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    Gambling and gaming has been a big part of the culture of Native Americans. Games consist of dice activities, shell activities, archery competitions, races, and other games that deal with a form of gambling. But in the 1800’s Native Americans were moved to Indian Reservations by the federal government. As a result of this, most Natives were struggling as an economic system and limited with what they could do as a tribe. Most reservations today are in the wilderness and most Natives living on…

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    Name # Madison Hanna Period: 4/5 Argumentative Speech Outline Due Date­: May 12, 2015 DO VIDEO GAMES ADVERSELY AFFECT ADOLESCENTS? Introduction: Attention getter (hook, link to audience, why this topic is important) 20 year old Adam Lanza walked into Sandy Hook Elementary school with his hands clutched around his gun, he might have had no idea that this wasn’t a fantasy killing. This was real life. According to Business Insider, Adam spent most of his adolescent…

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    in. The factors that make up the context are not limited to things like the weather or the emotional state of the spectator; the larger socio-political context also has a part to play. The 2014 Sochi Winter Games are no exception to this theory but a prime example of it. The Sochi games come at least to this author mind as a dud. Yes, women were for the first time allowed to participate in the ski jump, and many Americans got to fulfill their Olympic dream, but the Cold War “magic” was not…

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    “The Hunger Games,” the author, Suzanne Collins, narrates about a coming-of-age, post-apocalyptic story that targets human relationships and emotions between each other and the challenges that they have to face along the way.The way how each characters…

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    are Jim Crow laws on the books."Jim Crow law forbade whites and blacks from attending the same school, riding on the same sections of trains and buses, receiving the same treatments in hospitals and competing in the same athletic games. It was known that if Black's challenged these laws they would challenge not only everything they have but their lives as well. It wasn't until a man named Jackie Robinson and the Brooklyn Dodgers President Branch Rickey, would try to end the Jim Crow laws in…

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    Game Wardens are basically the police of the woods in same ways they have more authority. In these next three paragraphs I’m going to tell you the educational requirements, the job responsibilities, salaries, interesting facts, and why I picked this career. I will also include a citation page of where I found all of the information. The educational requirements are that you have at least a high school diploma or the equivalent to and you must posses a bachelor’s degree, and an interesting fact…

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    said, video games have always been a tricky topic when concerning freedom of expression, as they not only show violence and racism, but actively ask players to engage in these actions. In many nations around the world, unlike in the United States, video games are censored for many different reasons such as violence, racism, and representation of known figures. This has lead many pundits and critics of video games to call for stricter laws in what is can be depicted in games. Video games should…

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    court case. These two cases have been precedents for the slew of cases that have been and will be brought up against daily fantasy. However, recently it seems that the law has been leaning the other way when dealing with daily fantasy. Last year, the gaming control board in Nevada shut down daily fantasy ruling that it is not a game of skill constituting that it is gambling. In 6 states so far, daily fantasy has been made illegal because the individual states have found that chance is more…

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    Violent Video Games: Havoc on Society? The body count totaled 12 dead and more than 50 other men and women with serious injuries. A loner named James Holmes shot up a Century Movie Theater in Aurora, Colorado leaving behind a bloodbath most could never imagine. Admittedly, Holmes was a fan of first-shooter video games (McGrath, 2014, p.121). Granted he had other personal baggage, but his lust for killing was nurtured in such games as role-playing action video games including Oblivion and…

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    first time taking your class I was no stranger to the game. But this time it was a little different. The last game we had to pass laws to prevent the colonist from taking control over the colonies from the British. But this time around we had to decide on what we wanted to put attention to first. The labor or women’s suffrage and had to debate which side was the better task. My role in this game was of Max Eastman he was a wild card in the game and had more power than your average character. He…

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