Founding College Essays Samples For Students

Business Plan

Executive Summary 3
1.0 Introduction 4
2.0 Operations plan 5
2.1 Location and facilities 5
2.2 Business processes 6
2.3 Distribution and outsourcing 9
3.0 Organizational plan 10
3.1 Management 11
3.2 Mission 12
3.3 Purpose 13
3.4 Vision 13
3.5 Legal structure 13
3.6 Organizational chart 14
4.0 Marketing plan 16
4.1 Price 16
4.2 Product 17
4.3 Place 19
4.4 Promotion 20
5.0 Financial plan 21
6.0 Growth plan 22
7.0 Contingency and harvest strategy 23
8.0 Timeline to launch the plan 25
9.0 References 28
10.0 Appendices 29

Executive summary

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Slavery was a controversial issue for the Founding Fathers of the USA. For the sake of building an independent country, they preferred to ignore the problems of inequality and injustice that slavery brought into the American society. Moreover, the majority of the Founders owned slaves themselves. There were only 7 Founding Fathers that were not slave owners: Roger Sherman, Thomas Paine, Robert Treat Paine, Alexander Hamilton, Oliver Ellsworth, Samuel Adams and John Adams (Laccarino). They came from Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York or Pennsylvania and had to take into account conservative attitudes of the other Founding Fathers some of whom ...

Part 1: Do American’s Need Government?

Which institutions make a difference and how do they make a difference?
Yes, American’s need government: the government is not only beneficial to the Americans in more ways than one, but also necessary. There are undertakings within the county’s setting that require the government’s oversight. The government is important as it ensures there is military control and protection of its citizens. Through the government, the country is provided with a defense system through which it can defend and or deter attacks within its boundaries. The government is also important as it ensures there is a means of representation for ...

Take Home Test Question A

Yes it is clear that the founding fathers of the United States were nothing but some hypocrites and hypocritical racists. I think that the only way for the “whites” to gain power and control of the land was to make sure that they made the other races “lesser” to the “white people.” Slavery was all about money and the whites used that to bring in the money and when money rolls in so does power. Even today they still hold on to this power, for instance, I go to a huge university and it is not a big shock that the ...

Are twenty-first-century Americans more democratic than the Founding Fathers and would the U.S. profit by adopting New Hampshire´s Constitution?
Are twenty-first-century Americans more democratic than the Founding Fathers and would the U.S. profit by adopting New Hampshire´s Constitution?

It would seem pretty straightforward to conclude that 21st century Americans are more democratic than were the framers of the Constitution. After all, only a relatively small minority of Americans were eligible to vote when the country first came into being. To start off, no women were allowed to vote. Of course, slaves were not allowed to vote either, ...

The United States has one of the most complex and fascinating criminal justice systems in the world. The reason that the United States has such a unique criminal justice system, is that the founding fathers based their principles from superior legal frameworks around the world. For example, the founding fathers were known for looking to English, French, and other European Legal Frameworks, (The United States Constitution). Additionally, the founding fathers thought to their education of Roman Law and the laws of Ancient Greece, (The United States Constitution). For this reason, the United States has a unique array of principles ...

Interviewing a Post-founding Entrepreneur.

After getting the contacts for the post-founding entrepreneur, I called him. I had the opportunity to interview a top Founder and CEO of a certain company, who has been a successful entrepreneur. I got the chance to acquire information concerning entrepreneurship and the key skills for one to have to be a successful entrepreneur.

Interviewer: Financial regulations being extremely complex, what motivated you to start a technology firm, which focuses on addressing this area of the industry?
Post-founding Entrepreneur: Starting a technology firm is not easy, and it requires many strategies and plans. First, my partners gave me support ...

The proliferation of disruptive innovations has made a strong case against fixed business models. Indeed, a growing body of disruptive innovations (by, largely, remarkably young entrepreneurs) are shifting business strategies from one-size-fits-all operation models into more dynamic models adaptable to an increasingly business ecosystem. In recognition of visionary entrepreneurs of all walks and in all areas of human endeavor, Tribeca Disruptive Innovation Awards has been granting annual awards for most disruptive innovations in a broad range of scientific, business, political and social activities since 2010 ("Honorees," n.d.). In order to highlight latest innovation awards of 2015 and reflect on ...

