Postal States Postal Service
976 words
This paper will analyze the constraints and
opportunities facing the United States Postal
Service since development of the email-to-paper
system. "The Post Office predicts that in 2003,
first-class mail, a $ 35 billion business and its
top revenue-producing service, will begin an
unprecedented decline at the hands of booming
e-mail and on-line billing services. Under its own
online bill system, the Postal Service charges
customers $ 6 per month to send 20 electronic
transactions, or $ 2 per mont...
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Rewriting History Pearl Harbor And World War Ii
1,015 words
Tora, tora, tora! What if these words were never
said? In the history of the United States of
America, there have been many situations that have
changed, or turned this countrys history around.
One of these being World War II and Pearl Harbor.
What if Pearl Harbor was never attacked by the
Japanese, would we have thrown ourselves into the
second World War? If not, would this have changed
the political, economic, national, and
governmental issues of the United States? The
answer, more likely, is ...
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Police Brutality Excessive Force
626 words
For those people who feel racism is not a factor
in causing the use of excessive force, here is a
startling fact. In Tampa Bay, Florida, five men
died while in the custody of the Tampa Bay police
Department (C. C. 27). The thing is, the Tampa Bay
Police Department is made up of mostly white
officers, but of the five men who died, none where
white. Four of the five men that died where
African Americans, and the other man was a Mexican
National. If the incident in Tampa Bay does not
show a person ...
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Partial Birth Abortion Houses Of Congress
1,473 words
Abortion, is the termination of pregnancy before
the fetus is capable of independent life. When the
expulsion from the womb occurs after the fetus
becomes viable (capable of independent life),
usually at the end of six months of pregnancy, it
is technically a premature birth. The practice of
abortion was widespread in ancient times as a
method of birth control. Later it was restricted
or forbidden by most world religions, but it was
not considered an offense in secular law until the
19 th centur...
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Third Term Franklin Roosevelt
954 words
Franklin Roosevelt was not wrong to violate the no
third term tradition. The "no third term"
tradition was set as a standard when Washington
was in office. After Washington refused to run a
third time, there were many other presidents who
followed his lead. There should be no other
president to lead the country at a time of strife,
than the president that was in the office at that
time. There was no written law that stated that a
president could not run for a third term. The "no
third term" poli...
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U S Supreme Court Branches Of Government
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In a democratic government, functions of
representation can sometimes become skewed or
misunderstood. I will examine the different
institutions of government including the
legislature, the executive, the bureaucracy, and
the courts pointing to their differences in
trustee vs. delegate functions of representation.
My understanding of a trustee is that it is
someone in a position of power deciding what is
best without a direct mandate. In other words,
someone who is carrying out the wishes of the ...
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High School Students Hours A Day
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As Henry the 8 th said to one of his wives, I wont
keep you long. Good evening, members and guests of
the Lions Club. The average American high school
student is in school 7 hours a day, from 8 AM to 3
PM and is asleep 9 hours a day, from 10 PM to 7
AM. Over the years, I have noticed that San Mateo
County high school students are not your average
American high school students. Most of us are at
school from sunrise to sunset, club meeting here,
track meet there, mom! Ill be home for dinner by
six...
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Theodore Roosevelt Democratic Process
1,295 words
... ren G. Harding, described by one backer as a
man who "would when elected, sign whatever bill
the Senate sent him -- and not send bills for the
Senate to pass. " Rather he must know when to lead
the Congress when to consult it and when he should
act alone. Having served 14 years in the
legislative branch, I would not look with favor
upon its domination by the Executive. Under our
government of "power as the rival of power, " to
use Hamilton's phrase, Congress must not surrender
its responsibi...
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Million Copies Operating System
859 words
Skinny, shy and awkward, teenaged Bill Gates
seemed an unlikely successor to his overachieving
parents. His father, powerfully built and 6 ' 6 ''
tall, was a prominent Seattle attorney, and his
mother served on charitable boards and ran the
United Way. While he showed enormous talent for
math and logic, young Bill, a middle child, was no
one's idea of a natural leader, let alone a future
billionaire who would reinvent American business.
Born in 1955, Gates attended public elementary
school, and ...
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United States Government State Of Georgia
791 words
Once the white men decided that they wanted lands
belonging to the Native Americans (Indians), the
United States Government did everything in its
power to help the white men acquire Indian land.
