Essays on Government

The movie “On the Waterfront” was released in 1954, and the following is a review of the film. Many critics, including Stephen Whitfield, Roger Ebert, and Peter Biskind, were drawn to the film “On the Waterfront” in 1954. According to Roger Ebert, the story behind the conceptions of conscience is…

Communism, Democracy, Dictatorship, Monarchy, and Republic are the five most widely accepted democratic institutions globally. A presidential republic governs the United States. The President is in charge of the executive branch of the government in this structure. The President chosen is entirely unaffected by the legislature. Furthermore, since this constitutional…

James Bond Stockdale served in the United States Navy as a vice admiral and was one of the most decorated officers in the service’s history. He studied philosophy at Stanford University while serving in the military as a pilot. He chose to study philosophy on his own initiative because he…

James Bond Stockdale served in the United States Navy as a vice admiral and was one of the most decorated officers in the service’s history. He studied philosophy at Stanford University while serving in the military as a pilot. He chose to study philosophy on his own initiative because he…

Democratic equality is one of the few concepts in contemporary philosophical debate that has gained widespread acceptance. Many philosophers have agreed that equal consideration of interests is morally required, ranging from utilitarians to Kantians. As a result, democratic equality is the moral perspective that democracy as a decision-making method must…

Various factors prompted European colonization of the New World, including territorial expansion, the need for critical raw materials for industry and a market for surplus products, the search for investment opportunities, and the desire to flee persecution. The Spaniards and Portuguese were the first Europeans to explore the new lands….

Let me separate “PTSD” from the preceding sentence so that I have “PTSD” on one side and “How soldiers are affected” on the other. So, there’s PTSD; it affects a lot of soldiers. As a result, “how” will explain the symptoms of PTSD in these soldiers to me. Soldiers are…

Gerrymandering is a situation in which a group of people in power alters borders to benefit a particular political party or group of people (Beeghley 156). Before the first US Congress election in 1989, gerrymandering was first observed in the United States in 1788. To keep James Madison out of…

Surveillance refers to the government’s efforts to gather information about individuals without gaining access to their private lives. Communication, physical, and transactional surveillance are the three types of surveillance. Physical surveillance entails real-time observation of people’s physical activities, whereas communication surveillance entails real-time interceptions of communications (Slobogin 3). Transaction surveillance,…

One of the most contentious issues in the United States of America is the minimum wage (US). Different states in the United States have different minimum wages. Colorado’s minimum wage is $9.30 per hour, Florida’s is $8.19, and Illinois’ is $8.25 per hour. California has the highest minimum wage rate…

Over the last two years, the minimum wage proposal has sparked several controversies. The program is a statute passed by state legislatures to shield employees from unequal wages (Hohberg and Lay 1). About every developed country, as well as several emerging countries, has implemented a minimum wage program in order…

Three barefoot and bathing suit-clad girls visit the A&P grocery store. Their clothing gathers notice. Sammy, a 19-year-old cashier in the shop, is attracted to the girls’ attention and explains their every breath. When the manager of the shop notices how the girls are dressing, he approaches them and advises…