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    Freedom is “the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint”(Google). Freedom is when you can do something you love without someone telling you you’re not good enough. In Sandra Cisneros’ novel The House On Mango Street, Esperanza and her friend Alicia both view education as a way out of their horrible lives and on to a better one. Cisneros shows through Esperanza, Alicia, and others that education can be a way towards freedom. Esperanza isn't like the others

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    work of political philosophy published anonymously in 1689 by John Locke. Locke argues that political authority gain its legitimacy from the governed. The purpose and responsible of the government, according to Locke, is to protect citizens' lives, liberty and property. Locke also supported limited government and the idea of a separate executive branch, legislation and the rule of law. In this document, Lock concluded that if the government is not acting within the people's wishes then they have broken

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    people have many different core values and ideals. In America even though many have different values and ideals, but the vast majority of Americans identify with general ideals of liberty, equality, democracy, individualism, unity, diversity, nationalism, capitalism, the rule of law, and civic duty. The meaning of liberty in America is basically giving the citizens the freedom to do what they want; Americans tend to believe its essential to happiness. Although it means giving people its freedom, there

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    Mill On Liberty

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    The purpose of Mill’s writing of On Liberty is to discuss his work in his Autobiography. Mill believed On Liberty to be about society and man, the characters people possess and the freedom of conflicting directions showed by human nature. In his writing, he rejects the attempts made by society that may be seen as legal coercion or the pressures of society formed by opinions and behavior. He states a person’s behavior is seen as harmful to one when coercion is accepted. Mill takes on the approach

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    Locke offers a positive view in the Second Treatise of Government, it was his most important political work. Locke states that men in the state of nature are free and equal, and at liberty to do what they want to do but within the bounds of the law of nature. He claims that individuals have a duty to respect the rights of others, even in the state of nature. Locke individuals have a right to property in the state of nature. He used

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    The Bill of Rights is the first ten amendments of the United States constitution and they are basically a list of restrictions of government powers, not all government powers of course, but certain liberties that the authors deemed necessary to restrict the government from having full control over. These amendments cause a lot of controversy between the citizens that they are to protect because they are interpreted differently by different mindsets and are left a bit open to interpretation that causes

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    Liberals Viewpoints

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    Liberals believe that everyone deserves a equal opportunity and that everyone should be equal. Liberals also believe that the government should make sure that no one is in need and they also emphasize that the government needs to play a big part to solve problems. Conservatives on the other hand believe that people need to be more reliant on themselves that people need to be more responsible for themselves, limited government, traditional American values and a strong defense.  One of the things

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    Property can have any kind of effect on people but it depends on how they approach it. In quote 2 written by Ralph Waldo Emerson, he explains that he see’s selfishness built around people. He talks about the esteems of man which is centered around his ownership. Although too much pride isn’t for property isn’t bad, selfishness can build around man and can cause loss of identity because it can overtake his mind, disguise his character, and intrude the life. Property can take over the mind as an enemy

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    (pg 66) Absolute monarchs are not appointed by the citizens, but instead inherit their position. Therefore, monarchies should have no control over the citizens. Also, laws are “not to abolish or restrain, but to preserve and enlarge freedom… for liberty is to be free from restraint and violence of others; which cannot be where there is no law. (pg 25) By allowing a government, it protects the individual and allows government interference only when absolutely necessary. Liberalism has to do with remaining

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    In his book “On Liberty,” John Stuart Mill tackles the idea of Mormon polygamy through the lens of the harm principle and experiments in living. The harm principle relies on the idea that a man can do whatever he pleases as long as it does not cause another harm. After the harm principle, he elaborates on his view of experiments in living, which are experiments each man should take in their lives to stop the spread of dead dogma, or long held beliefs that are no longer true. Mill attempts to explain

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