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    Of Mice and Men had to deal with. In John Steinbeck's novel, Of Mice and Men, many characters were limited in what kind of lives they could live because of their limitations. The character by the name of Crooks had to deal with his limitation of being African-American during the early 1900’s when racism was accepted. If a caucasian were to say he did a bad thing…

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    Student Debt

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    attend will, almost without fail, graduate with a growing debt that will only make starting a responsible adult like even more treacherous. The issue of student debt, in no way, ends with the students. It affects businesses, schools, government, and cripples economic…

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    poor lifestyle without the whites help. Moreover, a reader can tell that the average slave owner feels as the South’s labor system is just as good (if not better) than the North’s; displaying again that planters have no quarrels with enslaving human beings. Despite the fact that each opinion is riddled with biases, they allow a historian or student to receive accurate glimpses into the personal beliefs of two alternative perspectives in an era of rising…

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    President Franklin D. Roosevelt 's New Deal program, a plan to reverse the issues created during the Great Depression, was met with a number of intense criticisms and opposition. Two particular critics of the New Deal program included Roosevelt 's predecessor and political opponent, President Herbert Hoover, who was blamed for the Great Depression, and Minnie Hardin, a taxpaying farmer disillusioned with what the New Deal had created. Roosevelt 's New Deal, according to The American Promise Vol.…

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    Germany would go to war against Russia in August 1914, a Nation still underdeveloped with its economy and technology (RUSSIA IN WORLD WAR I, 2018), which would all lead to a major disadvantage that would cripple the empire. Peasant starved and froze, all while husbands were off to war through drafting, struggled to look after children. This had a negative impact over the army itself and Nicholas who did nothing more but gain unwanted views by Russians at…

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    countries, technology plays a significant role in the way our economy operates, how cities obtain power, and how information is shared. If technology was used to disrupt this state of living, this could lead to a detrimental chain of events that could cripple the very existence of how we live. The technology we rely upon has numerous strengths, but there are also weaknesses that come along with it. The biggest threat to technology is the growing concern of a potential cyber attack that would…

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    Two of these are style and audience. Style is a principle that can make or break texts because it contains the personality of the author. It breathes life into whatever is being written and places a piece of the writer within the text. In my personal writings I manage to leave glimpses of my personality and attitude towards the subject by the words I use, my sentence structure, and how I present the topic. It does not matter…

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    their recruitment methods since 9/11 to implement new and invasive method to recruit members to the organization. The United States made every effort to dismantle and to be proactive against global terrorism to immobilized al-Qaeda. The first step to cripple the recruitment process the United States has to understand the strategies, tactic and intervention to the opposing terrorist group. The violent acts that are committed…

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    If a tree falls in the forest, and nobody is around to hear it, then does it make a sound? You've most likely heard this age-old riddle before. The key to understanding it is recognizing what it's about -- the real question here is, "are events defined solely by their presence in human experience?". But what defines what a human experience is? Is the expression something that should be interpreted literally (in that all that is required is at least one human perceiving the event), or is it…

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    Jana Ata In The Sparrow

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    In the novel The Sparrow by Mary Doria Russell, the Jana’ata are arguably the VaRakhati beings that share the most similarities with humans. They have developed a complex society and their own morals and values, similar to those of earthlings. The other sentient species on Rakhat, the Runa, are much less advanced as the Jana’ata. Their perceptions of feelings and emotions are simpler and they live and work the same way their ancestors have since the Jana’ata established themselves as superior.…

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