Argumentative and Persuasive Archives

How did U.S. get all this power, What makes the U.S. think that they could just proceed into a country and do what they want, Who gave them this power anyways, Well, Im pretty sure that these are the questions that run through your minds each day after you hear news about the U.S. intervening in other countries. Basically, it all started after World War Two, when the U.S. and the Soviet Union got into The Cold War, a time period when these two nations major struggle was to accumulate the title o...

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Why Teens Run Awayfrom Home

I first want to start by saying that i have seen first hand the emotions and reasons why some teens want to run away . when you think of home , you think of a nice place where you feel safe and secured at all time because your with family , home should never feel safe one day and not safe the next. I feel like a lot of teens that run away from home , run away for numerous reasons such as To Much Disagreements which end in Auguring , fighting and a lot of negative energy , Peer Pressure they h...

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The Importanceof Self-Esteem

Self-esteem is an important part of being effective according to thebook because it gives you control over your actions. Self-esteem whichis the value you give yourself, the way you percibe yourself in theWorld consequently, affects the way people see you, the way youinteract with others. Also, it is the result of the difference betweenIdeal self ( what you want to be), and the real self (who you are).In addition, some people give value to themselves thanks to theirachievements in life which can...

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Why I Choseto Pursuea Degreein Mechanical Engineering

I chose Mechanical Engineering because I enjoy solving problems, working with my hands, and I am good at mathematics. First, I chose Mechanical Engineering because I enjoy solving problems. This relates to my degree because an engineers job is to solve a problem, from a customer, for known and unknown factors. In addition, I am required to think outside of the normal range of ideas and come up with unique solutions. Customers look for initiative solutions that will best answer their problem. Typ...

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The Advantagesand Disadvantagesof Fast Food

Fast food saves time. Today many people have a busy schedule and do not find time to cook. Taking away some ready made food is convenient for them. The media has made it known that fast foods are bad but after along day at work, the fastest way to satisfy your hunger is fast food. You do not need to stand in front of a cooker for several hours preparing and cooking a meal. Preparing a meal at home is a long process, starts with a visit to the grocery or supermarket to get ingredients, then more ...

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Stanly Milgrams Experiment

Stanly Milgram experiment thats based on obedience was ethical and his results were somewhat sufficient because subjects were never hurt in any kind of way. His subjects all had a positive outcome in different ways.Milgrams experiment was based on obedience he had subjects come in and answer questions. If the subjects had the wrong answer Milgram would shock them. The volts started at 15 volts and the maximum was 450 volts. The more the subjects got the answer wrong the higher the subjects had t...

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The5Hour Energy Drink

How is your 230 feeling, Says the guy from the 5-hour energy commercial. This product hit the market and made millions. Most people has that 230 feeling and this energy shot was intended to give you that extra boost to get you through the rest of your day. This 2-ounce bottle of 5-hour energy contains a blend of B-vitamins, amino acids and essential nutrients. It contains zero sugar, zero herbal stimulants and four calories (5-hour energy, 2013). 5-hour energy compares its caffeine to a cup of c...

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Reality Televisionis Fake

In the past five years reality television has taken off. Many people,including myself get wrapped up in these shows either to just simplypass time or in some cases actually try to relate to the characters.When you think of reality television you would assume that since it iscalled reality that it actually reflects with the life of real peopleand their situations. Two of the shows that I want to point out first isone of my favorites, The Real Housewives on Bravo. Bravo will find agroup of women i...

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Prioritizing Electoral Politics

We live in a capitalist society where the means of production are owned and controlled by a privileged few. Those in power decide what to produce, how to produce it, and how much it costs. The main goal is to maximize profits, which results in the exploitation of workers who work for low wages, little or no benefits, and in unsafe working environments (Larson Nissen 24). In addition, large corporations which make up the capitalist system control the government through tainted corporate money in...

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Video Games Are Educationalanda Good Useof Time

In this day and age, video games are a big part of the entertainment industry. Video games provide hours of amusement exploring worlds we will never see or ever step foot in, saving the world from aliens or demons, and shooting young teens in the face over online gameplay. Video games do bring up concerns to parents and other groups of people that video games are a waste of time and not educational, parents and people in general can be wrong about this point of view. Video games are a normal par...

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Societyand Viewson Sexualityand Race

Understanding social problems through theories and findings help us deal with our lives and understand society. Everyday the newspaper is filled with stories on social conditions such as crime, violence and environment. Because these are facts they are generally not too arguable. This aspect of society can be viewed without bias. Subjectivity, however, refers to making judgments based on personal feelings and opinion. It is really easy to make wrong assumptions because of another person or e...

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Why People Prefer Attending Community Collegesover Universities

There are people always say go big or go home,'' when it comes tochoosing college I beg to differ. Why go to an University, to go intodebt, to not understand class, or to have a weaker, second-guessingfeeling, The thoughts about attending an University are usually scarythoughts. Attending a Community college you can go debt free, getunderstanding in classes, and even have a stronger feeling about campus.Attending a University you tend to pay massive amounts of money. Having to pay so much mon...

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Rolesof Teachersand Students

I believe it is the job of the learner to take the initiative to learn,but it is also the position of the teacher to determine which methodswork best for the students. All too often students rely solely on theteachers to do all the work, a teacher can only take you so far, at somepoint the student must take control of their education. If a studenttruly wishes to learn they must, in fact, put forth the effort. The roleof pupils are to do their best to succeed in the classroom, whether thatinclude...

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Why Hasthe United States Refusedto Participatein International Institutionsand Treaties

In todays globalized world, the emphasis on international cooperation is much greater than in previous generations. International treaties, such as the Kyoto Protocol, and INTERNATIONAL governing bodies, such as the International Criminal Court, have started to create INTERNATIONAL norms, which many nations view as being major steps forward to a global political system being formed. Despite the fact that many nations welcome these changes with open arms, there are still many nations which are re...

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US Middle East Policy

Undoubtedly, the Unites States of America plays a major part in the political trends in the Arab world. Since the conclusion of World War II in 1945, the United States political ties in the Middle-East have expanded greatly. Despite its recent failure and biased policies toward Israel, most governments in the Middle East tend to gravitate toward and embrace the US. In fact, Arab collaboration with the United States and American influence in the arena of policy making in the region remains impen...

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