During the era of our founding fathers, I would be more favorable of the Anti-federalists. The Anti-federalists believed that the central government held too much power, not giving the states their own rights, such as managing their own revenue. The power that was granted to the federal government was derived from the Articles of Confederation. […]
The differences between the Federalists and the Antifederalists are broad and complex. Federalists beliefs could be almost described as nationalist. The Federalists were active in 1787 and involved in the shaping the new US Constitution. This strengthened the national government at a high cost. According to the Antifederalists this endangered the states and the people. […]
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Get startedNationalism refers to the body of thought or beliefs held about the nation by its people and how their collective actions and attitudes acknowledge the upmost importance of the nation, subsequently achieving or sustaining the moral, cultural and/or political outcome of their country. Nationalism is how one feels toward their nation. Therefore nationalism determines how strong […]
The development of Chinese archaeology was arguably both precarious and inflexible in nature, particularly during its formative years. Although changes have since been made to provide a much more accurate representation of findings, there is still ingrained ideologies that sway the way that Chinese archaeologists continue to interpret their findings. Archaeology in China has from […]
The road to acceptive the Constitution of the United States was neither straightforward nor preset. Of course throughout and once it’s drafting a wide-ranging dialogue was controlling between those that supported the Constitution, the Federalists and people UN agency were against it, the Anti-Federalists. The idea of this dialogue regarded the kind of government the […]
Nationalism, Enemies, and US Foreign Policy Abstract Democracies across the world have been moving in more nationalist directions over the past few years. This trend seemed to culminate in 2016 in the passage of the Brexit’ referendum in the United Kingdom (UK) and the election of Donald Trump in the United States (US). Still, it […]
The issue of North Korea having nuclear weapons is a very complicated issue that consists of many states and must be dealt with the right way in order to avoid nuclear war. In the past couple of years tensions between the United States and North Korea have been extremely high with many threats from both […]
“The battle between Federalist and Anti-Federalist has been a back and forth argument on whether or not the Constitution should be ratified. Federalist are a close knit group with one central belief while Anti-Federalist have multiple ideas and don’t have one central belief but a general agreement. Federalist were focused and knew exactly what they […]
The purpose of this research is understanding the internationalization concept and highlighting the challenges and opportunities for business internationalization in the Sudanese market; taking Aptech Computer Education as a case study. To begin with, there are several factors that affect business internationalization; such as governments, country economy and product acceptancy. For example, governments and their […]
North Korea’s nuclear arms have become a concerning issue for the United States and for the world. Many solutions have been considered as an alternative to a mass war, but none of the solutions have been executed. This impending nuclear war would result in widespread catastrophe. North Korea is believed to have more than a […]
Sanctions on North Korea – Good evening, everyone. As many of you may know, North Korea has developed over the years effective nuclear weapons and ballistic missile technology. This has ultimately led to international denunciation in the form of sanctions. I have brought you all here this evening to discuss the reasoning for sanctions currently […]
The peninsula of the Koreas has been established since ancient times, dating back to around 668 AD. It was with the uprising of the Silla Dynasty that the Korean people had been first united, providing an opportunity to create a culture and civilization of their own It went on that way for centuries, until in […]
America’s first Articles of Constitution was first signed in 1781. Before each state ran like independent countries. This lead to several lengthy debates and to the drafting of the Constitution; conflict and compromise were present during this event. But it was certain that there had to be a change. The delegates tried their best to […]
These two people would meet for the first time when Dennis Rodman made a trip to North Korea with the Harlem Globetrotters while being filmed by a Vice documentary crew. The two reportedly sat next to each other during a game played between the Globetrotters and North Koreans and began talking passionately about basketball, as […]
In the eyes of most, the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea has been nothing short of a nuisance when it comes to international relations. From the very beginning, starting with the Korean war that has been dragged on for decades, to the unexpected, unapproved nuclear weapons testing, it is evident to why essentially no countries […]
