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    Conscription Rips Open the Countries Linguistic Divide The Conscription Crisis of 1917 is that there is a depleting amount of soldiers who are fighting and even less who are enlisting. This year was one of worry and despair. After the recruiting effort in Quebec failed Canada turned to its only unused option; conscription (Wikipedia). Conscription is the horrid act of a government forcing individuals to go to war. After countless years of discrimination Canada is now forcing French Canadian to

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    improvement to the economy and strengthening of the middle class. Mandatory military conscription is not a new practice. Countries including‚ but not limited to‚ South Korea‚ Russia‚ Sweden‚ and Switzerland prove that compulsory armed service is beneficial to the military and the society. Citizens are not only physically stronger‚ but also garner a strong mental sense from the experience. In a time of war‚ not only will the active military be significantly larger‚ but with a substantial amount

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    not be able to compel commercial speech without showing substantial government interest‚ supported by the Central Hudson test because a less strict protection of compelled commercial speech would not only give more power to government but also violate the First Amendment. Moreover‚ the Zauderer standard fits under the Central Hudson test and thus should not be treated as a separate test. The Court has started to award a higher degree of protection to commercial speech with passing time (explain how

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    for your insights. As for Aeschines’ speech against Timarchus‚ Aeschines tries to bring Timarchus to account about why he blames the city‚ and its laws and regulations by saying to him “You will see‚ then‚ that Timarchus cannot blame the city for any part of this prosecution‚ nor can he blame the laws‚ nor you‚ nor me‚ but only himself.” Through Aeschines’ verbal attack over Timarchus‚ we can question why Aeschines defended the city and its rules and laws against Aeschines’ claims. Were Aeschines’

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    to fight in the war. Ideas of conscription floated through the minds of members of Parliament. Before WW1 began‚ the French and the English were already having disagreements over Regulation 17‚ which was introduced by the Ontario Department of Education in 1913. The French felt they were having their rights taken away and that the English were being strongly favoured. Many French Canadians were beginning to have serious doubts about the need to go and fight against the "Prussians"

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    Many historians would say that Australia was a very united country in the effort to win World War I. But this has been debated many times‚ due to the fact that many Australian people were against war in itself and didn’t believe they should fight in a war that wasn’t even theirs. The onset of war had many negative effects on Australia and therefore it wasn’t as united as it should have been. The conscription debate also didn’t help unite the country. Both sides were substantially serious in establishing

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    Conscription Crisis‚ 1917 The defining moment I chose is Conscription Crisis‚ 1917. This predicament started in early 1917 right down to the end of the war. World War I broke out in 1914 and Canada‚ as a collaborator of Great Britain‚ involuntarily found itself in the scrimmage. Such was the estimation of Prime Minister Robert Borden‚ to say the least. Towards the end of 1916‚ tallies were being sent back to the commonwealth of the total killed. The information was catastrophic. 1916 was demonstrating

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    History Task 2 – Anti-war Speech The Vietnam war has gone on for too long! How many more fellow citizens must die before this war ends? How much more money is the government going to pour down the drain in attempt to win this war? You and me. We both know the horrific events taking place in Vietnam as we speak! We watch these events unfold in our very own homes on the television screen. We must bring our troops home alive and well for the sake of both our nation and Vietnam. The war originated from Ho

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    Although many men did enlist for war‚ there were many who strongly objected. In the beginning of the First World War‚ there were so many enlistments that the recruitment officers were forced to reject people. Nonetheless‚ as the war went on‚ casualty rates increased and the number of men volunteering to enlist declined. This quote by Prime Minister Billy Hughes expresses the emotion of majority of Australian people at the time. “The conscription issue is the greatest issue ever put before a free

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    EUTHANASIA SPEECH Euthanasia. Assisted Suicide. Against the law in the UK. Fair? I say no. Euthanasia is when an individual is assisted to commit suicide‚ this is because the individual is in pain due to a terminal illness. People such as Diane Pretty and Tony Nickson were in pain because they had a terminal disease and could not let their family members help them end their life; Fair? I say no. Euthanasia should be legalised so people can be helped to end their life if they choose to. We have a

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