… political decisions in many ways. Pressure groups represent a particular issue/issues and tries to put pressure on the government to change laws concerning their specific interest. This can take place in several different ways but methods used by insid…

… is good at meeting many of our wants but has "big blind spots when it comes to others," such as family relationships, a sense of community. Capitalism, by unleashing rapid changes in technology, business organization, and social and economic status,…

… many disagreements dealing with rights. The Supreme Court has ruled in these types of cases. The Supreme Court has ruled in these types of cases because the outcome of these cases are very important to the country's contribution. Also, the Bill…

… person has do deal with to truly understand its background. The newly formed Union also had to deal with the same thing. Before 1790, the colonies were under great pressure from within them selves. The pressure led them to have an understanding…

… states that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof." In a society, which has become so cravenly politically correct, the idea of a separation between church and state…

… if it Does Not Fit In 1996 Milwaukee first adopted a "broken windows" policing policy--a zero tolerance approach toward minor public nuisance offenses. The policy was expected to reduce more violent crime rates, but there is no research and it is…

… freedom of speech, has been debated for years. An example of the First Amendment in debate is in the case of Hazelwood School District v. Kuhlmeier. In this case the people (Respondents) First Amendment rights were violated by the principal of their…

… state that effectively manages conflict, what blend of characteristics would it have? I sat here thinking, if I was in president Bush's position what would I do with Iraq or any other new area of the world when deciding to instatute a new country…

… another man to the Moon? Or why do we want to set up a colony up there? I've questioned it, and I fail to see the point. You mean to tell me that after 30 years of not going there, all of a sudden our government want to go there again. I my opinion…

… to the present, Canada has had some of the brightest, most sensible, most moral, and effective leaders that can be found at the helm of any nation. Sir John A. McDonald built the transcontinental railroad, Laurier lead Canada through prosperity,…