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Introduction
American democracy is perceived either positively or negatively by political philosophers. The political philosopher, Hannah Arendt expresses her admiration towards the American model of democracy commending it for its ideals on republicanism, separation of power and federalism (Arendt 267). There are, however, serious flaws with Arendt’s perception of American democracy, which can be summed up in three areas. First, Arendt failed to look deeper into the how the American democracy emerged, which makes her analysis out of context. Secondly, Arendt failed to analyze the impact of slavery towards the American democratic ideals, specifically the impact ...

The American political system as it was formulated by the Founding Fathers and written down in the Constitution was based on a particularly eighteenth century vision of liberal government based on Enlightenment ideals. The Constitution and the Bill of Rights as a document is a great example of what the priorities and values of the Framers of the Constitution were. The values of the Framers which they fought a war against Great Britain over basically centered around the belief in limited government, the decentralization of power and the separation of powers combined with a system of checks and balances. ...

Introduction

Islam, though one of the youngest religions in the world, is one of the fastest growing and the second in terms of adherents. Statistics from the Pew Research Center show that out of the 200 countries under consideration, the religion had 1.6 billion followers which represented 23.2% of the estimated world population of 6.8 billion people as of 2010. The statistics reveal that as of 2050, more than 29% of the world’s population will be made up of Muslims. As such, one in every four people is likely to be a Muslim going by these statistics and this ...

The Chinese Revolution marks one of the most significant historical milestones that has a great influence to the social-economic and even political journey that China has had to follow to date. The 1911 Revolution spelled the fall of the long reign of the imperialist system of the Qing Dynasty. The spontaneous uprisings that are also referred to as the Xinhai Revolution started with increased calls for unification of China, constitutional reforms and protection against foreign incursion sparked protests started in Wunchan province and the neighboring provinces. In this paper we will focus on the events surrounding the Revolution and how ...

The Documents

The Declaration of Independence
Among the founding documents of the American republic the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States share primacy. First in time was the Declaration of Independence. Prepared by the Continental Congress over a year after the American Revolution had started with the battles at Lexington and Concord in April, 1775, the Declaration was silent on the question of religious freedom. In Jefferson’s words, which still ring down across almost two and a half centuries, the Declaration is firmly based on the “Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God” and, of ...

The progressive movement in the United States refers to a broad based transformational faction that promoted the ideologies of a rational government action while handling political, economic, and cultural aspects in a bid to improve the society. From the outset, it is important to note that the leaders of the progressive era came from various backgrounds, from social activists to politicians, philosophers to business owners, and reporters to preachers. Some of the well-known progressive thinkers include Woodrow Wilson on the democratic side and Frank Johnson Goodnow.
Woodrow Wilson’s progressive views were that the role of government is to ...

The rule of law must forever be followed, and the freedom and rights documented in the Constitution granted. However, the United States and other parts of the world have faced some unwelcoming circumstances when these freedom and rights have to be over-ridden. After the 911 tragedy, the United States learned that its borders cannot just be opened for anyone to cross into and out. The freedom of speech must also be overridden to ensure that the internal security of the nation is maintained. I agree with the fact that some occasions call for the freedom and rights of the ...

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Nationalism is a significant transitional power in the annals of history. Though the concept of loyalty is generally believed to be of a more contemporary vintage, theories as to the actual origins and the development of nationalism as a concept abound. Allegiance in the Arab world and the Palestinians in particular, have remained unexamined not due to lack of significance, but due to deliberate omission. Those who hold that nationalism comes about as a natural sociological process cannot sufficiently expound the segregation of the United States and Britain or the union of the English and French quarters ...

