Party College Essays Samples For Students

The 2011 elections were instigated by Liberal party leader’s motion of no-confidence. While the liberal party seemed to enjoy large support among Canadians, the results of the election would prove them wrong. The results of the party delivered majority to the Conservative while offering NDP the official opposition status. The failure of the liberal party is worth investigating. This analysis is aimed at establishing the mistakes done by the Liberal party and their impact in their campaign. It will deal with the leadership, organization, policy, and funding of the party.
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“What political forces are involved in the Presidential election?” – The Party System In order to best understand the political forces involved in a presidential election, it is necessary to delve into the intricacies of the American political party system, and how these forces interrelate. Political parties essentially exist as a means to an end for politicians, who use them as a vehicle to advance their own agendas; parties are not created in a vacuum, but instead happen as a result of these politicians’ drives and goals (Aldrich 4). The primary parties involved in American presidential elections are the Democratic Continue reading...

2016 Presidential Elections
The Republican Party in the United States, also known as the “Grand Old Party” is one the two greatest and the oldest political parties in the U.S after the Democratic Party. The first President to vie on a Republican ticket was the 16th U.S. President, Abraham Lincoln who served from 1861 to his assassination in 1865(Anderson 4). The Republican Party dominated the national scene from Lincoln’s time to 1932 where it lost its majorities and the Democrats under Franklin Delano Roosevelt formed a ‘New Deal’ coalition that became dominant until 1964. In 1964 after Continue reading...

Business Law

1. List and explain the four (4) requirements of a valid contact and the two (2) defenses to the enforceability of a contract. Cite and explain two cases from the textbook that discuss contract law.

Agreement (Offer and Acceptance).

When one party proposes something to another, he is said to make an offer. If a party agrees to the proposal without any change in it, he is considered to have made the acceptance of that offer. An offer is always confused with an invitation to treat. Advertisements and displays in shops are the examples. They are not offers, but an invitation to treat. Continue reading...

1.0 Introduction
Canada has had elections since 1792; that was when the Upper and Lower Canada conducted their first elections. Elections in Canada are held at different levels of the government including the federal (national), territorial, provincial as well as municipal. Minimally the citizens must be 18 years in order to vote for any representative. The Canadian parliament has two chambers which include a lower chamber, the House of Commons with 308 members and the upper chamber, the Senate with 105 members .The members of the House of Commons serve for maximum of four years and are elected in Continue reading...

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Abstract

The paper begins by highlighting the objectives of the essay, which are in a bid to argue for whether political parties should conduct their primaries in either open or closed nominations. The essay acknowledges that most parties are taking party nominations seriously because they foster internal democracy and participation. It goes further to conceptualize briefly both open and closed approaches in handling party elections. If a political party adopts the former, any registered voter is eligible to participate in its nominations. While if the party embraces the latter the registered party members only take part in its Continue reading...

2012 Congressional elections

Outcome of the 2012 congressional elections

Introduction
In order to understand the outcome of the August 2012 congressional elections in the United States, it is necessary to start by understanding the arrangement of the house, by taking a brief background look on its arrangement and operations, and at the same time, the components of the house. One essential thing to note before taking this brief look is the fact that a political balance must be maintained in the house, for effective management and governance to be achieved. With this understanding, the United States congress house is a bicameral legislature, which means that Continue reading...

Task:

The issue political representation has become progressively more complex and litigious, in the element, as a result of success of the social movements in airing their demands for just representation of ‘groups’ or ‘identities’ that was unrecognized, such as those based on gender, the minority, disability, race, ethnicity, and sexuality. The emergence of new social movements and other complementary drifts, which work hand, in hand with movements, have threatened to change the status quo in fair representation in New Zealand. For example, the decrease of the electorate registration with main political parties, the emergence of the small parties and Continue reading...

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The underlying notion behind the powerful Party that has been depicted by George Orwell in his book titled ‘1984’ is essentially its ability to control the citizens of the nation.  The party implements a plan filled with fear and manipulation to imbibe that fear among the citizens.  Technology forms the crux if this plan of creating fears amongst the citizens.  
Tele-screens signify the invisible eye that Big Brother has upon on all the citizens who are mandated to have a tele-screen in their households.  Moreover, the people are continuously under the scanner Continue reading...

