... action produces outrage and may even lead to rebellion. Rebellions often lead to civil war. Civil wars have troubled the sixteenth century. Another major problem of a centralized state is the true religion. In agreement with William of Orange, he states," If the practice of a religion of choice is no longer allowed the country cannot survive for even three days"(Sourcebook 10 ... . In order for the centralized state to survive, the state must meet detriments like true religion and voices of its people. In comparison to the disadvantages, solutions can be made to solve problems. One major...

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Since the 1950's and 60's, America has lost the true meaning of families. Less time is spent with our youth in order to keep ahead in the fast paced corporate America. When is the last time you can honestly say ... increasing the workloads of their employees. Because of these high demands placed upon employees, families are in more trouble than ever. It has also caused employees to lose respect and loyalty to their long time employers. Before the 1990's, it was commonplace to find employees who retired with the same company that they had originally started with forty or fifty years ... ago....

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... supreme power is vested in the people and exercised directly by them or by their elected agents under a free electoral system. This means the democratic government will serve it's citizens true interests whether or not affecting indirectly or directly by those decisions. Rights ensured through democracy include freedom of speech and expression, freedom of religion and conscience, freedom of assembly, and ... and it's people have certain responsibilities in order for democracy. While the government or the state protects the rights of its citizens, in return, the citizens give the state t...

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... protected American, but Paine says that Britain only watched over America's economic state. Instead of watching over the colonies, the British have been attacking them and do not deserve America's loyalty. Paine says that the colonies have little to gain from remaining attached to Britain. Commerce can be better conducted with the rest of Europe after America become independent. Paine also ... those honors on. All of these flaws that Paine makes on monarchy and hereditary succession are all logical and backed up with good information. He refuted his thoughts to be true in his statements...

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... like the summer sports fest where they could get free uniforms from joining. It may also help to tell them that a candidate lives in their place appealing for their neighborhood loyalty. To make the long story short, it will be more effective to try to tell them of the benefits that they can relate to. Although free uniforms are not of ... but short-term ways in getting the youth into voting. It is short-lived and will easily pass thus after the initial triumph, it is important to proceed to the true task of the communicator as stated earlier. We must be able to educate and constantly r...

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