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henceforth not to be considered as subjects for future colonization by and European powers” (Foner 362). This address to congress, titled the Monroe Doctrine, was the United States first key declaration to the rest of the world that the Americas and all it free colonies will no longer be subjected and ruled by European powers. The foundation for the doctrine was the response to the threat posed by European nation like Spain in their attempts to restore their past settlement throughout the Western Hemisphere

The immediate impact following the abolishment of the Fairness Doctrine was rise of right wing talk radio shows and the emergence of right leaning cable news station, Fox News. With the end of the Fairness Doctrine, no longer holds broadcasters and radio hosts to balance their programing. In addition, technological advancement allowed national syndicate talk radio shows to emerge enable the rise of conservative radio talks to grow exponentially. Especially, a year later after the repeal in 1988

one the enmities of the other, betrays the former into a participation in the quarrels and wars of the latter without adequate inducement or justification."3 This was the common thought of the time and it was once again exemplified in the Monroe Doctrine during President Monroe's annual message to the Congress in 1823. " In the wars of the European powers in matters relating to themselves we have never taken any part, nor does it comport with our policy to do so."4 These thoughts of remaining neutral

The Monroe Doctrine is a crucial part of United States History and the protection of the country. In the 1823, the Doctrine was created to discourage Spain and other European countries from occupying remaining colonies in the Western Hemisphere. The Doctrine was developed by President James Monroe. For the citizens of the United States and the rights and interest of this country that are involved, and the American continents, by the free and independent condition which they have assumed and maintain

Monroe Doctrine was a threat to European countries because it explained that if a European country starts a settlement in the Americas, the United States will start a war. What led up to the Monroe Doctrine was when Mexico broke free from Spain in the year of 1821. President James Monroe got worried that European countries would take over the independent Mexico so he and Secretary of State, Adams shared ideas of how to avoid this from happening. Therefore, they came up with the Monroe Doctrine which

Religions of the World Since the creation of The Church of Jesus Christ of The Latter-Day Saints, there have been many controversies concerning the similarities and differences between Mormonism and Catholicism, Christianity and Protestantism. Other than the obvious, that Catholicism, Christianity and Protestantism believe that there are no more prophets, and Mormons believe that there are still prophets walking the earth today, differences between the faiths range in

Reflection Paper Anon. Moral Reasoning and Worldview October 24, 2011 Summary This paper will summarize the Christian worldview perspective, while offering an overview of my own worldview; a Christian perspective with a spin I like to say. The ANA Code of Ethics, Provision 2 will be looked at in relation to an issue experienced in my personal practice and I will apply the Christian perspective as well as a Modern worldview perspective and explore how the application of each could affect the

1.Introduction Patent indirect infringement，as the name implies，is opposite to patent direct infringement. Generally, the conception of patent indirect infringement is to meet the need of pantent protection. It expands the protection domain of the patent right to the no-patented products, improves patent protection’s horizontal and provides sufficient legal protection for patentees. Nowadays, more and more countries ordain the system of indirect infringement in their patent laws in order to protect

Bibliographic Entry Blomberg, Craig L., and Stephen E. Robinson. How Wide the Divide?. Downer Grove, IL: InterVarsity Press, 1997. Content Summary This book attempt to show the common ground between Christianity and Mormonism by examining the individual areas of Scripture, God, Christ, the Trinity and Salvation. The summation of the author’s findings is that although there are great differences there is also much common ground that can be used to strengthen our relationship together and bring unity

The Fairness Doctrine was established in 1949 and provided the broadcast stations to seek out different viewpoints of controversial matters. This doctrine selected and air people who could cover all controversial viewpoints that could be covered in one program or over multiple sessions. The station was