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    include: World War II, America, and Jewish response. The second exhibit was called…

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    community involvement. Speaking from experience, there are many wonderful organizations out there that seek to help children. First and foremost, the Big Brothers and Big Sisters program in Saint Lucie County is one organization I would keep a steady contact with. Similarly, for students who can stay after school, the Boys and Girls club of America offers a lot of opportunities for each student to get acquainted with their community members. In an effort to keep students and families connect…

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    Al Capone Biography

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    Take a moment and close your eyes. Now, place yourself in the shoes of your ancestors, while picturing what their adventure to America was like. Firstly, your family sets off, moving thousands of miles away, to a land they know nothing about in order to live a better life. Your family begins to unload from the ship with a plethora of people beside you. Instantly, your feet hit American soil and you find yourself taking a moment to breath in the crisp, freedom-bound air with a sense of pride and…

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    The silver mining hit big in the 1860 's. Samuel went searching for silver and gold to get rich, but he never found any silver or gold. In the same year his older brother, Orion was appointed as secretary of Nevada by president Abraham Lincoln, and Orion asked Sam to be his secretary ("Mark Twain Biography”Hannibal). During this time the civil war…

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    was stunned. John was a mischievous boy coming from a big successful family. He was born in Brookline, Massachusetts on May 29th, 1917. John’s mom, Rose Fitzgerald, was a Boston debut. While John’s dad, Joseph Kennedy Sr., was a successful banker and eventually an ambassador to Great Britain. John’s nickname was, “Jack” and he was the second oldest of nine kids. John’s well-known brother, Robert, was a U.S. Attorney General. While John’s sister, Eunice, founded the Special Olympics. John was…

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    A father who was hardworking and pursued the American dream, his name was Mark Twain. Mark Twain was a man of many characters, and reflected that into his novels and works of literature (Neilson vi). Mark Twain was a big influence on American literature, and he lived in an era of change. In the following paragraphs, the early life, young adult years, middle age, end years, and interesting facts about Mark Twain will be discussed. Mark Twain was born on November 30, 1835 in Florida, Missouri. He…

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    Holden Caulfield is a young and privileged young man. He has attended the best schools America has to offer, his parents care for him, his little sister adores him and his brother is living an exciting life in California. But Holden feels depressed and alone. He feels surrounded by people who do not understand him. He feels surrounded by so called “phonies” - hypocrites - whom he despises for being untrue and dishonest. Throughout the book the reader gets to know Holden. We know he is seventeen…

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    regally from Texas. I am from a huge ranch left when I was 11 years old. I heard cattle most my life. Thats have all changed, I have settled down now. I desire to settle in Kansas now. I have Looking at a mule tail the land now. I found me a pretty big pieces out of Dodge City. I have got to see quatie a few many pretty sage hens. I chose mine out of the feather right behind me. Her name is Shannon Oakley. I meet here a the local watering hole. She was with another guy at the time. By the end of…

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    restitution to the families of Japanese and Japanese-Americans who had been placed in the various camps. Over 70,000 people ended up receiving the $20,000 compensation. Since the history of the internment camps is becoming more readily admitted in America today, different people from the camps have begun to speak about their lives within the walls. One of the more famous people that lived in an internment camp is George Takei. Much later in his life, George become known for his role as Mr.…

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    Malachy McCourt is Frank's father and Angela's husband. He is an alcoholic. He brings a lot of troubl to his family as he spends all of his dole money every week on pint (alcohol) while his family starves. Malachy McCourt Malachy is Frank's younger brother by one year and was named after his father. Oliver and Eugene McCourt They both were twins…

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