Since its founding in 1948, Israeli has faced constant threats to its security. In the early year, the most serious threats to Israel’s existence were from other nations such as Egypt, Jordan and Syria. Over the last two decades, however national threats to Israel has mainly been replaced by threats from non-state actors such as Islamic fundamentalist groups and terrorist organizations. One of the most serious of these groups is Hezbollah.
Hezbollah is a part Islamic fundamentalist group, part Lebanese political party, part terrorist organization. Its beginning can be traced to the Lebanese Civil War between 1975 and ...

Introduction

The American Revolution served as the start towards the search for self-governing and independence in America. The war between the French and Indians marked the rise of the English colonists who moved to occupy productive territories in North America. The consequences of the war include loss of French and Spanish supremacy in North America and the rise of colonists from England. The enlightenment, which resulted from the war and constitutional arguments, enabled individuals to develop ideas regarding freedom and independence.

Consequences of the French and Indian war

The French and Indian wars were prompted by the prosperous growth of the British and French who had identified ...

Greek mythology affected almost every aspect of Romans and cultural transmission contributed a lot in this phenomenon. Several stories and historical accounts of both these great civilizations suggest about the founding of roman city and how the same was affected by Greek mythology. This paper intends to discuss how Greek mythology affected the idea of founding their city by Romans and other related aspects of life.
We get a substantial amount of information about founding of roam from Livy’s history of Rome which suggests Romans built their pantheon of gods after conquering Greeks. The deities of Romans were highly ...

The Philadelphia Convention 1787

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The United States came into existence when thirteen countries on the Atlantic coast jointly rebelled against the colonialism policy of an empire where sun used not to set. The British had to face strong aggression from North American colonies against the promulgation of various acts and political and economic expansion on the American hemisphere. The independence was declared on July 4, 1776 and prominent personalities among the founding fathers George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison took charge of the new born confederation of United States of America. ...

Introduction

Democracy is the most sought after form of governance in the modern day politics. Many countries have pronounced that their governments are democratic but not many countries have managed to entrench the democratic principles and democratic culture at the governance level. The main ideals that inform democracy have in many countries (including the United States) been partially implemented making it hard for those who are governed to fully enjoy the basic democratic ideal which is the rule of the people by participation.

According to Dahl, an ideal democracy is one that meets at least five criteria which he outlines ...

Judicial activism versus judicial restraint is one of the debates that has influenced American jurisprudence for many years. The reason for this is that it is very easy for any human’s mind to be clouded by their personal beliefs. In fact, in many professions, professional struggle with the ability to do what is right for their job versus what may be their moral principles or personal beliefs. It is based on this framework that the debate between judicial activism and judicial restraint originates. Judicial activism refers to the judicial rulings that are decided upon the judge’s political ...

Adam Smith:

Adam Smith was born in Scotland June 16, 1723. He is one of the most revered personalities in the history of the United States (Hanley 40). After the age of 15, he joined Glasgow University where he commenced his philosophy studies. Adam Smith later attended Oxford’s Balliol College in the 1740s. After graduating, he traveled extensively across Scotland, lecturing the public on his economic philosophy. He was a strong believer in the free market economy, which he considered as a system of natural liberty. The Wealth of Nations remains one of the Smith’s most famous works in ...

Compose a complete 20-question citizenship exam as if you worked for the Bureau of Naturalization in 1918. In other words, for the purposes of the first part of this project, pretend that you are a native-born white male Protestant middle-class bureaucrat in 1918 who has the power to decide if an immigrant applicant has Americanized sufficiently to become a U.S. citizen. Your exam must capture the cultural values and core knowledge presented in Student’s Textbook (1918). Some but not all of your questions must concern history (i.e., the version of U.S. history presented in the 1918 textbook).

Citizenship Exam

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Non-Profit Organization Report: Doctors Without Borders
Introduction
On Monday, February 15, 2016, in northern Syria, a 30-bed hospital operated by Doctors Without Borders was destroyed by two targeted airstrikes. Nine staff members and sixteen patients and their caregivers were killed. Later updates confirmed U.S.-led forces hit the facility four times (Dettmer; “At Least 25 Killed”).
This event may be your only reference to this private, independent non-profit organization. It is important to know it provides extensive independent and impartial global medical humanitarian aid to those affected by epidemics, armed ...

