The correct answer to this open question is the following.
I could apply Socarte's ideas in today's world, as follows.
Socrates said: "A system of morality which is based on relative emotional values is a mere illusion, a thoroughly vulgar conception which has nothing sound in it and nothing true."
A moral system of values in today's world should be the kind of consistent and valid moral values that must be followed by people on all occasions, not only when it is good for them or their interests. Ethics and moral values are written in stone and should be applied by virtuous people in every moment, although it means to expose some or something. High morale means firm and untainted conduct that serves as an example of leadership under any kind of circumstances.
<span>Some people have questioned whether the grants in aid program
gives the national government too much say in matters of State and local
concern. The American federal system recognizes strictly limited federal
involvement in matters of state and local concern arousing concern.</span>
The US forces passing the 38th parallel would be your answer.
The Boston Tea Party was a protest against The Tea Act in 1773, which was an act that helped the East India Company (a British tea company) that had fallen into debt. The act allowed The East India Company to ship its goods directly to its own agents in America without letting the colonist trade the tea. The colonists felt that this was unfair to the merchants and wholesalers who had been selling tea as their trade. The punitive acts that the British Parliament had been enforcing were nicknamed ''The Intolerable Acts'' by the Colonist after they had been punished for protesing for their rights.
The statue was called the greatest hypocrisy of the 19th century because it was supposed to represent LIBERTY, yet woman could not vote in the United States.
