Such as the natural resource, voting rights, religion, and other
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Thebes was one of the main cities of ancient Greece.  Its mythological base goes back to the story of Oedipus, one of the major myth cycles of Greek literature.  Thebes was the center of the Boetian Confederacy.  You can find some basic information about Thebes here: http://www.infoplease.com/ce6/history/A0848374.html\nSome famous Thebans in the ancient Greek world were:\nPindar, the Olympic poet - Alexander the Great, spared his house when he destroyed Thebes in 336 B.C. \nhttp://www.livius.org/pi-pm/pindar/pindar.html\nPelopidas and the Sacred Band -  He was a general who formed the an elite regiment of male lovers that led Thebes to its greatest power.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theban_Sacred_Band\nFor a general background to life in ancient Greece try this site:\nhttp://www.timelessmyths.com/classical/greekworld.html\nit is one of my favorites, good luck with your homework.
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No, but the Republican party is sure touting that there is a war on Christianity to polarize certain groups because that will get them put into office.  There are also groups that think the US should be a theocracy but that is blatantly unconstitutional.  Sorry, it's a democracy where all of us have the same rights.
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none.... religious movements are all politically motivated
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soil, timber, oil, minerals, coffee, beans, water, Biotic resources, wind, tides and solar radiation, solar power, bauxite, coal, copper, gold, silver, diamonds, iron, precious metals, lead, limestone, nickel, phosphate, oil shale, rock salt, tin, uranium, and molybdenum, forests, fish, herbs.
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Your question is much too broad - narrow your question and I will try to answer.  They cannot have casinos, there are Indian child Welfare Act issues, there are treaty issues, etc.
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1st Amendment - The limitations on campaign contributions, the prevention of being able to express personal religious beliefs in school, the assault of the ACLU against Christian expression.\n\n2nd Amendment - the numerous gun laws\n\n5th Amendment. Money (property) is being forcibly taken from me and given to other people in the form of Welfare, Social Security, Corporate Welfare, Agricultural Welfare, Medicaid, Medicare, etc. "...nor shall private property be taken for public use, without just compensation." Where is my just compensation?\n\nThen there are all the intrusions of government into private businesses and lives, regarding quotas and smoking and the myriad other unconstitutional intrusions.\n\nThe ability to grow and smoke marijuana, if I so choose. I don't need a nanny.\n\nThe list is long.
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Civil Law, Natural Law, and the Law of the Peoples.
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gambling, gun ownership, drinking age, gay marriage, prostitution (legalization or not?), marijuana ...
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Its where the states got to chose if they wanted to be a slave state or a free state. I'm studing the SAME THING!!! Good luck!! =)
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Hi If you punch in  your city ,county, or state on SEARCH, you will find out all the issues that will appear on your ballot locally and state wide.The offices and candidates that are running for them.Good Luck     ROSCO
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There are several.  The main theme is the struggle between freedom and slavery.  \n\nThese links should help.  Good luck with your project.
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Some ideas here --> http://images.google.com/images?svnum=10&hl=en&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=freedom+of+religion&spell=1
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I agree with you.  Many states have an initiative process where people are allowed to vote on issues -- my state, California has this and there are always a lot of issues on the ballot for the people to vote on.  There are many issues where the politicians in Washington somehow are out of step with the people as a whole.  A nation-wide initiative process would be a great solution to this.
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movies\npolitics\nreligion\nfood\nsex
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Some states hold the property.
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I don't understand how this country (US) could be founded on religion when the 1st amendment guarantees the separation of church and state. Politicians who seek votes by professing their religion don't look like idiots to me. To me they come across as being anti-American.
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Well, aren't they already doing that with immigration and the ever election-looming issue of gay marriage?  (Note how we don't talk about gay marriage until it's election time...)