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- 11301: The Presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower
- ... have. The Korean War is ending and this is going to have a profound affect on the economy of the United States. During the war the country was prosperous but afterward there is always a high risk of increased inflation and an increase in unemployment. These conditions have the ability to cause a recession. Now that an armistice has been reached in Korea, a recession is beginning to occur (Pach and ...
- 11302: The FAA
- ... also hindered the advancement of airline safety. The FAA has not tried to solve a problem until after a problem has already occurred. They have not tried to prevent problems when it may impose a high cost on to the airline industry either. In August 1990 the FAA issued a rule that required airlines to install fire-resistant cabins into new planes. The materials were also supposed to be installed into ...
- 11303: The Jury System
- ... problem. But I do not think so. There are not scientific grounds for their abilities.It is a prejudice.Law degree and no proper ability to serve as a juror are not closely connected. Perhaps high educational degree may become an obstacle of conventional judgement. It is said that Japanese companies always lose the lawsuit, because American juries have prejudice against Japanese. Do you think it is true? The answer is ...
- 11304: Declining Trust in Our Government
- ... doing the right thing in a lot of the actions it takes. Of course, nobody expects the government to operate perfectly with no mistakes, because this is not a perfect world. These numbers are too high though. What caused this problem in the United States, what is the extend of this problem in our country, and is this distrust of our government even a serious problem at all? These are three ...
- 11305: What Role Should the U.S. Play in World Defense?
- ... the president that action had to be taken, and in 1964, a draft was issued, which required that if called to fight, you had to go. The war, at one point reached on all time high when almost 500,000 U.S. soldiers were fighting. In my opinion, this was a terrible mistake. What were these men fighting for? Why were husbands and fathers being killed in a foreign land where ...
- 11306: Censorship and the First Amendment: The American Citizen's Right to Free Speech
- ... local, state, and even federal level. Others are members of boards or committees, organized to review books, films, or other forms of communication on behalf of a community. Occasionally the censors are teachers, librarians, or school administrators, who determine that a book or a classroom item may not be suitable for the students. Often censors are parents, members of religious groups, or just citizens who are concerned about the presence of ...
- 11307: Quotas are Outdated in Affirmative Action Programs
- ... Rights Act Title VII). These laws can be justified by our constitutional principle that all men are created equal, and should remain a part of our laws and thought process. However, penalizing a business or school because they haven't hired or accepted the number of minorities required by law is injustice. According to Roberts (1995), a Gallup Poll taken in July of 1995 shows that Americans agree that quotas are ...
- 11308: Affirmative Action: Opportunities of Character, Not Color
- ... college applications, they will probably do better in the college lottery than if they conceal this fact" (Steele 322). Remove the section on college applications titled "Race," and consider students by their hard work in school, not by the color of their skin. And how can we even be surprised that there is racial tension among students in universities? The white student sees minorities as undeserving, while the minority student sees ...
- 11309: The Watergate Scandal
- ... became evident. (Watergate 1). The Democratic National Committee break-in, defection of CREEP aides, and the additional trial information led the investigators who were looking into the case to the belief that someone in a high position in the executive branch of the government had to be involved. The information and evidence implicated the President of the United States. This growing suspicion led to an intensification of the federal investigation and ...
- 11310: The Presidency of Theodore Roosevelt
- ... presidents, Roosevelt refused to use national force to break strikes. He also instituted the Interstate Commerce Act, which, with the Hepburn Act, allowed government regulation of transportation systems, preventing the railroad monopolies from instituting unfairly high prices (Barck 52). Taking a cue from Upton Sinclair's The Jungle, which detailed in vivid description the atrocious handling of meat at sausage factories, Roosevelt had the Pure Foods and Drugs Act and the ...
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