The main sources on the formation of American statehood are the Declaration of Independence, "Articles of Confederation", the US Constitution of 1787, and the Bill of Rights. Also, referring to the origins of the formation of the statehood, the Mayflower Compact is surely an important document.
The British political heritage has had a tremendous influence on the formation of the state system of America. English settlers brought with them the political ideas that developed in England for centuries. English Bill of Rights of 1689 was very important for the American colonists – it differentiated the rights and obligations of the ...

For many years, the policy has been and remains the most important source and mechanism of the joint life of the organization of people. It is a powerful tool for targeted reforms in individual countries, as well as the life of the human community as a whole. However, it is still perhaps the most mysterious and multifaceted phenomenon, many paradoxes and contradictions that man was unable to spell over many thousands of years of history.
Briefly summarize the arguments used by the revolutionary generation to justify succession from the British Empire.  How did those same arguments undermine the legitimacy ...

W.E.B. Du Bois’ Contribution to the Sociological Theory

Having read some of Du Bois’ works I realized that he had definitely made a huge contribution to the sociological theory by creating a completely new approach to sociological study. It was based not only on the objective empirical knowledge but also on his own subjective reflections and impressions, which tend to make his words more reliable in the eyes of popular readers than dry facts. Thus in this work I want to explore Du Bois’ contribution to sociology as well as to point out the differences between his concepts and those ...

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Critique on two articles regarding the American Revolution
How radical was the American Revolution?
‘How Radical was the American Revolution,’ an article written by Dr. Paul Rahe, is an exploration of the revolutionary nature of founding of the American republic. The article is an extensive scrutiny into the political thought process behind the American Revolution. The author brings to our contemplation the radical nature of revolution itself and the ideas of the various political thinkers of that era. The article is intended for the scholarly community, both historians and academicians. Rahe, in an authoritative voice, ...

- Identify at least two separate examples of native non-Western cultures that have been impacted by globalization.
Two separate examples of native non Western cultures that have been impacted by western globalization are one religious practice of Amerindians in West Indies after Columbus discovered the new world and attempts at Christianizing the Indians were made. Another example is the American Indians and their health care practices, which were emerced into American health care system (Hoxie, 1996).
- Describe in detail what the circumstances were within each of these cultures both prior to the transformative event and after ...

Religion, or belief in a god or multiple gods as well as belief-related activities, such as praying or worshipping, has various and history-motivated established manifestations in different countries. Religion has existed for centuries, starting with the holy antiquity, and reversed its direction due to a number of reasons ever since then. Religion in Europe changed its course from being politics-oriented to being apolitical, maintaining neutrality, granting political power its much needed laicized status after centuries of the Holy Inquisition and de facto governance of secular affairs. The USA, the country founded by puritan pilgrims seeking opportunities to freely exercise their religious ...

Abortion can be referred to as a procedure that terminates pregnancy which can be done through the use of medicine or through performance of a surgery. The procedure can be done legally or illegally and it is a very personal decision. However, terminating pregnancy or what is better referred to as abortion is an illegal undertaking unless done under special instructions made by a licensed health care practitioner. Those that back up abortion argue that, abortion is a right which no one should be denied or regulated by the government nor any religious entity. The proponents of abortion argue that if the women are ...

After the American colonies won their independence from the British, the thirteen colonies became the current thirteen states on America. These states have formed a league that enables them to work together in harmony. The Article of Confederation was a document that described their system of government, where the state governments had most of the power than the national/federal government. However, this contradicted the government under the King that placed the national/federal government above the state governments. The constitution was written in order to replace the Article of confederation, which the founding fathers thought to leave the nation too weak. The ...

