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    I believe the United States government’s role should be to take care of the citizens of the United States. The government should always take care of the people. Without the citizens‚ there would be no such thing as government. The United States government should be enforcing the laws it makes. It should be sticking by the constitution. The government shouldn’t be providing its citizens with so many free services. It’s great for the people receiving it but the ones who aren’t are ultimately paying

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    The American Founders‚ and the American people generally did not trust a king. The Founders believed that liberty was necessary to human progress‚ and that we all have essential rights to make decisions about ourselves and our property rights. The people themselves have a voice‚ and we don’t need to simply submit to rulers who violate their rights. If there were no king‚ the founding fathers could not settle on a pure democracy‚ in which the majority gets whatever it wants. They believed history

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    Citizen Kane’s longevity is attributed to its ability to cast a light on contemporary values and criticize (or satire) their influence in operating a society. Many critics such as Robert Ebert claimed this film to be “the greatest movie of all time” 50 years after it was released. Orson Welles 1941 film incorporates a series of cinematic techniques to keep the viewer captivated by the plot whilst engaging with Welles depiction of; the emptiness and corruptive nature of wealth and the necessity of

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    Cognitive Impairment Screening in Senior Citizens Must Become Practice Sarah A. Norton Cognitive Impairment Screening in Senior Citizens Must Become Practice Judy just wanted some sugar for her coffee. She flitted back and forth between cabinets and drawers‚ leaving them open as she went along busily searching for that sugar. “Where could it have possibly gone?” she half mumbled to herself‚ “I just used it the other day.” As she reached behind the box of cornstarch‚ the honey container

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    Nowadays‚ people could not live without a social network as they are using social network for their daily activities. Social network gives us access to information and resources that we want. Social network is convenience to people as it provides us in doing business‚ homework‚ making new friends‚ provide news daily. Although the social network is useful‚ since in the year to see‚ a lot of troubles had happened from social network which were a lot of money was cheated‚ someone was suicide‚ someone

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    "Although abuse of the system are inevitable‚ social welfare payments are essential to protect the rights citizens have to a guaranteed minimum income in a democratic society" Discuss. Social welfare is an essential element of an advanced society. Good systems are always abused‚ but that does not mean they are faulty. In my opinion‚ the two main reasons why welfare payments are necessary are as follows: First of all‚ critics forget that there are many forms of welfare besides payments to the

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    Who is Charles Foster Kane (Orson Welles) and what where the defining moments of his life? These are the questions that lead Thompson (William Alland) and the viewer on a captivating goose chase through the memories of Kane’s closest associates. Like the many possible meanings contained within the word kane‚ such as the Irish interpretation “little battler”‚ the Japanese translation of “money” and “gold”‚ the Welsh’s interpretation of “beautiful”‚ and the Hawaiian’s definition as “man”‚ friends

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    The landmark Supreme Court case‚ Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission (2010) changed the system of political campaign contributions in the United States. In the close 5-4 decision‚ the Supreme Court ruled that organizations are allowed to make unlimited political donations. The Justices reached their decision using the First Amendment‚ which pertains to free speech. To state it plainly‚ money equals speech. Surely‚ the Justices in favor of the decision assumed that the donor groups or individuals

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    which funded various projects. The WPA also funded money into the arts industry and helped artist make money off their paintings and sculptures. The WPA made a great impact on the citizens following the Great Depression. The WPA was a program created to help with the unemployment problem facing American citizens following the Great Depression. The WPA was created by Roosevelt on May 6‚ 1935‚ at a time when about five million Americans were unemployed (Richey 48). Roosevelt believed the

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    The Civil Rights Movement was the main reason that transformed the attitudes of the majority of American citizens. It realise that all Americans were entitled to pursue the American dream. Blacks didn’t have legal equality and many women didn’t work outside of their home. Most people obeyed and trusted the government. By the early 1970s‚ none of it was true anymore. By the late 1960s‚ African Americans had to live under a system of segregation. They were to stay away from the white like the suburbs

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