Category : Politics : Law & Legal & Attorney

What Was Templo Mayor Made Of?

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The people known as the Aztecs controlled much of Mexico between the 15th and early 16th centuries. A highly religious people, they built several temples in every city they built. Templo Mayor, or Main Temple, is the Spanish name for the main Aztec temple in the center of their capital city, Tenocht

Fair Measure of Damages

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With growing pressure onFannieMae and Freddie Mac to reduce the principal balance on underwater mortgages across the United States, I's impreitive that weall understandthe scopeof thedamage. The public perception endures that so many American's bought homes that they could not afford, that

The Value of a Masonic Ring

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A masonic ring signifies several things to the wearer. Most of all, it is an outward symbol and reminder of the pledge and promise he has given to the fraternity. There are a variety of styles and symbols that can be chosen. There is no standard for the rings and the wearer can choose the design and

To Form A More Perfect Union

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The Constitution itself is the only ideology we Americans need. It contains the rules that we have over the course of more than two centuries agreed to follow in attaining the highest aspirations of our nation: "a more perfect Union... Justice... domestic Tranquility... the common defence... th

What Is Backdoor Spending?

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Backdoor spending refers to a political maneuver to sidestep the normal appropriations process by attaching spending legislation to proposed bills that have nothing to do with the spending rider, according to Nonprofit Hub. Back spending is a major part of the U.S. national debt.