Essays on Politics

Prior to the American Revolution, there was a long and solid develop to the war. On the off chance that we see this come up we will see the strain working as well as the majority of the 5 things that you requirement for a…

That much is clear whether you are talking about Nigeria, Somalia or India—the country I live in. It strips the common man of his property, his dignity and most importantly his rights. The idea that someone in power can unjustly live a life of luxury…

Anyone who wants to tackle corruption must be willing to go all the way. There are no shortcuts – Oby Ezekwesili. Abstract This essay explores corruption in Nigeria, its negative effect, and the fact that it’s becoming accepted almost as an everyday norm. Though it…

Nigeria is one of the wealthiest countries in Africa. This is because it has copious amounts of natural resources such as petroleum, natural gas, tin, iron ore, coal and large educated class.. Despite its resources and relatively high Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Nigeria has immense…

John Fitzgerald Kennedy was born on May 29th 1917 In Brookline, Massachusetts. His father, Joseph Kennedy, was a successful businessman and politician. Joseph was a very influential figure in the Kennedy household. After World War 1 Joseph Sr. began buying chains of movie theaters in…

Shortly after noon on November 22nd, 1963 President John F Kennedy was assassinated in the state of Texas. Lee Harvey Oswald was to blame not only did he take John F Kennedy’s life but seriously wounded Governor Connally luckily, he would recover. Although there is…

Alienation as described by Karl Marx in Marxist philosophy, is a procedure through which capitalism upsets worker’s natural relationships to the products of their hard work, their labour, their self-consciousness and with other individuals. The troubling reality of coerced alienation is the thing marx implied…

How serious was the radical threat to the established political order in the years 1789-1803? In this essay I will assess the extent to which radicalism posed a threat to the established political order in the years 1789-1803. By assessing the work of previous historians,…

As one can imagine there are many steps before a law is put into action. As stated in the book in chapter 11, “Congressional powers; The authority to introduce and pass legislation is a very strong power” (Krutz 2017). When one holds majority power that…

Introduction After President Rodrigo Roa Duderte`s first State of the Nation Address, the idea of federalist transition of government put into action by urging both chamber of Congress, the House of Representatives and Senate. Because of this, the concept of federalism has been the eye…