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    our values are viewed as goals that are attainable by all. But this is truly a difference of opinion and is questionable on what is believed to be valued. According to Sociologist Robin Williams (1965)‚ he identified ten values that are shared by Americans. Although there are more than ten values existing today‚ I will only be commenting on three that I believe to be common American Values. Hard work is an American value that is expected of all Americans. This particular value holds true in

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    Everyone knows that the government has three branches‚ the legislative‚ executive‚ and judicial‚ these three branches separate the power of the government. The legislative branch being the ‘Lawmaker’ by having the authority to create laws‚ the legislative branch is the most different out of the trio‚ established by the first article of the constitution is home to both the Senate and House of Representatives. Not only does the branch make laws‚ however‚ it also can impeach federal officers‚ initiate

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    EASTERN AND WESTERN PHILOSOPHY The subject of philosophy has always been divided along two lines of thinking – the eastern and the western. Though each line is concerned with finding the right path to follow‚ the methodology and teachings of the philosophers from either line of thinking has been distinct and different. This paper aims to examine the ideas of one eastern and one western philosopher – Confucius and Socrates respectively and compare the two for similarities and differences. One

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    decree on justification‚ and Vatican I’s definition of papal infallibility. Examples of infallible teachings of the ordinary and universal magisterium are harder to point to‚ since these are not contained in any one specific document‚ but are the common teachings found among the Bishops dispersed through the world yet united with the pope. Pope John Paul II specifically clarified that the reservation of ordination to males is infallible under the infallibility of the ordinary and universal magisterium

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    In an attempt to not be like Britain and Europe‚ the ‘Founding Fathers’ set out to create a document or documents to allow for the freedom and liberties not available in Europe. After a long set of arguments and time‚ the first document to come out of all that was America’s Articles of Confederation. The founding fathers knew that it needed to be ratified and approved in order to make for a better government at both the federal and state level. The articles of confederation were ratified and signed

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    upon what part of the world you are from depends on what type of religion you are likely to encounter. This also determines the likelihood of what religion you may have grown up with. Your religion and your background helps in determining what values you may have. These believe and values vary in different religions. Some may learn some parts of these religions from movies or hearsay. Sometimes as we get older it is hard to determine what we believe as we do. Before 500 BC there were three western

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    The U.S. government has three main branches. These three branches are the Legislative‚ Judicial and Executive. Each of these branches were made possible by the checks and balances in the constitution written by James Madison. Each of these branches all have a very specific job. As well as always needing to confirm with each branch so not one branch has too much power. The Legislative branch consists of the House of Representatives and the Senate. (whitehouse.gov) The constitution allows this branch

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    INVENTED TRADITION IN MALAYSIA There were various technologies that have been use in order to construct the nation-state. One of the most important things there must be in building a modern-nation state is a national culture which consists of history‚ heritage and tradition. For example‚ tradition is one of the branches of national culture that can describe or presents a nation-state identity. This is because each people have their own tradition practiced whether it is inherited from their ancestor

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    The intellectual elements between 1861-1865 led the Civil War to be declared as the first modern war. These larger‚ modern armies used new emerging technologies of the Industrial Revolution (Keene‚ 387). The telegraph was one example of new technologies used during this time. It made instant communication more possible and easier to obtain across large stretches of territory. Railroads helped move supplies and reinforcements across many miles in less than a day. However‚ the thing that made this

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    nation. Along with new innovations came many problems with those who owned the industries and those who worked them. Karl Marx a sociologist in this time period developed a theory to explain the problems that would soon arise. Marx created one of the three sociologist perspectives‚ conflict perspective better known as the Marxist view. The theory of Marxism begins by focusing on how societies cooperate in order to meet the demand of essential necessities‚ and how industries are managed. Conflict perspective

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