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When people are struck with hardships in life, the way they react reveals their true character. Having a certain mindset can greatly influence how they handle problems, differentiating one person from another. Many can feel discouraged and feel like giving up when they hit a rough patch. In other cases, the will to be in a position better than where they are at the moment gives them the motivation to succeed. Adversity can have a positive effect on the development of an individual's character, providing them with the drive to overcome their current situation.

Every government in the world has basic functions that they provide for their citizens. “The preamble, to the constitution, alludes to two basic kinds of services that cannot easily be accomplished without government, and their provision accounts for two functions of every government of the world.” (Maltese 11) The two functions are providing and maintaining order and safety, and providing public goods, such as national defense. Governments can also provide any functions that they see fit to help promote the general welfare of their citizens. These government functions are designed to keep countries from becoming too chaotic, while still not completely controlling the people. While these are the main functions that governments perform they can do many other things, and often once a government is in place, the people will want to be provided with other services. However there are also people who believe

Substitute products in the Porter’s model are referred to products from others industry. In this case, substitute products are the renewable energy sources such as nuclear power, solar power, coal, and wind power, which have high production cost and sunk cost. Therefore, the threat of substitute to Afren is still low.

The Problems of Municipal Administration written by Jane Addams described the problems of public administration in targeted social publics that affected the community, specifically she mentioned the inequalities and injustices of municipal administration. The author stars by pointing out the failure of municipal administration to address the issues emerging in society. The social changes brought by the increased of industrialization in the 18th century failed to address the necessities of society. Addams emphasized, “…failure in municipal administration, the so-called “shame of American cities,” may be largely due to the inadequacy of those eighteen-century ideals, with the breakdown of the machinery which they provided, and further, to the weakness inherent in the historic and doctrinaire method when it attempts to deal with growing and human institutions” (p. 51). The lack of adjustment between democracy and the study of the external conditions affecting the communities was a problems that governmental officials failed to take into consideration.

Because of this, whenever irrigation was needed, government had to come into existence as well.  In this way, the development of irrigation led to the development of societies with centralized governments.

Obstacles change our way of thought and affect our emotions. A person’s values change as well as their character and they develop an understanding on their situation. Through the hardships of any situation, there is some way or another a solution only in the presence of desire.

Governments need to have rules, laws and regulations so they have control over the people, but too much control can be oppressive to society. Government control should be equal to the rights of the people; having too much control conflicts with the rights of the people and their life, liberty and happiness. There are arguments to both sides of governing power and it’s effect on society, but one thing is certain, and facts show that an overpowering government can lead to adverse effects on the people. In “Harrison Bergeron” by Kurt Vonnegut and Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, it is evident that an overpowering government can lead to a lack of freedom and place little to no value on one’s life.

All governments require people to surrender some freedom as a part of being governed and people can justify surrending some freedom to this control in order to obtain the benefits of government. Government has always served two major purposes: maintaining order, which is preserving life and protecting property, and providing public goods, such as highways, state parks, etc. Recently, government has pursued a third purpose: promoting equality.

The role of the government is and should be different depending on the state/country, as the needs of each state/country and its citizens would differ. An example being that the concerns of the Government of the People’s Republic of China’s are overpopulation and their one-child policy,

Before the civil war, presidential power is limited because it has little responsibility as congress holds more power and president can only veto bills passed by the congress. During the 19th until early 20th century, there are inconsistent power allocation between the president and the congress. In the 20th century, federal government grew because of three reasons. The first reason is corporations who wanted to do business in a national scale preferred a single federal law than multiple commercial laws that differs in each state. the second reason is that the federal law became responsible in economic management after the Great Depression. The third reason is the creation of welfare state that the federal are responsible for. Also the events

Government, a system that has high dignity and extreme power, decide what people should do, what people should not do. Also, they protect people from their own selfishness and evil. In order to maintain the peace, the government encourage people collaborate together, and share the same belief, therefore, a city won’t have any conflict and struggle. But, everything has a negative side, because of the long time controlling, people changed, they are submissive, they are ignorant, and also, the “Brain” of the city finally stopped thinking. Fahrenheit 451 shows that the fireman montag thought burning was a pleasure to him, but later he realize that the society is lacking self sense, therefore,he started to change.

Government is an administration defined by the Constitution, but is also a constantly adjusting foundation by the efforts of its citizens. By Litherland (2014), government is defined as policies set in order to lead a body of people (p. 395). Over the span of time, the idea of government has been stretched, changed, and applied to various communities throughout both the nation and the world. Whether it was back in the eighteenth century, current, or in the very near future—government has existed and will continue to exist for its people and the nation it has built its foundation upon. With the use of multiple authors, those of: “Difference between Direct and Representative Democracy” (n.d.), “Federalism - Dividing Power between States and the

Often times, people are confused on what government really means. Some people think government is simply key political figures like the president and congress. However, government is actually everywhere. Government creates order and organization in communities and society. Without an organized government, nations would be anarchies. There would be no order, rules, legal system, currency, leader, public services, or protection. Joel Craig offers, “I don’t think people realize how complex some of the issues that government faces are. Also people think government can fix every problem –often that is not the case. Frequently government does not have the authority or resources to handle every issue”. Government is always evolving to fit the new advancements that the human race makes. With every new discovery or invention, government must create new regulations, services, and

“Give a man a fish; you have fed him for a day. Teach a man to fish; and you have fed him for a lifetime,”

     There is not one person alive who has not encountered a less than desirable situation in life. Nobody is flawless and everyone has made at least one mistake that they wish they could take back. However, a problem many encounter is they worsen these mistakes by lingering on them instead of learning from them. They worry that others may see them as less than they really are and that they are inadequate because they are not perfect. Albert Ellis, the creator of RET, says people, “upset themselves about their seriousness upsetness. In fact, they may have biological tendencies that encourage them to make a ‘magical’…jump from ‘I badly failed’ to ‘I am a failure-a bad person!’”.