The US Government did everything from turning a
blind eye to passing legislature requiring the
Indians to give up their land (see Indian Removal
Bill of 1828). Aided by his bias against the
Indians, General Jackson set the Indian removal
into effect in the war of 1812 when he battled the
great Tecumseh a...
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Supreme Court Warren Court
1,279 words
The paper, The Future of Limited Government, by
Jim L. Riley, is an examination of the conflict
between government authoritarian control and
individual freedom. It discusses the involvement
of the Supreme Court in balancing this conflict,
while paying particular attention to the Courts
decisions under Chief Justice Earl Warren. The
paper also discusses various social theories
stated by Lynne Iglitzen, B. F. Skinner, and
Robert June concerning the impact of human
behavior in the control / freedom...
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Harley Davidson Internal Environment
817 words
HARLEY-DAVIDSON INTERNAL ENVIRONMENT Harley
Davidson is a major manufacturer of heavy bikes
worldwide. Its brand is so valuable as its
production. Company mission states: We fulfill
dreams through the experience of motorcycling, by
providing to motorcyclists and to the general
public an expanding line of motorcycles and
branded products and services in selected market
segments (H-D Brochure 3). Let us try to examine
and consider company from inside its internal
environment, capabilities and feat...
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Legal Secretary Filing Systems Office
615 words
THE DUTIES OF A SECRETARY When we enter a law
office the first individual we meet is the legal
secretary. She is the one withe responsibility for
the correspondence, records, and other affairs of
a. law office. The word? secretary? reflects its
Latin root secret (secret), which originally
referred to a person who acted as a confidant, and
handled matters of a private nature for his
principal. The executive position or executive
secretary is one of major responsibility in
business or government. ...
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Dwight D Eisenhower World War Ii
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Dwight D. Eisenhower What do you think of when you
hear the name, Dwight D. Eisenhower? For most they
think of him as just a president and nothing else,
but he was also one of or maybe the greatest
general of all time. In 1909, Dwight D. Eisenhower
graduated from Abilene High School, Abilene,
Kansas. After he got out of high school, he got a
invitation to enter West Point Military Academy.
He did not want to be in the Army, but he learned
that by attending West Point he could get a
college educa...
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Blue Jays Vice President
245 words
Paul Environment Leading the League Paul Beeston
is the CEO of the Toronto Blue Jays. His
associates think that, like Tom Hanks in the movie
Big, he walks a fine line between crazy kid and a
top- notch executive. Beeston, who is a legendary
for his commitment to the organization, started as
the team? ? s first full-time accountant and rose
through the ranks to become president in 1989. He
arrives at work between 7 and 7: 30 a. m. each
day, and hasn? ? t taken a vacation in four years.
With the t...
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System Of Checks And Balances Branches Of Government
648 words
In the beginning years of the United States
Constitution, the Supreme Court was a struggling
institution due to the lack of effectiveness of
the Chief Justices and was not highly regarded by
the executive and legislative branches of the
government. The third Chief Justice in only twelve
years, John Marshall put an end to the Supreme
Courts lack of influence after his appointment by
President John Adams in 1801. John Marshall was
the most influential Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court because he ...
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Strong Central Government Separation Of Powers
1,021 words
When discussing the new science of politics laid
out in the Federalist papers, it is imperative to
understand that proponents of the Constitution had
various reasons for writing these papers, not the
least of which was convincing critics that a
strong central government that would not oppress
but actually protect individual freedoms as well
as encouraging the state of New York to agree to
ratify the Constitution. The Federalists had a
genuine belief that a strong central government
was essential...
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Committee Of Public Safety Constituent Assembly
1,134 words
French Revolution, cataclysmic political and
social upheaval, extending from 1789 to 1799. The
revolution resulted, among other things, in the
overthrow of the monarchy in France and in the
establishment of the First Republic. It was
generated by a vast complex of causes and produced
an equally vast complex of consequences. For more
than a century before the accession of King Louis
XVI in 1774, the French government experienced
periodic economic crises resulting from wars,
royal mismanagement, a...
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Executive Branch Social Security
275 words
THE RISE OF THE BUREAUCRATIC STATE The bureaucracy
has been constantly growing since its beginning.
At the end of the Federalist period, only 3, 000
civilian officials were appointed; then in 1925
about half a million were employees in the
bureaucracy. However, the size of the bureaucracy
is completely insignificant. What matters is the
amount of power that can be exercised by the
members of the bureaucratic agencies. The author,
James Q. Wilson, provides an example that in 1971,
the federal gov...
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