Essays on Government

Role of Education Policy in Resolving the Needs of Students from Diverse Backgrounds Education policy has a role to play in resolving the negative needs of students from diverse backgrounds in society. By promoting the accomplishment of the kids' dreams, the school system controls a little of the inequalities in the...

A country's political identity is strongly linked to its foreign policy. National identity can be characterized as the idea of a country as a common society embodied by various cultures, customs, and languages, while a foreign policy can be identified as policies of the government that favor the mandate of...

The Concept of Dictatorship The concept of a tyrant or the word "dictatorship" has been largely used in a derogatory context, giving the impression of a bad leader or a barbaric system of government. However, a critical study of the regime shows that there is a type of dictatorship that acts...

In the wake of the Japanese Imperial Naval and Air Powers' attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, there was considerable fear in America that the Japanese would not stop at Hawaii and that their eventual strategy was an invasion of the United States' West Coast. As a result of...

Factors Leading to the North's Victory in the Union War of 1861-1865 It is possible to recognize the Union War of 1861 to 1865 as a result of the election of President Abraham Lincoln. This is because the Republican Party president had embodied an anti-slavery stance at the center of his...

A dominating trend influencing party affiliations and electoral alignment has been the spread of healthcare costs in the United States. Capitalist economies encounter inequalities in the allocation of income, and health care programs need to guarantee that quality healthcare can be provided by most parts of the community. For the...

Over the years, refugee problems have been at the center of national security in most countries around the world. The general perception of immigration has been regarded as a security threat that is advanced by the rapidly growing number of immigrants worldwide. The territorial dominance of the United States was...

Police Shootings and Officer Killings: A Comparison The essence of police shootings evokes strong feelings in certain cases. In comparison, police officer killings are synonymous with massive disinformation. Montgomery noted in the article 'Why Cops Kill,' that no one was tracking police killings in Florida, the third-largest state in the United...

Introduction Stop and frisk became a program introduced by the New York police, which allowed law enforcement to stop and detain persons and search them if necessary when they showed fair suspicion of violating the law. This strategy has drawn massive debates, particularly due to the excessive stops that exist with...

An example of a Supreme Court case in the civil rights category An example of a Supreme Court case in the civil rights category is the Dred Scott v. Sanford case, which is commonly known as the Dred Scott case. It is an 1857 case in which a slave in Missouri...

The Impact of Minimum Wage Increase in California The California legislature exceeded a minimum wage increase which warrants that by 2023, the minimal wage will be $15 an hour. It could be perceived as a positive move for the employees but the outcome, in the long run, will be hurting because...

There is improved interconnection. In today s world, as opposed to the past. However, according to Wadhwa and Arora (2017), despite the advantages of increased interconnectivity, more threats of violence and theft continue to exist. If the United States relies heavily on digital technologies, it becomes more vulnerable to cyber-attacks...