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 Alien And Sedition Act Case Study
The continuous battle between Hamilton s Federalists and Jefferson s Democratic Republicans did
not stop after Washington s warnings in 1796. The debate between the balance of Order and
Liberty was a very large topic during the four year period of 1796 to 1800. John Adams, a
Federalist, became President in 1796 after defeating Thomas Jeffersonin a close poll. Adams was
much more openly aligned with the Federalists than Washington was and he wanted to keep
Federalist leaders in power as long as he could, even after his administration. To ensure this, Adams
passed the Alien and Sedition Acts in 1798. The Alien act changed the number of years a foreigner
had to live in America before they could vote from five years to fourteen. This benefited
 Diversity Vs Uniformity Essay
For most of my childhood, I grew up in very diverse schools. Ever since I moved to public schools
in my 4th grade year, I grew to know diversity very well. In my younger years, I thought very little
of it, but in my older years as a high schooler, I ve grown to be proud of it. While some people
believe that diversity is now encouraged more than uniformity, it can be argued that they work hand
in hand because diversity can create uniformity and this can even create individuality. When a
society is uniform, they are equal, stable, united, and relatable to each other. That being said, how
exactly is diversity being encouraged more than uniformity? Diversity creates uniformity, it doesn t
counter it. Without diversity, no one will be identified by others other than as their ethnicity. This
leads to separation, which leads to anything but uniformity. An author named Rodrigues states in
Aria: A Memoir of a Bilingual Childhood, Full individuality is achieved, paradoxically, by those
who are able to consider themselves members of the crowd. Thus it happened for me: only when I
was able to think of myself as an American, no longer an alien in gringo society, could I seek the
rights and opportunities necessary for public individuality... America is known as the melting potfor a
reason, and Rodrigues speaks of this clearly; you cannot achieve individuality if you stick to
classifying yourself among a group. Diversity identifies us all as one humanrace, allowing us to be
our
 Why Do Modern Science-Educated People Still Treat Race
Considering all the physical and genetic facts that tell us that there are no biologically based races
in the human species, why do modern, science educated people still treat race as if it comes from
nature, as if it tells us something important about an individual? Scientist still treat is as if it comes
from nature because the skin color of a person can offer insights into a person s geographic
ancestry. Whenever we see someone of color we automatically assume that they are of a certain race,
place, etc... Race is misunderstood and we as a society do not fully comprehend that there is much
more to race than the color of the skin.
Select one of the examples of life experiences that illustrates racism (racial profiling, racial
stereotype, racial discrimination) and that you think is perpetuated by some aspect of the
mainstream American culture. Then, explain the connection you see between culture and racism.
The life experience that I chose was On the street . Racial profiling is done to many people but
overall it s done the most to ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
I believe that it still exist in our society today because I have witnessed such things with both
children and adults. There are many people that automatically turn to look at a black person in a
weird way because of the reputation they have been given. The things that never changed in our
culture to me are the influence of people that talk down on others, and the media. Children grow
and learn to become these things or believe it because they witness it first hand and the difference in
all aspect that black people face such as looks and treatment. Sometimes raising a child with respect
and to not see any difference in anyone, unfortunately does not always work because the people
around them and the portrayal in platforms such as television can encourage a child to believe these
 Ethics And The Enhanced Interrogation Techniques
ETHICS AND THE ENHANCED INTERROGATION TECHNIQUES
Introduction
The military and the government security organs normally apply numerous methods in obtaining
critical information about criminal activities. Some of these techniques are considered acceptable by
the human rights and other non governmental organizations while others are considered as violating
the human rights as stated by the constitution of major countries and states. There has been a strong
debate on the use of these techniques and many have defined them as torture.
This paper considers the application of enhanced interrogation techniques and establishes the
ethicality and necessity of applying them in the fight against terror to obtain vital information. The
ethicality is discussed with reflection to the five frameworks of ethics.
While the law itself condemns use of torture for any purpose, torture becomes necessary to be used
in particular critical instances. According to Miles, the United States senate allowed the use of
enhanced interrogation techniques on a number of cases and detainees. The human rights should be
considered first in any event whether in interrogation or any other course of action1. The policy
makers have found themselves between hard and difficult decisions to make on the techniques for
obtaining vital information from terrorists who are trained heavily on resisting from giving
information when caught in the wrong side of the law.
According to BBC (2014, n.p), President George W Bush,
 Bonbon Mania
Table of Contents
Executive Summaryx
Company Descriptionx

