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Chinese Head Tax in Canada History Essay
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The amendment of the constitution resulted in the country’s institutionalization of human rights. As a result, Canada is globally recognized as one of the countries with high accolades for human rights practices. Nowadays, it is easy to note that most political agendas concentrate on addressing issues related to the practice of human rights.
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What Caused the Global Spread of English History Assignment
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English began to spread throughout the world in the 17th century. There are several reasons which can be attributed to this spread of English, including the British colonization period, industrial revolution, American economic power, and political leadership, and American technology leadership. The spread of English in the 18th and 19th centuries can be credited to the industrial Revolution.
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The Evolution of Human Rights in Canada History Essay
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Everyone is entitled to them based on the fact that he/she is a human being and has the freedom to do or choose whatever they or want. There are limits to these basic rights. The limits are there to ensure that an individual does not his/her freedom to infringe on others’ rights. The judicial system depends on these particular freedoms to define a just society.
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Japanese Modernity: The Past in the Creation of a Non-Western Modernity History Essay
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The Tokugawa Era emphasized individual differences in social and political beliefs underlying a sharply defined stratification of society constituted by samurais, peasants, artisans, and merchants. All these classes had their respective role in society. This compartmentalization discouraged nationalism and the development of national identity.
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Australia and the British Empire History Essay
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Europe first came into contact with Australia, during the 17th century. During that period, Australia was known as New Holland. Subsequently, in 1770, Captain James Cook claimed Australia for Britain. Initially, this new acquisition was employed as a penal colony, and the first of the convicts from England arrived at this place on 26 January 1788.
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Globalization of Buddhism History Research Paper
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Tambiah (1976 pp. 21) writes that Buddhism just like Christianity and Islam is a representation of autonomous beliefs in the knowledge field. Such ideas are based on the existence of a supernatural form of being whose very existence is to guide humankind in its relations with each other and its environment.
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The Various Types of Nations or Nationalism History Coursework
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The concept evades universal definition according to scholars, and Stalin’s willingness to use that definition may have been underpinned by an underhanded desire to exclude some groups, such as the Jews. The usual means employed by scholars to foster understanding of nation or nationalism is to classify the various types of nations.
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The Bounds of Australia and the British Empire History Essay
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The British system was deeply embedded in the Australian culture and it was widely believed that the British way underpinned the success of the colonies and that the British spirit and character were lofty and ideal. Third, Great Britain cultivated the continued loyalty of Australians by openly showing the importance of the latter to the Empire.
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The Influence of Buddhism on Trade Activities along the Silk Road History Essay
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Buddhist temples in China acted as learning institutions that brought together members of different societies and communities. This in turn fostered harmony and encouraged Buddhists to intermarry outside their communities. Intermarriages gave rise to strong business relationships among people trading on the Silk Road from both the east and west.
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The Quality of Indonesian Democracy Today History Essay
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Regardless of this opinion, it is apparent that Indonesia has steadily grown democratically since the reign of Soeharto or rather, after 1945. The democracy that is currently enjoyed in the country is a continuous process; not even something that can be attributed to the regime of Megawati and how Vice-President Hamzah Haz.  
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The Significant Change That Took Place in Medieval Europe History Essay
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The Europe medieval period is also called the Middle Ages and in most cases regarded as starting in the late 6th century. Researchers argue that this period lasted for about 1000 years.” The societies of medieval Europe were influenced by several factors.  The most important factors were the spread of Christianity, feudalism, and manorialism.
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Political Development in China from 1850 to Present History Essay
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It is quite essential to state that the word China was adopted from the Persian phrase Chin (چین); the word was adopted from the Sanskrit word Cina (चीन). The earliest record of the word China was founded in 1516 in a journal written by Duarte Barbosa who was a Portuguese explorer (Barber, 2010, p 194).
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The Cult of Serapis in the Unification of Greek and Egyptian Cultures in Ptolemaic Era History Essay
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The Ptolemaic era in the ancient Egyptian dynasty and the political rule is a well-documented era that clearly shows the development of civilization. The influence of the Greeks in the larger Europe before, and after the death of Alexander the Great led to the target of Egypt by one of Alexander the Great’s generals, Ptolemy.
