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    What is an absolute monarchy ? An absolute monarchy is a form of government in which a ruler has absolute ‚ unrestricted power over his people .The absolute monarch of a country is head of state and government ‚ they are not limited by any kind of constitution or law . Absolutism is mostly passed by heredity but there are some few exceptions. During the 1500 and 1600s western europe was pretty much completely ruled by different absolute monarchs .these monarchs could chose the style of their

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    Hobbes argues that the sovereign’s absolute authority is vital to the self-preservation and maintenance of civil peace of the commonwealth. Without these‚ there would be civil war and chaos. He believes that the benefits of having a sovereign outweigh the disadvantages‚ despite the many rights that the sovereign is entitled to. This is why Hobbes believes that those living under the rule of the sovereign still exercise freedom. For Hobbes‚ liberty is defined as the ability to act in accordance to

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    What Makes an Absolute Ruler? An absolute monarch is a king or queen who has unlimited power who seeks to control all aspects of society. In the seventeenth century‚ people wanted to have a ruler that could be trusted and could lead the people well. To be an absolute ruler one must be able to control and obtain power. Louis XIV of France came into power as a young boy he was capable of ruling over a big population which helped him be an absolute ruler. Charles I of England came into power

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    endemic plant and animal life of Hawaiʻi. Article number two is called “Hoea ea: Land education and food sovereignty in Hawaiʻi” written by Manulani Aluli Meyer. Hoʻea ea is about educating someone about the land and different actions that is being taken to ensure Hawaiʻis natural resources. The tone of both the articles show passion towards the protection and education for endemic Hawaiian plants and animals. “ Terrestrial Ecosystem” is an article written by Tummons. She is passionately aggressive

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    world. They are not only efficient‚ blood sucking organisms‚ but also the most efficient disease carrying organism. The Pacific vampire mosquito is indigenous to several islands in the Pacific Ocean. They are most known for their presence on the Hawaiian Islands. Due to the large tourist presence on the islands‚ and the increasing pressure of unhappy tourists these pests are literally being poised to extinction. They are known to carry Malaria‚ and yellow fever and infect thousands of tourists yearly

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    for professor Osorio to his of David Hanlon is a worthy praise because Hanlon has affected Osorio’s entire life‚ but I do know that I have never believed in the spirit of contemplation of a culture so much until now and sitting through six weeks of Hawaiian Studies class. As I read this article I found myself feeling guilty as I have on many occasions during the course of this class. Growing up as a white kid in Kahuku I always felt I was not one of the haole people who were ignorant and foolish in

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    The Hawaiians were a polytheistic culture‚ there civilization was ended by war with the “whites” (polynesians). There were trade routes with other Polynesian islands like the French Polynesia and the Easter islands. They traded fish animals ores and other crops. The first Hawaiians were actually polynesian‚ but there were creating a new culture. They were not considered whites anymore because of their new culture. So when the Polynesians came over they were considered whites. The French polynesian

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    Because they were being ignored‚ Native Hawaiians protest to not accurately following procedures before approving the Thirty Meter Telescope to be built on Mauna Kea. Pluralism is absent in democracy. Grace Ualesi Social Action Paper Philosophy 370 Celia Bardwell Jones Abstract The Thirty Meter Telescope was a project finally certified designed in the year of 2012 with intentions for it to be the world’s largest telescope as well as the largest telescope amongst

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    collective decision making and by providing opportunity to eliminate unjust leaders. Popular sovereignty is the skeleton that runs through the body of the American government system. A simple definition of popular sovereignty is people power. When the U.S. Constitution was written‚ they had this definition that still influences how our modern day system functions in mind. An example of popular sovereignty is our legislative branch. The legislative branch is made up of two large collectives of representatives

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    To what extent should Canada protect its Arctic Sovereignty? Canadian Arctic Sovereignty is currently a pressing issue has raised many questions about who owns and who has control over the Arctic and its precious resources. The posing question is; to what extent should Canada protect its Arctic Sovereignty? There are many reasons why Canada must go forward in defending and protecting the Arctic to a moderate extent even though it will be a challenging mission considering that the Canadian military

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