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link to Exploring the Relationship Between Civic Duties and Responsibilities

Exploring the Relationship Between Civic Duties and Responsibilities

Citizens have a special role in society, with extra rights and duties. But, we are all part of society, which brings with it both civic duties and civic responsibilities. Duties are requirements...

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link to The Union and Confederacy: Examining Their Differences

The Union and Confederacy: Examining Their Differences

The American Civil War was a “brother vs. brother” conflict. Each side had many similarities and the differences were often a matter of degree. The Union and Confederacy each had large militaries...

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link to What is Federalism and How Does It Affect America?

What is Federalism and How Does It Affect America?

The U.S. Constitution provides a framework for our national government.  Power is divided between the federal government and states (federalism).  Certain powers are assigned (delegated),...

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link to A TIMELINE OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS

A TIMELINE OF THE BILL OF RIGHTS

Ideas about justice, fairness, and equity have long been central to human thought.. The American people in 1787 were worried about ratifying a Constitution that was missing the enumeration of...

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link to Lincoln’s Plan for Reconstruction: A Closer Look

Lincoln’s Plan for Reconstruction: A Closer Look

President Lincoln did not live to oversee the reconstruction of the United States after the Civil War. But prior to his assassination he had formed a loose plan of action to reunite the states after...

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link to The Worst U.S. Presidents for the Economy: A Look at the Damage Caused

The Worst U.S. Presidents for the Economy: A Look at the Damage Caused

There have been 46 U.S. presidencies to date (2023), and it can be difficult to determine which one was the worst for the economy. However, there are a few contenders that stand out as having had a...

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