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    the Vietnam War 31 Chapter Two Teach-In: Over Coffee 37 "Containing" the Soviet Union in the Cold War 37 Orwell’s World and Ours 41 Contemporary Poverty 45 Religious Fanaticism 50 ’The Real Anti-Semitism" 51 Ronald Reagan and the Future of Democracy 53 Two New Factors in World Affairs 58 Democracy Under Capitalism 60 The Empire 64 Change and the Future 67 Chapter

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    Chris Matthews‚ who has been active in the political scene for decades‚ shows a good (if poorly expressed) understanding of how a lawyer from WWII general or an actor from California can play the right political cards to win the presidency. In his book "Hardball"‚ Matthews asserts that the game of politics to be one more of subtle nuances and individual technique than a matter simply of luck or formula‚ as many people are inclined to believe. A candidate must show ambition and a natural knack for

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    rebellion‚ social disturbance‚ and political disagreement in the 1960s. • President Nixon saw a problem that needed to be eradicated. In 1968‚ he declared a War on Drugs. (Moore‚ 2008) ii. President Ronald Regan and the drug hysteria sky rocked incarceration rates. • During the presidency of Ronald Regan‚ the rates of incarceration increased. High number of people were behind bars for nonviolent drug law offenses. (Moore‚ 2008) • It went from 50‚000 in 1980 to 400‚000 by 1997. iii. During his presidential

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    justice globalism contructs and alternative vision of globalization based on egalitarian ideals of global solidarity and distributive justice.” (Steger 99) Market globalism is without question the dominant ideology of our time. Since around the Reagan administration‚ market globalism has been the main view. A big reason it is still prevalent today is because the main proponents of market globalism are very wealthy individuals and corporations. These individuals and corporations are usually in line

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    Gramm was a professor of economics from 1967-1978. During this period‚ from 1971-1978‚ he also founded an economic consulting firm by the name of Gramm & Associates. In 1981‚ he co-sponsored the Gramm-Latta Budget which implemented President Ronald Reagan’s economic program‚ increased military spending‚ cut other spending‚ and mandated the Economic Recovery Tax Act of 1981. Just days after being reelected in 1982‚ Gramm was thrown off the House Budget Committee for supporting Reagan’s tax cuts

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    my view but months. During these months‚ I have been caught between” a rock and a hard place”. You see‚ my oldest will vote for the very first time in our American democracy for president. I feel sorry for him. The first time I voted‚ I voted for Reagan. Time has advanced to a point where he has no choice. He has to make a decision‚ with his vote‚ that is not good either way. He has watched the news‚ he has listened to his parents along with his American Government teacher. He has also been able

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    Janice Vazquez 12/17/12 Who knows the Government In the novel Vineland‚ Thomas Pynchon‚ exposes corruption within government agencies misusing their power in order to benefit their own parties’ interest as seen in American citizens’ public life from the 1960s to the 1980s. Brock Vond‚ the FBI (Federal Bureau of Intelligence) agent and federal prosecutor who operates throughout this whole period‚ relies on his connections with various government agencies to set-up civilians in order to prosecute

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    Bennetin- • Italian retail clothing liner with provocative advertising. o Priest & a nun kissing o 26 death row inmates on Hollywood Blvd. o Aids victims • Reason why? o Wanted to make a social statement. To get people to think by doing something radical. Where did Socrates believe is ultimate loyalty lie? • God Other philosophers disagreed- believe loyalty is not an absolute concept but relative. You have to decide case by case…(social contract theorist Thomas Hobbes- “loyalty is a social

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    Ronald Joseph Ryan was born on February 21 1925 at Carlton‚ Melbourne. He was the only son‚ with three sisters‚ of Australian born parents John Ronald Ryan and Eveline Cecelia Thompson. John who was an invalid former miner violently abused Ronald and Eveline who was a domestic servant emotionally neglected him. Ronald’s childhood consisted of his parents’ alcoholism‚ poverty through there family‚ and poor health‚ particularly his father’s chronic phthisis. In November 1936‚ Ronald was sent to

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    Ronald Reagan: Evil Empire Speech Assignment: Analyze how Ronald Reagan uses rhetorical devices to depict relations between the US and Soviet Union. Thesis: Reagan organizes and structures his speech using various rhetorical devices in order to depict the Soviet Union as an “Evil Empire”. P1: Invention (Speaker/Ethos) People pray to him‚ therefore he considers himself God. Leader of the United States‚ a major superpower in this point in time Can borrow power from his position and put it

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