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    to how the health care really works. The health care organizations in the U.S. need to make some adjustments to keep an optimal functioning system. The healthcare system really has changed over the years. I will be talking about the strengths and weaknesses of the healthcare system. The weakness of the health care system is that if you don’t have money to pay for it‚ then you are basically not going to get help. At the end of the year you may end up paying for it in your taxes. According to the Times

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    Matthew Williams HIS 3 Paper #1 Throwing off the British monarchy on July 4‚ 1776‚ left the United States with no central government. It had to design and install a new government and quickly. As early as May 1776‚ Congress advised each of the colonies to draw up plans for state government; by 1780‚ all thirteen states had adopted written constitutions. In June 1776‚ the Continental Congress began to work on a plan for a central government. It took five years for it to be approved‚ first by members

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    Law enforcement is a never ending series of effort to maintain civility among the general population. The majority of law enforcement is by default reactive. A person cannot be held accountable for breaking the law until after they have broken it. However in recent years as technology has continued to grow police have tried to move into a more proactive role while still allowing people to enjoy personal freedom and the right of presumed innocence. As part of the movement toward proactive policing

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    People roll deep in numbers only because most participants in that crew are hiding their weaknesses. Maybe some were just d***riding. Pone and I stayed true to the game. We weren’t about rolling on people or picking on people. We lived through the struggle and kept things real. Rumbling a guy one-on-one would solve the drama almost immediately. It was the first line of defense for real men. If you got your ass beat without talking smack‚ then you would take it as lost and move on. If you talked smack

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    One of the biggest weaknesses in standardized tests measuring someone’s wisdom‚ is they only test over a limited amount of material rather than what someone excels or specializes in. Throughout the course of a child’s education‚ they acquire knowledge from various subjects. The core subjects that students are required to take are math‚ reading‚ English‚ math‚ and history. In addition to core subjects‚ students must select elective credits which are classes that can range from art to music to engineering

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    National Trust 1. Use a SWOT analysis to explore the internal and external issues affecting the National Trust. “SWOT analysis focuses on Strengths‚ weaknesses‚ opportunities and threats facing the organisation”. (Mullins and Christy‚ 2010. P.545). According to the case study‚ National Trust is a non-profit organisation‚ which is managed by small Board of Trustees. The organisation is totally independent from government‚ and owns a huge number of properties includes historic houses‚ villages

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    The most important and noticeable weakness of League of Nation is limited membership. The US Senate had rejected the Treaty of Versailles and the League as it supported the policy of isolationism. It did not want the USA to become involved in world affairs that might require its young men to fight another war. The USA was the strongest and most powerful country in the world and commanded great respect and political clout. Its inclusive in the League of Nations would have enhanced the league’s credibility

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    An important strength of the North was its manufacturing capabilities. Factories could mass produce weapons while the South had few facilities capable of providing weapons. The North had experienced an industrial revolution in which many factories produced supplies necessary for an army. Another strength of the North was that it had better railroads and highways‚ including naval shipping resources used to re-supply forces. The North possessed a large amount of the country’s railroad and canal systems

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    My greatest strengths in Domain 1 includes demonstrating knowledge of resources (1d)‚ designing coherent instruction (1 e) and designing student assessments (1f). One way I have shown excellence in domain 1 is through gathering materials through a variety of organizations and resources (1d). I have found that when I connect our class learning targets to currents events‚ news and topics targeting teens‚ my students show an increased level of interest. The resources I refer to include; the HBO

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    I will be discussing the detriments and downfalls of the Electoral College. Now‚ before we delve into the gritty details of what the Electoral College actually is and how it functions‚ I must ask‚ do you actually know how the President of the United States is elected? The majority of Americans would simply say that they cast their vote and call it a day. They are entirely complacent with the system because they feel grounded in the belief that they are the ones truly in power. They believe in the

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