The term Polis evolved over time, they were the nucleus (central area) that controlled the surrounding communities. Over time it meant the Polis controlled the surrounding city states. The origins are not clearly known. Sparta Today we are gathered here at the Apella to convey news of the plans going forward to a future of […]
Discuss American exceptionalism and its overall effects. Explain the beliefs surrounding this topic, and state whether you believe this is a positive or negative ideology. American Exceptionalism was a principle belief of American society, that depicted citizens of the United States to have a superior role in society compared to people of other nations. Americans, without […]
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“Is America exceptional?” The concept of American exceptionalism has divergent views which are constructed by American and foreign historians, alike. What makes America unique from other countries? What makes us, as Americans, precedent from other people in the world? Through the years, Americans have adapted well to the existence of the radical changes throughout the […]
James Baldwin was born into the world August 2,1924 in Harlem, New York. Although, he never knew his real father, at the age of three his mother, Emma Jones, married a man named, David Baldwin. At the age 14, Baldwin decide to follow in his step father’s footsteps and became a minister at Fireside Pentecostal […]
“In the decades since my youth, I’ve witnessed the explosion of fatherless families and an exponential increase in illiteracy and crime.” Living life with the absence of a father is difficult to deal with and has its own consequence for the future life. The book is defined as One Name, Two fates; divided into eight […]
Critical race theory (CRT) states that race is not biologically natural, but is instead a socially constructed idea that functions to maintain the interests of the white population who constructed the idea. In the film, Do the Right Thing, produced and directed by Spike Lee, the film investigates power dynamics in the context of race […]
President Donald Trump has been in office for a year and 10 months, which for some people its been enough. It is time for Congress to introduce an impeachment inspection on President Trump for obstruction of justice. Impeachment was designed to remove any executive branch officials that have over used their power to commit a […]
The reason why we have Black History Month is that we have to remember the African Americans who gone through segregation and how the white didn’t like the blacks back then. It is necessary because we have to know what the blacks had gone through and how did the segregation is over. There is no […]
Can you imagine being born into the world only to soon have your life controlled by someone else because of the color of your skin? This was not something that began with you but was something that trickled down through your family from generation to generation. Stated in the “Black History Timeline,” “To satisfy the […]
Politics is hardly a topic some people want to discuss privately and definitely not publically. Although some folks loathe the subject, others relish it. Being a public service employee is no different. Recently, politics has reared its nose into the neighboring Metro Fire Department and the city counsel. More specifically, the mayor’s office. The reason […]
Eleanor Roosevelt was the First Lady of the United States from 1933 to 1945 and also an active political activist and accomplished a lot of tasks as a Human Rights ambassador. Roosevelt shared her dislike and disappointment about dictatorships with her speech, “The Struggle for Human Rights”. She spoke and made a statement on behalf […]
Introduction This paper aims at summarizing the idea of three pieces of scholarly readings about environmental studies and discussing their perspectives and solutions to the issues raised in their readings. The common theme of the readings will be first traced. In the next section, I will compare the differences between their arguments, so that the […]
Liberals of today and yesteryear have held a constant concern for the concept of limited government, balancing the relationship between the individual and the government. Liberals today see the government as a means to an end and are constantly transferring power back to the government from the individual – they want a sustainable, thriving society […]
One question often arises: where and how to find a good, experienced, professional lawyer? Unfortunately, a person asks such a question at a time when he is already in trouble and has catastrophically little time. The issue of criminal matters is especially relevant when time solves everything. How, where, what to find a solicitor dee […]
The UK Government formally announced the withdrawal of the United Kingdom (UK) from the European Union (EU) in March 2017 which was followed by a referendum that took place on 23rd June 2016 in which 52% casted their vote to leave and 48% casted their vote to stay. With this the beginning of the Brexit […]
As President Donald Trump enters the House of Chamber for the State of the Union Address, there are many issues that are going to be discussed by him, and the plans that he has for solving these issues. To begin, President Trump States that Democrats and Republicans must join forces and confront an urgent, national […]
Healthcare has always been a talking point in the US elections for many decades because of its issues about costs and coverage. The United States spends twice the amount on healthcare compared to other relatively wealthy nations, but at the same time, the US also gets far fewer – nearly fifty percent less- physician visits […]
One of the candidates for the 2020 presidential election is Bernie Sanders of the Democratic party. His platform is based on medicare for all, which has been a growing interest in the democratic party over the years. According to CNN.com an article published by John Pramuk stated, “Sanders has supported policies such as Medicare for […]
Self-presentation theory is when people seek to configure how others perceive them. People will make an effort to conduct themselves in a way that is appealing to others. Self-presentation is driven by self-promotion which is the desire to gain higher social status, be economically stable, be admired by others, and be respected by peers. Self-presentation […]
At the end of World War II, the United States emerged as the dominant economic, political, and technological power of the world. Since then, the United States’ has sustained an almost unrivaled hegemon, and overseen the establishment of a new world political economic order centered around a democratic capitalist society. The postwar institutions it helped […]
The questions that arise when you hear “free college” is where is the money going to come from, who’s actually paying for it and how much is it going to cost overall. Well according to one USA article in 2017 “Bernie Sanders introduced a bill last week, which would abolish tuition and fees at public […]
The United States is more polarized now than it was for most of the 20th century. According to the Pew Research center, there are much less moderates in 2014 than there were in 1994. I think that moderates still exist, but in smaller numbers. I also think that both parties have shifted to the left […]
I have researched five presidential candidates for 2020 election. Starting with Bernie Sanders that also ran for the 2016 election. He is also a U.S. senator from Vermont. Their is Cory Booker that is running for president. Cory Booker is a U.S. senator from New Jersey. I also found out that Elizabeth Warren is running […]
Andrew Jackson was a unique president. When Jackson was twelve years old, he was captured by a British soldier during the Revolutionary War and was slashed by a sword above the eye which left a scar that stayed there for the rest of his life. He also fought in the War of 1812 in the […]
Before the practice of diplomacy had become apparent within the borders of the United States, the country relied on the use of imperialism on many third world countries. The term American Imperialism was even created to describe the demonstration of such a grand influence the United States has had throughout the 20th century. The United […]
Era of Good Feelings – was the time in the history of the United States from 1815 to 1825. But the Era was generally considered concurrent with President James Monroe’s two terms from 1817 to 1825. The Era of Good Feeling really began in 1815, when American citizens payed less attention to European military affairs […]
In 1803 the Marbury vs Madison supreme court case had occurred and was led by Chief Justice John Marshall. This Chief decided the landmark case of William Marbury vs. James Madison and he also confirms the legal principle of judicial review. The long- term significance of the Marbury and Madison was that it separated the […]
The Great War for Empire, otherwise known as the Seven Years’ War or the French and Indian War, took place from 1756-1763. The war began when Great Britain declared war on France over the territories in North America. Both France and Great Britain claimed to have owned the Ohio county, however neither had done much […]
Josiah Quincy, a notable lawyer, and congressional spokesman established a protest against the war and it was signed by thirty-four anti-war federalists. He said if the war requited what they lost, it would make the suffering less severe. He questions the purpose of the war and states that the United States is not going to […]
Both the United States and England fought in the War of 1812. Ending in 1815 with the Agreement of Ghent, the war did not achieve any of the issues it was being battled over. For the US, the War of 1812 appeared to just be one ongoing failure after another. While the military suffered countless […]
