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    Commentary Blog travel writing is written at a personal level‚ it engages the reader using more common humour and relation to everyday tasks. The language is often informal and the writer uses small personal anecdotes throughout the writing‚ for example‚ ‘don’t worry mum‚ we scooped the ice out of every glass‚ just in case!’ as blogging sites are commonly used as a method of contact for relatives and friends while a person is travelling. A range of sentences are used throughout the writing‚ often

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    COMPONENTS OF CIVIC EDUCATION The core meaning of civic education is that it is a subject that promotes civic knowledge‚ civic skills‚ civic values and civic dispositions. Civic knowledge is concerned with the content or what citizens out to know‚ it is thorough familiarization with what civic life constitutes. It is having an understanding about basic principles of democracy‚ politics‚ elections‚ institutions. Having the understanding of the rights and responsibilities‚ knowledge of what rights

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    According to “Democracy in America‚” by Alexis de Tocqueville‚ democracy separates the generations to come with the present generation. This is because the bind that connects generations in aristocracy breaks in a democracy. For example‚ Tocqueville states that democracy hides a person’s descendents‚ while separating his contemporaries. He explains that in an aristocracy‚ a person always sees a man above himself and a man below him. Hence‚ why Tocqueville believes that aristocracy is better than

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    “If society is tranquil‚ it is not because it is conscious of its strength and its well-being‚ but because it fears its weakness and its infirmities; a single effort may cost it its life. : ― Alexis de Tocqueville Throughout history‚ resistance has been analogous to change; from the American revolution to modern day global decolonization‚ the introduction and diffusion of new ideas is integral in a society intending to improve. In a free society‚ peaceful resistance prevents stagnation-- it is

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    Tocqueville Essay Alexis de Tocqueville believed that government control lied within the majority of the United States. He believed the United States to be a land of equality‚ liberty‚ and political wisdom‚ and considered it a land where the government only served as a voice for its citizens. However‚ abuse of that power can lead the majority to exceed its limits. The majority had a strong influence on not just the government‚ but also the whole nation. However‚ this was untrue for the minority

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    Nicholas David Schultz Mr. Silva English 110 December 1‚ 2012 The Moral Decline from the 1900s Felt a Decade Later. The rate of change started to accelerate in the early 1900s as new influences had an effect that reached even the furthest parts of the country. This had the effect of creating a new country-wide culture in the early twentieth century. The United States was founded on the “God given rights” of its people and religion‚ although very controversial; created the foundation of the

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    fair to say that he has never worked in a factory before making his opinion not biased at all‚ Southey may also be considered an educated man since he was able to write a book about the things in which he has seen. To show a similar relationship Alexis de Tocqueville states how in Manchester you don’t see happy ease going out for a walk in the streets or even going out to walk in the county side‚ yet you see the individual powers of man being taken away to where he is somber and uncouth individual

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    Americans in general. In areas such as the economy‚ foreign support‚ dividing the union‚ morality‚ and the future impact. I. Slavery created many economic conflicts for Americans in the south * In his text‚ Democracy in America (1835)‚ Alexis de Tocqueville wrote that “the colonies in which there were no slaves became more populous and richer than those in which slavery flourish”‚ proving through his own observations slavery did not give pro slave states any kind of economic superiority

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    DBQ: Manchester A city of prowess should be as hygienic as it is regal. Manchester circa 1800 was indeed a city of great proportion‚ although its cleanliness was in no question due to the lack thereof. A result of industrialization‚ Manchester’s quality of living deteriorated. Industrial expansion took priority over the inhabitants. To their detriment‚ modest changes had been made to aid in the effort to further the progress of a better Manchester for all. The Industrial Revolution impaired the

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    In “Democracy in America‚” Alexis de Tocqueville argues that the biggest danger of democracy is the feeling of‚ what he coins‚ “Individualism.” Tocqueville states when introducing the concept of individualism that it is “of democratic origin” and may spread with the “same ratio as the equality of conditions” (Volume 2; Part 2; Ch 2.). His primary reason for this is that in an equal society men are no longer attached to other men. He compares it to an aristocracy‚ where every man is a link in a

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