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A 9 page paper discussing diminishing democracy in the United States. Many of us have become cynical about our nation, grateful to be citizens of the world’s greatest nation but also cognizant of the many problems we have that appear to defy not only solution, but in many cases even accurate definition. Though our country was founded on the principles of democracy, in many ways we have become decidedly undemocratic. The paper reviews the philosophies of Kant, Mill and Rawls, concluding that Rawls has received far more attention than warranted. In efforts to be fully democratic for all, special interest groups have come to have far more “rights” than the mainstream. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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9 pages (~225 words per page)
File: CC6_KSgovtDemo.rtf
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lamented in 1941 that in attacking America, all that Japan had accomplished was to awaken a sleeping giant. The terrorist attacks of September 11 had the same effect as
they united Americans behind the concepts of liberty and freedom on which the United States was founded. Many of us had become cynical
about our nation, grateful to be citizens of the worlds greatest nation but also cognizant of the many problems we have that appear to defy not only solution, but in
many cases even accurate definition. Though our country was founded on the principles of democracy, in many ways we have become decidedly undemocratic. Early History
One of the shifts is evident in the change of attitude toward religion in the country. We say that the nation was founded on the
principles of religious freedom, but nothing could be further from the truth. The Puritans were a rigid and rather unloving group, so extreme in their beliefs that they were
ostracized and marginalized in their native country. Its true that those coming to the New World did so in order to find a measure of religious freedom, but that
freedom was only for themselves. Anyone not agreeing with the religious tenets of the Puritans was ostracized from all Puritan communities. Community
government was managed by members of the clergy at the time, and all judgments in civil matters were based on the teachings of the Puritans religion. Nathaniel Hawthornes The
Scarlet Letter provides a fictionalized account of the normal course of events as they would have occurred in the real world that existed at the time.
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