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    writing of the constitution, there was a debate about the level of government control over the states, and the people who were in support of having a strong central government were called federalists. People who wanted more state power and less central government, were called anti-federalists. Separation of Powers- A political model where the government duties are split into separate branches. In the United States, there are three; judicial, executive, and legislative. This is important to…

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    Throughout history, the world of politics has been continually rocked by salacious scandals which distract from a politicians’ ambitions and place magnifying glasses on their moral character. Benedict Arnold and Andrew Jackson are no different. Each man rose to prominence during the tumultuous period of the American Revolution and both witnessed as their resolute pursuits for power, respect, and, most importantly, honor, helped manufacture their societal disgraces in the aftermath. These…

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    Popular Sovereignty states that the final power rests with the people. An example of this is the Preamble. Federalism is the shared power between the national and state governments, which together , levy taxes, borrow money and state voting qualifications. The separation of powers is the power further spread into three branches: legislative, judicial and executive. A limited government states that the federal and state governments are strictly limited or regulated by…

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    • Self-Government: A Government of a nation by its own particular individuals, particularly in the wake of having been a state. • Separation of Powers: It partitions the force of the administration into three diverse branches. The official branch, legal and authoritative branch. The official branch is the president, and he can veto laws and bills went by congress, and he can announce war. The legal branch is the Supreme Court, and standards on various court cases. The administrative branch is…

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    flows between multiple well-known leaders, which is that many experienced their peaks in leadership during some of the world’s bleakest times. Abraham Lincoln is one of those people who lead in one of the most ominous times in the history of the United States of America, the Civil War. It takes a specific type of person with certain leadership policies to lead an entire nation through such a dismal time. He led by respecting people, communicating well, being relatable, having faith in God, and…

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    spoken languages and able to read and write two other languages. After the ratification of the constitution, George Washington, the first president of the United States of America appointed Thomas Jefferson as his first secretary of state. Jefferson willingly acknowledged his responsibility as the first secretary of state of the United States of America and moved to the capital in 1790. The French Revolution had quickly occupied Europe’s…

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    Illinois, I was intimately aware of the challenges faced by international students to integrate within the student body. I witnessed how students would form silos based on nationality, often at the detriment of collaborative diversity. As an MBAA Cabinet member, I would work towards providing formal and informal support to a diverse set of students across nationalities. Additionally, as an admissions ambassador, I would endeavor to be a point of contact for students during the application…

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    central government and also smaller state or common governments, a chose structure consigns more vitality to the central government, while a confederate structure holds most of the power for the states. In a league, the central government has no vitality to force the overall public or maintain laws. In an association, the central government and the areas work in assentation however are separate from each other. The powers of the central government and the states are usually distinguished in some…

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    Mazie Hirono, born on November 3rd 1947, an immigrant from Fukushima Japan who migrated to America with her mother and attended public school and graduated from the University Of Hawaii Manoa, and later on Law School at “George Town University Law Center.” In 1980 Mazie Hirono ran for a seat in the Hawaii House of Representative and went on to be elected as Lieutenant governor in 1994. Mazie Sworn in to Office in the position of U.S Senator of Hawaii in January 3, 2013. Mazie Hirono “serves…

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    Presidential Power in the 21st Century The power of presidents in the United States has expanded in the last 50 years. There has been a shift in the expansion of presidential power that some believe to be too powerful. According to the Constitution, the president is the lead official of the executive branch and the president must make sure laws are faithfully executed. One of the most important powers of the president is as commander-in-chief. While the power to declare war resides with…

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