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    Matilda Research Paper

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    Once upon a time there was a movie called Matilda. Matilda was adopted by a very unusual family. The day they brought her home they didn't even put her in a seat belt, Matilda was still in a carrier. Her father sold faulty cars for a living. He would order stolen parts and use them to fix his cars but he wasn't exactly fixing them. Matilda's father would do things like super glue the bumper on just so that it would hold on long enough to sell the car. Matilda's mom was always worried about her…

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    three years old. I vaguely remember my father getting on a plane at the airport to go back to Guam and my mom, brother, and I waving good-bye. I have heard stories about why they split, saying that it had nothing to do with my brother or I, just differences between the two. As I grew older, I would still get presents in the mail on my birthday, Christmas, and even Halloween. He would send mangos from Guam, pictures of him fishing and even working (as a firefighter). My brother and I would talk…

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    William McKinley was a successful president; he did great things up until his assassination. He was most known for leading the United States of America through war with Spain even though it was controversial. His foreign policies were difficult and I feel like most of his choices were. McKinley was open to question with most historians but, I believe he opened the mind of the public and forced them to think a different way. William McKinley was born January 19, 1843 in Niles, Ohio. He married…

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    hard time getting used to the new things that they didn’t have back Vietnam. When Ha fled her home, she felt as if she didn’t fit in due to the fact that no one knew the language. For example, in the book it states,¨We have landed on island called Guam, which no one can pronounce except Brother Quang who becomes…

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    recognize the United States as a dominant power. This hard fault battle that proceeded for about ten weeks resulted in a victory for the United States, defeating the once powerful Spanish military. In result the United States got to govern Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines. Cuba, unlike the other three countries that were under the power of the United states, were able to become and independent nation. This war was started by the overall idea of cause and effect, which were the immediate…

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    Memory Research Paper

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    you are doing something with someone you love. For example one memory I have that is very memorable and important to me is when I first met my sisters boyfriend which is now her husband.I remember it like it was yesterday. It happened back home in Guam , we were all sitting in the dining room area with food in front of us. We had cooked tilapia ,made rice and even had some salad. We were all eating our food when my sister started feeding her boyfriend and then the next thing you know . We see…

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    Spanish American War, beginning in 1898. The United States would ultimately go on to defeat Spain — given to victors (the United States) was the territories of Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Guam. With the United States now controlling such territories — Cuba, Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Guam — the “White Mans Burden” took on a significant role in the world, and most specifically as it related to the Philippines. The white mans burden became yet another example of America…

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    The Spanish-American War

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    On December 10, 1898 Spain renounced all claim to Cuba, ceded Guam and Puerto Rico to the United States, and offered the Philippines to the United States for $20 million through the signing of the Treaty of Paris. The defeat of Spain was healthy for them because it turned their eyes back toward their own country instead…

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    time for a proper government to develop as they were “unfit for self-government and would soon have anarchy and misrule there worse than Spain’s was.” - President McKinley (Document 3.) In accordance with the Treaty of Paris, Spain ceded Puerto and Guam to the United States and renounced control of Cuba. On the contrary, Cuba was not annexed but rather used to set up a military government. Mckinley had intentions of establishing stability in Cuba thus appointed a governor, Leonard Wood, to…

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    Plastic Pollution Cq

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    Kiener, Robert. "Plastic Pollution." CQ Global Researcher. 1 July 2010: 157-84. Web. 23 Apr. 2014. It has information dated back from the 1950s and goes all the way up to 2010. The information back in the 1950s was used in the text to compare the difference from past plastic pollution to current plastic pollution. The information was posted in 2010. It has relative sources to where I can go locate the information to where he found it. The information he gave goes in depth to plastic pollution.…

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