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Aborigines Best Practice History Essay
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The families are called "local groups" due to the emphasis on the location and territory of the group. The antithesis to the tribe was the nuclear family. They went hunting and gathering through an area, but they were always open to come in touch with other tribes. Some of the eldest men of a tribe were responsible for the land and for other fields there were. 
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The Implications of World War II on Young People History Essay
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In the first section, the focus is on how young people living in Germany at the time of the Second World War were affected by the war. In the second section, analysis is based on the consequences that the war had on young people in England, France, and Belgium, considering that these countries were important theatres of the war. In the third section, how the Second World War affected young people in the United States is presented.
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Centre-Periphery Tensions in Dominant Javanese Culture History Essay
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The country has in recent years adapted its approach to such discord and has done much to lessen secessionist or autonomous tensions. This comparatively judicious perspective has reached to a point where other efforts to control Indonesia’s centrifugal tendencies are ineffective. The major Indonesian security threats are considered to be within.
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Tides of Conflict in Pacific Asia Based on History History Essay
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Some of the main reasons that contributed to the presence of war in the region are; decolonization, imperialism, great power rivalries, regional enemies, and the changing characters of the war.  These factors motivated the people to go to war at the time. For instance, Indonesia went to war with Dutch (colonizers) for the purpose of decolonization.
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Contextual Discussion of Argentine Revolution History Essay
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Democratization, a word that was coined by Samuel P. Huntington to explain the rapid timely conversion of autocracy to democracy provides an introductory approach to the process of restoring democracy in Argentina via Revolution. In this context, the ‘third wave, of revolution plays a vital role in Argentina’s process of restoring democracy.  
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Hitlers Master Plan to Annihilate the Jews Prior to 1941 History Essay
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Adolf Hitler was the chief architect who formulated what is known as the Nazi ideology. Born as well as brought up in a small town in Austria, Adolf Hitler failed as an art student and later became a member of the German army as a corporal. Just like many of his fellow compatriots, he was humiliated and embittered by the defeat Germany had suffered in the First World War.
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Australian Indigenous Literature History Essay
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Nice Coloured Girls is a film done by Tracey Moffat. Nice Coloured Girls serves to defy the myths that white people are always stronger than black people. The Aboriginal women in the film depict this by way of luring a white man, a captain, into buying them alcohol. As the four drink, the three women steal his wallet and escape.
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History of the Roman Triumph History Literature review
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The Roman triumph was a religious rite and public ceremony of prehistoric Rome carried out to publicly rejoice and consecrate the martial achievement of martial accomplishment of the army commander after winning an immense military success or initially and conventionally, a person who had successfully finished an overseas war.
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Indigenous Culture in Australia History Literature review
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The days of blatant expansionism and colonization seemed to have become a distant memory as globalization ushers in bringing free trade and blurred boundaries. The era of colonialism has been ended with decolonization, but colonial discourse is far from over. Colonialism remains a very important topic that is perpetuated by the so-called postcolonialism discourse.
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Development of anti-Semitic Persecution in Germany before 1939 and Twisted path to Auschwitz History Article
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As for Russia, Cold War is traced from Sir Wilsons’s 1946 Iron Curtain Speech. Other nations such as Britain, West Germany, France, and the United States takes the stand that Churchill’s Speech was a vessel to inform the world of Western beliefs and attaches Soviet territorial expansion being felt in Europe as the cause of the Cold War.   
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What Is Modernity and Why Have Sociologists Been so Interested in It History Essay
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The history of modernity can be traced back to the 17th century and the beginning of a revolutionary era of Enlightenment. To illuminate the importance of a comprehensive study of the social part of life by socialists, this study will identify and explore the essential characteristics of modernity.
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Indigenous Australians in Contemporary Society History Essay
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The historical path of the Indigenous people changed radically after the 18th and 19th centuries, that is, after the White settlement, when they were displaced from the lands and forced to submit to White rule. They were later encouraged to assimilate Western cultures into their Indigenous cultures.
