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    proud of their democratic domain. This fear came about after World War One‚ and came to be known as the Red Scare. Right wing government officials used this paranoia in order to prosecute thousands of left wing activists. This ordeal reemerged after World War Two had ended‚ the Second Red Scare had started. A leading politician of the prosecution of many leftist during the Second Red Scare was senator Joseph McCarthy. McCarthy fed off of the paranoia that struck America‚ and accused many of his enemies

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    Tactics Paper (Basketball)

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    Per Hindrikes Personal Journal #1 September 9th 2009 Basketball Step 1 The sport we played was basketball and we played it in the Georges-Vanier Park. The warm-up exercise was a simple game called bump. The object of the game is to score a basket before the person behind you scores a basket. If the person behind you gets it in‚ you are out of the game. We did not really cover any technical aspects of the game‚ but we did cover some tactical aspects. First of all there are 5 players on each

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    in the Vietnam War in 1972. Through close examination of the ALP split as a result of the Communist Party Dissolution Bill (CPDB) and the Petrov affair‚ and Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War it can be seen just how divisive the communist scare was‚ as well as creating cohesion. The CPDB was introduced in 1951and was the cause of immense political division‚ laying the foundations for the ALP split. In 1951 the bill (stating that anyone who was communist or associated with communist bodies

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    Influence Tactics Define Power and Influence Power is the ability to bring about change in one’s psychological environment. Influence is the use of power to bring about change An influence model for leadership Nine influence tactics likely to be relevant to a manager’s effectiveness Rational Persuasion Inspirational appeal Consultation Ingratiation Exchange Personal Appeal Coalition Legitimating Pressure Definition of Influence tactics Rational Persuasion Logical arguments and factual

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    Proactive Tactics The three proactive tactics I have chosen to write about that are used to enhance traditional patrol techniques are listed below. 1. Decoy Operations Sometimes the officers try to blend in‚ while on patrol and wear regular clothes depending on what is needed at the time. This allows the officers to catch the criminal in action without the criminal even knowing they are present. In a small way‚ the officers are playing a role somewhat like an actor would. They are often disguised

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    Tactics of The Cold War

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    Tactics of the Cold War: United States vs. Soviet Union The Cold War can be defined as two superpowers: the United States of America and the Soviet Union‚ in a conflict involving ideology‚ paranoia‚ communication blunders‚ and constant speculation of who was the on the offensive or defensive.1 This conflict created one of the most famous rivalries in history‚ one which was conducted by several means on both sides. From the start of the Cold War post World War II‚ when the opposing ideologies of

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    9/11 Tactics

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    called upon swift and dramatic changes in the policymakers tactics in order to combat the massive blow to their infrastructure. The policymakers answered with the Bush Doctrine. After witnessing the attempt‚ in many aspects successful‚ the Obama administration is attempting another route. The Obama administration wishes to expose the tactics‚ that can be proven a success‚ and follow

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    Fall Prevention Tactics

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    Currently‚ at the orthopedic surgical unit‚ several fall prevention tactics are put in place. However‚ it is not being implemented effectively. The unit fall tactics include fall risk assessment tool‚ using the bed and chair alarms‚ gait belt‚ hourly rounding‚ yellow fall kit‚ the kit includes a yellow blanket‚ socks‚ fall risk bracelet‚ and a magnet to place at the patient’s door. On 4/10/17 the unit started new safety tactics called the safety huddle at the begin of each shift to increase staff

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    seen as uncivilized‚ wild‚ savage‚ crude‚ and uneducated. So is it just to describe the Mongols as such? The answer is no. The Mongols were not barbaric. As the documents discussed in this essay demonstrate‚ they had highly sophisticated military tactics; they lived by a code of conduct‚ and actually helped improved life for a conquered people. The Mongols grouped their warriors in armies of 10‚000. These in turn were organized into 1‚000-man brigades‚ 100-man companies‚ and 10-man squads

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    The Red Scare Short Story

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    in the 1940’s through 1950’s‚ this was called the Communist Red Scare. Bobbie Ann Mason the author makes the characters in the story be affected by Red Scare to a point that the main character blamed the communist for her mother’s miss carriage. In the short story “DETROIT SKYLINE‚ 1949” by Bobbie Ann Mason reflects those events of paranoia that happened in the 1940s through 1950s of the Communist Red Scare. The Communist Red Scare was defined as “the fear that communist both outside and inside

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