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    an American pastor, social activist, humanitarian and leader involved in the African American Civil Rights Movement. Martin Luther King Jr. is considered by many historians to be the single driving force of the civil rights movement, as he had a seismic impact on the mindset of politicians and the general population correspondingly. While there were some minor setbacks perceived in King’s goal of abolishing racial segregation, he managed to receive an influx of support from African American…

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    African American female artists define feminism through a different set of eyes then their counterparts. The feminist art movement began as a way to equality in the field of art, yet it had it’s own set of rules. Discrimination within white female art organizations made the African American feminist movement more than just sexism, this disregard made it also about racial stereotypes. In addition, the neglect from the African American male artists forced African American feminist artists to…

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    Sufferance can be described as a way of describing what African Americans went through their life, because of racism. In other words Madam CJ Walker wasn’t that successful but she was on her road to riches with brilliant ideas that changed the world forever: “Suffered from scalp ailment which resulted in hair loss, promoted her own products by traveling around the country giving lecture demonstrations.” (Foner and Garraty 1) Madam CJ Walker eventually established: “Madam CJ Walker Laboratories”…

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    Throughout history, historians have written about the various wars, conflicts, and revolutions that have taken place. However, these writings and publications were undoubtedly influenced by their individual views as well as what was thought of as the popular opinion at that time. The American Revolution was not an exception to this rule. It is important to note that in this historical period that a large number of the people truly believed that it was about the fight for liberty and against the…

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    British Declaratory Act

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    The second defining fact from encyclopedia says that often overlooked by historians,was that it established once and for all the British Customs service on the ground in America.As always,with armed foreing by boston was the place where enforcement met the most resistance.The seizure of two of john hancock vessels for smuggling violations in early 1768.Well the declaratory act was an act of the parliament of great britain,which helped the repeal of the stamp act.The declaratory act…

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    Miller, and it was published on August 24, 2017. 2. The article “Meet the people behind the file Hidden Figures” by Gerri Miller is about the people who helped the set up the mathematical side of the movie Hidden Figures – a movie about three African-American women who were behind the calculations that launched John Glenn into orbit around the Earth. The article talks about how all the mathematical statements and background information mentioned in the movie, including flashbacks and…

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    and our “Founding Fathers”, and Puritan ideology versus Enlightenment ideology have all played an exciting role in what it means to be an American. The subjects of religion, the concept of God, freedom, and the equal rights of man ties into what the beliefs were previously as opposed to how they are today. What does it mean to be an American? To be an American means that you possess the ability to uphold natural rights, have the freedom to discover yourself as a person, and not based upon…

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    Meaning of Dreams Langston Hughes’s short poem is on of his famous works it is likely the most common poem taught in American school. Hughes wrote “Harlem” in 1951, and it address one of his most common themes – the Limitation of the American Dream for African Americans. “Harlem” makes you wonder what happens to a deferred dream, wondering if it dries up like a raisin in the sun, or if it oozes like a wound and then runs. It might smell like a rotten meat or develop a sugary crust. It might…

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    Human Rights During the French and American Revolution During the French and American Revolutions some humans were treated very poorly and others not so poorly. The Americans treated their people with respect and dignity where as the French treated their people almost like they were property, they were charged more for certain items as well as being forced out of their homes. John Locke once said “government is morally obliged to serve people, namely by protecting life, liberty, and property”…

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    Reasons For Jfk Speech

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    And so, my fellow Americans, ask not what your country can do for you ask what you can do for your country. Said John F.Kennedy Today I will be telling you three reasons why JFK had a dream.My first reason is that JFK had a dream. My second reason is that Apollo 11 was the first trip to the moon by man to be accomplished. My third reason is how does it impact the world. Many of us know that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his speech on August 28, 1963, at the march on Washington for Jobs and…

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