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    civilians taking part in government to develop civic humanism. Inspired by the classical Roman Cicero‚ a statesman and intellectual‚ civic humanists educated themselves not only to improve their mind but to serve their state as well. The fact that modern humanism is based on traditions proves that it comes from Renaissance humanism. The modern humanist idea that “personal liberty must be combined with social responsibility” is very similar to previous ideas of civic humanism. With the freedom of mind gained

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    I am a victim of the educational disproportionality in the public school system. I didn’t see the extent of the damage that had been done to me until I came to college and noticed how other students were unscathed by the inequities in the public education system. However‚ it was only because I was used to being in the same ineffective system surrounded by the same students who also didn’t know the experience of getting a higher quality education‚ but not anymore. Education is a powerful thing‚ and

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    After the fall of British colonial rule on America‚ there was a desire to detach Americans to their British parental rule. Many desired to establish an “American Culture‚” one that was to be defined by its promotion and support for the engaged‚ citizen who performed their republican duties. From inventing an American language and its own literature‚ to an American education‚ as well as the writings for the nation’s history were to establish this sense of “American Culture‚” in which numerous individuals

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    us to be healthy and be physically fit in every activity we do. 1. ROTC (Reserve Officers Training Corps.)= which designed to provide military training to tertiary level students in order to motivate‚ train‚ organize and mobilize.  2. CWTS (Civic Welfare Training Service)= which consist of projects and activities designed to encourage the youth to contribute in the improvement of general welfare and the quality of life of the the local community and its various

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    colonial occupation (p11‚ Young 2004). Mobilizations against the colonial states thus had to identify to and mobilize through the territory and populations ’imprisoned ’ by this state‚ and thus colonial boundaries were kept as models for the new rising civic nationstates. "The hyphenation of nation and state" embodied ideological

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    Organization Citizenship Behavior For Organizational Performance BUS2010 Organizational Behavior Term Members Section 2 Group 5 Date of Submit: 29th April 2013 Date of Presentation: 17th May 2013 CONTENTS PAGE Introduction……………………………………………………………………….…1 Low Organizational Citizenship Behavior for Organizational Performance…….….2 Excessive

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    In an essay by Duane Smith‚ he notes that the protection of natural rights and promotion of welfare is the goal‚ and classical republicanism is the mechanism by which they are protected. Deterred by the tyrannical monarchical parliamentary system‚ Natural Rights philosophers viewed a social contract as a protection from the government‚ rather than pledge to uphold societal responsibilities. John Locke’s belief in the unalienable rights of “life‚ liberty‚ and property” are fundamental to the individually

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    issue of scarce youth voting‚ but did not provide any insight as to why the turnout may be so low. Claes et al. (2009) focused too specifically on education and how it can increase political participation‚ but did not provide any theories as to how civic education may be lacking in encouraging youth to want to

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    1. Timothy Cook writes‚ “Given the tendency for the news media to craft stories around individuals rather than social forces‚ the president is the most familiar protagonist around.” How do American Presidents attempt to shape their policies and their image with respect to communicating with the public (think about agenda setting‚ priming and framing as well as the tools/techniques the President employs to try and control the media). What role does the news media play in this process? What

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    card every year lol. - David Bacon’s “Equality and Human Rights” informs me a true life of Mexican immigrants and how they fight for rights and “equality of treatment” as other people of America which I have never known before. In my view‚ US is a civic nation‚ which means people are bonded by their commitment to the state and the value‚ not by blood. Immigrants who share same value as the nation are members of the state and other people should respect that. - It seems that EU is pretty worried about

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