Question 1

Various factors contributed to the creation of communism in China. These factors include:
Confucian culture
Confucian culture is a key aspect of the Chinese society as it has played a significant role in the making of a communist culture. In the traditional Chinese society, Confucianism was the governing dogma of the ruling elite. The ideology first came into existence after 200 BCE and remained the country’s orthodox ideal for almost 2000 years. Even though, the introduction of communism resulted in numerous changes in various aspects of the Chinese society, Confucian elements still influence China’s political society.
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Parties are no doubt an integral part of the average undergraduate student. While I fall in this bracket, I am the undisputed champion of putting together awesome surprise parties of whatever kind, especially birthday parties. Preparing a surprise party can be exceptionally challenging especially considering that people are different, have different tastes and preferences, and are likely to react differently to different things (Espeland and Verdick 79). For a successful surprise party, the priorities of the individual to be surprised have to be pivotal as they are the primary determinants of whether the party will be a remarkable joyful Continue reading...

African-Independent political party movements can be understood in the context of the two-party system era. This is demonstrated by the theory of black electoral participation by Ronald Walter. According to Walter, there are two broad strategies that characterized the nature of African-American participation. These are: dependent leverage; this refers to paternal relationship between the Republican Party and the black political elites after the end of the Reconstruction period. Despite the fact that the Republicans retreated from promoting black policy interests, African-Americans still remained loyal to the party. This was due to lack of viable alternative and easy access to Continue reading...

Insurance refers to contract entered between two parties where one party obligates to compensate the other for a particular loss or damage. The agreement put forward usually has considerations which are in the form of regular payments. Parties involved in the contract process include insurer and insured. Insurer, usually a company, is a party that provides insurance cover to another party and provides protection for any loss that may occur in the future. Alternatively, the insured is the party that seeks protection from the insurer. Therefore, the insured agrees to pay a certain amount of money for protection against Continue reading...

Democrats and Republicans

Since the Declaration of American independence by the founding father, the nation has been famed for observing the rights of the people and being governed by the rule of law. The respect for and observation of the human rights is deeply embodied in the constitution, and the leaders since then seek to rule in accordance to the set regulations. The observation of the democratic regime was enforced and encouraged by the famous words of President Washington as he tried to define what democracy was; a government of the people, by the people, for the people. This implies that the Continue reading...

The main and the most difficult task for the person, who is negotiating is making the other party to accept the correctness of his arguments. Often, the other side is reluctant to cooperate and it is showing signs of distrust during the negotiations. In order to succeed in that field the negotiator should know how to establish good relations with the other party, how to prepare for the negotiations and present the idea and how to set the mutual understanding between parties.
In order to persuade the other party to his side, the negotiator needs to understand the principles Continue reading...

Introduction

The green parties are formally organized political parties that are based on the principals of the green politics. Such parties are associated with the principles of social justice, grassroots democracy, nonviolence and the environmentalism. They strongly believe that the issues stated above are interrelated as a founder for the world peace. They typically embrace the principles of social democratic economic policies and forming coalitions with the leftists. The green parties emerged in the middle of the 90th century. This paper shall critically and coherently discuss what led to the emergence of the green parties in Germany. The paper shall Continue reading...

We are focused on the Liberal Party of the UK in this write-up. The direction of our lens will be on the challenges faced by the party during the years 1910 to 1914.

Background

The Liberal Party of the UK was created by the merger of the Old Whigs Party and the Radicals group. The new Liberal Party was very interested in crushing absolute monarchism where the parliament and constitution draws power from the Crown; it would rather want the reverse as the case (Greenleaf). This pitched it in the opposition for a very long time and was only able Continue reading...

Ideology is a word that has been subject to many definitions. According to the Macmillan Dictionary, ideology is a system of ideas and principles on which a political or economic theory is based or a set of ideas with a strong social influence. Ideology is therefore a very wide topic given that it covers all ideas that may have had a considerable impact in making the country what it is today. Having this in mind, ideology is most often associated with the political aspirations of both the citizens and the leaders. For instance, according to Mark L. Hass, ideology Continue reading...

Political parties are structured in line with an identified ideologies and thus, party members are expected to follow this given party ideologies. Party platform adopted by politicians goes to reflect on what their beliefs are and what interest they wishes to pursue. However, in contemporary times, many party followers and members are not interested in what ideologies their parties adopt. However, they are always in haste to find platforms where they can get their ‘selfish’ interest quickly actualize. Many party members are not able to differentiate between what ideologies their party is pursuing and those of opposition parties.
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Dread

In the first part of Richard Wright’s The Outsider we are introduced to the central character of the novel, Cross Damon, an African American. Damon works is a postal worker in Chicago and his life is fill of problems. He does not eat enough and he drinks too much, because he claims he has terrible problems sleeping. He is separated from his wife, Gladys, with whom he has fathered four children. He has a girlfriend called Dotty and he is also under pressure, because of the way he lives and has treated Gladys from his Continue reading...

