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    foremost a patriotic war. American citizens believed in their country and its values and how drastically opposed to the message of hope that American offered Hitler was. Now there are those that looked at American involvement in WWII and say how can America fight for freedom when it does not even have total freedom, as set up by the constitution, for all of its citizens. Appoints of the war cite the racial intolerance of that time as a reason that the us has no right on its own to…

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    Revolution Movie Analysis

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    until Tom finds Ned and cuts the rope from his hands and feet. Tom carries Ned out of the camp, and another boy, Merle, escapes with them. Throughout their escape, the boys encountered two groups of natives. Tom stabs the first group of natives (Iroquois) with a small knife. Shortly after another group of natives arrive and Tom makes peace with them. The Huron tribe takes the group of boys to their camp and they help Ned’s feet heal, which ends up taking six…

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    I was the only girl on my team, and I remember for a long time I didn’t care because I kept up with the boys, and the boys treated me like one of them. I played coach pitch when I turned six and there was finally another girl on my team. When they asked what number I wanted to be I said six because I was six years old. When I arrived home from practice that night…

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    because of his alcoholism was an illustration of addiction’s power. Being raised by my mother, she demonstrated her mantra that anything is accomplishable if you work hard and never give up. Becoming the first female Cub Master of the Year for our Boy Scout Troop, teaching us to race dirt bikes and play every sport at the Catholic elementary and middle school I attended were some of my mother’s accomplishments that shaped my perspective as a child. While most of my family…

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    Shaniqua Turner 11/18/14 Enc 101 Ms. Pennington The King of Pop Michael Jackson also known as the King of Pop had a legacy of great music. Michael appeals to many different types of people different races, and different cultures. Michael has been a very inspiring person throughout and before his career. There isn’t really one particular way that Jackson helped shape or impact on society. “Michael Jackson connected with his millions of fans through his sounds, fashion, videos, culture and…

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    Immediately following the Stock Market Crash of 1929, America was to spend the next 10 years in an economic slump. This slump was later titled the Great Depression. The Great Depression meant hard times for everyone. The wealthy had seen better days, the middle class was suddenly poor, and the poor had become utterly destitute. The movie adaptations of To Kill a Mockingbird, based on the book by Harper Lee, and Fried Green Tomatoes by Fannie Flagg were both set during the Great Depression and…

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    background and being able to see the difference in America has truly expanded my interest how the mind of a serial killer works. Who would ever guess that the baby born mere seconds ago would grow up to become a serial killer? Did Jeffrey Dahmer’s parents know that he would grow up to cut people into pieces? How about Ted Bundy? Could his parents ever suspect that the precious baby boy would become one of the most feared and hunted men in America? No, I do not believe that as babies any…

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    Gettysburg Address

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    declared, in 1863, that the battle of Gettysburg must ensure “that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth,” he was not merely being aspirational. At the onset of the Civil War, the United States of America had one of the highest rates of suffrage in the world. The question is not whether Lincoln truly meant “government of the people” but what our country has, throughout its history, taken the political term people to actually mean. In 1863 it did…

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    Steven Spielberg Biography

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    democratic. In the 2008 elections he actively supported Hilary Clinton and also donated $ 87,000 to the Democratic Party that same year. Socially Spielberg is liberal. He quit his high-tanking position in the Boy Scouts of America because they decided they were no longer going to accept openly gay scout leaders to participate. He then donated $100,000 to the program proposition 8, whose aim was to defeat the ban on gay marriage in California he stated “By writing discrimination into our state…

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    “Jim Crow” south, specifically during the Great Depression of the 1930’s . She is able to mirror the actual experience of black people as we are informed about during The Devil In the Grove and the Scottsboro Boys case. The book shows racism through the eyes of a young girl, known as Scout Finch, growing up in the small town of Maycomb, Alabama. As readers, we learn how high racial tensions really were and how the social class system prevented blacks from reaching their fullest potential. Lee…

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