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    Political Thinking POL200Y1 September-17-2008 Thucydides as historian and theorist  Athens and Sparta were the superpower of Greece  Athens and Sparta led victory for Greece against Persian  Athens are sea power and Sparta is on land  After that Athens began to take power/empire over Greece  He didn’t record exactly what happened but recreated them - moments  He included his large/general judgements about human nature  About human nature  Democracy as a form of political regime

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    party developed between 1924 and 1929. In the early years when the party was called the DAP no one would have thought it would become any major driving force but only a short lived Stammtisch creation. When there greatest gem in the form of Hitler resigned and was put in jail it looked bleak for the now new NSDAP. When he was released the party was in shambles‚ there were divisions among the party itself and membership was on the decline and Germany found itself in political and economic calm.

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    To what extent was it Stalin’s Leadership that explains why the USSR won in 1945? By 1941‚ Nazi Germany had swept much of Western Europe under its yoke. The Low Countries and France‚ Scandinavia‚ Poland and Czechoslovakia had all been conquered in rapid succession‚ and only Britain stood alone against the Nazi invaders‚ the Channel providing the final hurdle which Hitler could not surmount. Bereft then of enemies‚ Hitler turned East‚ against the Russian bear and the Slavs who for so long he had

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    What role has civil society to play in political reform and social transformation today? In this essay I focus on the nature of the state-civil society relationship in Ireland and I offer outlooks on how it may possibly change in the future to involve more of an input from civil society. I begin the essay by discussing the relationship between the state and civil society today. I then go on to discuss my thoughts on the constitutional convention in Ireland. After this I go on to talk about some

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    Why Did the Soviet Union Lose the War in Afghanistan? Roxanne C. Jones Politics 300‚ Section 003016 Why Did the Soviet Union Lose the War in Afghanistan? ‘Do you think you are going to win?’ ‘Yes‚ yes of course.’ ‘What makes you think so? What makes you think you are going to win?’ ‘I believe we are going to win. It’s evident!’ (Panjshairi commander Ahmad Shah Massoud in an interview from the French prize-winning documentary film ‘Valley against an Empire’ by Jerome Bony and Christophe de Ponfilly

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    Political Correctness

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    Political correctness is running rampant‚ and it is absolutely destroying this nation. In his novel1984‚ George Orwell imagined a future world where speech was greatly restricted. He called that the language that the totalitarian state in his novel created “Newspeak”‚ and it bears a striking resemblance to the political correctness that we see in America right now. According to Wikipedia‚ Newspeak is “a reduced language created by the totalitarian state as a tool to limit free thought‚ and concepts

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    distinguishes anthropology from other fields that study human beings? How do anthropologists study human diversity in time and space? Why is anthropology both scientific and humanistic? Street scene with soccer in Istanbul‚ Turkey. Culture‚ including sports‚ helps shape our bodies‚ personalities‚ and personal health. 12/24/09 7:41:11 PM user-s173 /Users/Shared/K4/Layout kot16996_ch01_002-023.indd Page 3 12/25/09 4:08:41 PM user-s173 What Is Anthropology?

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    retards the growth of a country. Types of Corruption: a) Petty‚ b) Grand c) Political d) Financial • Incidence of corruption: a) Rare b) widespread‚ c) systemic * Corruption in Pakistan: After the great leadership of Quaid-e-Azam Pakistan Muhammad Ali Jinnah corruption was just a problem and it remained problem up to the government of shaheed Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto but after Zulifqar Ali Bhutto It has become a culture in Pakistan. Corruption remains a substantial obstacle for Pakistan where it

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    Chapter#4-Political Culture and Ideology In the textbook‚ American Political Culture is described as the extensive communal opinions‚ standards‚ and morals citizens have in correlation with the government‚ as well as in relation with each other. One of the contributing factors that make the culture that way is suffrage‚ which is the right to vote. For example‚ our thoughts in suffrage went from the belief that white men who own property are allowed to vote to all citizens who are adults‚ besides

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    the Puritan Era. Puritans are known for being conservative‚ repressed‚ judgmental‚ deeply religious‚ and closed minded to anything that didn’t have to do with Puritanism and what they practiced. Puritans had a strong effect in the American culture as a political‚ social‚ and cultural force. The Puritans believed that God was working in their daily lives. He was to be on their mind with everything that they did and what they did was through

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