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    Civil disobedience can positively impact a free society in multiple ways. In a free society‚ citizens are able to speak‚ act and think as they please. However‚ when people disagree with an existing law‚ protests‚ riots‚ and lawlessness may occur. These often turn violent‚ and in result‚ citizens or officers are harmed. America has seen many of these recently due to an outrage in the election of Donald J. Trump. Many anti-Trump protests have broke out all over the country‚ and most of these have turned

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    The most popular and accepted theory for the origin of the universe is the Big Bang Theory. This theory states that the universe began about 10 billion years ago in a violent explosion; every particle started rushing apart from every other particle in an early super-dense phase. This explosion sent energy and matter flying all over the place. However‚ there is an argument about whether time and space existed before the big bang‚ or did the big bang create time and space. As the universe expanded

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    Have you ever gambled in your life? We live in a world where some form of gambling is within our grasp. It can be fun‚ exciting‚ and life changing. Some gamblers may say they have control of their gambling behavior; however‚ a lot of gamblers do not! Most of them lose so much. They lose their jobs‚ money‚ family‚ and friends. Since gambling has so much potential for abuse‚ external measurements must be put in place to prevent abusive gambling. Did you know Hawaii and Utah are the only 2 states

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    Civil Disobedience and Its Effect On America’s Modern Society In a society with the freedoms to object to anything and everything the government can and will try and do‚ civil disobedience is a natural effect. Since the phenomenon is so common that there is a constant debate over its effect on society ‚ and if the government should do something to curve the amount of protests that occur. If the government were to do this though it would trample on the first amendment‚ more so than the government

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    The Positive Impact of Civil Disobedience One way through which the society is impacted is civil disobedience. This act of opposing a law that one consider unjust can either positively or negatively impact a free society. Since the liberalization of most regions and country in the world‚ civil disobedience has been a key weapon in showing displeasure of unjust laws and it is remarkable that it has achieved more than it has destroyed. To a large extent‚ it is through civil disobedience that the

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    Origin of Fire

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    breakthrough in prehistory was the discovery of fire. The discovery of the technology to make and sustain fire. The discovery of fire‚ or‚ more precisely‚ the controlled use of fire was‚ of necessity‚ one of the earliest of human discoveries. Fire ’s purposes are multiple‚ some of which are to add light and heat‚ to cook plants and animals‚ to clear forests for planting‚ to heat-treat stone for making stone tools‚ to burn clay for ceramic objects. Until not long ago mainstream archeology thought

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    Impact of Civil Disobedience In today’s society there are countless laws that people will say they oppose‚ usually because they feel it infringes upon their rights. One of the ways these people can oppose them is through civil disobedience. This is the peaceful refusal of certain laws that one considers unjust‚ while still accepting the punishment for breaking the law. There is debate of how this civil disobedience affects society‚ whether it be in a positive or negative way. I believe that civil disobedience

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    Throughout the course of History countless philosophers have written about the idea of utopian societies. This idea is such an intriguing topic to philosophers‚ because theoretically Utopian societies are impossible‚ so trying to come up plausible societies in which everything is perfect presents a kind of challenge for them. Of the many philosophers that have given their two cents on the matter‚ Jean Jacques Rousseau and Karl Marx’s are two of the more interesting ones. In Rousseau’s Discourse on Inequality

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    Origins Of Human Rights

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    Origins of Human Rights The emergence of rights in political thought is generally regarded as relatively recent‚ though any historical study of rights reveals how indeterminate the philosophical charting of the evolution of rights has been. Human rights are considered the offspring of natural rights‚ which themselves evolved from the concept of natural law. Natural law‚ which has played a dominant role in Western political theory for centuries‚ is that standard of higher-order morality against which

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    the weathermen effect the civil society protest movement and the Vietnam War? Yo‚ yo‚ yo‚ listen up‚ I’ve got a story to tell about this radical group that did so well. Okay‚ I’m terrible at rapping‚ let’s start this again. Okay‚ let me set the stage. Picture this‚ your living in America in 1972‚ where nearly 50% of the American population is under 18 years old. You have watched the previous generation protest for civil rights. You have witnessed most of the civil society protest movement prior to

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