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…, or the likely public reaction to a particular course of action. Few governments will find it easy to raise taxes or to decrease funding for programs that have strong support from the public, such as social security or defense. The fiscal policy has a major influence…

…restrictions or for bans on guns are calls for change in our social and constitutional system. Those of us who love our freedom and fundamental human right of self-defense need to fully realize that gun control leads to the destruction of the constitution…

…in essence secured the wealth and social status of the Roman elite. Despite the cruelty and crudeness of the gladiator contest, the citizens of Rome wanted to witness the brutal torment of these martyrs in expectations that they would give up their proclaimed…

…lavishly. Each individual has a certain responsibility to society as well as to themselves. Social responsibilities first start off with family then move on to relatives, elders, and then friends and strangers. One should treat others as they wish too…

…if you have countless qualities in common with your future partner. Another school of thought identifies convenience as the most important aspect of a marriage; the best way to meet an economic goal or reach a higher social status. This way of thinking…

…to people of all races and ethnic groups. Not long after, the other bosses did the same. The bosses did much to clean up some neighbors and prevent violence, but of course it always had the ulterior motive of securing votes for their own power. Their corruption…

…of this effects how much money the common American has in their pockets. In 1965 Medicare was invented. The government takes a certain amount of your pay check every single month. They put part in Medicare and the rest in social security. Then when you turn 65 you…

…the normal activities of a household and physical child care. There is growing evidence to show that the course of a child's cognitive and social-emotional development is strongly predicted by the quality of the early mother-child interaction. Communication…

…of legislative authority ended five years later with the formation of a Legislative Council. The post-war years were also marked by considerable expansion and progress in social and economic spheres. Medical, Educational, Housing and Social Security Services were…

…of the world's most underdeveloped countries to one of the greatest in industrialization. "Socialism in one country" was his policy, and it quickly became a ubiquitous law. Stalin ruled his country with fear and an atmosphere of terror was constantly present…