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    starting a full-on war. He will be remembered throughout American history as the man that had no clue what he was doing with our country. Hopefully we will remember him and learn from his mistakes as intelligent and wise Americans. George W. Bush rose in popularity…

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    As the 35th president of the United States, John F Kennedy’s story was one that was studied several times over the years. His story began as a privileged young boy who was faced many ailments thrown his way. Growing up he learned to deal with these difficulties, and made the most of the blessings he had been given. His story continued into adulthood where he fought for a position he was passionate about, but was where his life was tragically cut short. The events throughout John F Kennedy’s life…

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    out, acknowledging Xia Jiang's discontent with a small wave of pleasure. By Xia Jiang's books, his uncombed hair and sleepwear probably translated to disrespect and disregard. "A real man rises before the sun," said Xia Jiang. By the time the sun rose, Jingyan had already interrogated Tong Lu and returned to his court to catch a quick nap, but Jingyan didn't correct the statement. He fixed the clasp of his cloak and watched Xia Jiang move about his room. There was a rather impressive swirl of…

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    Essay On Pol Pot

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    Pol Pot: Beast of the Southeast Of all the cruel and horrendous tyrants history has bedeviled upon humanity, Pol Pot is among the most evil and unforgiving. It was under his rule that from 1975 to 1979, millions of innocent lives were snuffed out during an event known as the Cambodian Genocide. The Cambodian Genocide was an effort by the tyrannical government of Cambodia, known as the Khmer Rouge, to establish a perfect communist utopia. They planned to do this by disposing of anyone in the…

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    Within the Reconstruction era, Gilded Age, and up to the Roaring Twenties, strong reformation movements have sprung up across the United States. The vast majority of the reformers grew weary of the terrible conditions in housing, jobs, government, and corporations. These reformers changed throughout the decades, most important of such reformers were the Progressives. Utilizing the power of journalism such as the Muckrakers, voting, progressive presidents, protests, and media, the strengthening…

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    RAMANUJAN’S CONTRIUTION IN MATHEMATICS: Ramanujan’s main contribution in mathematics discusses on mainly in the analytic also game theory and infinite series. He made many in depth analytics in order for the aim to solve various mathematical problems by bringing to light new and novel ideas that gave impetus to progress of game theory. He was such a mathematical genius that he discovered his own theorems of different kinds. Ramanujan stands upright most of the time, he is one of the greatest…

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    Mafia Theory In America

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    America has been the symbol of freedom for quite some time now, so it’s no real surprise that this is the country that many immigrants flocked to in search of better economic opportunities. However, that wasn’t exactly everyone’s main objective. By 1910 there were over 500,000 Italian immigrants and first-generation Italian Americans in New York City alone. Most were law-abiding citizens but there were quite a few bad apples who had escaped from the wrath of Benito Mussolini. To Mussolini, the…

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    The Stanford Prison Experiment: Understanding How Good People Turn Evil By Rawan Farook 16904008 Abstract We tend to think that there are two types of people, the good guys, and the bad guys. Both groups are believed to be born with specific characteristics that make them who they are or defines the way they behave and that whoever is in one category stays there no matter what. However, Dr. Philip Zimbardo didn’t believe so. And accordingly, he conducted an experiment to test the…

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    The culture of Ukraine is unique and different from each other, but among years it has been affected by its eastern and western neighbors, which is shown in its structure. The geographical conditions influenced the Ukrainian culture, curiosity of the historical procedure, as well as relations with other ethnic cultures. An important historical period in the Ukrainian culture was after independence. Ukrainian national identity exist from personal self-determination shared with others in the basis…

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    When the sun rose on the morning of the twentieth of April in the year 1999, it seemed like it was going to be just like any other Tuesday, but by the end of the day that turned out to be about as far from the truth as it could possibly be. That is because two seniors, Dylan Klebold and Eric Harris, arrived at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado, and made that small town a talking point for years to come when they began shooting at both their classmates and the staff members of their…

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