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    going to win. The question was not if it was when? (Nathan‚ 2012) Truman’s decision in using the bomb was not taken lightly it came down to several factors but ultimately he wanted the war to end as soon as possible with the fewest U.S casualties (Maddox‚ 1995). Although Truman made the final decision in the dropping of the bombs he had many other leaders around him giving him feedback on the situation‚ what they thought would be the best decision‚ and things he needed to consider before the ultimate

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    com/2006/04/rosalind-elsie-franklin-1920-1958.html Kass-simon‚ G. (1993). Women of Science: Righting the Record. First Midland Books. Lewis‚ J. J. (n.d.). Definition of Feminism. Retrieved 2012‚ from About.com- Women ’s History: http://womenshistory.about.com/od/feminism/a/feminism.htm Maddox‚ B. (2003). Rosalind Franklin: The Dark Lady of DNA. New York: Harper Collins. Nobelprize.org. (2013‚ March 8). The Nobel Foundation - Statutes. Retrieved from Nobelprize.org:

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    Australian Politics Essay

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    In POLS2017‚ the problems arising in Australian politics have been demonstrated with a decision-making exercise‚ to educate students on how a political system is formed and executed in Australian society. The issue that was debated was whether student participation and engagement in the subject should be assessed. Thus‚ in tutorials a political process was designed to decide on a participation percentage. Issues in the Australian political system such delegating representation for citizens and youth

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    officers being racist is a big part of them abusing their power against minorities. Police officers are taking out their range on minorities when they commit simple crimes such as traffic violations. “Policemen are authorized to write their own rules” (Maddox and Alton 13) . This quote from “Police Brutality: inside rules‚ outside laws”shows how officers not always use their power correctly and could bring drastic consequences to both the residents and the law

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    Cherokee history was passed down orally from generation to generation” (The Cherokee Nation). They adapted to the white settlers by embracing their “formal education‚ developing a written language‚ adopting a constitution‚ and building a capitol city” (Maddox 105). Regardless of their efforts to blend in with the newfound American culture‚ preconceived notions and stereotypes prevented the Cherokee from becoming fully embraced by the white settlers into their society. Another contribution to the hostility

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    discusses several mind/body solutions such as idealism‚ materialism‚ behaviorism‚ dualism‚ and emergentism. Data is an android that was assembled to resemble a human being. In this episode Commander Maddox has orders for Data to transfer to his unit for disassemble with a goal to learn more about him or as Maddox referred to him as “it”‚ so an arm of androids can serve the Starfleet. Data refuses and has his Captain Picard supporting him. Maddox’s stand is Data has no rights and his characteristics were

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    Origin of Cold War

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    References: Denna Frank Fleming‚ 1961. The Cold War and Its Origins‚ 1917-1960 (2 Volumes). Publisher Doubleday‚ 537-540 Rothbard‚ Murray‚ The Betrayal of the American Right (Chicago: Ludwig von Mises Institute‚ 2007)‚ 65-117. Robert James Maddox‚ The New Left and the Origins of the Cold War (New York‚ NY: Princeton‚ N. J.: Princeton University Press‚ 1973)‚ 169. -------------------------------------------- [ 1 ]. Denna Frank Fleming‚ 1961. The Cold War and Its Origins‚ 1917-1960 (2 Volumes)

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    understanding of the interaction between women’s Body Image and Media Beauty-Ideals Much of the reports reviewed agree that there is a link between body image dissatisfaction and the influence of the media’s portrayal of beauty ideals (Engeln-Maddox‚ 2005) (Groesz‚ Levine & Murnen‚ 2002) (Tiggemann‚ 2003). The extent and direction of this link is unclear as much of the research provides conflicting results. Is simple exposure enough or does the consumer have to be actively engaged with the

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    a blank cheque‚ the Domino Theory and the Policy of containment. These factors will be explored in the following paragraphs. The Gulf of Tonkin can be argued to be the main reason the US got involved in Vietnam. After the first attack of the US Maddox boat on the 2nd August 1964‚ there was an alleged second attack on the boast which caused Congress to pass the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution which gave President Johnson the power to take any military measures he thought necessary to defend South Vietnam

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    destroyer USS Maddox was on international waters in the Gulf of Tokin on July 31st‚ 1964. It was suggested that President Johnson purposely did this to make North Vietnam react so he would have a reason to increase warfare in Vietnam. Ironically‚ this is exactly how it happened. North Vietnamese torpedo ships attacked the ship‚ however with the help of a nearby large warship that carries planes‚ two were just damaged and the rest of the torpedo ships were destroyed. The USS Maddox only had minor

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