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    people can relate to that. There is a specific type of pyramid that helps demonstrate what needs need to come first and how to achieve that. Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs is meant to show the different classes and needs that person wants to meet. Abraham Maslow, a humanistic psychologist, came up with a pyramid that acts as a guide for those who want…

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    There were high hopes for the Reconstruction era, after the civil war, in 1865. Throughout the eleven year Reconstruction era, newly freed African Americans had hopes of a better life with radical Republicans on their side. By the end of Reconstruction in 1876, the hope for African American equality had been lost. The goal of Reconstruction was to rebuild the south, reestablish the union, and rebuild southern society without slavery. However due to prejudice in the south and a lack of care from…

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    explain that the attack was not performed by the Union. U.S History.org says, “The majority of northern newspapers did, however, denounce the raid.” Even after the north tried to say this wasn’t their plan the south tried to say the attack was by Abraham Lincoln. This is number five on my list because this was a single man doing an action. John Brown had northern followers who thought he was a man with good intentions. This act alone created a since of edginess to the two sides dealing with…

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    Employee s who understand what is expected of them and receive regular feedback are more engaged and can make more informed daily decisions with their increased knowledge. BSWH cascades company goals and allows employees to set perso nal goa ls on an annual basis. This allows the entire organization to see where the company is going and to make sure the employee knows his/her role in helping in the achievement. This is the one thing I like the best, full transparency. The organization is…

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    As a major component of American history, slavery built the United States up economically before the popularization of industrialism; while, it devalued the laborers. (Credo slavery) The documentation of this became crucial to the abolition of the institution. Much of the period was recounted in slave narratives written by freed or escaped slaves. Narratives were used to raise African Americans from the stereotypes forced upon them and expose the cruel nature of slavery (Powerpoint). The…

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    The word freedom has all but one meaning and does not change over the course of history instead a different group of people demand to acquire it and their view of freedom varies from others in history. Rather those who in the similar discourse wish to obtain a level of respect from those around them, them being the people of the United States, be it male or female, European of Britain American usually white, they were the ones who set the bar for who is superior for the time being.Though not…

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    Conspiracy theories concerning the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln have been in existence since almost directly after the death of this great political leader. According to author Daniel Cohen, “there were hints, and sometimes shouts, of a wider and more sinister conspiracy.” In some instance, such suspicions seemed no more than murmurs. There may be a vast number of conspiracy theories but only a relatively small number of them receive scholarly attention, perhaps rightly so. But,…

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    George Washington vs. Abraham Lincoln (A Comparison of Presidencies) Two of the most famous presidents in United States history are George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. These well known, and well respected presidents have a lot of similarities, but they also have quite a bit of differences. How they compare is very interesting, and very important, to our nation’s foundation. George Washington President Washington played an enormously important part in shaping the function of the job and…

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    just in luck. Abraham Lincoln, the president at the time, swooped in and took charge. One of the most famous things he did was give the Gettysburg Address. The speech gave the people hope for the future, and the message from it carried on for generations. Without the war, there would be no Gettysburg Address, and people would not have learned about equality. Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president of the United States, was born on February 12, 1809 in Hodgenville, Kentucky (Abraham Lincoln,…

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    Anthony Osorio 51 History Period 4 William Grimes Everyone wants freedom, but what lengths are you willing to go to obtain it? Yes, slavery helped the economy, but separating people by race is immoral, and no person knows this better than William Grimes, writer of the first slave narrative Life of William Grimes, Runaway Slave. William Grimes was born in King George County, Virginia, he was the son of a wealthy plantation owner, Benjamin Grymes, Grimes’s mother was a slave on a neighboring…

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