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The Legacy of John F Kennedy as President of the United States of America History Essay
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In front of the audience, he publicly criticized the communist regime and even pointed out some of its faults which included the construction of the Berlin War. About the wall, he said that it prevented the people to leave the country to go to the administration that they deemed to be favorable for them.
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Opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People History Essay
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The survival and identities of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) people are expressed through culture and sports. Through art and sports, the indigenous people are able to express their culture vividly. They can also express their identity, history and their relationship to the land. Thus, sport is an essential element in the culture of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
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Relationship between Inner and Outer Conflict and Violence History Assignment
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Aggression is a form of behaviour that is characterized by verbal or physical attacks. It can take several forms which include being appropriate, constructive, self-protective, destructive, inappropriate, and even self-assertive. When aggression is directed inward, it is known as inward aggression, but when outward, it is known as outward aggression.
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Migration and Resettlement, Alienation and Assimilation History Essay
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I was born in Iraq. However, my family migrated to Australia between 1999 and 2000. My dad was the first one to move to Australia while my mother, my siblings and I completed the move to the country in 2000. My dad first moved to Australia in 1999. Since he did not have any documents that could allow his relocation from Iraq to Australia, he sneaked into the country as an illegal immigrant via Indonesia.
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The Position of Women after the Cuban Revolution 1955-1965 History Essay
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Men dominate hard science, engineering, and other technical fields. Women are also still underrepresented in the top government positions and the education sector. It is also argued that Cuba has more women in the national legislation than the United States but the truth is that they make up only 46 % of a parliament of over 600 legislators. 
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Maintaining Aboriginal Cultural Values through Art, Music and Literature History Article
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Different people all over the world have different cultures. In Australia, the Aboriginal culture is perceived as the most ancient surviving culture around the globe. Most communities lost their cultural values due to intermarriage and the lack of proper conservation methods for their cultural practices. During those days, people could not conserve their culture through scripts or writings.
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The Impact of HIV-AIDS on Sexual Behaviour History Assignment
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Over the years, communities have established the contexts within which people negotiate their social lives, sexuality and identities.  HIV/AIDS is one of the conditions by which identities and modifications in sexual behaviour have developed. HIV/AIDS is a globally recognized epidemic and since its discovery in the human populations, various theories originated about its causes and means of transmission.
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The 1951 Refugee Convention History Essay
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The ever-emerging trends of refugees’ situations pose serious challenges to the international humanitarian organizations that deal with refugees such as UNHCR. The existing framework of protecting refugees is inadequate and these inadequacies must be identified in ensuring refugees are fully protected and assisted.
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Britain's Centrality to Australia's Commemoration of War History Essay
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Australia at this point was an embryonic nation and perhaps on account of that it felt too scared to think of post-war values and issues with Britain had it declined to participate. The result was its losses and commemoration an attempt at turning an eye away from the bad part of history and focusing merely on the sacrifices of its men.
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The United States of America Emergency as a Post World War II Superpower History Article
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The United States' emergence as a post world war II superpower assisted in changing its acuity in the world. According to Murphey (2012, 97), Europe had been destroyed by the war, while countries in South America, Africa, as well as Asia that were still under colonial oppression were set free to follow their destinies.
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Analysis of the Two American Policies: The Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan History Essay
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As a result it became almost impossible for Europeans to come up with a comprehensive plan to properly utilize the America’s economic aid. In some cases therefore, the good intentions of the plans could not be realized by some European nations like in Sweden, as they lacked a comprehensive program for executing the plans.    
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Aboriginal Peoples Heritage History Essay
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The heritage of the Aboriginal people as well as past knowledge is very significant to Australia as a nation. The Aboriginal heritage forms an important part of the culture of Australia as a nation. It contributes to national identity and forms part of the history of the formation of the Australian nation. The indigenous culture is the oldest culture in Australia even prior to the coming of European settlers in 1788.
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Genghis Khan: A Hero or a Villain History Essay
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A villain is categorized through power, and he uses this power to attain his own ends. The actions of a villain generate problems and the hero’s tale is the procedure of resolving the problem through preventing the plans of the villain. Villains are powerful and opposed to the society and their crimes are not noble. 
