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    The end of the monarchy was sparked by Tarquin the Proud’s tyrannical rule‚ during which he executed many of his opponents and ruled through his own will as an autocrat. His tyranny along with his invasion of the Volscians‚ a tribe inhabiting southeastern Latium‚ contributed to the revolts occurring in Rome at the time. Isaac Asimov notes that‚ “Tarquin was exiled in 509

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    American ideology. Like some countries‚ the United States started as a collection of colonies when settlers came to the New World. Several groups of people sought this new land for various reasons‚ such as seeking new adventures and escaping the tyranny of England. One example of a group seeking escape

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    complete control over the colonies and enforced their power through their armies. Document 5 states‚ “What is to defend us against so enormous‚ so unlimited power?...We are reduced to the alternative of choosing an unconditional submission to the tyranny of irritated [British officials]‚ or resistance by force.-The latter is our choice.” The British wanted to maintain control of their colonies so they sent more and more troops to enforce British rule. This backfired because it just made the colonists

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    American Revolutionary War. The British government had been imposing various taxes on the colonies. Over the course of time‚ the colonists had forged a distinct American identity and ideas such as independence gained momentum. The colonists decided taxation without representation was unlawful since they didn’t have a say in the matter. When presenting the idea to Parliament‚ it was rejected on the grounds that the colonists weren’t considered British citizens and therefore had no voice. This decision

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    Midterm Exam Section 1: Definition of terms. Authority: the power or right to give orders‚ make decisions‚ and enforce obedience. e.g.: In the presidential election‚ the winning party takes office without a struggle or show of military force because everyone understands the legitimacy of its newly won authority. It is important because the orders made from a government without authority will not be implemented. Power: the political power is the ability to shape and control the political

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    to the beliefs. It is suggested that liberals are wary of democracy due to some hindering factors that reject traditional liberal views. One factor is that liberal democracy implies the ideologies in majoritarianism. This view entails that the ‘tyranny of the majority’ has a significant influence over political decisions. Majority groups dominate and therefore allow individual sovereignty and minority rights to be subsided‚ this under representation of the less dominate groups could class on an

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    Political science (American government) Representative government Balancing needs • People need to be able to express themselves • Fear of rash behavior by the public. • Tyranny of the majority: people acting as an irrational mob trampling on the rights of minorities. Historical record of pure democracies was bad at this time. • Federalist No. 10 Democracy v. Republic • While we think of democracies and republics as being the same now‚ they were not that way in the

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    mother country. The citizens of the 13 colonies were justified in rebelling from Great Britain due to the act of numerous grievances committed by the King‚ mistreatment and abuse by British troops‚ and unjust laws that summoned unethical actions like taxation without representation upon the colonists. The colonists had every right to declare independence from Great Britain due to mistreatment and abuse from British troops deployed by King George. The colonist’s best argument for separation is the Boston

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    U.S Constitution DBQ The Federal Government showed to be ineffective under the Articles of Confederation. The Government lacked power‚ with large state governments showing to be superior. The U.S Constitution proposed a new form of government. With the addition of three separate branches of government‚ being‚ legislative‚ executive‚ and judicial‚ the Constitution also created a stronger Federal Government‚ weakening state governments. As southern states with larger populations were against the

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    Directions: Read the following five document excerpts‚ and then write one well-organized paragraph summarizing the reasons many Americans felt pushed toward independence.  Use word processing software‚ such as MS Word or Word Perfect to create your paper. Document 1 A colonist cannot make a button‚ a horseshoe‚ nor a hobnail‚ but some snootly ironmonger or respectable buttonmaker of England shall bawl and squall that his honor’s worship is most egregiously maltreated‚ injured‚ cheated‚ and

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