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  • How Do Our Taxes Help Health & Education?

    There are dozens of different types of taxes paid by U.S. citizens. Property taxes, income taxes and sales taxes are the three biggest contributors to the tax pool. Property taxes are paid for...

  • What Are the Accomplishments of Labor Unions in the U.S.?

    Though their influence has waned in recent years as more blue collar jobs head off shore, labor unions are responsible for many of the privileges and protections American workers enjoy today...

  • What Is a Capitalist Economic System?

    Throughout history, a number of economic systems have been developed that stir both passion and debate among their respective supporters and critics. Capitalism is one such system that has...

  • What Is Considered a Cyber Crime?

    Over the last several years the issue of cyber crime has been increasingly brought to the forefront with it accounting for $1 trillion a year in losses. The overall threat of this growing crime...

  • Restrictions Against Displaying Political Signs

  • What Is the Importance of the National Wildlife Refuge System?

    The National Wildlife Refuge system was created during Theodore Roosevelt's administration in 1903. Its mission was to preserve America's wild heritage, by protecting some of the most pristine and...

  • Pros & Cons of Security Cameras

    Security cameras are part of the 21st century landscape, and they are thought to deter crime and terrorism. Although their use offers some benefit to society, surveillance devices also have...

  • City Government Money Saving Ideas

  • EPO and HMO Definitions

    An exclusive provider organization (EPO) and health managed organization (HMO) are health care insurance plans. The two offer some similarities but distinct differences in providing care.

  • What Is 1st Class Postage?

    First class postage is generally the fastest non-express mailing option for letters and small packages delivered domestically. In the United States, the term "First Class Mail" is a registered...

  • Whistle Blower Laws

    Whistle blower laws are a key component of the American justice system, especially when they expose misuse of taxpayer dollars. By taking advantage of whistle blower laws, courageous citizens can...

  • What Are the Benefits of the U.S. Census?

    The U.S. Census Bureau serves as the leading source of quality data about the nation's people and economy, according to its mission statement. The first U.S. census was taken in 1790. Since then,...

  • Who Is in Control of the State Department?

    Because the president selects the secretary of state, who is the top figure in the United States state department, ultimately it is the US president who controls the state department.

  • Define Intergovernmental Agreement

    Government relations play a vital role in the lives of their citizens. From the economy to the laws by which we live, the agreements that are made between nations and communities all have a direct...

  • What Are the Pros & Cons of a Progressive Tax?

    There are many theories of taxation and just as many arguments about which is the most efficient and why. The United States currently uses a progressive system of taxation, which means people of...

  • What Is Solar Electric Generation?

    Solar electric generation is the process of converting energy from the Sun's rays into electricity. It is one of the cleanest energy sources available and one of the possible alternatives to...

  • Alcohol & Tobacco Tax Bureau

    The Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau, known as the TTB, collects federal excise taxes on alcohol, tobacco, guns and ammunition. It also regulates the marketing of those products.

  • How Does the Executive Branch of Government Work?

    The executive branch is one of the three branches of a democratic government. Enforcing laws, maintaining the military and running the vast government bureaucracy are all responsibilities of the...

  • What Is the Cap & Trade Bill?

    The U.S. Congress is currently working on proposals to create a "cap and trade" system to regulate greenhouse gasses nationwide. The process is ongoing, but a bill has passed the House, and the...

  • What Is a Cap & Trade System?

    "Cap and trade" is a system used in many countries to regulate pollution. The proposal of a cap and trade system to control green house gas emissions has spawned controversy in the United States.

  • What Are the Effects of Fuel Combustion on the Ecosystem?

    Burning fossil fuels for heat and energy produces a significant amount of air pollution. This pollution can harm plants, animals and human health. Many people are looking at alternative energy...

  • How to Obtain a Copy of the Presidential Inauguration Speech

    People desire to get a copy of a presidential inauguration speech for a number of reasons. Often this speech will motivate them to make a difference in society or could provide a phenomenal...

  • The Difference Between Policies & Laws

    Policies and laws are critical components of our society and government. They establish public priorities, help maintain order and safety, and play an important role in shaping the political and...

  • What is the HUD Government Program?

    The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is federally financed and designed to assist troubled homeowners and financially challenged people access "affordable housing free from...

  • Why Do Some U.S. Flags Have a Fringe on Them?

    Fringe has never been officially adopted as an element of the U.S. flag. "Our Flag," a book published by the U.S. House of Representatives in 1777, the year the flag was adopted, doesn't mention...

  • What Is the Proper Way to Display the U.S. Flag on a Vertical Wall?

