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    Disclaimer: JKR owns her characters, plots, and world. But not mine :) Extremely long AN: About people accepting Harry as being from the future so quickly… the students didn’t and neither did the ministry. The teachers were one over by the contract as the magic that created them is considered deadly in the extreme. Not quite black but the type of magic that if you tinker with it legend states your soul will be collected by the Wild Haunt, a myth that came pre-humanity. Soooo yeah that won over…

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    Cold War Justified

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    Executive order 9835 was issued by president Harry Truman in 1947. The order was implemented to investigate new government job applicants and make sure they were loyal to the US and not Communists. Although on the surface this may seem like a reasonable order given the situation, communism was associated…

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    These words were said by Harry S Truman, thirty-third president of the United Sates of America. Truman was a very normal man before his presidency, just a farmer, from a small town. He fought in world war one, came back with his wife and statrted a business, but he was elected County judge and after that he took off in many government posistions. In ninteen forty-four, president Franklin D. Roosevelt, needed a vice president, there where many people to choose, but Harry had the most appeal.…

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    Fear Of Communism

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    The United States went into the Cold War with good intentions, wanting to end the spread of communism. These efforts eventually led to better relations with the Soviet Union, now Russia, as well as China. However, most of these efforts were fueled by fear, especially following the second red scare. This fear led to democratic rights being infringed upon at home and abroad, and the tearing down of the governments of other nations in order to keep communism at bay, ruining the lives of millions.…

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    Legalizing Marijuana: An Economic Review Currently, there are over thirty states and countries that have legalized marijuana either domestically or medically. Legalizing marijuana has many positive and negative effects on the economy. Legalization of the substance can result in significant government savings and revenues, pay for community improvements, and reduce crime. But, legalizing the substance can also increase driving while under the influence, create high taxes that come with…

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    In the United States of America our founding fathers decided that our developing country should be ran by one man chosen by the people, and they called that man the President. The President would be one that would lead the country to prosperity in all aspects. This can range from making new policies that help the American people to keeping American soil safe from foreign enemies with foreign affairs. Throughout the history of the United States there have been 44 men that have made major impacts…

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    Greatest Election Upset

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    considered the greatest upset in American history. Why you may ask? The reason is that everyone thought that Republican Thomas E. Dewey would defeat Democratic Harry S. Truman and they would finally receive a Republican in office after a long period of time. The election had six candidates but only four were important which included Harry S. Truman, Thomas E. Dewey, J.Strom Thurmond, and Henry Wallace. The parties that were included were Democrats, Republicans, States’ Rights which were also…

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    Throughout time, there have been some leaders who made colossal changes and significantly impacted people’s lives for the better. Those leaders may have helped through the arts or the sciences. These heroes may also have lead us through distressing times such as The Great Depression or the Vietnam War to fight for some of our indispensable rights. When given a position of leadership, such as First Lady of the U.S., people will likely use their power correctly. Eleanor Roosevelt was a leader who…

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    that will protect their people. These decisions, though often times very difficult, have to be taken through the lens of a Utilitarianism approach in order to be justified. Perhaps one of the best examples to help display this struggle is President Harry Truman’s choice that helped bring an end to World War II. *According to one online source, “…August 6, 1945, a plane called the Enola Gay dropped an atomic bomb on the city of Hiroshima… On August 9, a second atomic bomb was dropped on…

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    Born on May 8, 1884 in Lamar, Missouri, Harry S. Truman was the son of a livestock trader. In high school he was a very strong student and always wanted to play sport; he even hoped that one day could join the U.S. Military, but due to his poor vision, the doctors didn’t allow him. Because his family couldn’t afford to send him to collage, after graduating high school he started his first job as a bank clerk. When America entered the World War I in 1917, Truman joined the National Guard and was…

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