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…. Don't let think fight for your free speech.1.<Tab/>The American constitution 2.<Tab/>American Civil Liberties Union: Defending the bill of rights. Free speech. http://www.aclu.org/FreeSpeech/FreeSpeechMain.cfm 3.<Tab/&gt…

…for increased protection of African Americans. To protect African Americans congressed passed two important bills. The first was the landmark Civil Rights Bill. This bill bestowed full citizenship upon African Americans. It defined all people born in the United…

…The First Reconstruction came after the Civil War and lasted till 1877. The political, social, and economic conditions after the Civil War defined the goals of the First Reconstruction. At this time the Congress was divided politically on issues…

…every person in America? The extent to which the war influenced the lives of the African-American and the Japenese-American races can be argued to be far greater than many others. The African-American’s basis for the civil rights movement was a result…

…by each side. Reconstruction was an utter failure that caused many problems for America in the years that followed. Reconstruction never really was finished until the 1960’s with the Civil Rights Acts. In reconstruction the economy of the South should have…

…to recognize the rights of people to be free. In addition, the ruling had many political and social implications, aroused angry resentment in the North and led the nation a step closer to civil war. The decision was finally overridden after the Civil War…

…. The created “Civil Peace” is the purpose of the Social Contract for Hobbes and leads to the Common Wealth. In contrast, Rousseau sees man as self-interested or barbaric in the State of Nature. It is man’s unlimited right to temptation that demonstrates…

…-sufficient and self-governing; whereas social human beings are dependant and constrained. The rights and liberties that social human beings get are derived ultimately from a general social agreement. He theorizes that the reason human being were willing to give up…

…Lord of the Flies: Development of the Characters In William Golding's Lord of the Flies, there are at least three characters that display both civilized and uncivilized behavior. These characters are Ralph, Jack, and Samneric. Ralph…

…right living and about God, no matter the regime. But civil religion also was given the task of supplying a general explanation about the order of the world and man's place in it that most people could not understand by themselves. Religion supplied…