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    republic could even survive another decade” for Henry Knox made an excellent point in declaring “Our present federal government is a name‚ a shadow‚ without power‚ or effect”. Meantime the relationship between the states was poor and there was an uncertainty if they would even remain united what with the debts‚ the economic turmoil‚ and the slow realization that without England they had no protection from the outside world. The question on everyone’s mind was‚ is there anything that can be done to

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    bottom of the pork barrel." • The earliest examples of pork barrel politics in the United States was the Bonus Bill of 1817‚ which was introduced by Democrat John C. Calhoun to construct highways linking the Eastern and Southern United States to its Western frontier using the earnings bonus from the Second Bank of the United States. Calhoun argued for it using general welfare and post roads clauses of the United States Constitution. Although he approved of the economic development goal‚ President James

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    Alexandra Moore English 11 Mrs. Carwile November 14‚ 2012 Research Paper Final Draft May 21‚ 1969 was the day that an African American woman‚ Shirley Chisholm changed the lives of women in the United States. Why have women been given unequal opportunities? Why are they seen as different mentally? Chisholm addresses many questions like these in her speech to speak out for the women‚ to question the authorities which they have been afraid to stand up against. One event can lead to many outbreaks

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    and the other would have equal representation. Another reason is that it would help prevent tyranny because both houses can “check” each other to make sure one does not get to powerful. One power unique to the House of Representatives is that revenue bills must originate from the House; the framers gave this power to the House because the House of Representatives is more representative of the entire population than the Senate is. One power unique to the Senate is that they are the ones that try the

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    American people to vote intelligently‚ thus casting an informed ballot. It is logical to examine the résumé of those who represent us by examining the political history and more importantly the voting record of those who represent us. Our votes for representatives in Congress are particularly important for it is the Constitution that gives us our responsibility. There are reliable sources (e.g.‚ votesmart.org‚ The Almanac of American Politics) which can provide a plethora of information without exerting

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    Reapportionment- is the process of allotting congressional seats to each state following the census according to their proportion of the population. Some states will get more or less seats for representative based on population change. * Redistricting- is the process of redrawing congressional district to reflect increase or decrease in seats allotted to the state as well as population shifts within the state. The state decides how many seats a state receive. * Gerrymandering- is the drawing of congressional

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    Ap Cambridge  5 December 2014   Armenian Genocide and the United States   The Armenian Genocide began as early as 1914 and was one of the first events that was  investigated and labeled as genocide(“Armenian Genocide of 1915: An Overview”). For many  reasons  it is very undisclosed and unfamiliar to most people‚ although the main reason being  Turkey made enormous efforts to cover it up. Millions of dollars have been spent in the United  States along with other countries contributing towards different ways to obfuscate the genocide 

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    “Government Shutdown: round up of Michigan editorials” talked about the recent government shut down. The article describes that as we enter the second week of the government shutdown it’s “inflicting a punishment on the people who elected the representatives into office.” The Grand Rapids Press stated that “if the GOP has a problem with the Affordable Care Act they should take care of it while the government is open.” The article continued to talk about how governing is about finding solutions to

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    issues of the people‚ pursued these legislative changes‚ refusing to back down to the lobbyists who stood in his way. One such industry brought to its knees was the meat packing industry‚ a thriving group of companies that supplied not only the United States but also the markets in Europe with processed foods. In 1906‚ socialist Upton Sinclair published The Jungle‚ a book he hoped would awaken the American people to the deplorable conditions of workers in the meat packing industry. Instead‚ the

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    Act‚ was introduced by Representative David P. Roe. Representative Roe is from Tennessee’s 1st congressional district and he currently sits on the House Committee on Education and the Workforce and House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs. He is also the Chairman of Subcommittee for Health‚ Employment‚ Labor and Pensions and is a member of the following Subcommittees: Early Childhood‚ Elementary‚ and Secondary Education; Health; and Oversights and Investigations. Representative Roe is considered a far-right

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