Drunk driving in the United States

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    nationwide. This meant that manufacturing and selling alcohol was illegal. This period, more commonly known as Prohibition, ended in 1933. From 1970 to 1975, 29 states lowered their minimum drinking age. The ages were lowered to eighteen, nineteen, or twenty. This caused a rapid increase in alcohol-related fatalities and by 1983, sixteen states raised their…

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    were evident in their enjoyment. Alcoholic drinkers could be found in every saloon, and alcohol was served openly in homes and at social gatherings. Even opium dens of the west coast were well known, and opium could be purchased readily, free from state or federal government controls. Whether its caffeine, nicotine, or marijuana, or cocaine drugs of choice have defined our history, bringing tragic results for the most part. The problems we see today existed in other forms and with other drugs…

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    In the United States ninety percent of Americans own a cell phone (“Mobile Technology Fact Sheet”.) Nowadays, Americans use their mobile phones for many things from checking the weather to watch a movie. Cell phones are essential for every day communication and have become one of the top priorities for users. Cell phones are lifesavers and makes life easier. Mobile phones are lifesavers. These devices have become an ally in helping save people’s lives. One way that a cell phone can save a…

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    In the United States of America, eleven percent of the alcohol consumed is by young people between the ages of twelve and twenty years old. It is also believed that those in this age range drink more alcohol than an adult does. As a college student I can agree with this statement. There are some people that feel as if they are not drunk that they are not capable of having a good time with their friends, which is ridiculous…

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    The truth of the matter is that there have been reports of alien sightings since the 1900s. One couple claims of having horrible night terrors, relieving their horrible experiences after they have been kidnaped by extraterrestrials. Other reports state of comeing face to face with extraterrestrials inside a mothership, shortly after they have been abducted. One man claimed that he saw a beam of light that was so bright that he fainted, later waking up two hours later of not knowing what happened…

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    The broken windows theory states that if society or a neighborhood allows people with in the community to commit small crimes then that area will be effected by serious crime in the future. The idea being that the small crimes create an environment that suggests that no one care’s or looks after that community. Making the neighborhood an ideal place to push the limits of the law. In areas of the United States that are exposed to poverty and have a high presence of minorities are associated with…

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    Legal Drinking Age

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    The Legal Drinking Age in the United States There has been a continuing controversy in the United States on whether the legal drinking age should be lowered to 18 or kept at 21. In the Persuasive Text “Five Reasons we should keep the drinking age at 21,” Karen Arnold-Burger stated the five reasons why people should keep the legal drinking age at 21 in the United States. Karen Arnold-Burger was appointed Judge of the Court of Appeals on January 6, 2011 in Kansas City, Kansas. Karen was…

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    shaming rather than prisons. Courts are engaging substitute ratifications. On the contrary shame is not highly valued in the United States like it is in Asia and some other places where shame affects reputation. The United States is a cultural where consent, approval consensus is highly valued. The American Culture is highly involved in being evaluated by others. In the United States, individuality is highly praised. Such as accomplishment in work, school, and Individuality. The new shaming…

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    James Williams Dr. Wenneker ENGWR 300 1 March 2018 Death Penalty, Right or Wrong? Do bad people deserve to die? This question has and still is being debated ever since humans beings discovered the power of thinking for ourselves in a logical manner. In today’s society, most people feel that they must maintain the appearance of what society considers acceptable when in public. When in public, a person may be asked a very important question that reflects their mannerisms. When in the presence of…

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    The existing coordination, which prohibits alcohol to adolescents in the United States under 21, is extensively violated, with devastating penalties. Educating the public to consume liquor conscientiously prior to turning 21 would extremely improve the public 's wellbeing. At the moment, high school and college kids observe hazardous binge drinking as a rite of passage. The present law, approved within all 50 states in the 1980s, was proposed to reduce the amount of traffic accidents and deaths…

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