How does federalism affect Military women being allowed in combat roles?

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We are supposed to choose a policy we would like to write about and compare it to federalism. I chose Military women in combat roles. I must provide a thesis statement and historical information

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Military Allowing woman in Combat Roles Military Allowing Women in Combat Roles Chellbee I. McKnight POL 201 – American National Government Ashford University Andrew Tuholski August 19, 2018 1 PAPER TITLE HERE 2 Military Allowing Women in Combat Roles This is where the introduction for your paper should begin. You should indent the first paragraph and include a hook to draw your reader in and make the topic interesting. Your introduction should also include an overview of the main points you will discuss in your paper and conclude with a concise thesis statement of 25 words or less that clearly summarizes what your paper is about. Please be sure to not refer to the paper in your paper. For example, “In this paper, I will discuss…” is not appropriate for formal writing. Also, your paper should not use words such as I, we, or you. For more suggestions, please read about thesis statements on our Ashford Writing Center website: Thesis Statements. 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MILITARY ALLOWING WOMAN IN COMBAT ROLES
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Military Allowing Women in Combat Roles
Chellbee I. McKnight
POL 201 – American National Government
Ashford University
Andrew Tuholski
August 19, 2018

MILITARY ALLOWING WOMEN IN COMBAT ROLES

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Military Allowing Women in Combat Roles
For many years women have been perceived to be the weaker faction of the human race
because of their gender. Male chauvinism is a factor that has influenced many people to consider
women as people who are not worth for combats. However, the women themselves have
constantly had different thoughts and opinions on the matter as they believe that they can do
what their male counterparts can do. In the traditional settings, the role of protecting the society
which can also be perceived as the military role in the contemporary times was left for the men.
Therefore, as women strive to get int...


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