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    I believe the poem, “Night Journey,” written in 1941 by Thomas Roethke, is a first degree American writing. This poem talks about traveling west and shows patriotism. A common theme during this time (1941) was talking about patriotism and war. When “Night Journey” was written, there were significant things happening in the U.S.. There was World War 2, Pearl Harbor, The Great Depression, and The Holocaust. These times were very stressful for Americans and many writers directed their feelings…

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    United States it started in 1941 with the bombing of Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. The attack was ordered by Japan's Prime Minister Tojo Hideki. Once the war broke out in Europe, FDR called for a special session of Congress to replace the Neutrality Acts with Cash and Carry. The Neutrality Acts were to limit the US involvement in future wars. FDR had them replaced because he saw that we would be dragged into the war, whether we wanted to or not. On January 6, 1941, FDR made his Four Freedoms…

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    There is a part in the story where it is stated “wickedness was never easily banished, and a clean heart was a scoured heart,” (Jackson, 1941, p.174). One may believe that Adela is controlling because she wants everything to be her way, and if it is not it must be changed. Miss Strangeworth uses mean letters that she has written as a way to cleanse the evil in her town. People reading the…

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    Such was the case of the “introduction of mixed-sex AA batteries in 1941”, as many of the job requirements that needed clothes that were supplied to men but not women. As the Auxiliary Territorial Service‘s form of dress was the official ATS jacket, a skirt, and a ”beret bearing the ATS badge.” A form of dress that would…

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    Was Japan provoked into attacking Pearl Harbor? On December 7 ,1941 Japan attacked pearl harbor. Many americans said why did this happen. But, the truth is that Japan didn’t want to be controlled by the U.S anymore.Before the 1850s Japan believed in isolationism but, the U.S pressured Japan to open themselves to trade. The U.S also froze all japanese assets so, the japanese could make money anymore even there own property. The U.s also slowly decrease trading with Japan. Japan wanted to be a…

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    The 1941 proposed March on Washington was formed due to African Americans being denied access to better jobs during World War 1. The Great Depression that begun in 1929 to 1940 was one of the significant times in history that lead the proposed March on Washington to eventually organize in 1941. The Great Depression caused immense suffering to its American citizens but more so for the African American. As quoted by Langston Hughes “The depression brought everyone down a peg or two. And the Negro…

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    her foster family in Kilchberg. She attended school and she was trained as a nurse. With twenty years she was naturalized in Switzerland. After a year and half of work stay in Florence she went to work in 1941 in Switzerland by the Swiss Association for war-affected children. On November 12, 1941 Reiter was sent by the Secours Suisse to the Rivesaltes internment camp in the unoccupied zone of France. There, she did her best with puny resources to provide medical care, clothing and food for the…

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    America was a latecomer to join World War 2, they joined the war in December, 1941 after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor. They decided to join because they were the only hope to defeat Germany and Japan. The U.S President was unsure if he wanted America to join the war but he did know that the conflict threatened U.S security. The article “U.S Entry and Alliance” from History.com said, “The desire to avoid foreign entanglements and focus on domestic issues was widespread.” This backs up the fact…

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    The Day That Lived In Infamy While war in Europe and in the Pacific was in full scale, the United States remained neutral. It wasn’t until December 7, 1941 that America was forced to enter the war by the Empire of Japan. After Japan’s invasion of Indochina in 1940, diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Japan deteriorated. To discourage any further aggression President Roosevelt moved the U.S. Pacific fleet from its previous base in San Diego to the island of Hawaii. Japanese high command…

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    club and intended to wind up plainly a performing artist. He moved on from secondary school in 1938 and had not any more formal instruction. Rather, he gained from perusing works of such authors as Leo Tolstoy and Fyodor Dostoevsky, among others. In 1941 he turned into a paid essayist when the mash magazine Science Stories distributed his short story, ¨Pendulum¨, and he was a full time author before the finish of 1942. His initially book ¨Dark Carnival¨ was an accumulation of stories…

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