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    century BC‚ Athenians struggled against a series of tyrants and their greatest rival to create a new form of government. After rule of tyrants of the aristocratic class and a struggle for power‚ Cleisthenes sided with the common people of Athens and brought the first democracy to existence. From then‚ democracy developed and flourished. As Athens was building the foundation of government‚ they had to live with the threat of war from Sparta‚ their greatest rival‚ and the Persian Empire. But since

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    What is the Responsibility of the Government toward the Unprivileged? By: RJCC I think that the Government must look after each one of the people they rule regardless their ethnicity‚ religion or social conditions‚ and must make sure that every inhabitant of that specific place has a good quality of life. People who are in charge (mayors‚ governors‚ politicians in general‚ etc.) need to remember that‚ having power and control over people is not the most important; one of the main –if not original-

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    “And though authority be a stubborn bear‚ yet he is oft led by the nose with gold.” This quote from Shakespeare’s Winter’s Tale describes the importance of strict authority. There are four branches of government in the SGA; the Senate‚ the Embassy‚ the Supreme Court and the High Council. Each of these four branches have a certain amount of power and areas for which they are each responsible. All students are allowed to make proposals‚ but ultimately it is up to the faculty to authorize proposals

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    This paper will discuss George Washington and how he would perceive our government and the politics of today. He undoubtedly would have some qualms about some of the developments that occurred within his country. Even though‚ he would be unhappy about some things overall I think he would be more pleased than anything else. Unfortunately‚ he would be disenthralled that the two party system did develop. From my understanding of this man he really did not appreciate partisan politics. The person who

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    Elements that Influence (GA) State Government Willis Moody State and Local Political Processes/POL 215 September 26‚ 2011 Elements that Influence State Government Politicians are elected because of the issues they stand for; however‚ interest groups hold or weaken their agenda once they have been elected. Interest groups make good use of every available resource when sponsoring or overpowering their concern. These interest groups are composed of a body of voters with a stake in major

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    The formation of interest groups goes back to the beginning of the development of the U.S Government. The types of groups that helped form the nation today are economic‚ environmental‚ equality‚ consumer and public interest‚ professional‚ and government interest groups. Two things interest groups do when they interact with the government is shape policies and gather information. Many argue that interest groups do more bad than good for democracy‚ one of the main arguments in favor of interest groups

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    Predominance of Government In the movie Matrix‚ most of the characters believe they are living in an Utopian society. The main Protagonist‚ Neo‚ feels weirdness of his society and is contacted by the leader‚ Morpheus‚ a freedom fighter who believes Neo is the one who will destroy the dystopian society. In novella‚ Anthem‚ by Ayn Rand‚ the protagonists Prometheus knows there is an unnatural element in his society and commits many transgression in a form of rebellion. Prometheus chooses to fight

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    Treatises of Government changed the nature of government and expressed the importance of individualism‚ private property and the natural rights of people and their interaction with the government. John Locke’s philosophical work was one of the major influences behind the preparation of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States. Many of the Founding Fathers‚ to include Benjamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson were inspired by Locke’s thoughts of a government that has the

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    Due to the unpleasant effects on children‚ online games should be banned by the government. Firstly‚ online games totally distract children from studying. Instead of listening carefully to what teachers say in class‚ young gamers often think or chat with their friends about how they can improve their ability in the games or where are they going to hang out in their cyber world and so on. Moreover‚ after school‚ they just go straight to the computers‚ ignoring their homework and lessons to review

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    A Strong Central Government In the 21st century Washington should have greater power to dictate national policy because the central government of the federated self-governing state speaks and acts for the entire country with its relations and dealings with foreign governments. In this sense‚ the national government is the sole holder of self-government. Only the national government can operate as the government of a completely independent political community. The national constitution gives

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