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1. Athenian democracy was exclusive. Women, slaves, children, and resident aliens did not have citizenship and could not vote. They did not have any influence on the government at this time.
2. Alienation of political power was absurd to the Greek people. Elections were held through a lottery/chance technique, and they only personally selected their military leaders (like Pericles). "The quintessentially democratic method was selection by lot, a practice that embodies a criterion of selection in principle opposed to the alienation of citizenship and to the assumption that the demos is politically incompetent"
3. Citizenship was determined in a different way, "In ancient Athenian democracy, the right to citizenship was not determined by socio-economic status; but the power of appropriation, and relations between classes were directly affected by democratic citizenship"
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<em>Intelligence purposes.</em>
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US Patriot Act was made a law on October 26, 2001 by US president George W. Bush. Its main purpose is to discourage and punish terrorist acts in USA and empower the law enforcement investigatory tools.
Its full form is "Uniting and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tools Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism Act" of 2001. Although it empowers the Law enforcement agencies it also violates the fourteenth amendment as it allows the government to conduct a search . Feingold was the only senator that voted against this act.
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Spain attacked British forts and military outposts
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<span>> How much will it cost to train the staff to effectively use the machine?
> How many patients will they need to treat in order to pay for the machine?
> Will it provide a significant benefit to the neighborhood or should they spend their money on something else that might serve the population better?
> Will they have to give up a crucial health service in order to have the dialysis machine in the clinic?
It is important to weigh all the cost, urgency, importance and utility of the equipment before purchasing it.</span>
