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    Hellenistic period is widely considered the final chapter in the history of ancient Greek culture. During this period the amalgamation of oriental culture into the Greek way of life produced a significant shift from the ideals that preceded it: despotism supplanted democracy as the chosen form of rule‚ and profit superseded small-scale production. This new form of rule for the Greek populace also brought about a change from simplicity and arête to defeatism‚ verbose art‚ and opulence of life style

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    While furthering my research on Polo Ralph Lauren’s business decisions regarding sweatshops and their workers‚ I found an article written by Robert J.S. Ross‚ a professor in Sociology at Clark University. The article entitled‚ “Hey‚ Ralph Lauren‚ sweatshops aren’t chic‚” was featured in the Los Angeles Times and employs an appeal to pathos by disclosing the reprehensible working conditions that sweatshop workers endure everyday in factories throughout China to provide products for Polo Ralph Lauren

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    agriculture is beneficial to life. In the article “The Worst Mistake of the Human Race” by Jared Diamond‚ he argues that agriculture “was in many ways a catastrophe” and “with agriculture came the gross social and sexual inequality‚ the disease and despotism‚ that curse our existence.” Although this may be somewhat true‚ many would disagree. Agriculture doesn’t lead to inequality nor diseases. The differences between humans lead to inequality and poor agriculture leads to diseases. Differences between

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    Socialism 1. Any of various theories or systems of social organization in which the means of producing and distributing goods is owned collectively or by a centralized government that often plans and controls the economy. 2. The stage in Marxist-Leninist theory intermediate between capitalism and communism‚ in which collective ownership of the economy under the dictatorship of the proletariat has not yet been successfully achieved. Capitalism An economic system in which the means of production

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    Jefferson illustrates the effects that slavery has on the owner as well as the slave. Jefferson redefines slavery in his query. "The whole commerce between master and slave is a perpetual exercise of the most boisterous passions‚ the most unremitting despotism on the one part‚ and degrading submissions on the other." (495) He illustrates how witnessing the afore mentioned actions negatively affects children. "Our children see this‚ and learn to imitate it; for man is an imitative animal." (495) Jefferson

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    The Age of the Enlightenment saw cultural and intellectual forces emphasize reason‚ logic‚ analysis and individualism‚ changing the perspective of traditional medieval society. It fostered the critique of society and institutions‚ especially of despotism and the Church‚ laying the foundations for a new order. The French Revolution is a movement that is very widely studied amongst historians. It therefore has many interpretations as to its causes and effects. A classic interpretation‚ predominant

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    George Fitzhugh‚ Cannibals All! In “George Fitzhugh‚ Cannibals All!”‚ George Fitzhugh is attempting to defend slavery. Fitzhugh spoke of how well slaves were treated‚ but mainly‚ he focused on how the North was guilty of slavery as much as the South was. He spoke of slavery as a kind alternative to being forced to otherwise work in the “free North”‚ where capital commands labor. He mocks the “free North”‚ stating that it is merely a society that is ruled by capitalism. Throughout the document‚ He

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    be divided among a sovereign‚ a legislature‚ and the aristocracy. Politically‚ this entailed the separation of powers into distinct branches of government so that one branch could prevent another from tyrannizing the majority. The tendency toward despotism and corruption‚ in other words‚ would be limited because of the checks placed on power. But it was not enough to have checks and balances between different branches of government; there also had to be checks and balances within the legislative

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    Rights of Man‚ his response to Edmund Burke’s criticism of the French Revolution. In this declaration‚ Paine’s message is that of a need for a Republican government that understands and carries out the natural rights of all men. Paine claims that despotism such as what was in place in France before their revolution‚ holds the people in ignorance and degrades them. A monarchy should never be in power because they too often do not pay attention to each individuals rights. Paine’s message is also still

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    well-renowned publication of The Spirits of Law‚ we still witness the workings of the concept of separation of powers in our republic. Furthermore‚ separation of powers continues to prove that a balance is needed to protect liberty and steer away from a despotism political system. The founding fathers of our nation took great pride in applying the concepts of Montesquieu’s to create a republic that guaranteed liberty for all. James Madison drew inspiration from the fact that separation of powers is a necessity

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