The Constitution, Bill of Rights, and the Declaration of Independence are all unique documents in their own right. Although they share many aspects, they also have their respective differences. The Bill of Rights is the name given to the first ten amendments or changes to the Constitution. The Constitution set laws to start the United […]
The English Magna Carta and the Declaration of Independence (D.O.I) are both documents which guaranteed and protected the rights of the citizens. Three specific rights that both documents focused on were liberty, the pursuit of happiness and self-government. Liberty in both of these documents means freedom from despotic government or from foreign or external rule. […]
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In a revolution there are multiple important questions to ask to explain what they are. These questions can be poised as What is a Revolution and why do they occur, How do the Governments obtain and maintain power, and what are common pitfalls do revolutions experience. These questions can be found in the “Declaration of […]
Language, to be religious, that you were suppose to be born here in the states (or if your parents were born here), or to have an ethnic background. But its really about commiting to the political ideals of liberty, equality, and republicanism. To also be nationalist and patriotic to your own country. Today, there are […]
The United States of America started as a colony of the British Empire, one of the largest empires of its time, and rebelled against them in order to obtain independence. Because of America’s roots in rebellion against an empire, the U.S. has always disliked the idea of imperialism (Hitchens). America’s image of itself has never […]
After the Spanish-American War in 1898, imperialism became a popular and important topic in America. American grew with the annexation of Hawaii, Commodore’s victory in the Philippines and the US now possessing Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Philippine islands. However, controversies and conflicts arose on whether Americans should support imperialism. Carl Schurz, the leader of […]
During the era of imperialism and the plague of capitalism, the capitalist system is unable to sustain organized advances in the living standards of the globe’s working class. The suffering from capitalism and the resultant distress for the people can only be stopped by the conscious employees’ revolution. The revolution is a deliberate act of […]
The powerful philosophy of manifest destiny and America’s relentless fighting capabilities popularized imperialism. Various foreign policy events that occurred in America were dealt with by simply conquering them. Imperialism can be defined as a policy of extending a country’s power and influence through diplomacy or military force. Many Americans truly believed that their country would […]
At the end of the Civil War, America was becoming increasingly outward looking as exports of both manufactured goods and agricultural goods shot up. Many Americans believed that United States had to expand or explore after the close of the western frontier. The U.S. was bursting with a new sense of power and nationalism, generated […]
The victims can come from every races and religion background. Mass shootings in the United States have been sadly become a popular trend by individual or organization in public and nonpublic places. One example is in February 2018 a young man started fire at Douglas high school in Parkland Florida killing seventeen students and staff […]
Is a story that tells us about this world and what it would be like if it was based on oppressed feminism. Since Gilead was built on oppressed feminism it would be considered a dystopia for most or all women. Offred who is the protagonist describes this dystopia that she lives in, where women are […]
Introduction In Michael J. Sandel’s book Justice: What is the Right Thing to Do?, Sandel discusses moral questions in which there are split opinions. He offers new perspectives to controversial issues. His purpose seems to be to display different views to what is right and what is wrong. It depicts just how difficult it is […]
In the novel Sofia Petrovna, the author Lydia Chukovkaya tells a story about Sofia and her dreadful experience living in the soviet union the reign of Stalin in the 1930s. Sofia Petrovna is a loyalist to the Soviet regime; however, after the arrest of her son Koyla, her life turns upside down living in constant […]
We live in the constant threat of war, that the media substantiates daily. Considering the political unrest, we currently reside, it has become increasingly important to understand how our government comes to making the decisions they make on our behalves that we ultimately need to abide by. The purpose of this paper is to explore […]
I believe the United States should reform its political rules and practices to become more democratic by using proportional representation to determine who gets seats in the legislature, extending voting rights and implementing a parliamentary system. I don’t think the U.S is as democratic as it has always claimed to be. Our current voting laws […]
The two sources that I will be analyzing is “From Civil War to ‘Civil Society’: Has the End of the Cold War Brought Peace to Central America” and “Latin America and the End of the Cold War” The source that will be evaluated first will be Jenny Pearce’s journal, “From Civil War to ‘Civil Society’: […]
The Korean war only lasted for three years, starting in 1950 and ending 1953. There were a full amount of countries being involved in The Korean War, such as the Soviet Union, the United States, the Democratic Peoples of Korea (North Korea), the Republic of Korea (South Korea), the United Nations Canada, Columbia, and so […]
Imperialism, from my own perspective, is using military/political power to forcefully take control over land or another governments property to claim it as your own. The United States has quite a bit of history that falls under this definition, especially from the very beginning. The land that the thirteen original colonies were settled on belonged […]
There are four causes of World War One, imperialism, militarism, nationalism and military alliances. Imperialism refers to the intense competition for colonies across the world, to have dominance over countries economically, politically and socially and Europe wanted to colonize territories. The effects of imperialism was the fact that countries could take over the customs and […]
Throughout the chapter, The Empire and the People, Zinn writes about how America wanted to force foreign trade because it would relieve the problem of underconsumption at home and it would prevent a financial crisis in America. The American capitalists thought creating foreign trade would decrease the protests and would bring the American people and […]
The British Treasury were aware of the consequences the frivolous spending on goods from the United States had on the British Reserves, but the political anxiety of the Germans potentially invading Britain was far worse. The British Treasury, on average, spent twenty million pounds a month during the first year of the war. If they […]
The Global Combat Support System is a web-based automated logistics system used by the U.S Army. This system will help aid the commanders as they plan, provide for, the material requirements for combat support. Global Combat Support System will meet the Soldier’s needs for responsive support at the right place and time. It will improve […]
The Noncommissioned officer 2020 strategy is a strategy that provides the vision and the guidance needed by the NCOs to prepare themselves regarding the challenges of the uncertain future. The strategy is significantly important in providing ways that will provide tools to help the development of all NCOs. US Army leads the training and doctrine […]
The purpose of this essay is to expose contemporary challenges facing the operations of the Army. The Army handles protecting civilians from any situation that would lead to catastrophic consequences for example protection from acts of war or terror attacks. Although this does not always mean civilians will always be safe and protected wherever they […]
As the Industrial Revolution gained momentum in the United States, factory workers became disgruntled with the poor treatment they were receiving by their employers. The factories were unsafe, wages were cut, and the standard of living plummeted as machines and profit took priority over people at the workplace. Workers joined together in an attempt to […]
Modern developments such as technology, industrialization, globalized trade markets and social media have paved the way for cultural globalization. Online platforms like Twitter and Facebook create new outlets for individuals around the world to share news, trends, and ideas that proliferate waves of cultural integration and an increasingly inter-connected world. While cultural globalization enables change, […]
Most of the greatest speech that is given often comes out of great leaders when there is a national crisis or there is a hot topic in society that needs immediate attention. Giving a speech is not easy as it seems and requires a lot of courage from within. One would also need to be […]
In October of 2017, the hashtag #MeToo spread across the world, beginning a historic tipping point for women. A Hollywood sex assault scandal sparked a global social movement, using social media to pave the way. Just two short words are being used across social networking platforms by thousands of women to share their stories of […]
All for one and one for all, united we stand, divided we fall.” This quote said by Alexandre Dumas emphasizes the value of the word unity. As a united front, we can all come together to do great things in society. Divided, everything will fall apart and unity will be almost nonexistent. The word unite […]
Trending topics can range from the mundane, to comedic, to serious. Trending topics are an agenda setting tool. In that case of social media, the consumers set the agenda. Twitter recently created a feature that grouped tags together and users can look through it to get a consensus of what that topic is about, the […]
