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A 7 page research paper that discusses what it means to be American and then analyzes the record of the Bush administration. The writer looks at evidence that the Bush administration says one thing, but practices another policy entirely. Also, the writer argues that it has not been successful in the war on terrorism and that its policies constitute a deviation from many American principles. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
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official name for East Germany, for example, was the German Democratic Republic. As this indicates, simply referring to democratic principles or making claims to be acting in the best interests
of a population do not necessarily equate with true liberty. So, what does constitute a legitimate democracy? Conservatives, liberals, Democrats and Republicans all lay claim to being the heirs to
the traditions of the founding fathers. The student researching this topic seeks to examine two separate issues: what democracy means to the student personally; and secondly, how the current conservative
Republican administration is a threat to those principles. This writer/tutor, of course, cannot presume to say how issues, such as the economy, the environment, social responsibility, etc., affect the
student researching this topic. All I can relate is my own viewpoint, which is that of a middle-aged American woman and mother of two draft-age sons. Our society is
not perfect. It contains numerous inequalities and injustices. However, it also remains one of the most tolerant cultures in the world toward diversity and is the one place in which
I would want to live. In this country, information is open and uncensored. Even in free countries, such as Great Britain, there are more restrictive laws concerning criticism of the
government. In particular, concerning a worldwide perspective, it is the Moslem countries that are the most frightening to me as a woman. In these countries, women do not count as
fully-fledged human beings in their own right. In America, there is the presumption, updated from the eighteenth century, that all human beings, women included, are equal and should have equal
rights. As an American, I believe it is the duty of each generation to preserve the freedoms that we enjoy, as well as the environment in which we live, for
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