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    majority of air pollution is caused by humans through emissions from cars‚ planes‚ ships‚ trucks‚ power plants‚ and factories; although some of it may be created by nature in the form of wildfire smoke and volcanic eruptions (education.nationalgeographic.com‚ 2015). By breathing toxic air‚ air pollutants are given the chance to travel far into the lungs‚ resulting in severe damages to the respiratory system. Air pollution is a critical environmental issue that can have fatal health impacts on people

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    republic with a parliamentary democracy and a bicameral system of government.”(German system of government) This basically means that Germany has a government in which the party with the highest representation in the legislature forms the government. The leaders are either a President or a Chancellor. These people are drawn from the German Bundestag‚ which is part of the legislative branch. This is one of the many ways Germany is different from the U.S. because it has two people in power. The German

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    In the United States‚ we have the privilege to vote. This privilege was given to us through the constitution and its amendments. Today‚ every citizen of the United States has the right to vote. When the Declaration of Independence was signed‚ the right to vote was limited exclusively for white protestant men who owned property. In 1792‚ New Hampshire was the first state that discarded the property requirement to vote. Maryland became the last state to eliminate a religious restriction on voting.

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    legalizing gay marriage. Responding to this example‚ some states have taken steps towards accepting gay‚ while others are considering laws and constitutional amendments banning gay marriage within state borders. Recently‚ another controversy has risen‚ who should deal with the matter: individual states or the federal government? “Legal steps toward changing marriage

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    introduce is “Why I could never hate America”. From my opinion this is a good article. Before I introduce the article I want introduce the author of this article. The author’s name is Mehdi Hasan‚ who is political editor of the Huffington Post UK and the presenter of Al-Jazeera English’s The Café. He was a senior editor at the New Statesman and a news and current affairs editor at Channel 4 from 2009-12. He is the co-author of Ed: the Milibands and the Making of a Labor Leader. (HASAN‚ MEHDI‚ 04 Feb.

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    Checks and Balances System The United States government is set on principles that were made by the people‚ for the people. Everything within the constitution was developed in an impartial and adequate manner‚ with the best interest of the nation in mind. The framers believed that it was necessary to create a strong national government‚ but they wanted to avoid the same model used by Great Britain. Therefore‚ the framers decided on what we know as the federal system‚ this system divides the power

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    Like federal agencies‚ the United States also has State and Local Law Enforcement Agencies. The local police are municipal‚ county‚ and city police officers whose purpose is to uphold the laws of their specific jurisdiction‚ provide patrol‚ and keep the community safe. State police patrol the highway and they conduct statewide investigations. We also have the county officers and they are people who runs the local jails and work the courtrooms. State and local law enforcement officers main goal is

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    the executive order was signed‚ a news agency from Iran wrote that

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    CRIMINALITY‚ ORDER AND LAWS You are in the United States on a vacation‚ a nice trip with your family and/or friends. You are walking across the street and a cop takes out a gun‚ it is pointed at your face. He yells: “We have an arrest warrant for you.” You know you didn’t do anything and he tries to arrest you. What do you do? Do you know the rights that you have? The laws of the United States? Probably not‚ only that you have a right to speak to a lawyer. You think to yourself if it would be

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    The law system in Athens was a system where anyone off the streets could press charges against their fellow man without having to go through an attorney general like figure. After charges were pressed‚ the jury would be called and everyone would report to where the case was occurring. The number of jurors ranged anywhere from 21 to the two thousands. The individual who pressed charges spoke first as to why the other party was guilty; then the defendant would rebut the first party’s points and state

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