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Why Has Economic Inequality Increased in Australia since the 1970s History Essay
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Since the 1960s most of the developed and developing nations have undergone some inflation of the in-country economic inequality. The thriving income gap in Australia has overlapped with the time of the growing introduction of nations to globalization through increasing flows of goods, services, capital, and labor through international borders.
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Immigration Museum and Cultural Diversity in Australia History Essay
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In Australia, cultural multiplicity is celebrated as a national force while museums are the agents through which such diversity is interpreted. Indeed, immigration museums represent and depict the multiplicity of the nation with the view of narrating the histories of migration. Some historians have reached a consensus that it is only in the past 30 years that migration histories began to be given prominence.
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Immigration History in the Immigration Museum of Melbourne History Essay
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The immigration museum of Australia in victoria is a site of presentation collection of historical pieces of evidence of Australia’s journey towards the cosmopolitan state it is today. The immigration museum attempts to create an understanding of the diverse background of migrants. This is done through a range of exhibitions, interactive programs, and festivals.
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Polybius and the Roman Constitution History Assignment
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A Greek by birth, Polybius had come to be a great admirer of the Roman republic.  Polybius chronicles the rise of the Roman Empire to his Greek audience and goes to a great deal to show how Hellenic virtues were the foundation of Roman success (Pelling, 49).  Polybius accounts for roman history between the period 220 BC and 167 BC (Walbank C, 181).
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Australia Is Located in Asia but Has Never Been Part of Asia History Essay
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Asia has not generally been considered in much of the Australian foreign policy agenda. However, its significance to Australia as has been guaranteed by its geographical proximity to Australia has to some extent meant that Australia’s location is within Asia. In which case, whether policymakers in Australia like it or not, there is little choice but to reconcile with the fact that there is a hovering mass of Asia in the Australian north.
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Japanese Culture in Contemporary Society History Essay
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Contemporary Japanese culture has different perceptions of baths. This is seen in the ways these baths are advertised at the moment and the way they were advertised historically. The modern baths are advertised for commercial purposes with most of the emphasis being built on the entertainment part of the baths.
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Comparison between the Successes of Marriage Equality in the United States and Australia History Essay
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For this reason, various definitions of marriage were identified, but for the concern of this research the following definition was used, “marriage is an inimitable legal status identified and bestowed by the government throughout the world”. It is all about love and commitment to the protection of loved ones.
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Testament of Racism in Australia History Essay
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The realities of globalization are now intertwined with modern forms of racism. Castles (1996) argues that while the traditional targets and victims of racism persist. In Australia, it is true that the policies toward asylum seekers are an obvious show of racism. Asylum seekers are people claiming refugee status with the eligibility of their cases yet to be determined.
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History, Honesty, Whiteness, and Blackness by Lillian Holt History Article
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In any multi-racial nation, interracial relations constitute an important national discourse that is worth interrogating especially when one race has a bearing over the other as they go down in the annals of history as a critical aspect of that nation and offers insights on nation-building. One such article is the work by Lillian Holt titled ‘History, Honesty, Whiteness, and Blackness.
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Sullas Program of Political Reform History Essay
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Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix commonly referred to as Sulla was a Roman statesman and general and is known for their various political reforms. Sulla is largely remembered for bringing its army into Rome, and the extra-legal killing of citizens.  Sulla is also known for his dictatorships, especially during the struggle between the populares and optimates.
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Roman Constitution and Legislation of Tiberius Gracchus History Assignment
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Constitution whether written or unwritten is the supreme document that outlines the framework of how a country should be governed by bestowing various responsibilities, roles authorities to different entities (Friedman & Sybil, 149). Over the years and globally since the origin of political societies, there are different kinds of constitutions adopted by various countries.
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The Senate & the People of Rome History Assignment
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There are different forms of government around the world. The operation of the government is governed by the constitution as the main reference. The constitution contains laws that indicate how the government is supposed to conduct its activities. Democratic and oligarchic are just, but two forms of the constitution.
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