For an ideal society to function correctly, it must be based on the most efficient government. ... Basically a government runs many of the decision makings of the society. ... In the ideal society, The government will not be in charge of a whole country. In the ideal society, government would only run the financial economy and trade. ... If that happens, then we will have to change over to another precious metal. ...

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The government has a big influence on what society does and if they put effort into helping out the cause of obesity than maybe people will change their ways. One way this can be done is if the government puts all of their muscle into education that is aimed at shifting our social norms and inform our society on their nutritional values. ... The government does inform the public minimal information on the risks and causes of obesity, however they should be more aggressive and more informative with the material at hand so that our society is more knowledgeable on the issue of obesity. ... Wit...

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Nonetheless, the relationship between the national government and the people changed drastically. ... FDR explained that society was composed of many different groups. ... Roosevelt saw the government differently. ... During these times, the unemployed were desperate for change and saw that the New Deal would be beneficial to all and elected Roosevelt as president in 1933. ... Despite all the short term social, political, and economic changes the new deal introduced, one question still stands: was the New Deal a beneficial deal for America in the long run?...

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So the government can interact with people and what they believe in. ... Comparing the early society, most young people know the thing from the book and what their parents have told. ... It shows that when people do things together, things change. ... Changing things that do not sound right. ... He wants us to remember that the government exists because the people voted. ...

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Some laws prevent behaviors that challenge the government. These laws are created so that the government can control society from any type of behavior that might hurt the government. ... Laws are made that reflect the constantly changing public opinions and moral values. These laws are made according to social conditions and attitudes that are constantly changing. ... Some laws that are changing right now because of this function are the laws against homosexuality. ...

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Our society has many factors that would be responsible for this system of social inequality. ... Without some type of low end balance it could start to change to a monopoly or dictatorship b/c as you get poor you have no way out what so ever, so only the rich would survive once a person hits bottom level. Given that a welfare system will help society as a whole by taking more people off the street. ... Society can socialize more since there would be more similarities between the rich and the poor. ... It's in the best interest of society that the government provides welfare programs....

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Society and Control The events of September 11, 2001 changed the lives of everyone throughout the USA. Even if this tragedy did not change our lives directly it has indirectly change the way we live from day to day. ... Section 3103a of title 18, which states that the government already had the authority in limited situations to delay notifications for searches, of some types of electronic communications, devices that were in the custody of as third party. ... The government's explanation for the restructuring of these laws is that they are needed to protect us from another tragedy. ...

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TV Censorship Television is a very important part of the American society today. ... Recently, the government has taken measures to control what you hear and see on the television. ... This is because our government has deemed those scenes inappropriate, and believes the American public would be better off not seeing those things. ... Television is something that anybody can monitor; all you have to do is change the channel or simply turn off the TV. ... And if a parent sees something on TV that they see as inappropriate for children, then they should change the channel! ...

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Civil and non-profit organizations make an impact in our nation by influencing for change and the bettering of our society; however they have a distinct effect in different types of governments like authoritarian, totalitarian, and constitutional democracies. These organizations bring awareness to issues that affect different cultures and society as a whole. ... Whether it is in the state or federal government, organizations like these have made an impact by changing the laws for the good of the people. ... These governments would not allow for civil organizations to encourage change in th...

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Role of Government However, in a more modern context, the role of government in society is influenced by what people think government should do, as well as by what firms cannot and will not do. ... Increasingly, explorations for reform of the administrative machinery are instigated after a change of government. ... Government needs to improve together with society The main rationale of reform is to make government more receptive to society's needs. ... The public's needs are promptly changing as societies become more diverse, versatile and disjointed. ... Changing...

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Having a majority vote of decisions that affect citizens directly and a government willing to listen the a stable society will be in order. ... " This meaning that in a case where the government isn't reacting to pressing issues made by it's citizens then a change may happen via it's citizens, an overthrow in power. ... Many government decisions towards how the government is run come from the thoughts and experience of one man. ... The prevention of civil liberties in Germany or Soviet Russia did not provide stability, instead it lead to the ruin of society and later the co...

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The Meiji Restoration was period in Japan when massive changes in ancient Japan. ... Before this drastic move the traditional Japanese society was largely isolated from all other civilizations. ... In 1889 they adapted the German for of government. ... Meiji made social reforms to help appease the people and advance their society. ... While the government agreed to some increases in education for women, it dealt harshly with other attempts at change. ...

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Outline The Challenges Faced By The Government In Its Bid To Abolish Child Poverty "Because a fair society and the strongest possible economy depend upon leaving no one behind, Britain must build on the reforms taking nearly one million children out of poverty and give every child the best possible start in life. ... Shortly after taking office the New Labour Government made a commitment to halve child poverty within a decade and to abolish it within two decades. ... Consequently, the government introduced a plethora of social policy reforms designed to "make work pay" for individuals who ...

