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… and the ones that form our personality. It is when a person goes through a lot of changes, feelings are sometimes confused and any message that he receives is very important and can affect his personality. While they grow, teens now have to filter images…

… branches, which are the Senate and the House. Each one of them represents our government in different ways. The Senate is an assembly or a council of citizens having the highest deliberative and legislative functions in a government; while the House…

… experience in different types of weather conditions before they get their Probationary License". A Driver's Education program should be introduced into the secondary schools curriculum as a compulsory subject. Making this subject compulsory would…

… of the Soviet Union and consequently the Communist regime that ruled it. Although, under the leadership of Stalin, the USSR emerged as a monolithic superpower, it can be argued that it never attained stability throughout the course of its existance.…

… the inner workings of the United States Federal Reserve; the central banking system, established by the Federal Reserve Act of 1913. The author, William Greider, attempts to demystify this small but very powerful entity in our lives. He defines…

… concept to analyze and understand. The only way to achieve this, is to distinguish between each part of the system, beginning with the 'constitution'. Following this, a description into the characteristics of the executive branch of the constitution…

… two questions have been asked for decades and will be asked for decades to come. Throughout history we have asked ourselves many questions regarding how criminals should be dealt with. With the questions being asked, there have been two emerging models…

… Capital Punishment Affirms Life", readers view the opinions Koch has toward the death penalty in today's world. Koch reviews a variety of excuses to abolish the death penalty. He argues the importance of the death penalty, as well as, argues excuses…

… unborn babies lives. There are over 1.5 million abortions that take place every year and surprisingly enough an estimated 500 women die everyday from having an abortion. Not to mention many procedures leave women paralyzed, sterile and left with…

… and minorities because it is perceived to work against their own self-interest? Affirmative Action. The history of affirmative action has its roots in the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Title VII of the Civil Rights Act provided the initial legal basis…