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21st Century and Rizal Short Summary
Century
Political corruption
Rizal course or subject Its relevance to the 21st century socio-economic and political situation of the country From the R. A. 1425, it was stated in the law that the entire student having their bachelorette degree should take the subject Rizal. Rizal subject is a must or compulsory to be studied. A student cannot graduate…
Certainty and Flexibility in Judicial Precedent
Precedent
It is often believed that the relationship between certainty and flexibility in judicial precedent has struck a fine line between being necessary and being precarious. The problem is that these two concepts of judicial precedent are seen as working against each other and not in tandem. There is proof, however, that as contrasting as they…
Case study of army crew team
Army
Study
1. Why does the varsity team lose to the JV team? Varsity team loses to the JV team because they don’t have effective teamwork. They have excellent sources which are strength, technique but can’t make use of source as they don’t have any reason to devote themselves to other team members. It means they don’t…
Different Ways in Which Companies Can Motivate Staff Members
Economy
Law
The model that audit firms are a training ground for fresh graduates is slowly fading away. Many organizations demand more tangible value from audit work. which is hard for newcomers to deliver. In fact, most big audit firms require up to 10 years of working experience preference for top-notch staffs is driven by their multidisciplinary…
An Argument Against the Idea of the Electoral College
Electoral College
Governance
Politics
United States
Starting in the year 1787, James Wilson, a delegate from Pennsylvania proposed to the United States Congress a direct system of voting. However, James Madison argued the opposite. Madison believed that a direct system of voting would hurt the Southern state’s chances of winning an election due to the skewed population numbers between the North…
The Effects of the Hatian Revolution on Caribbean Society and Culture
Culture
Revolution
The Haitian revolution occurred during the period 1791 to 1804 when conflict developed in the French colony of Saint-Dominique, which culminated in the elimination of slavery. Conflict between the classes of St Dominique sparked revolts in different parts of the island which led to many individuals being killed and others fleeing to surrounding countries in…
The Burden of Being Freedmen and the Creation of Parchman Farm and Convict Leasing
Crime
Jim Crow laws
Worse than Slavery In reading Worse than Slavery by David M. Oshinsky, the book provided me with a new perspective on the past and how it is important in recognizing how far society has come in the fight for equality and justice. The title alone was shocking because to most people the worst thing is…
The Issues and Benefits of the New French Revolution Calendar
Culture
France
French Revolution
Politics
After the establishment, the French Republic, leaders of revolutionary France chose to do away with the Gregorian calendar created by the Catholic Church centuries earlier in favor of adopting a new one. They eliminated most religious holidays, changed the length of the seven-day week to ten days, renamed the months in accordance with the seasons,…
Essay – Martial Law in Philippines
Law
Philippines
Thirty-six years ago on September 21, 1972, then Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos signed the declaration of martial law. He then announced the deed on television on September 23, 1973. The proclamation ensured Marcos’ grip on power, in defiance of theconstitutional 2-term limit for Philippine presidents. The declaration alsomarked the darkest age in Philippine history. It…
Assess the strengths and weaknessess of the UK constitution
Constitution
Assess the strengths and weaknesses of the UK constitution A constitution is a set of rules relating to how a state is to be governed and organised. The primary function of a constitution is to provide legitimacy to those in power; however it also defines the limits of government power, protects freedom and distributes power…