Question 1

The first question is about the importance or the relevance of the United States Congress today. According to the respondent, the United States Congress is still very relevant and important in a modern day scenario as it was many years ago. Personally, I agree with the respondent. The United States of America is made of many states and it is a known fact that disagreements and differences of opinions are bound to arise between the states. The policies or laws of one state may have a negative impact on another state. The Congress provides a platform through which law makers from different states ...

Liberalism refers to both political and moral philosophy anchored on the principles of individualism and liberty. The philosophy of liberalism recognizes an individual as the first order value in the society. The notion that liberalism is all about basic principles of constitutional governance and individual rights is well acknowledged by both conservative and modern liberals. The society therefore provides the necessities or the humble environment from which an individual can fully achieve their aspirations through liberty. In essence, these are the two basic pillars that support liberalism. In a broader sense, liberalism is a constitution of four essential elements that include ...

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In his “I Have a Dream” speech in 1963, Martin Luther King referred to the founding documents and principles of the United States that promised liberty and equality for all, and noted that the country had failed to fulfill these in practice, especially because blacks had suffered centuries of slavery and segregation. His main concern was to secure basic citizenship and voting rights for blacks, and his speaking style was far more like that of a preacher and prophet. A century after slavery was abolished, blacks still faced segregation, discrimination and lack of voting right in many parts of the United ...

It is true that the Founding Fathers were wealthy men. They had a great interest in protecting their wealth, and increasing it, reasons for wanting to escape from the hold of the British Empire and the taxes they were imposing on the wealth of the colonists. As stated in Parenti, most of the wealth in the colonies was controlled by a relatively few people. The Founding Fathers had no intention of having their power in the colonies change .
Some examples of the extreme disparities of wealth amongst the colonists included, as reported by Parenti, land ownership controlled by few people. ...

In Carol Berkin's book A Brilliant Solution: Inventing the American Constitution, the personalities and attitudes of the men who penned the Constitution are examined in detail, looking at the events in chronological order and checking into the various interpersonal dramas that took place around this time period. Berkin does a tremendous amount of research and homework in order to bring to life the emotions and feelings that were experienced by the Founding Fathers at the time of the ratification. This leads to a book that is heavy-hitting, thorough and dramatic in its telling of the beginning of America as a country today.

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Liberty is a term used to denote several kinds of freedoms that are granted to people depending on their form of governance. This includes a myriad of freedoms such as the freedom of expression, religious freedom, and political freedom. America was founded on the realms of justice, independence, and liberty. Although, the words liberty and freedom could sometimes be used differently, ideally, they mean almost the same thing. At the time of writing the constitution in 1770’s, most American families had stayed in America for a long period of time (Choby 2). They were used to the concept of liberty. This ...

Arguably, every country in the world has significant historical figures, whose activities are attributed liberation, independence, revolutions, as well as war. Others have steered the country into radical political, economic, and social changes. Certainly, these leaders are the basis of the contemporary situations. Some of these historical figures include George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, and John Hancock.

Thomas Jefferson

Thomas Jefferson is one of the famous and important personality in the history of United States. Jefferson was a philosopher, American political leader, and essayist. He was the third president of U.S. Jefferson was born on 1743 in Albemarle county Virginia, and ...

Influence of American Revolution of the Civil War

Influence of American Revolution of the Civil War

Introduction

The American Revolution and the Civil War are two wars that have shaped American history and the American society. The American Revolution started with 13 colonies forming the Continent Congress declaring their Independence from the British rule in 1776 and ended with the Loyalists winning the Revolutionary War (Becker, 2013, p. 5). The Civil War was started when Southern states declared independence by seceding from the Union. South Carolina was the first state to secede in 1860 and they were later joined by Florida, Mississippi, Georgia, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, Virginia, North ...

In American politics, the association between Congress and the President has been, as one would expect where there is a division of powers, challenging. The Founding Fathers developed a system of checks and balances as the foundation on which the States ratified the American Constitution. As a result, and with one branch of the government writing laws and determining budgets that another branch has to execute and spend respectively, an inherent tension has defined the American government. Now, every President seeks to influence policies. After elections, a country’s President is at liberty to bring his or her goals ...