The Turkish independence war led to the birth of the Republic of Turkey. The post-colonial government was expected to be a bastion of freedom and civil liberties. The Ottoman Empire had been defeated in the First World War, and the Sultanate abolished. The Turkish people formed the Turkish National Movement to wage war against the allied nations to grant independence to Turkey. A nationalistic government was formed in 1923 after the Treaty of Lausanne, which led to the establishment of the Turkish Republic. After independence, the government was considered to be despotic in relation to the human rights. The Continue reading...

The Presidential election conducted in 1912 was one of the most competitive in the history of United States. President Theodore Roosevelt had failed to clinch the Republican nomination and formed the Progressive party .The new party was nicknamed Bull Moose Party by the American Electorate. Republican Party, with the support of the conservative wing nominated William Howard to be their flag bearer in the incoming presidential elections. William Jennings supported Woodrow Wilson and managed to get the Democratic Party nomination. The Two significant front runners, Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson espoused progressive philosophies. However, their policies differed in theory.
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Introduction

Economy experiences macroeconomic fluctuations over time that affects economic growth. The aggregate output, consumption, investment, net export, and employment may tend to grow over time but then drop suddenly. Economists continue to discern the current condition of the economy and where it is heading so that they can effectively deal with future economic events. Macroeconomic fluctuations mainly involve changes that occur in the demand-side of the economy, which determine the gross domestic product.
GDP= C+I+G+NX
Gross domestic product is never constant, but change due to many reasons like changes in government policies mainly in interest rates Continue reading...

Question 1.

In the history of voting and political representation in the world, women have received little consideration compared to their male counterparts. In most world economies including the east and the west, women did not have the right to vote until after 1920. Following the completion of the Second World War, there were only 3 percent of women representatives in parliaments all over the world. However, this figure increased to 8 percent between 1945 and 1965, and later to 12 and 15 percent in 1985 and 2002 respectively. Despite the different political systems, - democracies and authoritarians – women have been Continue reading...

Introduction

Indisputably, political identity is a more complex and difficult concept for any individual to grasp. Political identity essentially involves varied concepts that include political affiliation, which encompasses social, moral, and economic factors. Another amazing aspect of political identity is the fact that it is composed of both individualistic and interrelation aspects. Every individual has a political affiliation, which aims at providing an outline and understanding of inspirations, beliefs, and the opposition. I am now of voting age and having a political identity or affiliation is very important. The following is my political identity, which includes my political affiliation to Continue reading...

Abolishing the Concept of Voidable Marriage

Introduction
The institution of marriage is protected not only as a societal norm but also as an institution of the law. Family law essentially captures the legal connotations that marriage implies on persons and institutions. The concept of voidable marriages sits comfortably under the purview of marriages and is guided by a body of statutes with the overriding objective usually being the provision of fairness to both parties. The law suffices for man and its ideal purpose is to provide justice and fairness to all without fear or favour. Statutes in relation to marriages inherently showcase the same spirit Continue reading...

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An Alternating Arrangement Analysis
The portrayal of women in the short stories “I Stand Here Ironing” by Tillie Olsen and “The Garden Party” by Katherine Mansfield are quite similar to each other. The four most prominent themes when it comes to women and feminism in both stories are the image of a mother, women and physical appearances, assigned tasks to women, and social class. In the succeeding paragraphs, this essay will try to analyze and explain how those themes are present and are related from one story to Continue reading...

BOSTON TEA PARTY

If a person with poor knowledge of history hears the name of the event it will arouse association with some meeting of forebears known by their portraits on bank notes, sitting at a served table with cups in their hands. The fact that the event took place in Boston in the territory called Massachusetts being a British colony at those times and that later becoming a state, one might guess from the name and tea really had a relation with this historical fact. The name of the event is of an ironically uttered character. In order to understand why Continue reading...

Nineteen Eighty Four is a dystopian novel written by Gorge Orwell in 1948 and was later published in 1949. The novel depicts a totalitarian dystopian world where all the citizens are constantly brainwashed and are forced to be equal. The people in the book are forced to work for big brother without any freedom as their rights are infringed. The party in the novel suppresses the people’s thinking by making them equal in addition to creating fear in them through strict laws and propaganda in order to stop them from resisting (Bowker 102). Through this book, Orwell warns Continue reading...

Illinois State Senator Richard J. Durbin

Introduction
Richard Joseph Durbin was born on November 21, 1944 in East St. Louis, Illinois. After graduating from Assumption High School in 1962, Durbin attended Georgetown University where he earned his bachelor’s degree in 1966 and his law degree in 1969. After law school, Durbin returned to Illinois where he initially started a law practice before agreeing to become legal counsel for then Lieutenant Governor Paul Simon. In 1972, Durbin agreed to become legal counsel for the Illinois State Senate Judiciary Committee, a position he held until 1982. In 1982, Durbin was elected as the Democratic Party representative Continue reading...

