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    Historians agree that a generation “gap” was created in the 1950s between parents and teenagers, but not everyone agrees as to what caused American families to dismantle from its traditional cores and values. Some historians theorize that the introduction of Rock ‘n’ Roll is what caused the youth of that generation to separate from its’ parents and other adults. As J. Ronald Oakley proves in his essay, “God’s Country: America in the Fifties”, teenagers were not changing their values and morals,…

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    illegal, and setting a precedent of equality within the legal system. Brown v. Board of Education is told to be one of the greatest Supreme Court decisions of the 20th century (Mcbride 1). The case was named after Rev. Oliver Brown pastor of St. Mark AME Church in Topeka, Kansas and he was also lead plaintiff of this case(Curry 7). Topeka 's local chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People…

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    Alternative Energy is the future. We need clean, renewable energy, since our current sources of energy are dirty and finite. Current non-renewable power sources include coal power, natural gas power, and other fossil fuels. These fuel sources create heat, which boils water and makes steam. This steam turns a turbine, which turns a generator, which makes electricity. The advantage to using these sources is that they are inexpensive. The disadvantage is that they are dirty sources of power. They…

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    amount of territorial growth for the nation. However, many people did not approve of the Manifest Destiny. Like many other people the Native Americans believed it was just a way for the United States to spread slavery and some democrats like Fisher Ames believed that expansion in The United States will not “even maintain forms; and as to principles, the otters would as soon obey and give them effect”(Greenberg 55). Democrats believed the Manifest Destiny would lead to the end of the United…

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    1. Why did you choose Agronomy as your major? Did you enter as a freshmen or transfer student? I chose to major in Agronomy because I found the topic relatable to my agricultural background. I was pulled in by the concern for the future population and providing society necessities such as food, fuel, and fiber. Throughout my time at Iowa State, I became more concerned with the environmental aspect so I chose a secondary major of Environmental Studies. Currently, my goal is to mitigate…

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    Although not an inmate himself, he had breakfast first, in the "normal" world and then goes to work. The doctor is the one who takes control, who has a viewpoint, who is composed, sane, and in disciplined. The speaker, on the other hand, is portrayed by differences with Doctor Martin. The speaker is not given a name. "Her motion is ‘speeds' a word that connects, by means of internal rhyme with ‘queen' in line six and ‘bee' in line seven, to suggest the brittle meaninglessness of her position…

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    In our country, there is a constant fear of safety, whether it is at home, work, school, or even at a church. Gun control has become an issue of controversy all throughout the years and is still a huge problem today. Many believe that under the second amendment every American citizen has the right to own a gun for protective purposes; although this is true, it is not an unlimited right to own a gun and carry it near sensitive places such as schools or government buildings. There have been…

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    Sex Offenders Laws Fair or Unfair? Sex Offenders, Imprisoned or Hospitalized? Although some believe that the current laws for sex offenders are just, these laws should be more stringent. Some people believe current laws for sex offenders are fair. “He was also charged with violating sex offender work or residency restrictions, specifically accused of breaking a state law prohibiting a person convicted of sexually assaulting a minor from working where they will or might be in direct…

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    About four years ago my family and I decided to go on a trip to visit some family, friends, and just to go on a vacation. We started in South Dakota of course, and all of my family came up to our house from Iowa to car pool before we left. As soon as everyone was at our house, we all got in the car and left. It was a short trip to our next stop, compared to how long it took to get to all of the other stops. Our first stop was outside of Emporia, Kansas, to see my Grandma and spend some time with…

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    1995, at the age of 16, a child, whose name has not been open to the public, was accused of the murder of a New Orleans boy. The girlfriend of the murdered victim was present at the time of the crime, said that she “would never forget that face” as she identified the child as her boyfriend’s murderer. Two other people claimed to have seen the accused child at the scene of the crime. Right before the murder, the accused child was recorded on camera playing basketball with his friends, also in the…

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