This document discusses Gwenetta Phea's views on political motivations, voting, and lessons learned. It notes that the civil rights and women's suffrage movements motivate her to vote. It also discusses wanting to change the voter registration timeframe and learning about the presidential election process. The document emphasizes that voting is an important privilege that past generations fought for. It also addresses the issue of low youth voter turnout.

1. Gwenetta
Phea
Business Management
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2. Political
Motivations
• Civil Rights
• Women's Suffrage
• These two movements
motivate me to vote to show
my appreciation from past
generations.
• Things that I would like to
change would the timeframe
on voting. The requirement
of having to registered with
30 days before the election.

3. I learned the hidden truth
to the Presidential elections
• Eventhough I learned the facts according to the
elections, the importance of voting remains the
same. A privilege that my forefathers fought for and
not all countries have this freedom.
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4. Political Issue
• I believe voting will a major
issue for the future generation.
Because at the end of the day,
most “Young people do not
vote.” This must change
especially for the state and
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5. The First
Amendment
The First Amendment to
the U.S. Constitution
protects the freedom of
speech, religion and the
press. It also protects the
right to peaceful protest
and to petition the
government. The most
important fundamental
right founded by the
forefathers of the
Constitution.

6. Lesson Learned:
• I learned the shared powers
of the federal and state
governments.
• I learned “eye opening
facts” concerning the three
branches of government.
• This course was an
interesting travel through
American History.
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