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…and diplomat was experimenting again, seeing what would come of the addition of the American Experiment to European structure. How could he reform Europe as well, eliminate archaic church powers, abolish the feudal system, and modernize economics and governments…

…in provincial administration and army organization. One notable change pertained to the praetorian prefects -- these now became civilian minister assisting the Augustus or the Caesars. In the course of a successful reform of the currency Constantine instated a new…

…the economy, to create new industry and trade, and to bring the country to a new level of prosperity. She promised to bring about a complete and radical change in the British society by dissolving the welfare state. Thatcher believed in free economy…

…as the working class which included laborers and the poor also consisted or those that didn't work and was receiving some sort of charity or welfare. The world of the upper class was so entirely different from that of the lower class that among the wealthy…

…a group formed in Britain finally fighting for father's rights and authorities are starting to listen. In July of 2004 Blair's government issued a paper recommending several reforms, from more extensive government-sponsored mediation before divorces hit…

…. The major welfare reform based a couple of years ago provides another example. It is no longer an individual's right to receive social services from the government, instead, individuals are told they must work and their communities must take care of them…

…in Alex’s life, and how Burgess presents them. To begin, Burgess displays Alex’s villainous disposition, which causes the reader to hate and resent him. Through the aid of the State’s treatment Alex is reformed, at which point Burgess allows the reader…

…the darker side of Christian politics, as speakers like Pat Buchanan viciously attacked homosexuals, welfare mothers, and any whose lifestyles contributed to the "moral decay" of American culture. The backlash against this divisive political stance contributed…

…were slaughtered each year. ("Protect our Pups" by Animal Welfare) That's not the only thing that the two parties disagree on either. If you ask the Ministry of Fisheries, they'll tell you that the killing is done quickly and humanly. The hunters use rifles…

…of wealth. After the 20 years, everyone will be taxed also based on his or her level of income. With the tax money I collect in those 20 years I will try to make life better for the poor. First I will put together a welfare program a bit different from the one…