Strategic Focus and Planx

Situation Analysisx
SWOT Analysisx
Industry Analysisx
Competitor Analysisx
Company Analysisx
Customer Analysisx

Market Product Focusx

Marketing Programx
Product Strategyx
Price Strategyx
Promotion Strategyx
Place (Distribution) Strategyx

Financial Data and Projectionsx

Organizationx
Implementationx
Evaluation and Controlx
Appendixx
Referencesx

Executive Summary
The following ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Bonbon Mania s packages and gift baskets of sweets are designed to meet a variety of different
occasions; they can even customize gift packages by putting their corporate clients name and
company logo on it.
Bonbon Mania also designs creations of candy for fundraising. They offer a service to create a
transport box filled with candy for the purpose of fundraising. The fundraisers are allowed to select
a variety of four different candies or chocolate to put into the box. Additionally, Bonbon Mania also
offers a service that consists of installing mini kiosks to sell sweets at any event or fundraiser.
Finally, Bonbon Mania also offers a service to customize gift sets for birthdays and all holidays.
Strategic Focus and Plan

After a thorough interview with Bonbon Mania s owner, Chantale Rouleau, it was simple to identify
that Bonbon Mania is known to focus on a differentiation strategy; their customers are not price
sensitive, the market is competitive and saturated. Bonbon Mania s customers like to have a wide
variety in the flavors and colors of sweets and candy and value high quality products and services.
Knowing this information can be a great advantage and opportunity for Bonbon Mania to
differentiate itself.