The musical Hamilton has been critically acclaimed by critics and fans alike. The work tells the story of Alexander Hamilton, one of the most important people in the early history of the United States. However, what makes this musical truly unique is Lin-Manuel Miranda, the star, writer, and composer incorporates modern hip-hop music style into the musical genre, something that had not been done as successfully. Rather than just classical musical numbers or dialogue, this production uses rap and lyrical composition very effectively. Hamilton employs hip-hop music throughout because it is able to bring in groups that do not ...

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It is an historical fact that sexual relationship between a dominant race and the enslaved one is “neither unusual [n]or aberrant, but normative” in the New World. When one examines the history of America then one would understand that this country is no different. In fact, there is much evidence that proves that the very founding of the United States of America involve the rejection of the inter mixing of races and the promotion of the Anglo-Saxon race above other races. It is because of this fact that many historians have been predisposed to ...

Introduction

Anthropology in Turkey is a rich context of gradual changes in people’s culture, social platform and political administration. Political and cultural heritage are among the key elements that have undergone the immense transformation. Efforts towards unification of the Turkish nation depicts change. These efforts led to the dissemination of Ataturk cult to unify the Nation. In the political realm, the first and second constituting declarations pivot the turning point. The 1990s saw the transformation of the PKK strategy with the aim of becoming a democratizing force in Turkey. This paper discusses the state of anthropology in Turkey, emerging ...

Question 1.

Historian Annette Gordon-Reed states: “I think that you should approach the study of history with a spirit of curiosity. Be open minded about the possibility that the story is much bigger than what has been presented.”
Considering the textbook and the discussion board content, choose one topic of American History between 1492 - 1865 on which your thinking has changed to a “bigger” understanding.
Generally, all historical themes contribute to the improvement of my open-mindedness and expansion of outlook, but I would like to mark the topic of the American Revolution. Indeed, the American Revolution was a crucial part ...

The European Union was created from a series of treaties and agreements between member states meant to achieve a Common Market and harmonize and promote different elements and aspects of the states. However, unlike the United States and other federal units, member states of the European Union have a higher level of autonomy and choice in deciding whether to accept European policies or not. The purpose of this paper is to critically analyze the approaches of two European member states to European Policy Issues. The two countries under review are Britain and Germany.
The policy framework of both the ...

Part 1

The American Constitution is called a living document for the simple reason that it has existed for far too long than any other document ever drafted to govern any nation in the world. At the same time, it has continued to be the civic cornerstone upon which every other law has been developed, besides it acts as a model for any other emerging or existing democracy in the world (Scaros 17). Since it was penned down, the Constitution has been read and interpreted by many people, including presidents, judges, justices, Congress and even ordinary citizens. Everyone looks up to ...

Data Mining has created a great deal of controversy in the business world due to the fact that it violates many principles of privacy. Where we run into issues with protecting privacy is a result of the strict confidentiality laws that exist in the United States. Consumers ideally do not want companies having access to information about their purchasing patterns. Essentially, customers do not want the hassle of receiving more advertisements than they already do. Data Mining has been seen as the enemy to the consumer because in the modern age that we live in, there is not a ...

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has an incredible art collection that provides not only an entertaining view but also acts as an important source of history and its timelines. A majority of the attendees to the museum on the 11th of March, 2016 were students mainly of history as well as diverse local and international tourists that appreciate timeless pieces of art.
One of the most invaluable paintings is titled "Washington Crossing the Delaware." The oil on canvas painting was originally done by Emmanuel Leutze, an artist of German origin, in 1851. It offers illustrations of George Washington on ...

The Meaning of Independence:

Introduction:
Independence for any nation gives its people rights that support their existence and freedoms in the country. During the times of the 1770s, numerous events took place that changed the entire landscape of the relationship between Americans and their colonists. The British colonists had remained reluctant to take on giving America its independence. The demand for independence came as a surprise to them and had numerous considerations provided by the British including giving in to all other demands that Americans had requested for in exchange for them giving up independence (Morgan, 1976, p.3). At this time, the union ...

