Essays on Politics Page 39

The Declaration of Independence is one of Americas greatest document to be written by, Thomas Jefferson, and signed by the Continental Congress. Thomas Jefferson was Americas third president and had a large influence on our country’s freedom from England. Jeffersons’ purpose on writing the Declaration of Independence was to declare the thirteen colonies in America…

The United Kingdom has been a member of the EU for 43 years and consequently, this membership has enabled businesses to trade openly across the entire EU market. For the insurance industry this has meant that UK insurers were able to write businesses in other EU countries without any further local capital requirements. Since Brexit…

Never examining, covering or neglecting his hankering, Franklin exhausts no noteworthiness on vanity. He doesn’t imagine, for example, that the riches and status he accomplishes are unsought or insignificant by-eventual outcomes of scholastic, great, or noteworthy questing; he demonstrates them, rather, as intentionally figured and evidently commendable finishes. He sees no harms to being rich…

Alienation can be defined as a condition in which an individual is isolated from their work, society, sense of self and/or humanity. Alienation contemporarily exists in society however, was much more prevalent decades ago. The concept of alienation is explored in Karl Marx’s ‘Estranged Labour’ derived from his Philosophical and Economic Manuscripts and also in…

Historically a common theme can be seen amongst the world’s most powerful and influential nations such as the United States, USSR, and Nazi Germany, they used propaganda heavily. Propaganda is the spreading of ideas, information, or rumor for the purpose of helping or injuring an institution, a cause, or a person (Merriam-Webster). In fact, propaganda…

“The Farmers of the Constitution knew that free speech is the friend of change and revolution. But they also knew it was the deadliest enemy of tyranny.” Hugo Black. The word tyranny has a long history in the American Revolution. But what really is tyranny? Tyranny is a cruel government with an absolute ruler, for…

America hasn’t always been such a well-structured country, in fact a lot went into the making of the nation we know today. The Declaration of Independence was just the beginning. It served as the official break away from Great Britain, announcing America as its own free and independent country. Not too long after the Declaration…

The United Nations has in place many initiatives, principles, frameworks, policies, and campaigns to help combat marine plastic litter, microplastics, air pollution, and disposal of e-waste and hazardous materials. However, there are many problems that plague the UN’s attempts at creating change, such as countries that do not comply to these programs. One such country…

As rightly said, we are all now connected by the internet like neurons in a giant brain. I voice my support in the favor of this statement. The digital revolution has produced the most diverse, participatory, and amplified communications medium humans have ever had: the Internet. Most of the people use internet widely, be it…

A democratic country, one that only works with involvement from the citizens thrives of what is now as democracy. Democracy only works for the citizens if the citizens vote representatives and politicians in place, making the country run by the people for the people. It has suffered a bad issue of people not voting, past…