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Marx's Ideals of Government an Economy There are ten factors that effect government and economy. ... It would instead all go to the government. ... This was used to make sure that no one was persuaded to try and change or take over the system. ... This was used so that the government had a monopoly on all the money and credit power. ... If they didn't work they were rebels and rebels were removed from society. ...

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In Africa, female circumcision has been an integral part of society for centuries. ... However, in order to ensure the compliance of the culture being imposed upon, there must be a general consensus that one is ready for change. ... As dictated by needs, culture is used by politicians (more specifically, the Kenyan government) to impose and maintain order, the fundamentals of change over time. ... Assuming the sequence of events towards implementation was rallied by the majority of the Kenyans, the government has the right to stop female circumcision. ... Clear policy declara...

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This is a good thing we need a strong middle class to help even out our society. ... The bottom line is if we want our kids to get ahead we need to make the change, because we all no the big man isn't gonna do squat. I believe the government needs to get out there and set up some laws to help the small business man. The government should only help busines's; it shouldn't try to hurt it. If the government doesn't get in their quick were going to be a society with a few rich, no middle class and a whole bunch of poor people. ...

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The government prohibits the Qur'an, as well as subversive paintings and homoerotic photograph which are forbidden by the government. ... Denial of basic human equality is when Muslims and other people of the society considered as "undesirable" were sent to concentration camps. The promotion of hatred to a particular group in society, scapegoating, or direction of popular discontent is another technique of dictatorship. ... In a society where you cannot express everything you want, you are also being repressed from your individualism. ... The prohibition of vandalism that advoca...

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The low national quality also was the factor for the instability of the society. which made people dissatisfied with the government, led to the revolution. After the Emancipation, the society of Russian experienced big change. the wealth transferred from the nobles to the middle class due to the mortgage.3 Which was not good for the noble, also increasing the contradiction between the noble and other classes. ... The life change would also change their value conception system. ... However, industrial development made great progress of the society. ... During the war, The shortage of food and...

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They need to get their voices out in order for change to occur. ... First though they need to leave communism and adapt a capitalistic society. China has never developed a capitalistic society because the people in power, the military, are in it all for a big personal gain. ... The society has the ability to rise up and over throw the communist but they have okay so they are afraid to take a chance. ... The president is given full authority over all branches of government to insure that Government runs smoothly. ...

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What has caused our racist attitude towards Aboriginals in our society? ... That's one of the reasons why the start of racism eventually broke out between the societies. ... The government is failing Aboriginals. ... If the reconciliation process in any country is to have any true meaning, it must change attitudes and actions. ... Is societies attitude to blame. ...

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Fear is an element of human nature that cannot be changed; fear has always existed within every human being and always will. ... A society with a ruler that is feared is more organized and peaceful than one with a ruler that is loved. ... In 1984, the totalitarian government and the abstract figure of Big Brother are able to control a society of millions of people, using fear. ... The people of Oceania fear the government to such a great extent that there is no need for law in their society. ... This is how the government in Oceania has so much power. ...

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Currently that vow seems to have little or no value in today's society. ... Divorce is a nationwide social issue that should be regulated more closely by government officials and agencies. ... Those against would claim that the government could not tell you who you can and cannot marry. ... So another argument against divorce is the economic burden to society it has become. ... Thus far, if the government and society begin to put more emphasis on the importance of the family unit then social standards will begin to change regarding marriage and divorce. ...

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Many governments including Canada's are talking of decriminalizing marijuana. ... The government could be tapping into this resource and making millions. ... They could also use the money they"d save on more important and pressing issues in our society today. ... The short-term effects of smoking marijuana are as follows; Smoking marijuana will result in changes in the users feelings or thoughts for up to 5 hours this is known as a high. ... Both are considered legal by our government. ...

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True, but first, there were the Articles of Confederation that were changed and strengthened to become the Constitution. ... Having an executive branch is still important in today's society. ... The government had limited power to enforce the Articles, and to maintain the country. ... Also, the government couldn't regulate trade. ... The Constitution was created when the government was granted the right to do those things. ...

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One view is the elitist view which postulates that there is no real democracy in the US but rather the government is completely controlled by a small group of wealthy individuals. ... In this system the view of the public is incosequetial and those who believe otherwise are percieved to be naieve to the governmental system. ... With regaurd to interests groups, which do not seek direct control over the government or elect public officials but rather concentrate on changing certain areas of special interest, they have specific influences on the government, for example, anomic i...

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