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In reply to the discussion: This Fall, Florida Students Will Be Forced to Take "Anti-Communist" Classes [View all]ancianita
(43,286 posts)8. I hear you, though the real problem at the time was to get the U.S. Constitution ratified by a majority of states.
Yes, there was compromise. That said...
The Constitution has not been perfect, but other nations' constitutions (roughly 100) are still modeled after ours. Countries that have adopted structures or principles from the U.S. Constitution include Japan, Chile, the Philippines, Brazil, Argentina, and many in Latin America.
Elements Adopted: Common elements inspired by the U.S. model include a written constitution, a presidential system, federalism, and the concept of judicial review.
Only recently have many used the Canadian Constitution as their model.
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This Fall, Florida Students Will Be Forced to Take "Anti-Communist" Classes [View all]
Ranting Randy
Wednesday
OP
You're joking, right? You think a neo-fascist org like the Heritage Foundation is communist? Seriously?
ancianita
Wednesday
#5
To be fair, though, Florida also requires that students pass a Florida Civic Literacy Exam (FCLE), which covers
ancianita
Wednesday
#4
I hear you, though the real problem at the time was to get the U.S. Constitution ratified by a majority of states.
ancianita
Wednesday
#8
What a weird course title. It would be more accurately labeled Capitalism vs Communism, both being economic ideologies.
ancianita
Wednesday
#9
It might be useful if they teach it along with other systems like socialism, democracy, totalitarianism, and anarchy
FakeNoose
Wednesday
#11
Almost fifty years ago, I had to take "Comparative Political Systems" to graduate high school in FL.
eppur_se_muova
Thursday
#16
It should be a comprehensive class on uncontrolled capitalism as well but it won't.
cstanleytech
Thursday
#17