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How to Avoid Answering Questions in a Political Debate

By objection21

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How many times have you watched someone ask a politician a question, and by the time the politician has finished speaking, you still have no idea what the answer was? Avoiding answering questions is commonplace in politics, but to do so ... more »

How to Comply With U.S.-Ethiopia Trade Agreements

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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The United States has had a tumultuous relationship with Ethiopia over the past several decades. Up until World War II, relations between the two countries were friendly and mutually beneficial. However, this changed when Ethiopia developed close ... more »

How to Prevent War in the United States

By objection21

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Although many believe that war is inevitable, there are steps that nations and governments can take to eliminate the need and possibility for war. Although certain theories do ring true in the arguments for why certain nations never go to war ... more »

How to Quickly Explain World War II

By Scott Cavanagh

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World War II (1939-45) was the greatest armed conflict in human history. The aftermath of the Great War shaped the last half of the twentieth century and continues to influence our world today. Just in case your children, spouse or friends ever ... more »

How to Stay Informed on the News of the Day

By Kenny Mack

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Most people skim over the newspaper over breakfast or casually pay attention to the radio as they drive to work in the morning. They may have an awareness of the day's top stories, but they probably couldn't answer any questions about it. Follow ... more »

How to SUPPORT Ron Paul

By Gump87

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This is an article on how you too can SUPPORT Ron Paul... more »

How to separate "your beliefs" from what's actually in your mind

By Larry Fike, M.Phil.

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You know those many arguments that we all seem to have, unfortunately, over "who's right and who's wrong"? All those words! What do we know about our minds that can help us break down some basic misconceptions that make it so ... more »

How to Think Globally, Eat Locally

By Fossman

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Over the last decade, the environmental consciousness of the U.S. has grown in tremendous proportions. Corporate natural-food markets have a firm grip in the marketplace, first supplementing, then overtaking local farmer's markets. Fads and ... more »

How to Win a Land War With Russia

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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There is a well known phrase that says, "Do not get involved in a land war in Asia." Many of the greatest leaders (Napoleon) and some of the worst (Hitler) have attempted to invade Russia and have failed miserably. Invading Russia is certainly a ... more »

How to Be a World War I Buff

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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World War I was a tragic, but crucial period of history. The bloodshed was mindless and it was a war that was fought simply for the sake of fighting. From the easily avoidable beginning to the endless bloodshed to the entrance of the United ... more »

How to Put the Career of Jimmy Carter in Perspective

By martygit

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The presidency of Jimmy Carter was marked by a series of unfortunate occurrences. He was certainly more beloved by the nation well after his term in office than he was in the late 1970s. One must take a step back and survey the whole picture to ... more »

How to Write Well Organized Essay

By TechsIn

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Writing a well organized essay is a brain consuming task if you want to write a well organized essay then you should read this, You will be able to categorize the essay and will learn art of moving the flow of words to the object.. more »

How to Be in the Apathetic Political Party

By RightCoastSurf

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Everyone has a political leaning: Liberal, Republican, Atheist, Steven Colbert. But where's the political party for those of us who just don't care about politics? Where is the President who cares about our needs as Apathetic people? Most of ... more »

How to Participate yourself in Earth Hour

By smilesatme1

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What is Earth Hour? Earth Hour is just a term that started in Sydney, Australia and it is a way to help fight global warming around the world by turning off all the lights possible to make everywhere a total darkness. Well, you can make your own ... more »

How to Debate the War on Terror

By objection21

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Since the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States, the U.S. and many other countries across the world have been engaged in an active war on terrorism. Many laws have since been enacted in the name of the War on Terror. Debating the war on ... more »

How to Get the Government to Address Global Warming

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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Global warming is one of the most important issues facing humanity in the twenty-first century. The steps we take now to address this looming environmental catastrophe will determine the kind of world future generations will face. Even people who ... more »

How to Get the Government to Withdraw From Iraq

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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The presence of the U.S. military in Iraq is one of the most contentious issues in America today. People have incredibly strong opinions on this subject, no matter what side of the issue they are on. It is a subject that sparks intense and ... more »

How to Research the Louisiana Purchase

By objection21

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The Louisiana Purchase is a business transaction that allowed the United States the acquire more than 800,000 square miles of French territory. The Louisiana Purchase included all of what is currently Arkansas, Missouri, Iowa, Oklahoma, Kansas, ... more »

How to Understand Russia's Role in World War II

By martygit

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The Soviet Union played the most critical role of any nation aside from Germany in World War II. That country were most prominent among the countries that subdued the Germans. One must sympathize for the Russians, who lost an estimated 24 million ... more »

How to Decide if Hillary Clinton should be President

By objection21

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Much has been made recently of the campaign of New York Senator and former first lady Hillary Clinton and her candidacy as the Democratic candidate for President. More than any other Democratic figure, Mrs. Clinton has managed to become a ... more »

How to Become an American Foreign Diplomat

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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An American foreign diplomat working for the United States Government serves in various positions in countries across the world promoting America's foreign policy. The Department of State handles all Foreign Service appointments, so that should ... more »

How to Petition the Government for Alternative Fuel Options

By eHow Culture & Society Editor

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The need for alternative fuel options is becoming clearer all the time. With an increasing dependence on Middle Eastern oil and environmental concerns over the use of fossil fuels, we need alternative fuel sources more than ever. However, up ... more »

How to Tell Enemies from Friends

By tconroy30

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President Abraham Lincoln said to do good to those who hate you and turn their ill will to friendship. He also urged us to never sell old friends to buy enemies. All very good in theory, but can we really tell our enemies from our friends. We ... more »

How to vote for President

By torque63

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A USA Presidential election is quickly approaching and do you know how to vote? I will show you how to make a decision based on an intelligent choice instead of an emotional choice. Vote smart and get your country back on track... more »

How to Analyze a Type II Deterrence Situation

By Jones39

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This article will teach readers how to analyze a Type II Deterrence situation... more »

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