The Fairness Doctrine was an FCC regulation that was established in 1949. Following the outcome of the Mayflower decision, the fairness doctrine required two mandates for both radio and television stations that must meet in order to get their licenses renewed. The first mandate required that all license must “devote a reasonable proportion of broadcasting time to the discussion and consideration of controversial issues of public importance”. The second mandate affirms that “by doing so the broadcaster

Marilyn Monroe was born June 1, 1929, in Los Angeles, at Gladys Pearl Mortenson (web.b.ebsocohost.com). Right after she was born her mother, Gladys, her mother, sent her to be cared for by Bolander Home,a foster family, sixteen miles away (web.b.ebscohost.com). Marilyn Monroe was in and out foster homes her whole childhood, so she really wasn't taught how to be a laby. The only thing she wanted was to be famous and be seen by many people. Gladys decides to remove Marilyn from the Bolander home (web

which was about the issue of Missouri becoming a slave state — favorable for the South not of the entire nation (i.e. sectionalism). The Monroe Doctrine provides evidence that nationalism has a greater role in politics. Document 4 (James Monroe, The Monroe Doctrine) The Monroe Doctrine helps because Monroe’s policy centered on nationalism and therefore this doctrine is influenced by it because it states that America is its own country and that it should be recognized as a nation. This chart provides

During the beginning of the new country known as America.Many of our founding presidents who helped build our country and set many precedents for following presidents to follow.Which include George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and James Monroe’s leadership on political policies created and strengthened the still growing nation. George Washington’s presidency had a great effect on the future government, as well as on America’s actions at the time. He made some great decisions. The nation

the president’s executive power has dramatically increased in cases of emergency and war. One such case is that of George W. Bush and his stance of preemptive strikes on Iraq known as the Bush Doctrine. The doctrine was met with much support, however, caused much controversy later. The Bush Doctrine, although allowed, was in violation of the Constitution and lacked approval from congress. Although the use of preemptive strikes was allowed due to lack of clarity in the constitution regarding

The Mormon Mistakes Throughout history, religion has negatively affected its own members. This is especially true with the Mormon Church, a denomination of Christianity founded in the 1820s. This church like any other has helped better people 's lives in spiritual ways. However, there are people that are denied this betterment, people that are discriminated against, and people that are being lied to. This is a problem the church must take ownership of, and solve. Thus, the Mormon Church negatively

The majority of this occurs in the United States from just after the War of 1812 up until the end of Jackson’s presidency in 1837. Most of this time is about how the U.S. had a lot of nationalism and let the government do many unconstitutional things.The United States was feeling great after winning the War of 1812. Therefore they let the government make and do the majority of the stuff that they would like. They created things such as the Second Bank and made taxes that were unconstitutional. To

the injustice and cruelty that runs rampant in the world, it is unsurprising to become determined to make things better for tomorrow. A moral grey area is the only thing separating those making positive changes and playing judge, jury, and executioner. Commendable yet unreasonable, leaders’ whose sole purpose in life is to fix what they see as wrong with the world fall prey to thinking there is only ally or enemy. They harm those they are trying to liberate in the long run. This is the downfall