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  • Rebel Of The Party
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    There are many characters in the novel 1984. These characters all rebel in separate and distinctive ways from each other. In George Owell's not so sanguine vision of the year 1984 from his standpoint in 1949, he tells of a dreary future of what the world was becoming. In this future, no one has the right to anything, including free speech, freedom of press or even freedom of thought. Even the details like the history of the known world are changed by a corrupt and ever growing political party, w...
  • Political Corruption Among The Government
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    A. Short essays. 2. I believe that Nigeria is most definitely an Unfinished State, I feel this way due to the fact that the people can work their whole lives often funding other cities that they do not live in but their government cannot seem to pull their people together so that they may trust one another, even for the simple task of electing a mutually respected president. We as Americans have never had rejoicing in the streets due to one of our Presidents death. The sheer facts of Nigeria's h...
  • Republican Party And Its Dominance
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    Introduction The Republican Party was founded by a coalition in 1854 and was comprised of former members of the Whig, Free-Soil, and Know-Nothing parties. The slavery issue shattered America's established political landscape and catapulted the Republicans from what seemed like nowhere straight into the White House in 1860. After Fremont's attempt at winning the presidency in 1856, Lincoln won the election four years later, cementing the Republican Party's desire for executive power. In the after...
  • Policies Of The National Government
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    How well did the British political system hold up in the 1930's The 1930's were a turbulent time for politics around the world, democratic leaderships were under major strain following the Wall Street crash and the ensuing depression, by 1940 only the United Kingdom, Sweden, Finland and Switzerland were countries not ruled by dictators within Europe and the Balkans. Admittedly the aggression of the Axis powers had brought about the downfall of six democracies between 1938 and 1940 but the fact s...
  • Their Vote For A Minority Party
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    A Vote is a Vote: A Plea for Proportional Representation Step back and observe the configurations, compositions and driving cogs of today's democratic societies, and one will find that there is one repeating theme; the sharing of power. Corporations, religious sects, universities, unions, and hospitals make decisions through committees, conferences and compromises. Why is it then that when it comes to running our country we still entrust power to a single select group and expect them to make the...
  • Major Political Party
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    Democracy Expansion In a democracy, the government is the spokesperson for the people and the needs they would like to be met. The government is a group of people in the state who have the ultimate authority to act on behalf of that state. A democracy is a state in which citizens vote to choose the best candidate. Democracy derived from liberalism, which is the ideology that individuals develop their capacities to the fullest. A democracy reflects the liberal value that individuals are responsib...
  • Political Party
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    Many authors bring in the theme of politics into their work in order to make their creations more appealing and as a form of expressing their personal views. George Orwell's "Nineteen Eighty-four" is a novel that contains many political messages to the world. Orwell felt that part of his role as a writer is to serve as a voice of conscience to our society by trying to express the truth as he saw it. The novel was written in a crucial time period in modern history after the Second World War and a...
  • Communist Party Leader Gierek
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    Communist-Socialist strength in the government grew steadily during 1946 and 1947. In the 1947 parliamentary elections the two-party coalition won more than 85 percent of the vote. Beginning in September 1948 the Polish Communist Party purged itself of many thousands of so-called national Communists who were accused of approving Yugoslavia's defiance of the USSR. Among those jailed in the purge was Wladyslaw Gomulka, secretary general of the party and first deputy premier. In December the Social...
  • Three Political Parties In The United Kingdom
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    This document will address two questions: The first is whether the political organization of the United Kingdom is similar enough to the United States that Americans would adapt and work comfortably there, and secondly, if the United Kingdom has a history of political stability (how long), and is likely to continue for at least 10 years in the future. The answers to these questions will be used to determine marketing potential for the introduction of personal computing products to include a netw...
  • Democratic Dynamics Of A Political Party
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    The Democratic Party In the 21st Century: Danger on the Horizon It has become customary in modern American Politics, when one party inflicts a major defeat on another, for pundits to cosign the losers to the trash receptacle of history. Political obituaries have been written for the GOP during the long presidential tenure of Franklin D. Roosevelt, for the Democrats when Dwight Eisenhower was in office, for the Republicans again in 1964, and for the Democrats again in 1984 and 1988. In each and e...
