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    Bailey Wright  Oklahoma History   March 3‚ 2015    Choctaws and the Civil War    The Civil War brought on trying times to not only the American people but also  the tribes. The tribes were given a choice of joining the Confederacy or the Union. This  decision would change all the lives of the tribal people. What would happen if they  chose the side that lost? How would that impact them? These questions flood the brains  of the tribes. When it was time for the Choctaw to make a decision they chose the 

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    Decoding an Advertising Campaign AAMI In this following essay I will be discussing and analysing the advertisement campaign of Rhonda and Ketut created by AAMI car insurance. I will go over the strengths and weaknesses involved‚ the use of propaganda and further advertising and it’s benefits. 
 In 2011 AAMI launched a campaign which would soon become one of Australia’s most loveable story lines. AAMI decided to take a different approach when releasing this campaign‚ as it needed to be something Australians

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    Ethics in Marketing: False Advertising History of Advertising and the Rise of Ethical Implications For decades‚ advertisements have been telling us not only what to buy‚ but also what we shouldn’t be able to live without. The history of advertising can be traced back as far as the Roman Empire‚ where posters advertising the gladiatorial games would be hung around for all to see. Modern advertising dates back to about 1583 when the first daily newspaper was printed in England under the reign

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    Marketing Social Marketing in the Social Change Marketplace Alan R. Andreasen Journal of Public Policy & Marketing; Spring 2002 Article Review According to the author‚ Social Marketing can be defined as a process involving the design‚ implementation and control of social change programs aimed at increasing the acceptability of a social idea in one or more groups of target adopters as well as bringing about the desired behavioural change. Even if the idea that is being marketed is accepted

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    world base their decisionson money‚ fame‚ and power over conscience. This causes people to make bad decisions which lead to bad situations. But there are many examples that show that there are people that live and had lived in the world that use conscience as their motivator for their decisions. This leads to smart and thought through decisions which lead to very beneficial outcomes. As seen through the examples of “The Iliad”‚ the historical event of Jacksonian Bank Wars of the late 1830s‚ and modern

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    1. Locate current examples of marketing stimuli that depend on an ethnic or religious stereotype to communicate a message. How effective are these appeals? Ethnic stereotypes represents ethnic groups that composed of different characteristics‚ personality etc. This is how to communicate with marketing stimuli that based on the social factors based on their society to have a decision making and have a response when it comes to marketing mix which is the 4p’s product‚ price‚ place and promotion. Every

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    evil is so far advanced as to make avoidance impossible” Thomas Hardy. The purpose of the War Powers Resolution act of 197 3 was to ensure that both Congress and the President share in making decisions that could potentially get the U.S. involved in hostilities or imitate danger. U.S. Presidents have consistently agreed that the War Powers Resolution Act is an unconstitutional violation of the higher powers of the executive branch. As a result‚ the Resolution has been the subject of controversy since

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    Gwendolyn Brooks ’ "First fight. Then Fiddle" initially seems to argue for the necessity of brutal war in order to create a space for the pursuit of beautiful art. The poem is more complex‚ however‚ because it also implies both that war cannot protect art and that art should not justify war. She suggests this idea in the sentences that open the poem: "First fight. Then fiddle." One must fight before fiddling. Playing the violin wouldn’t be a pleasure if an enemy was threatening one ’s safety

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    1973 War Powers Act 1/25/14 1. If no judicial court of authority‚ namely the United States Supreme Court‚ has stricken the 1973 War Powers Act and declared it null and void constitutionally‚ how is it that the authors of the text book are able to conclude Congress has few‚ if any‚ war powers remaining? How can this be? The law is the law‚ is it not? (Specifically‚ explain the political phenomenon that has occurred here and has similarly occurred in other legal and constitutional matters allowing

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    SOCIAL THEORY: Goerg Simmel and money 2014 Sociology is defined as the study of humans in their natural habitat. In this current day and age world‚ these ‘natural habitats’ consist of a considerable amount of diversity‚ cultures and ethnic backgrounds‚ religion‚ gender‚ heritage and family history‚ jobs and incomes and many more. Many individuals are unaware that they may be observed by theorists or that they can be and are placed into certain categories such as cultural‚ wealth‚ and class‚ these

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