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    Navistar International Corporation is currently America's largest manufacturer of medium and heavy-duty diesel trucks. Until 1986, Navistar was known as International International Harvester, a leading manufacturer of agricultural and construction machinery, with 47 manufacturing plants. Years of dramatic financial losses, however, forced the company to sell off these primary businesses to focus on the production of diesel trucks, a move that necessitated the layoff of thousands of workers and…

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    to speak the truth despite her fear. Aibileen is also instrumental in convincing Minnie to tell her story to Skeeter; once Minnie talks, the other maids begin talking, too. Another important moment is when Hilly humiliates Skeeter in front of the League. This one act changes up how all the white women in town treat Skeeter and sets up a kind of tension between them which requires an over-the-top repayment: toilets all over Hilly 's lawn and a book which cryptically reveals that Hilly once ate…

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    their financial hardship. The discovery of gold in California spread like wild fire, at least once the message reached populated cities because there were no cell phones and social media. Once the news of gold was discovered and spread throughout the world there was an increase of population in San Francisco. The city of San Francisco consisted of a merely 200 people at the beginning, since California was far West from the East coast, but increased to about 36,000 people during the Gold Rush.…

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    celebrity games during the NBA All Star weekend. Ice Cube was asked about the relationship between NBA players and rappers and he said,” We all come from the same neighborhood, in a way. We all understand we are a rare breed. To make it out and see a little more than just your environment. I think that right there makes us have something in common. We’re all judged or critiqued by our work that also creates a relationship. And we both admire each other. I think entertainers admire sports…

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    American presidential rhetoric has been seen throughout history and present day as a powerful and direct, persuasive mechanism. Presidents have continuously relied on the aspect of being able to reach multiple audiences with a single message, in order to ascertain certain feelings and/or direct the country in a certain political views, in addition to any information of any problems that may arise. This being said it is also extremely important for the President to, in many cases “rally the…

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    Between 1909-1913, a number of unionized workers grew to a quarter of a million (Von Drehle 172). Thirty-five hundred thousand people were involved in the funeral march for the Triangle Workers, one of the largest sorrows in New York's history. A new series of laws emerged in 1913, the Tammany Twins pushed twenty-five bills through congress addressing labor laws in the United States. Automatic Sprinklers had to be installed in high-rise buildings, fire drills needed to be conducted in large…

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    Despite stressing the importance of freedom throughout its history, America has had a record of discriminatory action in terms of granting freedom and in what volume it has been willing to grant that freedom. Since the annexation of the Philippines America has displayed a zeal for democratic justice and inalienable rights only when it has been beneficial to either a domestic or foreign agenda. The issues of allowing the Philippines to self-govern and granting citizenship to non-Caucasian…

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    paper- there are a bunch of federalist paper on file. Alexander Hamilton was the author of them. The Federalist Papers were a series of eighty-five essays urging the citizens of New York to ratify the new United States Constitution. Hamilton wanted the citizens of New York to ratify the Constitution. In my own opinion the constitution should have been written with a little more detail which would have prevented a lot of the laws that are being passed. It also would have prevented citizens to…

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    African Americans and their influential leaders fought in many ways against racism, segregation, and discrimination following the Civil War until present time. African Americans’ struggle to achieve racial equality and full citizenship in the United States forced them to find ways to enhance their quality of life and establish strong political foundations capable of achieving meaningful social, cultural and economic changes. Their fight for equality led them to create durable movements that…

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    After the end of World War I, Germany revolutionised into a democratic republic which was encouraged by war weariness and the demand for political reform. However, the new ‘Weimar Republic’ was not the ideal nation it was planned to be. Democratic leadership encountered many economic and political issues, which arose from the Treaty of Versailles, the French occupation of the Ruhr, and the Great Depression – and simply the frailty of democracy itself. The German people longed for a return to…

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