Mission/Vision
Bonbon Mania s mission is to be specialized in the field of confectionery in offering a wide range of
quality products and personalized services.
Bonbon Mania s vision is to
 Anxiety Website Analysis
I choose from group A, http://www.anxieties.com/164/coach#.VuhR3fkrLIU and from group B,
https://www.anxiety.org/. The purpose for writing this essay is to inform people about how different
websites interpret anxiety. Out of the two websites, I think the one best recommended for a student
would be https://www.anxiety.org/. It gave more detailed information about the topic of choice. It
also has multiple experts from different backgrounds and careers than just one doctor giving his
opinion.
Group A: http://www.anxieties.com/164/coach#.VuhR3fkrLIU The purpose of this website is to
inform people who suffer from anxieties and others interested in the categories and treatment of
anxiety. This website is also used to sell books and videos. ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net
...
Anxieties.com focuses on what one experts research is while Anxiety.org uses data from various
other doctor, scientists, therapists and researchers. The purpose for writing this essay is to inform
people about how different websites interpret anxiety. Out of the two websites, best recommended
for a student would be https://www.anxiety.org/. It gave points of views on anxiety from different
specialists. It wasn t information given by just one expert. It also gave an abundance of articles on
hundreds of topics pertaining to anxiety. There are several ways to get involved to let people know
about the websites. Those ways include following them on their social media and hyperlinking their
pages to your social media account, including work and school
 Emily Murphys Achievements
Emily Murphy was born March 14, 1868 in Cookstown, Ontario. She grew up in a prominent
Ontario family and had family members in the fields of business, politics and law. Two members in
her family were Supreme Court judges and this could have inspired her to be a jurist.
She attended the prestigious bishop Strachan School, a private Anglican girl s school in Toronto.
She moved to Edmonton, Alberta in 1907. She was an author and an activist in the women s suffrage
movement. One of her achievements that I admire occurred in 1911, when public pressure that was
organized by Murphy influenced the Alberta legislature to pass the Dower Act.
A milestone that protected a wife s right to one third share of her husband s property, in a time
where
 American Revolution Accelerated evolution vs Cataclysmic...
The American Revolution was an accelerated evolution rather than a cataclysmic revolution to a
certain point. An accelerated evolution is a rapid process of growth and change, while a cataclysmic
revolution is a sudden and violent event that brings great changes. The extent to which the American
Revolution was an accelerated evolution was during events that completely disregarded the
government. When considered politically, economically and socially the extent to which the
American Revolutionwas an accelerated evolution, instead of a cataclysmic revolution is
shown.Politically, the American Revolution was more of an accelerated evolution, despite some
drastic choices that indicate a cataclysmic revolution. The political causes for... Show more content
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The colonists call for self rule increased with each new act passed. Instead of listening to the
American colonists, Britain kept passing new acts. An example that shows the extent to which
politically the American Revolution can be called an accelerated evolution rather than a
cataclysmic revolution are the battles of Lexington and Concord. The increased want for
independence led the colonists to create a continental army and begin their fight for change. In
1775, Massachusetts was proclaimed to be in an open rebellion and British General Thomas
Gage was ordered to put a stop to it. On April 18, 1775 General Gage dispatched 700 soldiers to
capture colonial leaders and supplies at Concord. Fortunately, Paul Revere and other riders were
able to warn the patriots of the attack and at dawn militiamen confronted the British troops first at
Lexington and then Concord. After these battles 73 British soldiers were dead, 174 wounded and 26
were missing. Americans suffered too with 49 Massachusetts militiamen killed and 39 wounded. The
battles at Lexington and Concord show a more radical way that the colonists chose to achieve
independence from Britain. Due to violence and a want for rapid change, the battles of Lexington
and Concord show politically how the American Revolution can almost be a cataclysmic revolution.
The American Revolution did not happen suddenly, but built up more as each new act
 The State Of Emergency And Urban Californians
Introduction
In 2012 and 2013 Klamath County on the Southern Oregon border declared a drought in April,
after a string of fortunate years of heavy rain and snow. In 2014, a drought emergency was declared
in February, two months earlier than in 2013, and in 2015 drought was again declared for the
county in April( United State Geological Survey 2015). These successive drought declarations are
not surprising to anyone who was following the Western water crisis during those years, where the
governor of California declared a state of emergency and urban Californians were mandated to
find ways to cut their water consumption drastically . In 2012, 10,000 avian mortalities were
reported in the Klamath Basin National Wildlife Refuges because of the shut off of water
facilities that support wetland habitat for migratory species (Learn 2012.) During those dry
years, an article titled Birds are Dying As Drought Ravages Avian Highways ran in National
Geographic, featuring Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge and putting the struggle of its
bird species in a regional context, as long distance flyers found fewer and fewer refuges with the
water resources to maintain them( Kay 2015). It was these shocking statistics that first attracted
me, as a birder, to the basin as an area of study. However, as I began to wade into the history of the
basin and its complicated local politics, I soon realized that I could not disentangle the issues
experienced by wildlife and wildlife managers in the
 Tattoos
Tattoos While the oldest known tattoo was on an iceman found on the Italian Austrian border
with carbon dating showing the iceman to be 5,200 years old (Lineberry, 2007) for many years,
here in America, tattoos were only popular with sailors, soldiers, Marines, bikers and occasionally
the rebellious teenager. Why were tattoos only popular with these few? Social taboos looked
down on those with tattoos. However, through tattoos a person can show self expression, be self
creative, and be identified with a certain belief or interest through the art, design or message. It is
for these simple reasons their popularity over the last twenty years has grown at an incredible rate,
and people of all ages, sexes, ethnic groups, and social... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Many find themselves talking to each other after noticing a certain familiar marker on each other s
arm. Bikers tend to get tattoos that deal with Harley Davidson, a particular biker organization, such
as the Hell s Angels or the Christian Motorcycle Association, or one of the many other biker tattoos.
Athletes will often get their school logo or their number tattooed on their body. Professional working
people often get a tattoo of something to do with their profession. Religious tattoos are also
becoming more popular as people feel more the need to identify themselves with a certain belief, and
want others to know their beliefs. With the popularity of religious tattoos it isn t unusual to see
someone with a cross, crucifix, star of David, praying hands, rosary, or a picture of Jesus or the
Virgin Mother tattooed on their body (Maloney Hawkins, 2004). According to one article, more than
a millennium after church authorities condemned tattooing as a form of deviltry that disfigures the
body, evangelical youth are permanently altering their bodies with images of crosses, sacred hearts,
and angels. For a small but growing subculture within Evangelical Christianity, religious tattooing is
becoming an increasingly legitimate expression of individuality, identity, and faith (Tattoos as
Evangelical Chic, 1998). Tattooing is not limited to only the young or middle aged. One tattoo artist
stated that he had a grandmother