The many aspects of one’s life aids in the creation of an identity. The way an individual defines themselves showcases what matters in his or her life. Religion, gender, employment, and more recently political affiliations have facilitated in determining one’s identity. The term identity politics supports this idea of an identity being associated with a […]
The Party Decides has been cited to be one of the most influential books about how nominees in the United States are selected for presidency. The book is authored by political scientists John Zaller, Hans Noel, David Carol, and Marty Cohen. Cohen et al. argue that although there might exist reforms that are meant to […]
This paper explores the way that the media influenced the 2016 presidential election. More specifically the way news sources reported on Trump’s jarring and obscene language, easily digestible for click-bait audiences instead of policy positions. This paper will identify how reporters focused on Donald Trump’s tailored comments that were purposely meant to attract media attention. […]
To what extent did cultural, political, demographic, socioeconomic, and historic factors concerning Mexican immigration affect voter turnout and outcome of the 2016 U.S. Presidential Election? INTRODUCTION The U.S. Presidential Election of 2016 was perhaps one of the most complex and polarizing elections in U.S. History. Political ideologies between Americans were strained to the extent that […]
The 1960 Election is one of the closest presidential elections in American history, and the winner did great things in office. John Fitzgerald Kennedy ran for the Democratic party, and Richard Milhous Nixon ran for the Republican party. This was an unprecedented election for a number of reasons, and there were many engaging facts about […]
In 1932, during the Great Depression, Poland formed a pact of nonaggression with the Soviet Union. Then in 1934 signed a similar pact with Natzi Germany, which was broken five years later. World War Two began due to the United Kingdom Declared war on Germany for their invasion of Poland in 1939. In the same […]
The title Anti-Federalism often carries negative connotations because it is equated to simply disagreeing with the Constitution. I believe Anti-Federalism has been given a bad name, and Anti-Federalists and are proponents of simplifying and changing laws for the public to engage in politics, they’re not simply against or anti the federal government. I support a […]
To better understand the causal relationship of Buddhist nationalism to the oppression of Muslim minorities such as the Rohingya, I will use a qualitative approach with a single-case study; the ideal type of Buddhist Nationalism is demonstrated within the case of Myanmar. As explained in my methods of investigation, the data I examined were mostly […]
By 1941 the Japanese had intended to destroy American fleets in order for them to gain access to natural resources and expand into Asia and the Pacific. As a result, Japan bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941 leaving the U.S. with no choice but to join the Allied powers (Britain, France, Australia, Canada, New […]
What importance did the Battles of Marathon and Salamis, and the Punic Wars have for Ancient Greece and Rome? Ancient Greece: The battle of Marathon took place in 490 BC during the first Persian invasion on Greece. Citizens of Athens and citizens of Plataea revolted against the Persian army. The battle was a very big […]
The Cold War, a period mostly remembered for the constant threat of an arms race, nuclear inhalation, hysteria, quasi-wars, diplomatic stalemates, and the seemingly never ending fear of communism. Spanning nearly half of the twentieth century, 1946 to 1991, the Cold War has changed the way of life for everyone. Starting from the rise of […]
The Communist Party had been created in 1941, by leader Enver Hoxha and a committee of men. Communism in Albania never had existed up until 1941. Communism in Albania was a triumph because no one was attacking Albania and Albania had alliances which benefited the economy.Communism in Albania was a tragedy because Enver Hoxha took […]
After the death of Stalin, the Communist Party of the Soviet Union realized they had to prevent the rise of another dictator like him in the future. Yet the reforms and procedures put in place b the CPSU to avoid a new Stalin actually had the effect of stopping any dramatic change in leadership or […]
Communism has always been one of the worlds biggest “What if’s” constantly being talked of for its nearly dreamlike ideology and resounding failures that spiraled to cruel dictatorships and mass loss of life. In the novel First they Killed My Father by Loung Ung the detrimental effects of communism on a society were exemplified through […]
The Articles of Confederation was the first written constitution of the United States. The Articles were created as an alliance between sovereign states; however, there were numerous problems within the Articles. The primary problem was that the Articles had very few if any federal features. This is due to the people’s fear of an all […]
