… many different forms of government, ranging from monarchies, dictatorships, republics, and even anarchy. Respectively each of these governments has their good points and bad points. I believe that a government where the people choose who is in power…

… end up lessening our freedoms enjoyed. The United States government was created as a republic by our founding fathers who adopted a Bill of Rights in hopes to ensure our natural born freedoms. As stated in the constitution of the United States, “all…

… occurred in schools over these recent years, there has been a questions raised as to whether school uniforms should be required in public, as well as private schools. The violence in these schools has left parents wondering if it would happen in…

… England, just south of London. He was the second of eight children. His father had worked with Voltaire, Rousseau, and Hume. He was privately educated by his father and by tutors when he was a child. When he was eighteen, Malthus went to Cambridge,…

… ban on marijuana use and treating it like other drugs such as tobacco and alcohol, the nation would gain immediate and long-term benefits. This change in the law would greatly improve the quality of life for many people. Victims of glaucoma, for example,…

… not legalizing gambling? State lotteries date back to Colonial America. In that time lotteries were used to pave streets and to fund other public work. However, in the 1870’s, gambling scandals involving bribery of state and federal officials led to…

… Grey Davis in education reform for the state of California. The governor has done four progressive years for California’s education as well as gaining respect from faculties. “Governor (Grey Davis) - following the gains of his Republican predecessor,…

… legalization of drugs? Would it benefit society or would it be a catastrophic downfall? I believe that if we legalize drugs the amount of crime that is committed in the U.S. each year would drastically decrease. Most of the crimes committed in the…

… years. Punishment by death which was common among all ancient civilizations was made a public spectacle. Crowds would gather to observe executions by boiling in oil, flaying alive, stoning, or impaling. In the 1700s, England had over two hundred offenses…

… because the United States has to identify how much they are obligated to help the homeless people who aren’t always in their situations because of controllable circumstances. The rights that are already given to the homeless public are often…