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Shaping America: Civil Rights, Media Influence, and Political Ideologies: Politics of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

This assignment explores how civil rights movements, media, and political ideologies have shaped modern America.

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RunningHead: POLITICS OF YESTERDAY TODAY AND TOMORROW1Politics of Yesterday, Today and TomorrowName:Instructor:Professor:Date:In your paper, you discuss key historical civil rights events and their influence on Americansociety today, as well as the media's role in shaping public opinion on government policies.Drawing from the information you provided, explain the significance of President Truman'sexecutive order 9981 and how it contributed to the fight against racial segregation in the military.Additionally, analyze the ethical implications of tax policies promoted by Democrats andRepublicans, and how these policies reflect differing views on wealth distribution and economicgrowth. Finally, considering the differences between Democrats and Republicans regarding laborand free trade, discuss the ethical impact of each party's stance on minimum wage and free tradeon American citizens.Word count: 2000-2500 words

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