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    Alamo took place near the present day city of San Antonio.Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna was the general for Mexico during the battle.Santa Anna was born in 1792 at Jalapa,Vera Cruz.Another famous person that fought in the war was a guy named Davy Crockett.Davy Crockett was born in 1786 in Nolichucky river in East Tennessee to a pioneer family. On March 27,1836 the…

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    frontier values. Campaign biographies, a genre perfected by Andrew Jackson, sought to personify the candidates by "grit, smarts, stubbornness, and love of country" by using the rhetoric of individualism. For example, David Crockett 's autobiography "Narrative of the Life of Davy Crockett" described helping a neighbor, calling waiting for employers to settle the area "now way to live." He utilized the rhetoric of individualism not only fulfills the Jacksonian values but also rejects capitalism…

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    different battle because only 800 people died, unlike other wars. Davy Crockett, a famous soldier, lead a team of Texans into battle, one squad were firing their rifles, while another squadron burnt down huts that the Mexican military was using for cover. Another thing that set this battle apart, was that the battle only lasted for 13 days. Mexico had a huge advantage over Texas. Texas had about 200 people fighting including Davy Crockett, versus 1,800 Mexican soldiers. Even with this huge…

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    The American-Mexican War

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    produced a three episode television series about Davy Crockett that included Davy Crockett at the Alamo 1955, a romantic story talking about a group outnumbered Americans surrounded by a huge Mexican army ready to execute them all. There nalo have been more than twenty big motion pictures produced about Crockett’s famous execution at the Alamo. In 1960 John Wayne directed and starred as Crockett in the Alamo. In 2004 Billy Bob Thornton starred as Crockett another film titled The Alamo with…

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    the youngest survivor of the Alamo. She was adored by many of the soldiers. Her father, Almeron Dickinson, would even take her to meetings because the soldiers enjoyed her presence. She was given things by the soldiers including a doll from Davy Crockett and William B. Travis’ cat eye ring. Before the battle of the Alamo she was given the ring on a string. It was put around her neck by William B. Travis. Later on it was…

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    Walt Disney: Impact on America “The only thing predictable about life is its unpredictability.” This quote was spoken by Remy from Ratatouille (Economy), one of Disney’s inspiring movies. Walt Disney is an inspiring figure to many people. He was admired by his coworkers and was recognized for his entrepreneurial ability (Crowley). Walt Disney had a positive impact on the American culture, entertainment, and movie industry. In order to understand how Walt Disney impacted America, one must first…

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    Western democracy was a real dream and not just in theory. It appeared, strong and stark full with life, from the United States American forest. The forest tentatively seemed to have been endowed with a force that is creative besides rejecting tradition. What approached from the forest is the alligator horse charged with all the privileges and rights of American citizenship (MCNEASE, 2013). The alligator horse was arisen somewhere else and thus originated from far off prepared to exercise his…

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    common man. This is a common theme in politics in America, as he gives examples further into his reading by saying, “America’s favorite native heros- from Abe Lincoln to Andrew Jackson, Sergeant York, Will Rogers and Chuck Yeager, Daniel Boone, Davy Crockett, Geronimo, Ethan Allen and Swamp Fox, and the cowboys and Indians of the American West- annealed their heroic qualities of self-reliance, physical courage and perseverance in the American Wilderness” (Kennedy 95). In "The American…

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    All our dreams can come true, if we have the courage to pursue them”. Walt Disney created a whole new meaning to magic through the animation industry, film production, and the Disney corporation through the Walt Disney Company. Walt Disney revolutionized America with his groundbreaking television and animation techniques, as well for his immense influence on pop culture. Disney introduced several significant methods to the production of motion pictures. He pioneered innovative technology…

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    Walt Disney's Life

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    Walt Disney was an impeccable man with a vision that would live on forever. He was never deterred by skeptics and eventually pushed through tough times to create one of the most successful business organizations in the world. He was always a doer and followed his dreams to any extent. Walt has many famous quotes but he once said, “All our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them”(sourceofinsight). This man was a fantastic individual with the drive and determination to make his…

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