External and Internal Threats

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1) There are many external and internal threats made to the states. Some examples of external threats are terrorists, and other nation’s armies. Some examples of internal threats are terrorists, and the United States own citizens.
External threats made to United States are very serious. They include attacks on U.S. soil or on U.S. citizens. September 11th was a very major attack on both U.S. soil and U.S. citizens. There are also threats made by other nation’s armies. Like Iraq’s leader having nuclear weapons. That is a major threat on the United States. Even though nothing has happened from that we just know that it’s not a good idea that they have nuclear weapons.
Internal threats are also a serious thing in the United States. September 11th was also an internal threat because there people who flew the planes were taught how to fly here in the United States, and they lived here for many years. Another internal threat is United States citizens. Many people just don’t believe things our government says and so they decided its right for them to take action upon it.
External and internal threats are a major problem for the United States. Terrorist, other nation’s armies and the United States own citizens are a big part of this problem. A very tight nation security level is one of the only real solutions to this problem.

2) Equality is, as defined by Aristotle, the equal consideration of interests for humans. I feel it is a very desirable thing. It is best thing for people as long as all of their interests are considered. There are several forms of government which treats all interests as meriting consideration. They are monarchy, aristocracy, and polity. In these three forms of government, no matter how many people are involved in the process of ruling, the interests of all are served by the state.
If equality isn’t shown by a form of a government like in tyranny, oligarchy, and democracy, t...