4 Problem that couls Unites States of America
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Four potential problems that could undermine the United States are: 1) continued globalization without limits that misunderstands the concept of free trade, 2) a two-party political system that results in a winner-take-all approach where ideas cannot be discussed and voter turnout is low, 3) immigration issues including a lack of understanding of American culture and disputes from different religious backgrounds, and 4) uncertainty around what President Obama's policies of restarting Middle East peace talks, addressing Iran and North Korea, and resetting relations with Russia will actually achieve.
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- 1. 4 PROBLEMS THAT COULD SINK THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
- 2. Continued and Indiscriminate Globalization Concept of “Free – Trade” misunderstood Aversion to the prospect of TAXATION
- 3. The Two Political Party System Winner – Take – All Results Ideas cannot be discussed – 46% do not even bother to vote
- 4. Immigration Little knowledge & appreciation of American culture Disputes due to the clash between people of varied religious backgrounds
- 5. Policies of Obama Restarting Middle East peace talks Defanging Iran and North Korea A "reset" of relations with Russia
- 6. CONCLUSION What, exactly, did "Change you can believe in" – the hallmark slogan of Obama’s campaign – actually mean?
- 7. THANK YOU Fatima Abbas Namrita Shankar Eram Khan Surabhi Agarwal