1. The Mexican government demanded that the U.S. treat Mexican Americans and Mexican resident nationals with dignity and respect as part of the “Good Neighbor Policy.” Discuss three specific cases in which the U.S. failed to uphold their end of the bargain. The Good Neighbor Policy was violated due to the discrimination of Mexicans in U.S. soil. Mexicans were segregated in separate schools, they were forced to sit apart from Anglo Americans in theaters, service was refused in cafes and…
the darkness, just like her. Now my life is just a blank canvas. Only the darkness knows that I exist now, and the police. They have to find her killer. They will. "Anna!" Mom keeps checking on me after her, "are you okay, dear? I know it's hard." "Emma Jensen, the girl who drowned or the girl who was murdered? A homicide. A girl killed and thrown into the water. No weapon has been recovered. Murdered on Sunday, at around 11:00 PM at the age of 13. There were handprints on the neck of the…
understand that everyone has a right to make mistakes. I strongly believe that my little family has a wonderful example of the diversity in people’s character. To start with, when Stas and Emma, my charming nephew and niece, were born completely opposite. Of course, the fact that Stas is a baby boy and Emma a baby girl, was the major difference. One was born larger and chunkier and the other was born slighter and miniature. The only similarities were the that they were both so serious,…
A Plethora of “Emmas” I always get excited when people ask me what my full name is. Even though my middle name is popular (and apparently my first name, too), it feels like everything falls into place when I say, “Emma Elizabeth Eichenberger” because my initials spell out “EEE”, which perfectly describes the squealing noise I make whenever I’m excited about something. Ask my friends, and they’ll tell you I’m just about pumped for anything. My parents always told me that they had a name picked…
inside than it looks outside,” Ola explains. “Right?” Emma and I confess at the same time. After we drop our bags on the beds, we race for the golf cart. “I call driving first,” Rebecca shouts. We jump in after her. Emma and Rebecca in the front, and Ola and I in the back. We all hold on dearly for the bumpy ride ahead. We ride around all of the houses, up the hills and through the woods. The whole time Ryan rides the minibike behind us. Emma wails, “Slow down!” “No way. This is too much fun,”…
Many authors utilize books to convey problems with society. More talented authors such as Gustave Flaubert and Kate Chopin address their perspectives creatively through the life of a character, Emma and Edna. These authors both impart their perspective on the topic of women’s rights in the books Madame Bovary and The Awakening. Although it is their diverse tone in which both argue their positive or negative ideas for letting women have the ability to choose. Gustave uses his tone to show how…
"Slow down Emma!" her sister warned, "you've still got a ways to go, you'll burn up your energy." her sister, Ami anxiously cried out. Emma took it down a notch and let other girls overpass her and she fell into step with her sister. The trees eerily loomed over the forest and the girls called out to one another trying to lighten…
schedule was scaled back of the course of the next few weeks. If Emma refused to comply and perform the behaviors, attention from all adults was removed. She was left alone in her room with the door closed for three minutes. The plan was used over the course of three weeks, the parents were slowly introduced to play the clean-up game with Emma in place of me. The administered the positive and negative reinforcements. Eventually as Emma demonstrated success the punishment was removed entirely and…
the white community wrong about their beliefs that a black man is unequal and lacks dignity for both Jefferson and the black community. Not only was Jefferson going through a period of suffering on death row, but others, like Grant Wiggins and Miss Emma, were also facing their struggles as they would attempt to disprove those against them and redeem themselves…
On a dreary winter day, Ms. Gates assigned the entire class a new history project. She told us, “You must travel back to the 1800s and this time actually learn something.” Of course, Jamyra’s hand immediately shot up and she shouted, “I have a question!” Immediately, Riley and I made eye contact and we decided to be partners. After class, we met up to start the project. I grabbed some paper and began folding. Quickly, I was finished and we were prepared to travel. The origami crane grew…