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Donna Miller earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. She is motivated to participate actively in politics so that her voice can be heard and she does not have to depend on others to determine her fate. She would like to see term limits for congressmen and more active women in politics. This course taught her that the president has limited power while Congress has most of the power. The most important issue is motivating and educating future generations on the importance of voting. She believes the Second Amendment, which allows citizens to protect themselves, is the most important amendment. Through this course, she learned that voting is fundamental to the USA and starts with citizens, and the votes have impacts that role through the entire political system for the next four
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- 2. My Motivation: I am a strong-willed female. I chose to become an active participant in our political system so that my voice could be heard. I don’t want to depend on anyone else to determine my fate or outcome. The only way I can prevent this from occurring is by actively participating and making a difference. One thing I would like to see implemented are term-limits for congressmen. This would allow for new opinions and refreshing ideas. One thing I would like to see stay the same is the amount of active women in the political system.
- 3. Lessons Learned: • This class has allowed me to gain a much better understanding of our political system. Being a year full of political events and being enrolled in this course I learned a extensive amount of information regarding how the presidency actually works. I learned that the president has little power and that the congress the majority of the power. Through this course I have had the desire to dig deeper into learning about the presidents role in running this nation.
- 4. Important Issue: • I believe the most important issue that is applicable to future generations is motivating and educating on the importance of voting and the role it plays in our society. The forthcoming generation will one day be running our country. It is important for the next generation to be educated and informed to further advance the nation to succeed.
- 5. Most Important Amendment: • I believe the 2nd amendment is the most important of the 27 amendments. This particular amendment allows the citizens of the United States to protect themselves. In every situation it cannot be assumed that the government or law enforcement will be present to protect us. There are many countries across the world where it is illegal to own a gun. I am reassured by the idea that if something were to occur that I could protect my family.
- 6. Take Away: Through this course I have learned that voting is the foundation of the USA and it starts with the American citizens. When the people vote they create a domino effect that plays a role in the entire political system and how it will be managed for the next four years. I realized how important voting is and I plan to educate my children in the importance of filling out a ballot.