Hip-Hop is considered to be of the largest and the most popular cultures in the whole world. It took its roots in the 70s and had undergone a long way before gaining its popularity and becoming one of the most influential cultures. Afrika Bambaataa, DJ Herc and Grandmaster Flash are known as the founding fathers of hip-hop music. Their talent and dedication to what they were doing definitely brought hip-hop on a new level. All in all, it is essential to learn their history in order to understand the process of the development of hip-hop culture.
Surprisingly, but it ...

When they hear the idea that the Constitution of the United States is a living document, many are confused. However, the concept is quite simple. The concept is considered a living document because the founding fathers of the United States wrote the document with the future in mind. The document and its contents were meant to be adaptable to suit the needs of future generations, both concerning the citizens, and the government, as well as the intentions of both parties. Amendments can be ratified, and amendments can be added in order to address these needs, as they need to ...

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Introduction
While Canada is considered a relatively new country, much of its history can be traced to the end of the first ice age, 20 thousand years ago. At that time there was still an isthmus, which was a kind of bridge between Siberia and Alaska. Therefore land route generation of Siberian hunters-nomads moved slowly on American soil. This theory is supported by archaeological excavations in the basin of Old Crow in the Yukon, in which was found a set of tools that allows to date the initial period of migration is as described above. Thus, ...

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In questioning the ways that the Romans can be considered to have been heirs to Greek and Hellenistic civilization it becomes evident that there were various cultural influences that the Greek's idea of civilization provided to the Roman identity. In looking at the various aesthetic, cultural, and religious values that were derived from Greek culture, it is evident that there was a profound influence that occurred between the Greek and Roman's point of view. Furthermore, in comparing the answers to this question given by Professor Weber and by Professors Matthews, Platt, and Noble further insight into this relationship ...

The passage “For if some rights remained with private individuals, in the absence of any common superior who could decide between them and the public, each person would eventually claim to be his own judge in all things, since he is on some points his own judge” from the political philosophic treatise On Social Contract; Or The Principles Of Political Right written by Jean Jacques Rousseau. The above quoted passage is a part of the 7th paragraph near the bottom of page 6, of “Chapter 6. The Social Compact” in the Book 1 of the philosophic treatise On ...

Question 1: Rivalries

Mao Zedong, Liu Shaoqi and Deng Xiaoping were all leaders in the Chinese government and the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Prior to 1949 everyone generally followed Mao’s lead in setting policy. But Liu and Deng began to resist Mao’s ideas and power following the establishment of the People’s Republic of China. Whereas Mao believed that the CCP and government should remain focused on revolutionary agitation, public mobilization, collectivization and leadership appeal to advance the country; Liu and Deng believed that the country’s focus should be less on the personality of the leaders and revolution and ...

The United States Constitution is a document that was drafted during the year 1787. The document outlines the framework of the United States Government—its functions and limitations—as well as the rights of United States citizens. The Founding Fathers, gathering over 225 years ago, understood that they were creating a new system of government, with provisions and freedoms without precedent. They also understood that they could not foresee every possible shortcoming, flaw, or necessary change to their future system of government. With that in mind, the members at the Constitutional Convention added an article that allowed for changing the framework ...

The use of a bible when a witness is sworn in to provide testimony at trial is not necessary. According to the website of My Jewish Learning, lawyers across the country aver that a Bible or any other holy book for that matter is no longer necessary. What is important is that the witness adheres to the order of the court that he or she is to give the testimony that bears the truth, and that he cannot provide fraudulent information while he is a witness of the court. What is essential in this case is that the witness is aware of the ...

There can never be two centers of power; the buck must stop somewhere. This saying is true in the case of state right’s and the union. In order to understand this phenomenon, it is important to look back in time to the period when the union was conceived. U.S. founding fathers deliberately divided sovereignty between the states and the federal government. The vision was that the national and devolved units of government would work together harmoniously. However, this was the recipe for a subsequent power struggles in the succeeding years. The battle lines were drawn. On one side, some ...