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    Access to a steady supply of water helped ancient societies develop both technologically and culturally. Since they got so much water‚ especially from flooding rivers‚ societies found ways to harness that water‚ preventing it from flooding their towns. Once they had the water‚ they wanted to put it to use to benefit them and their society. As a result‚ societies started developing technology to distribute the water to places of their choice and put it to good use. The technology that was developed

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    was a K-9 Police officer named officer rose. He works in the concord police station at the moment when I interviewed him. For a typical day for officer rose would have been driving around with his dog answering calls‚ but unfortunately he got injured on the job so he’s stuck at the police station answering phone calls. He would answer different kind of calls like alarm calls‚ domestic calls‚ investigation calls‚ and etc. He also has to deal with ignorant people who come to the police station‚ when

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    is never fixed. It is unstable and constantly changing quickly due to new ideas and information. Certain ideas on things such as how to treat people different than you that was believed thousands of years ago is no longer believed today. The way society has treated people with disabilities has drastically changed over the years. Daniel Keyes was born in 1927 and as a young adult he entered the U.S Maritime Marines to help pay for schooling. After that he got his B.A in psychology from Brooklyn College

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    harsher‚ but reasonable while Locke’s ideas are moral and optimistic. As the movie‚ Lord of the flies exemplifies that even though Hobbes believed humans are born with passion and reason‚ Locke’s ideas would create a much more stable and functioning society because people have the right to life‚ liberty‚ property and to revolt against an abusive government. Locke believed that people have the right to revolt against an abusive government. Having the right to stand up against an abusive government wouldn’t

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    stating that civil society began when people started claiming ownership of land and claims that humans could have been spared a lot pain if someone had just stopped the first person to claim land as their own. Rousseau then discuss how humans adapted and developed tools and how they could overcome obstacles in nature. He then talks about the early coming together of humans and what drove them to work together. He then discusses family and how the family unit became a little society then Rousseau says

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    based on the latest television trend. Viewers pick up catch phrases and turn them into side-splitting party parodies that in turn become part of our culture. For decades‚ almost ever since the inception of the television‚ the two have seemed to influence each other. In the ’60s‚ Jacqueline Kennedy was seen as a fashion icon after bringing style to the White House. News reports focused almost as much on her wardrobe as on her husband’s dealings as president of the country. Diane Keaton brought thrift

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    Two major influences in John Wesley’s life were‚ His colleagues: Charles Wesley‚ and George Whitefield. Charles‚ Wesley’s younger brother‚ was a young minister ordained in Oxford‚ with his older brother. Charles was a young man who started a prayer group that methodically studied the scriptures. They were also very serious about the lifestyle they lived in the pursuit of holiness. This was due to John Wesley later becoming the leader of this group. Charles and John’s inner circle was made fun of

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    Police discretion Police discretion can be defined as actions undertaken by law enforcers in which they exercise their individual judgment in order to determine the best course of action (Gaines & Kappeler‚ 2003). Before deciding whether a certain action should be pursued against a suspect‚ the police take into account many factors‚ at least in theory. As Kleinig (1996) stresses‚ discretion also gives law enforcers “a permission‚ privilege‚ or prerogative to use judgment about how to make a practical

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    The term police state describes a state in which the government exercises rigid and repressive controls over the social‚ economic and political life of the population. A police state typically exhibits elements of totalitarianism and social control‚ and there is usually little or no distinction between the law and the exercise of political power by the executive. Pierre Claude‚ R. "Human Rights and Statistics". University of Pennsylvania Press The inhabitants of a police state experience restrictions

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    Police brutality is the excessive use of violence against people in different areas of the United States by police. Police brutality is something that is talked about a lot by different people: people of different races‚ genders‚ and age groups. This is a big problem that is happening in the United States and has been happening for a while now. There has been many issues of police brutality in the past few years. Police brutality issues seem to happen the most within the African American community

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