  • Being The Largest Party In Northern Ireland
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    SDLP The SDLP is the largest nationalist party in the North of Ireland, representing over 60% of the nationalist community. It was formed in 1970, by a number of MPs (Member of Parliament) and Senators who worked for social justice, equality and civil & political rights for all. SDLP's leader, John Hume was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize together with UUP's David Trimble in 1998 for their effort to bring peace to Ireland. Throughout its 29 year history the Party has stood for two basic and interl...
  • Political Corruption
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    Petty is defined as something having little importance. The act of being petty could be described as making a big deal out of a matter that contains little importance. The idea of pettiness is discussed as well as corruption in political situations through out the selections of Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels. The majority of these issues are unveiled in the form of symbolism, and can also be inferred as having similar meaning pertaining to issues today. Pettiness is shown through out the Li...
  • One Party Ldp Rule
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    Bureaucracy in Japan Ever since its establishment in 1955, the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has maintained its one-party rule, and it continues to hold the highest executive power, being the prime minister ship, and the cabinet. The LDP's one party rule has shaped the Japanese political economy by creating very close ties between the political, bureaucratic, and industrial / business structure. This has been done through the auspices of institutions such as Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry an...
  • Important Role In Irish Politics 2 4
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    2. Country environments: 2.1. General information: Size / area (in sq. km): 84,412 km^2 (32,591 sq mi) Capital city: Dublin Climate: Overall, Ireland has a mild, but changeable, Oceanic climate with few extremes Population: slightly under six million (2006/7), with almost 4.25 million in the Republic of Ireland (1.7 million in Greater Dublin) and an estimated 1.75 million in Northern Ireland (0.6 million in Greater Belfast). Racial: Caucasian Ethnic groups: largely homogeneous, Irish, with Engli...
  • Politics In Films
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    Politics in Films: "House of Cards" and "Reds" The two films House of Cards and Reds give us two very broad while detailed views into two very different political worlds; one showing the drive and motivation one must have to step up British party ranks to become Prime Minister, and the other showing the dedication and perseverance one must exhibit to start a new party in efforts against an inevitable war. Through the films we see two very distinct forms of politics that make and shape the differ...
  • Two Party
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    No responsible American has yet suggested that the Florida election debacle goes much beyond the usual mucky-muck of random human error. Confusing ballots in Palm Beach County are cited as the source of the problem. In a predominately Democratic county, filled to the brim with elderly Jews, far-right Reform Party candidate Pat Buchanan, with his unrepentant fondness for Hitler, garnered an astounding number of votes. Elsewhere, black voters are complaining of being turned away from polling stati...
  • Political Opponents Of The Regime
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    Political Opponents to the Nazi Regime Between 1933 and 1945, a variety of groups offered resistance to the Nazis. Among the earliest opponents of Nazism in Germany were Communists, Socialists, and trade union leaders. Locating sources for such a group of opponents has been particularly difficult mainly due to the fact that they were dealt with in a very effective manner. Spreading of political ideas around this time was also mainly word of mouth and little or no sources exist to show this other...
  • Decline Of The Liberal Party
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    This refers to the decline of the Liberal Party in Britain in the Late 19th Century and the early 20th Century. In particular the 1906 election which saw a triumph for the party has been selected as the point to assess its decline. The Liberal Party had been one of the dominant forces in British politics in the 19th century. But after the end of the First World War it faced a decline it failed to recover from. The historiographical debate on this has tended to focus on whether one could see the ...
  • Money To Political Parties
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    The government system presently existing in the United States is elitism. An elitism paves the way for those who are powerful; those who have money. In today's society, wealthy individuals, corporations, and businesses influence and basically control government. Elitism is most commonly seen through the country's political matters. Those in power donate their to governmental candidates and officials, and their political parties. This contribution of money takes place both legally and illegally a...
  • Liberal Party Of Australia
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    How and when the party was founded The Liberal party of Australia was founded in 1944 after a three- day meeting being held in a small hall not far from Parliament House in Canberra. Robert Menzies, the Prime Minister of Australia from 1939 to 1941, believed that Australian people should be provided with an alternative government by uniting non - Labor parties together Robert Menzies organized 80 men and women from, 19 non - Labor politics to attend the first Canberra conference. During the conf...

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