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    How far was Britain a democracy by 1918 In 1850 Britain was extremely far from being known as a democracy. This was due to the fact that the great reform act only extended the power of the vote from wealthy landowning men in 1832 to the wealthy middle class men. This meant that the majority of the population still were unable to vote. For a country to be democratic it entails to have certain circumstances which would include the majority of the population‚ every adult‚ having the right to vote

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    I. Introduction A. Attention-Did you know that in a presidential election‚ one single vote in Kansas has more power than a single vote casted in Missouri because of the Electoral College? B. Background/Need- This is true according to the article “Electoral College” by Jost Kenneth and Greg Giroux on CQ Researcher. C. SP/CI-We will look at 3 areas: First‚ how the Electoral College works and why it should be changed. Second‚ how it should be changed and Third‚ what you can do to help change it

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    B. Johnson for president rather than Barry Goldwater. The ad portrays this by announcing‚ "Vote for President Johnson on November 3rd. The stakes are too high for you to stay home." This announcement conveys that voting for

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    for any achievement. Inability to show proper proof would lead to immediate disqualification * Last date to apply is 15th April‚ 2013 * No Entries would be accepted after this date * All the entries would be put on our facebook page for voting process and for our team to review entries * Our team’s decision will remain final and cannot be challenged * Winners would be decided on the basis of two criteria: * Merit Our team decision * Public Opinion

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    How candidates get Elected In order to become president‚ you have to be a candidate. Candidates are people trying to go for president. They go to all 50 states so they can be voted for. They have to do a lot of things like‚ they have to be fast or the people will get board‚ they have to very brave because they are standing in front of a million people. If someone want to be president they have to have a lot of money‚ has to be a specific age‚ and you have to be born in the state. In order

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    Voting has a been a problem in the United States for a long time now. The United states has trailed other countries for decades in voter turnouts. Only 61% of eligible voters go to the polls to vote and one of the biggest reasons is because they do not believe

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    representatives. But why then does the people actually directly elect so few officials? Perhaps they agree with the ideas of Converse and Lane and are using voting only as a way to attempt to get the citizens out of the voting slump they seem to be in. Converse stated that voters are minimally informed‚ minimally capable‚ and therefore incompetent of voting. Lane claims that this is not the problem‚ but that instead‚ voters are simply lazy in their ideology. (Muraca‚ July 13‚ 1999) I tend to agree with

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    according to its population. However‚ in this day and age is the Electoral College/vote need today‚ or just another loophole that the government is exploiting. Even though electoral voting has been in play for many‚ many years‚ a great deal of U.S. citizens believes it is no longer a use or need for electoral voting. That it is a waste of the tax payer’s money and time that the cost of electoral votes could be used to fund other needed programs that have

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    Why the UKs election system is better suited at representing the people. The United States of America and Great Britain are bot considered to be great Democracies. A democracy is a form of government in which people choose leaders by voting‚ and a fundamental principle of democracy is citizen participation. Citizens have the right to vote‚ but they must also accept the results of the election‚ whether they agree with the outcome or not. In a democratic society‚ they also try to prevent the government

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    transportation and water. Political Machines had a negative impact on their city‚ they craved power and caused corruption. Political Machines had a negative effect on society by causing political corruption. Political Machines were involved in voting fraud. Political machines would send ward bosses to precincts to secure votes. Individual voted more than once. Political Machines even used dead people’s names as well as names of dogs to cast votes. If individuals voters were disloyal Political

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