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Cuban Missile Crisis: A Tense Confrontation That Almost Led to a War
The Cuban Missile Crisis almost led to nuclear war.
Sociopoliticool
September 4, 2026
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What Is Sociopolitics? Where Sociology and Political Science Overlap
The “social” and the “political” are not separate worlds.
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The Philippine Government Explained: A Balanced Separation of Powers
The Philippine government is democratic, republican, and presidential.
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History
Korean War: Why Korea Is Divided Into North and South
Kim Il-sung wanted to unify Korea under communism.
Mary Jane Santos
August 28, 2026
Grade 4
Elements of a State: How Did the Philippines Become a State?
The Philippines became a state only in the mid-20th century.
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August 24, 2026
Definition
What Is Demagoguery? Why Does It Work in Democratic States?
The first well‑known demagogue was Cleon of ancient Athens.
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August 21, 2026
History
Labor Unions: How They Transformed the Modern Workplace
Even non-union members benefit from labor unions.
Alexia Dominique Reyes
August 19, 2026
Definition
Democracy: Demagoguery, Corruption, and the Poor
Democracy is the most common form of government.
Mikaela Santos
August 14, 2026
Definition
Oligarchy: What Happens When the Ego Rules
Oligarchy is the corrupt version of aristocracy.
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August 7, 2026
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Great Dialogues of Plato Book Review: Plato’s Philosophy
Plato said that societies should be led by philosopher kings.
Alexia Dominique Reyes
August 5, 2026
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