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    The National Anthem has been known by many names such as The Star Spangled Banner, Defense of Fort M'Henry, and it has recently been called racist. Francis Scott Key while he was aboard a British ship during the Battle of Baltimore. Nearly one hundred years after the War of 1812, President Woodrow Wilson signed an executive order designating The Star Spangled banner as the National Anthem. In 1931 Congress confirmed the decision. The lyrics are often forgotten, so many Americans would be…

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    Should People Learn Foreign Languages? In today’s world where information flows more freely, globalization is bringing people closer together. It is more important for people to be competent in other languages and form connections with a variety of people internationally to be even more successful. I believe there are many advantages to learning foreign languages. In Estonia it is mandatory to learn English and Russian in school and there is an option to choose a third one voluntarily in high…

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    challenged as it deemed insufficient in fulfilling what was believed to be learners’ needs. For example, the Grammar-Translation Method focused on solely on memorizing grammar rules, with little attention paid to listening and speaking. It dominated the foreign language field for over a century (Richards and Rodgers 2014: 7). Many methods were introduced after it as an aftermath. While other methods included teaching grammar to some extent, the zero grammar approach (Ellis…

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    the 21st century, it is an obvious circumstance which the number of overseas students in different countries has been snowballing. Facing the increasing severe talent market, more and more students in China do choose to have further education in foreign countries mainly in English-speaking countries to meet the standards of their personal internships. Notwithstanding the experience is a pleasant and rewarding as well as difficult and challenging process, a large number of students have met…

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    of the US universities. First, I want to be enrolled in the program that will integrate both the theories and practice of language teaching e.g. teaching language systems and skills in English as a foreign language, which will both equip me with theoretical understandings of teaching English in a foreign context. Moreover, I aim at the program that will have a considerable amount of input sessions aimed at enlarging my knowledge…

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    The Case for Trump Victor Davis Hanson writes about Donald Trump being the best candidate and all republicans should vote for him in the presidential election. He states that even though Trump might “shake up U.S. foreign policy,” we need free-trade and someone who will make changes that the US needs. Hanson argues that this election is not about “four more years of liberalism and a return of conservatism; it’s an effort to halt the fundamental transformation of the country.” Smaller Countries…

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    War Of 1812 Dbq Outline

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    The war of 1812 was named for one year but nearly took three to fight. This war played a crucial role in establishing America’s direction and identity in the world. According to Historian Christopher George, The War of 1812 is important because it gave the United States a new standing in the world. This war led America to gain a chance to make a statement and prove that they truly were independent. This war was a test of the nation’s endurance and unity. On June 1st, Madison became the first…

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    The directors did a good job at keeping the audience on edge during this scene by showing all of the characters for the first few minutes of the film not talking and having creepy music playing in the background. The lighting in this was very low-key which contributed to grabbing the audience’s attention. By using these techniques, the directors had the audience asking questions like “why this music”, “what does this have to do with the rest of the movie”, and “why would this be important”. With…

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    the war of 1812 where the Star-Spangled Banner was originated from the battle at Fort McHenry, in which union solider held up the post in which the American flag throughout the night of fierce continuous bombardment by the British. As Francis Scott Key a lawyer whom happen to witness the assault was inspired to write “The Star-Spangled Banner poem, which later became the U.S. national anthem”. The American flag survived the night, “the rockets’ red glare and the bombs bursting in air” Over time…

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    (Rouse, n.d.). The three most common categories are often described as something you know, something you have and lastly something you are (Rouse, n.d.). So if Linen Planet server was requiring as second factor of authentication with say such as a key fob, an employee ID card or common access card (CAC), the entire compromise would have been impossible. Even with the Linen Plant use of encryption for connections to these servers would not have done anything to stop this type of compromise. The…

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