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    Violence in Kansas spilled over into the Congress itself. On May 22 1856‚ the day after the sack of Lawrence and two days before Brown’s Pottawatomie Massacre‚ a sudden flash of savagery on the Senate floor electrified the whole country. Just two days earlier Senator Charles Sumner of Massachusetts had finished an inflammatory speech in which he described the treatment of Kansas as ’the rape of a virgin territory‚’ and blamed it on the South’s ’depraved longing for a new slave State.’ Sumner made

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    While the senate was created along with the rest of the Canadian government and is written into the constitution‚ it is deeply flawed and must be reformed. Firstly‚ the senate does not equally represent each province according to current populations. Though originally seat distribution was based off populations‚ drastic changes in population since 1867 have not been accounted for. For example‚ as of 2014 New Brunswick has a population of 753‚914 and holds ten seats‚ yet British Columbia has a population

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    Senate Filibuster Tactics

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    The Senate Filibuster tactic has been used for many years now. It first started in 1826 and is still relevant in 2017. This tactic is used in the U.S Senate to prevent a measure from being brought to vote. The most common form of filibuster occurs when a senator attempts to delay or block a vote on a bill by extending debate on the measure. For example‚ if a senator does not agree or approve of the bill that is being brought up‚ then they can speak up against it in order to not get it passed. They

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    Senate Elections Essay

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    The names of the authors that wrote an article titled candidates and policy in the United States Senate elections are Gerald C. Wright and Michael B. Berkman. Although‚ previous literature on the subject suggests that policy is not a major factor in the decision making process‚ the article argued otherwise. It is a known fact that a substantial policy differences between the candidates in a particular race exists. The outcome of the race determines policy. Positive correlation exists between a district

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    Reflection On Gcu Senate

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    creating the survey that we gave to students‚ and just getting to spend time doing weekly interactions. During this month‚ I got to grow even more as a senator on the ASGCU senate‚ and feel that I am starting to make a different on the GCU campus. I want to share with you the busy and amazing month I have had on the senate. The first thing that I accomplished this month was getting two resolution ideas cleared to start writing the initial resolution. My two ideas were‚ to extend the hours at Fresh

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    Senate Voting Habits

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    of U.S. Senators have been heavily discussed in legislative research to understand and predict the votes cast in the senate. Specifically‚ the research on factors that lead to senators voting against their party has become prominent because of the increasing partisan polarization in Congress (Poole and Rosenthal 2007). Finding statistically significant factors that influence Senate voting is important in understanding Senators’ willingness to vote against their party in a system that depends on bi-partisan

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    Speech to the Carthaginian Senate Now as you all know‚ I come to you with a heavy heart. Our great country is coming from a massive defeat at the hands of the Romans and I ask for your consideration once more. In our last confrontation in Sicily with Rome‚ our navy was severely damaged during our assault and we were forced to surrender. Our great country was once the sole owner of Sardinia and the world’s largest naval fleet. We have been greatly embarrassed by this loss. We are now forced to

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    The United States Government is composed of two main branches‚ which are the Senate and the House. Each one of them represents our government in different ways. The Senate is an assembly or a council of citizens having the highest deliberative and legislative functions in a government; while the House is a legislative or deliberative assembly. They are a two house legislature‚ and its mainly done for tradition. Even though they are the main powers of our administration they have different functions

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    Philippines

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    Country Reports on Local Government Systems: Philippines Philippines _______________________________________________________________________________________________ 1. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE COUNTRY 1.1 Socio-economic profile The Philippines is an archipelago of 7‚100 islands‚ with a land area of 30 million hectares. As of the last census in May 2002‚ the population was 76‚498‚735 with an annual growth rate of 2.36 per cent. Given this population growth rate the country is expected to

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    A General Comparison between the Senate of Ancient Rome and the Senate of the United States Research Class 16th August 2012 Outline I. Introduction Thesis statement: It is known to most that Western countries are on the rule of parliamentary democracy. We also know that Western countries inherited their political system from the ancient Greeks and Romans‚ especially the Roman political system. It has shaped western parliamentary system more than any others

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