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    I asked if that status of African Americans in the U.S., their status as sub-human had anything to do with the underwhelming physical space. Then, I looked at the exhibits, watched the twenty-minute film and realized that the atmosphere and formation centered on the monument and the small piece of ground. Still, it was underwhelming. Compared to places like the MoMA or the American Museum of Natural History, African American history entwined into American history seems as buried as the…

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    Native American history like others in history was scattered with stories of war. Whether it be the fighting of other tribes or conflicts with white settlers, their history was filled with bloodshed. In the days before the arrival of guns, battles could last days, and casualties could number in the hundreds. While eastern Indians fought almost exclusively to achieve retribution, southwestern Indians clashed with their neighbors both to avenge previous wrongs and to loot them of material…

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    have always been vital when it comes to the role they play in American history. Women have held many different roles throughout history whether it is that of moving from their country to a new unknown land, to farming on their family farmland, to helping in the war effort. Their roles are ever-changing. Women have adapted in all areas of their life, from working together or complimentary with men during the time of the Native American (Evans8). Women quickly changed during the fur trade. They…

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    The Gilded age is portrayed as one of the darkest time in American history. The Gilded age was the time between the Civil War and WWI; the U.S population and Economy were growing rapidly. It was 1880, the outside world looked beautiful, America was booming economically but things weren't looking so great in America. Theres many reason behind why that time period (1860-1900) was labeled the Gilded age. Not only was the Gilded age full of economic success but also immigration,labor, and lies.…

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    shock.’ ” These were the words of Los Angeles Police officers in 1992, in this same year one of the most violent riots in American History occurred. Due to the discrimination of the minorities in Los Angeles the beating of one man becomes the push needed to send the minorities, mostly African Americans, in South Central over the cliff. After the severe beating of an African American man named Rodney King and the trial that allowed the officers in question to walk free Los Angeles citizens of…

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    The American Revolution was one of the important battles in American History. Without the American Revolution there would not have been the great country of the United States. However, not everyone supported the rebellion and some did not support it just because they were scared of the unknown. Some even thought they would be treated terribly if we lost the war. There were many influential people who would have a significant part in American History. The American Revolution began in 1775, but…

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    American History X is a film about a high school student played by Edward Norton, who deals with the influence of a neo-Nazi group called the Disciples of Christ (D.O.C.) in Venice, California. The character played by Edward Norton is named Derek. In day-to-day life, Derek and his younger brother Danny, played by Edward Furlong, grows up in a household where their father displays racist tendencies in reaction to school assignments from Derek’s English teacher. The racial tension is always…

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    Thomas Paine “Common Sense” contributes to American history do to the fact that in his essay he’s talking about the radical American Revolution. Thomas Paine was born in 1737. Thomas was raised in an English market town his parents owned a small grocery store. His parents were able to send him off to school before his father introduced him to corset making. A few interesting things I learned about Paine was that he used to be a preacher, a seaman, a teacher, and a tax collector. November 30 1774…

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    American football is arguably one of the nation’s most prominent pastimes. Dating way back to its original inauguration in 1869, the NFL grew to become one of America’s top tier sports league. In early 2000 the NFL was dominating the playing field, drawing in league revenue that soared over roughly 4 billion dollars. Vince McMahon, (founder of WWF) saw the league as a profitable investment and decided to form a new competitor. On February 3rd, 2000 a new football league was announced, The XFL.…

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    The times in American history that are demonstrated in Colonial Williamsburg are extremely important. This living museum is all about learning about the colonial times in Williamsburg. The four buildings that were mainly important were the Bruton Parish Church, The Magazine, Capitol, and Governor's Palace. It gave us a place where the Americans could be inspired, it also gave us a form of government and trial, and many important documents and meetings were held and made there. The Capitol is the…

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