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How would an act utilitarian make a moral decision?

According to the theory of act utilitarianism, a person's actions are only moral if they achieve the best possible results in that specific situation. A simple example is copying from a classmate during scho...
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Why did Protestants consider Catholics unpatriotic in Bismarck’s Reich? What were the sources of the German Kulturkampf?

During Bismarck’s reign, Catholics were not well perceived by Protestants, particularly the conservative Protestants and the liberals. In the wake of the industrial age and technological progress, most Germa...
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Solve the following inequality: 6x -3 > 3x + 9

First, we start by moving the x's all over to one side. These are our undefined variable and it is important to keep them together. To do this, we take away 3x from either side and we get: 3x - 3 > 9 Now,...
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How far do you agree that the Nazi Party was no more than a 'fringe irritant' in German politics in the years 1920-1929?

The Nazi Party only being on the fringe of German politics was certainly true when one looks at the start of the 1920s; but by 1929, their power had grown substantially. In 1920, Adolf Hitler joined a party ...
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Define the term friction

This is the force that resists movement between two surfaces which are in contact.
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