The Growth of Mediation in Family Law Cases

Introduction
Many people claim that the United States of America is a litigious society. There are many reasons for the large amount of litigation in this country. Some of the reasons given for a large amount if litigation is that the law in this country is more developed, lawyers are more rampant; people are willing to sue for more reasons, and more. With the large amount of litigation hitting courthouses today, there has been a move in recent years to cut back on the number of lawsuits and court cases in the United States. Alternatives have been presented for Continue reading...

1984 assignment
1984 is the classic novel where power dominates and where the aphorisms which are present permeate the text. The book’s opening where Winston Smith goes into his squalid apartment conveys the depressive atmosphere which also permeates Smith’s thinking. The aphorisms commence from the very beginning since we have parallels with the life of the poor and those in justices which are part and parcel of society and intrinsic to the suffering of those who are at a disadvantage.
War is an important aspect of everything and this is no less present in 1984. The futuristic Continue reading...

Introduction

One of the earliest institutions of democracy in the United States is political parties. In simple definition, a political party refers to an association of individuals who come together on a single and common platform with an objective to contest elections. Every political party has three crucial components that include the leaders, the active members and finally the followers. The role of political parties is not just to take part in election contests. Political parties also forward programs and policies, make laws, establish or form governments, acts as the opposition, shares public opinion and finally take part in welfare Continue reading...

- 2.2: Advice
- (a). What it should do about the Timms Lease;
While chase was making the purchase contract with the smiths, it was not informed of the additional two years of Timm’s lease. Chase has the mandate to sue Timm and prevent him from interfering with the property since they already owned the land, and while performing due diligence, the land had no complications and the process was clear. The reason the company performed due diligence was to avoid situations such as this. Timm being in an unwritten agreement is in no way able to prove Continue reading...

In the case of Bart, he has the right to file claims against his employer Bill, Barney and Ruby for damages. In the case of Bill, he is liable under the doctrine of promissory estoppel known as “detrimental reliance” where an individual who has reasonably and substantially relied on the promise of another can acquire some measure of recovery (Miller, 2013, p. 173). The doctrine of promissory estoppel permits a party to recover a promise even if the same was made without any consideration in order to promote the interest of equity and justice by enforcing the contractual obligations. Continue reading...

In their book The Macro Polity, Robert Erikson and his coauthors strongly disagree with the theory that American political parties are weak or that the partisan and activist cores of their coalitions are relatively lacking in ideology and commitment. On the contrary, they found that there were very durable partisan loyalties in the United States that only shifted as a result of major upheavals and realignments, such as the Civil War, the depressions of the 1890s and 1980s, and (arguable) the great crises over Vietnam, civil rights and the cultural rebellions of the 1960s and 1970s. In between these Continue reading...

The nature of business transactions in the contemporary society is increasingly becoming a complicated exercise. Advancement of technology, globalization and increased competition within business circles are some of the reasons that have complicated commercial transactions. The market economy is so competitive that entrepreneurs have to design new and innovative mechanisms to ensure that they keep their businesses. Businesses are adopting more effective and efficient measures to meet the needs of their customers in order for them to maintain and enlarge their customer base.
Car-rex’s wish to customize their standard contract forms is a desirable strategy, and indeed should Continue reading...

Law

1a.) The four main components of a contract are: offer, acceptance, consideration and intention of legal consequences. The offer is considered complete if it states in definite terms of the agreement and it must be communicated to the offeree. The offer should not only include any estimation, manifestations of interest, requests for proposals or letters of intent. The offer is different from an invitation to treat such as advertisements and shop displays where the invitation to treat is inviting an offer to be made (Richards, 2009). In this given case, the offer was made through an advertisement in several Continue reading...

Business law

Introduction
In every day, people enter into contracts without noticing. For instance, when we take seats in a certain bus, we enter into a contract but we do not realize. Going into a restaurant and taking snacks also amounts to being into a contract. In cases of individuals engaging in commerce, industry, or trade, they carry on their businesses through entering into contracts. Law of contracts actually varies from the other divisions of law in very crucial respect. This law does not essentially lay down many rights and duties that are precious and which it will enforce and protect. Continue reading...

The end of the First World War led to the collapse of four empires, shaped the political map of the world, created a new system of international relations, and claimed about 10 million lives. But the true consequences of the war were noted by Marshal Foch: "This is not peace. It is an armistice for twenty years". This essay will consider the social division of societies in European countries, which took place after the First World War on the examples of Germany and Italy.
At the beginning of XX century, the German economy continued to grow rapidly. By 1910, Continue reading...