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    The draft is something that our country sometimes needs to have. A draft is when random people who are eligible for military service are selected to enlist. There have been multiple time when our country has resorted to a draft. For example, during the Vietnam War we activated the draft to gain more troops. After the draft was started up many people around the country were furiated, but they may not have realized how important the draft actually was. During the Vietnam War, US citizens were on…

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    eighteen to twenty-five and conscript them into the army during times of peace and war. However, controversy over the effectiveness of the draft was put into question, and there are many points that suggest why, such as draft-dodgers, protesting, draft card burners, and exemptions. Firstly, many conscripted men fled the draft and were known as, “draft-dodgers.” Draft-dodgers were actually a common occurrence and as much as up to forty-thousand Americans fled to Canada. The reason for this, was…

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    As a teen, he was already freakishly tall and already had played basketball professionally in China when he was the same age as I am. Yao eventually entered the NBA draft and was pick number one overall and even though the crowd booed when he was picked, he proved everyone wrong because over the course of his 8 seasons, he has had amazing performances. He has scored 41 point game, broken records with his efficient performance…

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    your information because they wanted to draft you for the war. Most people wouldn’t be happy with getting a letter from the government saying that they had to go off and fight in the war and not having a decision. The draft is mainly held so they can have help in the war and so they can have a better chance of winning the war. The nation’s first military draft began in 1940, when President Roosevelt signed the Selective Training and Service Act. The Draft continued through war and peacetime…

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    Draft Mishap It was Thursday 5pm 2024, only 2 hours until the draft would officially begin. The red carpet walk was just beginning to take place with the biggest stars starting to walk out. That's when the commissioner, Roger Goodell came on the speaker. “We are sorry, but we can’t find Carter,”he declared. Then the Roger Goodell called the Cowboys owner Jerry Jones “Hey I am sure you have all heard over there but Carter Hahn has gone missing!” exclaimed the Roger Goodell. “Yeah, well,…

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    service acts that gave the president the authority to draft men into the military. Therefore it was mandatory for men to go to war, when drafted. If you do a little research like I have you will find that the U.S army or military services is the most powerful in the world, and that's impressive. Also, you cannot win a War by nuclear war fair. I'm going to discuss the reason why I strongly disagree with the reason why should we make the Draft in effect. Therefore, the rise in college…

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    New York Draft Riots

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    York draft riots because in pervious schooling, teachers did not go into detail about the New York draft riots. In chapter six it says, “The wealthy were among the easy targets of the frustrated or callous rioters…. But the easiest targets was the black population. Section of town and color easily identified them. Tradition and practice had not accustomed them to fighting back”. While it was easy for the rioters to attack the wealthy people because they could buy their way out of the draft. It…

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    Draft 2 Revision Plan

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    Draft 2 Revision Plan My professor and my writing tutor commented that my conclusion is essentially a restatement of what I have already said in my literature review. It is important for a conclusion to contribute to the literature review in some way, so for my next draft, I plan to review the articles and extend my conclusion to include some other observation or where the field could be going. One observation I might include is that although the articles focus on time periods separated by…

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    Rough Draft Narrative

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    It was a cold and chilly winter morning on November 15, 2014. I wake up to the dads black and white bearded face telling me to get ready. A few dead silent minutes later i drag myself out of bed and put on my olive drab green/camo Under Armour sweatshirt and a pair of snow camouflage pants. I then rush silently up the stairs in the low light morning and put on my dry snow boots, comfy beenie hat then grab a hunter orange coat that strangly smelled of doe urine. My dad walks up the stairs loudly…

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    Confederation was the first basic constitution of the United States. The Articles of Confederation was written in Philadelphia at the Second Continental Congress in 1776(History,Articles of Confederation). The first draft of the articles was not used in the final draft, the fourth draft was used(History,Articles of Confederation). The first edition was written by Benjamin Franklin, the next was written by Silas Deane, next the Connecticut Delegation, and finally…

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