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    20 year olds were obligated to register for conscription which required them to give two years of national service. Australia’s National Service –Many people thought that this process was a scheme to enable Australia’s Participation in the Vietnam War‚ But that was not the. Under the National Service Scheme‚ twenty-year-old men were required to register with the Department of Labour and National Service (DLNS)‚ they were then subject to a ballot which‚ if their birth date was drawn‚ meant the

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    Question 1 The Constitution limits government power to protect individual rights while promoting the common good. In the Constitution they made provisions that were designed to prevent abuse that delegates had seen in British history‚ in their own colonial and state governments‚ or in the national government under the Articles of Confederation. Limitations were for both the national and state governments. Several of the constitution’s limitations on state power are in Article I‚ Section 10‚ which

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    Jason‚ a man that had just moved out of his parents house. He lived in Tampa Bay‚ Florida. He set up all of his belongings‚ and went to sleep. He woke up the next morning‚ wondering what he would do in his new house. Suddenly‚ there was a knock on the door‚ Jason ran to open the door. No one was there‚ just a flyer for a bowling tournament. He read where it was and then saw the prize for the winner. The winner got 500‚000$ in a check! That’s half of a million dollars! Jason looked at the time of

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    Apaquogue 1961 This piece of artwork “Apaquogue‚ 1961” was created by Adolph Gottlieb (American‚ born 1903-1974). In fact the naming of the artwork comes from the name of a road near the ocean close to Gottlieb’s home. Medium used to create this masterpiece is oil on canvas. It is located in The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth‚ Texas. The sizing of this canvas is 74 ¼ by 94 ¼ inches. Canvas was acquired in 1984‚ to the collection of the Modern Art Museum‚ Museum purchase. The Apaquogue took me back

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    collected ears and a head he severed off a corpse and vainly protests that “This is my war [and] I do what I want” (96). As a final point‚ Kirkland discloses that Streeter‚ his closest and brave friend‚ loses himself during an ambush. He discovers that “any person can go at any moment” and he admits that “it really did something to me” (98). By the time

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    The Parents rights and obligations under the Family Law Act (1975) holds parents liable for any innocent in which children under the age of 10 engage in unlawful acts of violence‚ such as breaking into buildings and robbery. The act makes sure that parents are held liable for any innocents that the child engages in. The Family Act Law 1975 section 61B and 61C states that in the absence of court orders to the contrary‚ ‘each parents of a child under the age of 18 years is a guardian of the child

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    The Cold War: Communist China The Cold War was a tension-filled period that started when the anti-communist beliefs and the anti-democracy beliefs clashed. The main conflict in the Cold War was between the Soviet Union and the United States of America‚ and it lasted from 1947 to 1991 (44 years). From the USA point of view‚ communism was an idea that wasn’t right. The country believed that the world would be a much better place if communism was replaced by democracy. However‚ the countries that supported

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    The impending storm breeze catches the scent of the raging battle‚ characterized by the odor of blood mixed with the fresh rain. Only one town over‚ the sky is clear; the only other indication of bloodshed being the rising plumes of smoke in the distance. From distance‚ the red color seems a product of the mens’ uniforms and flags. Getting closer‚ it becomes clear that the is defined not by the soldiers’ uniforms‚ but instead by the mutilated bodies inside of them. Despite this‚ thousands fight

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    In 1961 President Kennedy was elected. In his inaugural address‚ he states that the U.S. will “pay any price‚ bear any burden‚ meet any hardship‚ support any friend‚ and oppose any foe to assure the survival and success of liberty” (Moss‚ 2010). This was directly geared at China and Russia. Kennedy supported the suppression of communism‚ as did his predecessors. Kennedy and his advisors continued to fear the domino theory‚ the possibility of global communism‚ as a response to South Vietnam winning

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    boxer and practitioner of peaceful resistance to laws once refused to join the draft for the Vietnam War. Muhammad Ali knew that he was violating the law‚ but he did not perpetuate that he was above the law; he knew the consequences and was fully prepared to accept them. He was arrested and convicted to 5 years in prison‚ and he underwent years of public backlash against his decision. However‚ it was the same war that caused the downfall of Lyndon B. Johnson‚ who-once revered and respected for his work

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