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    The impact of Rosa Luxemburg’s materialist conception of history in Social Reform or Revolution, arguably became greater after national independence had been achieved in the nations of the Third World. Luxemburg’s assassination afforded her opponents the opportunity to completely undermine her theory – her work was dismissed by her critics as it was seen to being completely fallacious in its interpretation of the accumulation of capital. However, as Luxemburg’s particular strand of revolutionary

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    explanation for why he favors the term “socialist” when used by his reactionary opponents. The main ideas Senator Bernie Sanders presented in his speech explicitly provided a historical framework for his ideology and aimed to link his call to implement social programs to reduce income inequality to Roosevelt’s legacy. He focused primarily on critiquing the current political system that generated massive economic inequalities, evoking the ideas of former leaders that laid the groundwork for socialism in

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    In a political atmosphere where it is easy to be grouped up in either conservative or liberal, it is harder to see such an easy split more and more each day. Non-traditional candidates are now emerging into the political arena that in prior elections would have been scoffed at. Whether we are talking about the unusually high polling Libertarian candidate, Gary Johnson, the Democratic Socialist Bernie Sanders or the Authoritarian Republican Nominee, Donald Trump, It is getting harder and harder to

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    In a political atmosphere where it is easy to be labeled as either conservative or liberal, this simple label is becoming more difficult. Non-traditional ideologies are now emerging into the political arena that in prior elections would have been scoffed at. This 2016 election has shown a clear rise in support for Libertarianism, Democratic Socialism, and Authoritarianism. That is why it is important to understand what these ideologies mean through definition, policy preferences and the true impact

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    prominence in the German Social-Demicratic Party (SPD) ran its Women Movement, edited the German socialist movement, Gleichhiet (equality) which was the only women’s paper in the Pre World War 1, and for the International Socialist Women’s Movement she was the moving spirit behind it (Quataert, 1975). Zetkin was generally recognized for her hierarchical work among working class women in Germany and socialist women throughout the world as a leading figure in the powerful German Social Democratic party. Zetkin

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    book The Jungle and began to research for this paper. Before I begin I would like to go through a condensed version of the history of Socialism. It was founded in 1901 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Two groups came together to form the Socialists, the Social Democratic Party and the “Kangaroo” wing of the older Socialist Labor Party. These parties contained mostly immigrant workers from big cities (Jurgis from The Jungle was one such fictional worker). The new party expanded and included every type of

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    toward Social Democracy than the others. I’m a firm believer in gradual and upward changes for all people (citizens and immigrants). But I believe in the basis of liberalism too with the understanding that tolerance played a major component in our everyday lives. The well-known Thomas Paine who was an American Revolution’s patriot who wrote numerous articles outlining his plans to combat poverty in his pamphlets called Rights of Man and Agrarian Justice; this would be the foundation of Social Security

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    diverts the audience away from the notion of social responsibility necessary for democracy. To begin with, the chorus describes themselves as “the old, dishonoured ones, / the broken husks of men,” who live to suffer and learn under the iron-hand of justice (79-80; 250) These men are deemed incapable of physical action because of their age and by analogy are incapable of social action; consequently, they fail to address the need to act in accordance with social responsibility. As a result, the chorus

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    Donald Trump did everything right and rightfully won the election. Other American citizens get angry and start violent protests. Our Democracy allows other ways to state your opinion and bring change to the Presidency without violent protests. In American Democracy we have the option to participate in the civil society and in open voluntary organizations. In social media there are open groups on Facebook where people with the same opinions can go online and discuss ways to improve the

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    American Democracy. It sets the agenda for what is mainly talked about as well as frames how those stories should be laid out. The media often conducts polls, surveys etc. but they don’t have any scientific value and aren’t random. Many factors can alter the data. For example, people may not always be truthful in their answers especially when talking about sensitive topics. The media can also have political bias; therefore, they will develop a story to benefit their party. Although social media has

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