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Madison was not only a founding father of the United States, but he also served as our fourth president. He is a crucial figure in our history because of his general achievements, contributions to our country (primarily his advocating for the Bill of Rights), his partnership with another important historical figure, Alexander Hamilton, and finally…

William Jefferson ClintonWhen searching for Bill Clinton on the internet, the screen overflows with sites containing subjects such as sex scandal, Monica Lewinsky, His Dark Side, and plenty of twisted joke web pages. Obviously, the people of America think of the lowest point in his presidency instead of focusing on the higher or more important…

Presidential Approval & Congressional Productivity Introduction: Presidential approval ratings are an important measurement for determining how effective the nation’s leader is in appealing to public interest. Measuring presidential approval is beneficial in understanding the public’s perception of the president’s actions. In most cases, presidential approval ratings fall soon after being elected. Other than Reagan and…

It all started in 1933 when Franklin D. Roosevelt became President. The economy was weak and there were alot of people without jobs and living off nothing so he decided to do something about it. So he started a project called the “New Deal” which was a series of projects inside an even bigger project…

It’s a time of war in the US. The Allies against the Central Powers, the Germans against the good guys. While bullets were fired and blood was shed overseas from 1914 to 1918, a different type of fighting ensued back home in America. This fighting was due to the Espionage and Sedition Acts that were…

People who lawfully live in a country who believed they had, or should have, protection against the states under the Bill of Rights included almost all of the 39th Congress. In fact, though they differed on the question of whether the Congress has the power to enforce the Bill of Rights against the states, almost…

I Introduction The Tootsie Roll Industries entered the candy industry in 1896 and since then the company has grown to be one of the best known and largest candy companies in the United States. Some of the most well-known products from Tootsie Roll Industries are Andes Mints, Charleston Chews, Junior Mints, and of course the…

The New Deal’s aim was to reduce unemployment and kick start the virtuous circle or in other words get back to the levels of unemployment in the time of the boom. It is hard to specify if the New Deal was a success or a failure. The New Deal worked for some and be a…

Introduction This paper defines the Code of Massachusetts Regulations (CMR) and addresses the statutes and regulations contained, that refer to animal shelters. CMR contains regulations enacted by state agencies according to the Administrative Procedure Act (M.G.c 30A). The rules and regulations contained in the CMR constitute the body of the administrative law in conjunction with…

In the work of The Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes, he illustrated that any authorities must be accepted in order to debar the lawlessness and panic of a province of nature. After the Declaration of Independence and the failure of the Articles of the Confederation, the Establishing Fathers needed a authorities to command the people, but…