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    the status of women did not particularly differ during this time period. Many would even argue that their presence diminished in comparison to their medieval counterparts. This essay will argue for the limited opportunities for women in education, politics, and paid labour during Early Modern Europe in Italy and England, which ultimately barred them from obtaining what many consider a contemporary understanding of a “Renaissance.” Before exploring their restricted status, it is important to understand

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    place during these crazy hectic times. In the 21st century, some of the same problems as back then continue to be a big deal. America still deals with immigration, some say that minimum wage should be raised, and there’s a lot of controversy with politics. Similarly In the progressive era companies faced problems on how to keep profits high and cost down, Muckraking was a common practice in bashing the government and immigrants’ weren’t getting the fair treatment they should’ve been not even with

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    The image above is the front page of the New York Times on October 1915 and it focuses on a parade the Progressives lead in New York by the New York Public Library. The Progressives were a reform movement that focused on making changes that helped the public. This group was female dominated and could be illustrated in the newspaper cover story. Most of the pictures featured women and a limited amount of men can be seen throughout these events. The Progressives also tended to be upper and

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    learning to reflect on the world instead of just reaction to whatever force is turned against you.”(Page 4) That the rich have had the opportunity to buy that type of learning and embrace it, while the poor have had more things to deal with like getting food on the table from day to day. Therefore, Shorris believes that a liberal education will provide poor students with a new kind of lens to outlook the world. With the knowledge of philosophy, poetry, art history, logic and American history, Shorris trusts

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    Political Socialization is a process by which people generate political opinions and ideas, this will be a never-ending process as people and politics change. Everyone may have different or similar views than each other and the views could all be influenced by: family, television, social media, and the internet. I have conducted an analysis based on 14 people, the people were given a survey and were asked political questions as well as their age and gender. Many of surveys taken showed that most

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    STEP BACKWARDS The current political landscape in Venezuela is an alarming step backward for Democracy in Latin America. While Venezuela has the richest proven oil reserves in the world, the country 's citizens are literally starving to death due to food shortages. While in a traditional democracy this would lead to the political leaders being ousted from power, Venezuela 's President has seized more and more control, shifting the country towards an authoritarian regime. Venezuela had been slowly moving

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    personal welfare through their interactions with others; rationality rules in this theoretical construct and people’s decisions can be easily deduced based on what will most benefit them. In contrast to the rational model of politics outlined in the market, Stone asserts that true politics is far more complex. Voters and politicians in the polis are not always well-informed on an issue. They do not always make decisions that would be considered “rational” and most highly benefitting themselves. They have

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    It was April 2010. David Cameron and Gordon Brown were the political front-runners of Great Britain. However, that realization was irrelevant to what was about to happen. Everyone was watching as the highly-anticipated, first televised debates in the United Kingdom began. The discourse ended after several hours, and a new candidate quickly emerged as the leader. His name was Nick Clegg. He led the Liberal Democrats, the smallest party. One might think about it over and over again and ask, "How did

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    The group of people working together to influence the politics and the government policies or decisions is known as interest group. It works on behalf of interest and concerns of the people which is the reason it is called as interest group. In the modern democracy, the government is for people and by the people. It should work for the people and should hear their voice. Even though government is formed by the elected representative from people, they cannot hear the voice of every people. In such

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    The Enervation of Politics Corruption has always historically been involved with government and politics, even in America, with its democratic values, in the likes of President Grant with his Credit Mobilier, President Warren with his Teapot Dome, and most infamously, President Nixon with the Watergate scandal. The notorious perpetrators, although discovered, were insufficiently punished despite their crimes. Also, the repeated infringement of office fails to foster effective reform through legislation;

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