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    again. Volume of the music increases the closer we get to glasses and we get cuts to just above the book as glasses cuts the barbed wire. The clicks come through loud and clear and all of its to paint the pitcture that what he is doing is a big mistake. Shots from outside the cabin in the forrest cut in and out making you wonder what the hell? As more and more barbed wires get cut the more frequent the cuts and worst of all the camera starts to move. Music intensifies and builds tension and…

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    negative and unknowingly have a set view on this topic in history. Some examples from The American Pageant include, “A stampede of 43,129,566 Johnson votes trampled the Republican ticket, with its 27,178,188 supporters,” “steeped in sorrow,” and “barbed-wired-and-concrete barrier.” Alliteration is also shown in the sub-titles of the selection on Kennedy’s New Frontier, “Foreign Flare-Ups,” “Cuban Confrontations,” and…

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    Every kid growing up heard the old stories of cowboys. The cowboys are still there but not every kid knows the newer versions. Kids still today want to be their own little version of a cowboy. Currently, kids do not understand the true meaning behind being a cowboy. “You cuss the hot, and the cold. But something always keeps pulling you back” (McDowell, 1972, p. 36). During the day, cowboys asked themselves over and over what made them do these tasks some considered dangerous or even idiotic.…

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    was a well known officer for the cruelties he committed at a camp called Gusen, one of the Nazis most brutal camps. The Vught camp was 500 by 200 meters big. It consisted of thirty-six living and twenty-three working barracks. A ditch with double barbed wire fence surrounded the camp. There were also watchtowers placed…

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    Emmett Till was 14 year old boy from Chicago, but during this tragedy he was in Mississippi. Emmett Till was accused of flirting with a white woman by whistling at her. Later o Emmett Till was beat to death, shot, and they tied a cotton gin fan with barbed wire around his neck and threw him into the Tallahatchie River. James Emanuel a poet wrote a poem entitled “Emmett Till” to express the desire of moving towards equality, to bring light to the situation by treating it as a children’s bedtime…

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    economic profit; the government was more in control of the whole operation. An example of an advancement in technology can be seen from the class notes with advancements such as John Deere’s steel plow, or barbed wire. The steel plow made it easier to break the thick and heavy soil and barbed wire helped keep the livestock out of the fields. So in a way technological advances helped farmers. The downside though was that technology favored larger farms rather than smaller/family farms. This is…

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    Ww1 Propaganda

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    Soldiers’ psychological state was always something that needed to be watched. “At night the wire is hammered by the artillery and we live in perpetual fear of raids” (Harrison 49). This quote depicts trench warfare as weeks or months of silent boredom interrupted by moments of terror. Harrison reveals the psychological damage (shell shock or PTSD)…

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    is a one room apartment that doesn’t have a bathroom so I have to walk so long just to use the bathroom. This internment camp is so big, it sits on 6,200 acres of land which is extremely big when you’re here. This internment Camp is fenced with barbed wires which was really scary seeing when we arrived here. The U.S. Army took more than 120,000 Japanese Americans from our west coast homes. When we arrived in the Camp called Manzanar the guards had to check us to make sure we weren’t sneaking…

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    the beginning of what expanded to become a vast wall. Once the barbed wire was down, they began closing down checkpoints between East and West Berlin. The barbed wire was soon replaced by a fifteen foot concrete wall that was under constant surveillance of guards located in watch towers. “East Germans who were able to escape over this wall were met with more surprises on the other side of the wall such as floodlights, dogs, trip-wire machine guns, and soldiers who were ordered to shoot on sight”…

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    2017 Living in West Berlin vs East Berlin: Thesis Paper The Berlin Wall was built in the August of 1961, when the East German soldiers constructed more than thirty miles of a barbed wire barrier through the center of Berlin, Germany. The citizens of East Berlin were forbidden to pass into the Western side. Soon this barbed wire would be replaced by concrete. (Taylor, 458) East German authorities revealed that this wall would protect their citizens from the wicked influence of sinful capitalist…

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