When I realize that the government is monitoring my e-mail and internet activities, I would be prompt to use it any differently and even change all the details. By doing all these I will be trying to maintain the groove of my as I would not like to modify my activities. This is mainly to … Read more
Introduction Most countries employ the kind of political systems which run collaterally with one another since they are comprised of numerous systems. Examples of existing systems are; dictatorship, democracy and monarchy. However federalism kind of system is becoming more common today. This has been employed by states like USA and Brazil (Grey, 2002). Federal system … Read more
Ethnic groups are the humans who share identical identities globally. They may have the same language or culture and identify themselves as one group. In some countries, some are segregated depending on the kind of ethnic group they originate from. Though people may claim to be dependent, they mostly depend on the ethnic groups in … Read more
Case Study (What Went Wrong) Introduction In any business venture, passion and huge customer base are the driving force of success. Lack of any of these two factors will make a business to suffer a great deal. Thus, before starting a business or implementing any business idea, it is necessary to evaluate the aspects … Read more
Political Parties and the electoral Process Introduction. Political systems across the world are unique in various subtle ways. Each political system has certain characteristics that define the nature of governance and political parties that can participate in the electoral process. The United States is renowned for its dual political party system. A key concept driving … Read more
Holocaust Genocide has occurred in a number of countries around the world leading to loss of lives and destruction of properties. Rwanda and Cambodia are among the countries that have experienced genocides in the past years. This essay compares and contrasts the different aspects of genocides that happened in Rwanda and Cambodia. It further gives … Read more
Holocaust The former Yugoslavia experienced a series of political wars between different ethnic groups during 1990s that claimed more than 130 000 lives (Ramet, 2005). The main reason for the wars in this region was as a result of inter ethnic conflicts due to unresolved political issues regarding the control of the federation that consisted … Read more
Darfur versus Rwanda The aftermath of the Rwandese crisis led to the emergence of the term genocide. The US and other powers vowed to intervene in case ‘genocide’ occurred again. However, the Darfur crisis, albeit occurring at a slower rate than the Rwandese one went unabated. Both crises have some similarities and differences. First, … Read more
United States v. Leon, 468 U.S. 897 (1984) The Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution assures the citizens of the United States of their liberty, privacy, and property. This amendment shields the public from the infringement of these rights by both corporate, individuals, and the government. The government has gained notoriety in infringing the … Read more
Part 1: In a narrative format, brief the Dred Scott case: detail the facts, issues and court holdings. Dred Scot v. Sandford is an important landmark ruling of the U.S. Supreme Court that drew a lot of criticism by denying African-Americans a rightful place in the American society (Regan, 2013). The Court, with a … Read more