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    During most of the nineteenth century‚ politics in the Victorian Era reached new heights and defied the old ideals of Britain government. After The Reform Act of 1832 and the transition of power to Victoria in 1837‚ two distinct political parties began to form. Society in Great Britain aligned themselves with these parties and fought alongside them to have their beliefs heard. The Liberal party led by William Gladstone and the Conservative party primarily led by Benjamin Disraeli were two political

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    After the election of 1945 Labour began insurmountable changes to Britain as a whole. This included the introduction of the welfare state aswell as the eradication of ‘Beveridge’s 5 evils’‚ though many people would never look at the big picture in terms of labours influence due to the legacy of the wartime coalition being that of victory and‚ to an extent‚ excitement during wartime compared to the underwhelming state of peace. These feelings overshadowed the necessary actions of labour during Attlee’s

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    The news media is the main line of communication between the government and the people. There are many types of media to include: newspaper and magazine print; radio; as well as those on television which include the major networks and cable news sources. In an attempt to assess the media- its purpose‚ effectiveness‚ and validity as a ‘link’ between the citizens and the government‚ a unique assessment was completed on each of the types of media not only to analyze them but also to compare them against

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    ‘Liberalism is defined by the desire to minimise the role of the state’ Discuss. Liberalism as an ideology revolves around the idea of freedom for the individual. The reason for this is due to the liberal’s view of human nature; they see the human being as unique and rational; able to make decisions in their best interest. Although all liberals agree on individual freedom‚ when it comes to the role of the state they are split down the middle. On one side there are the classic liberals who believe

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    Explain why the Tories won the General Election in 1959? The Tories won in the 1959 was a due to a culmination of factors that both forced Labour’s downfall in support and promulgated “just how good life was” for the British people under Tory rule. Possibly the most important reason for the Tory victory was the growing economic prosperity. This ideology was one of the Tories key focuses since they came back into power in the post war elections of 1951 and Macmillan did a sterling job in continuing

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    The first source is an excerpt taken from Freedom and the Welfare State. The views in the excerpt are supportive of left wing ideologies such as the welfare state‚ and are in favour of social programs. However‚ the source is not a complete rejection of liberalism since it maintains right wing ideologies such as capitalism and self interest. The source suggests that in order for society to thrive we must allow individuals to pursue their interest by granting government intervention in society to create

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    Moritz  Haegi   Is the Tea Party Movement an Astroturf operation? You have heard of them‚ you have seen them on TV‚ you know that they believe Obama is a “socialist” and “worse than Hitler”1 – the Tea Party Movement. After the 2008 election of Barack Obama as the new president of the United States‚ multiple grassroots organizations emerged‚ seeming to be a legitimate safe haven for the losers and disillusioned of said election. If one digs deeper though‚ into the nature of the Tea Party

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    How successful were the Liberal government in years 1906-1914 in bringing about political and institutional reform (24) The Liberal government of 1906-1914 under Bannerman and Asquith is one often recalled for its extensive reform of the welfare system in the United Kingdom. However‚ it was their political and constitutional reform which caused the most uproar‚ as they were arguably the most successful government of the 20th century in regards to changing the way Britain was governed. Their

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    Topher Carroll The O’Reilly Factor May 29‚ 2012 The O’Reilly Factor has a reputation for exerting a very conservative overtone‚ naturally many question whether the typical “news standards” are being followed. The show leads off with a segment on Planned Parenthood and the presidential election‚ an issue where Bill O’Reilly has already indicated his stance that he is “pro-life”. When it comes to such partisan dividing issues‚ O’Reilly asserts his stance‚ and then goes on to further undermine

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    In his essay Freedom as Anti-Power‚ Philip Pettit presents a unique‚ republican vision of liberty. Diverging from liberal or “negative” notions of freedom—freedom from interference—Pettit assumes the notion of antipower. Fundamentally‚ antipower results from the reduction of arbitrary dominion and subordination (Pettit 588). By protecting against the powerful‚ regulating oppressor’s resources‚ and empowering those in subordination‚ antipower “itself represents a distinctive sort of power” (Pettit

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