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    a better place. Important documents also demonstrated significance during these times. A very valuable document during these changes was the very first written document and first constitution of the United States‚ The Articles of Confederation. Although the intentions of The Articles of Confederation were substantial and would bring positive change after modification‚ the effects were definitely more negative than positive during the beginning. Despite the need for a national

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    The Articles of Confederation was the colonies first attempt at a national government. It was a weak form of a central government which had very limited abilities. Most of the power was left to the states which operated almost like independent republics. There were several downfalls of the Articles of Confederation‚ the most prominent of which was its lack of power to tax. During the 1780’s‚ the wealthiest and most groups recognized the problems with the Confederation and began working towards

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    National identity is defined as the sense of a nation as a cohesive whole. Sure‚ the colonists knew that they wanted more freedom and their own government‚ but their first attempt at such a government‚ the Articles of Confederation‚ was a failure. What they wanted as the nation of the United States of America would remain hazy until the founding fathers sat down and wrote the Constitution. The Constitution reflects the emerging sense of the American identity to the greatest original extent: acting

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    Should Legalize Marijuana Our government tries to satisfy the needs and wants of all 300 million U.S. citizens‚ but ends up making us more and more unhappy. Marijuana legalization has been a fight with the government for over twenty years. Many agree that it is harmful and should be done away with while others believe that it is a natural herb planted to help us cope with the stress of our hectic lives. I agree with those who are stressed. Currently I do not smoke marijuana‚ pot‚ but if it were

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    and before doing so‚ they need to acquire a so-called “weed pass”‚ which they have to apply for and only is legal for people over the age of 18. In Canada‚ the Liberals want to legalize‚ regulate‚ and restrict access to the drug. According to the article “Marihuana” on www.liberal.ca‚ too many Canadians are get criminal records for only having small amounts of the drug. And with possession of cannabis being neither violent

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    their state of mind. Medical marijuana is like soma because it has some of the same effects as soma. It is used commonly throughout America between legal and illegal use. States are also trying to make it have a recreational use. This is the big debate now. Should marijuana be legal? Marijuana is already used by millions throughout the country. There are "15.2 million current marijuana users" today and as it becomes legal those numbers continue to grow. In "Medical Marijuana"‚ by Peter Grinspoon‚ MD

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    Shayne Laidler Barnes What would happen if marijuana were legalized tomorrow? As the New Year comes so do new laws‚ especially those that have to do with medical and recreational use of marijuana in the United States. As our social and political landscapes are rapidly changing more and more states are passing pro-medicinal marijuana legislation. Currently there are 17 states that approved of pro-marijuana ballot initiatives‚ but not all of them have officially approved cannabis for medical use

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    Literature review The legalisation of marijuana has long been a debated subject‚ and not only in Australia But all around the world. People’s views in this area vary greatly‚ with many reasonable arguments for and against the issue. In this report‚ past studies and literature will be reviewed providing an understanding into the possible consequences of legalising marijuana as well as the views and debates regarded to the issue. The organisation‚ Gallup has been examining America’s attitude towards

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    World History 17 September 2014 “From 1781-1789 the Articles of Confederation provided the United States with an effective government.” Evaluate this statement. The confederation era is considered to be one of the most influential periods in the development of America’s history. Although the Articles of Confederation‚ from 1781 through 1789‚ did affect the United States‚ it failed to provide America with a sufficient government. The Articles of Confederation presented the United States government

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    ARTICLES OF CONFEDERATION VS. CONSTITUTION   There were many differences between the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution. At the end of the American Revolution the free states needed some sort of control that would generate to a unified country. Issues arose such as: How should power be divided between local and national governments? How should laws be made‚ and by whom? Who should be authorized to govern those laws? How could the government be designed to protect the unalienable

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