    The United States flag is an important part of our U.S. history and is a proud reminder of the freedoms we enjoy in this country. Displaying the flag is an important addition to many meetings,...

  • Restaurant Fire Safety

    Fire prevention and safety are of special concern to the restaurant industry. The environment of any restaurant includes the potentially dangerous combination of heat, open flame, abundant...

  • How to Win a Local Election Part III

    The following are some electioneering techniques you want to take into consideration whenever you begin your COA development.

  • How to Stop This Recession - NOT by Spending - FOOLPROOF Answer

    Last Tuesday, President Obama said we could "spend our way out of this recession." You must be kidding! Shall we get deeper in debt (personally and nationally) in the process?? Yikes!...

  • Philosophical Concepts & Development of Political Systems

    Nearly all political thought arises out of philosophical ideas. There is rarely a politician who has not had some training in philosophy. Some of the largest political movements in history came...

  • How to Request Government Documents and Data

    Whether you are a researcher, an activist or just a curious citizen, requesting data from the government is an important part of learning about what activities the government is engaged in and how...

  • How to Start a (Peaceful) Revolution

    The term “revolution” simply refers to fundamental change that takes place over a short period of time. Of course, revolution also refers to a spinning or revolving of something, like a car wheel...

  • How to get America back

    To get America back to a country for the people will take alot of time. There is to many wrongs in the United States to make it our country over night.

  • What Is a Medicare Managed Care Plan?

    Medicare Managed Plan, also known as Medicare Advantage, helps cover the costs that Medicare does not pay. It essentially exists to fill in the gaps that Medicare recipients might experience....

  • How to Be Reviewer of a Federal Grant

    The federal government recruits reviewers to evaluate grant proposals for grant programs that offer billions of dollars in grant funding every year. More than half of government grants are...

  • Reason for Sealed Court Records

    Court documents are a part of public record. However, some of these records are not always available to people outside of the case. Sealed court records are found in civil, criminal and family law...

  • What Is a Contemporary Progressive?

    Contemporary progressives encompass a wide range of political beliefs. Most commonly, the term contemporary progressive is used to describe modern day leftist beliefs, distinct from the late 19th...

  • Progressive Struggle Vs. Imperialism

    Since the beginnings of the movement at the turn of the 19th century, one of the primary concerns of progressives has been the struggle against imperialism throughout the world.

  • What Are Progressive Educational Policies?

    Generally credited as beginning with the philosophies of John Dewey, progressive education refers to an educational approach that is focused on teaching children to be engaged participants in a...

  • How to Win a Local Election Part II

    Now that you have decided to run for elected office, you have to campaign in order to win. Campaigning can be difficult and daunting in the best of circumstances. If you are prepared and have...

  • The Effect of Presidential Elections on the Stock Market

    The stock market often moves in cycles some try to use them to predict future movements of the markets. One tool that many traders and investors use to assist them is the Presidential cycle.

  • Why Is the Dollar Falling?

    The U.S. dollar is worth less today than it was a year ago. Many factors have contributed to the steady decline in its purchasing power over the past decade, but few are as prominent as the five...

  • Who Checks An MP's Expenses?

    An MP, or Member of Parliament, is a political figure representing voters in a Parliament style government that is prominent in the United Kingdom and its former colonies. MPs in the United...

  • How to Become a State Delegate Representative

    While most people know about national elections and voting for their congressmen, senators, and the president, there are state-level elections that are often voted on at the same time. One of...

  • Progressive view on the purpose of government

    Progressives generally favor active participation on the part of the government to correct society's ills in the economic realm. However, progressives tend to prefer a hands-off approach when it...

  • How to Plan a Successful Fundraiser Walk

    Gandhi said to be the change you seek in the world. Be the courage, generosity and progressiveness that you wish to see in your organization. Use that philosophy to create a successful...

  • Political Meaning of Liberal Progressive

    According to the Encyclopedia 2 Free Dictionary, "liberalism assumes that people, having a rational intellect, have the ability to recognize problems and solve them and thus can achieve systematic...

  • Duties of Code Enforcement Officers

    According to the City of Chino Hills, California, a code-enforcement officer's job is "to perform a variety of duties involved in the investigation of potential violations and the enforcement of...

  • Constitutional Vs. Progressive

    In 1789 the newly-ratified U.S. Constitution became the supreme law of the land. The document precisely details both the powers and limitations of federal and state government. There is a type of...

  • How to Add to a Political Mailing List

    When fighting for a political cause or getting the word out, you will find mailing lists can be useful tools. Whatever the size of your mailing list, expanding it will only help your cause. Adding...

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