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    Under the Black Flag: At the Frontier of the New Jihad by Sami Moubayed was a very educational book that included many specific details and important information. This book covered the topic and ideas of terrorism, ISIS, and al-Qaeda. I chose this book to learn more about the importance of this field, and I expected to understand the background, motives, and reasoning behind ISIS and terrorism. This 240 page nonfiction introduction to ISIS published by I.B.Tauris&Co.Ltd was a very educational…

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    the beginning of time, but just like Sonic the hedgehog, it all goes so fast. Sometimes as people we don't quite catch grasp of what’s occurring while in reality and things just slip away. Take the western frontier and the Chicago’s destruction of the projects for an example. The Western Frontier happened between the 1777 and 1850. This is around time after the American Revolutionary War and during the wars of 1812. Thomas Jefferson decided after the American revolutionary war that the nation's…

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    Frederick Jackson Turner’s Frontier Thesis is dedicated to supporting the role of the American frontier and its significance in shaping America today. Without the early American pioneers’ steadfast ambition to separate from British power and declare their own independence, this American frontier would never have transpired. Hence, it is due to the frontier theory that the land stretching from the east to the west coast is declared the United States of America. Not only was the land being…

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    The article “The Character of the British Columbia Frontier” by Barry M. Gough discusses the forces and institutions that influenced British Columbia to change from Ingenious land to a fur trade territory and then to a colony. Additionally, the character of the British Columbia Frontier was influenced by an imperial tide from 1846-1871 that caused a change in the character of human occupation and it brought new political and social institutions whose legacies can still be seen in present…

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    Turner’s obsession with the frontier mentality that in his opinion defined the American character, “that coarseness and strength combined with acuteness and acquisitiveness; that practical inventive turn of mind, quick to find expedients; that masterful grasp of material things... that restless, nervous energy; that dominant individualism" is a direct result of the frontier. However, as previously illustrated there are clearly other factors besides the frontier have helped to define America.…

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    day that on national television while former President George W. Bush read to elementary school children when he received the news and the expression on his face gave way to knowing something horrendous has happened. Bush and Slotkin’s Myth of the Frontier are essentially two halves to one whole comprehensive story that played out during Bush’s terms in office. In most cowboy westerns the cowboy is typically romanticized or not, tough, illiterate, wears ill-fitting clothes and is unwashed.…

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    Brave Frontier offers the player a duty as a summoner, chose ones that could mobilize the spirits of lengthy dead legends right into the globe. These extremely sustained pokemon phantoms take the kind of an incredible array of systems to utilize, from basic all-natural balls that increasing and also munch enemies to great winged snake like creatures that shred every little thing visible. Information vary frantically, so there are mage type systems that influence adversaries with spells and also…

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    males have assumed their pre-determined role to protect their families with their strong and dominant qualities. Although, in post-modern society many believe the roles between males and females have become equal. In the article, “Welcome to the frontier of male disaffection,” by Andre Mayer, the focus is on the unattainable expectations placed on men, negative stereotypes associated with the male gender, and the mutually oppressive relationship between men and women. Gender stereotyping,…

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    I didn’t choose readings on The Northern Frontier Spain, but what I know, Spain started moving north soon after the conquest of Mexico looking for wealth and salvation of souls. Christian Indians were sent to the north to assist in the conversion to Christianity. The king of Spain, in 1598 made a decision to settle the lands to the north of Mexico. Spain also sent Don Juan Onate to lead the mission in the areas to the north. Don Juan Onate left Santa Barbara in 1595. His band of soldiers, slaves…

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    The documentary “Fat’s New Frontier” certainly opened my eyes, and basically put into perspective that there is an epidemic on a global level. This seems alarming to me because the greater part of these countries where encountering starvation in the relatively recent past. There is no doubt about it; we require an alteration in society and the economic system. It is foreseen by 2030, that there will be one billion individuals whom are obese. This is perhaps the most shocking statistic which…

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