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    The amount of refugees in specific Syrians changed drastically in the past year due to the civil war in Syria. Families live in fear I for there own home country with no choice but to flee and leave their own homes in syria. This happened since March 2011,But peaceful protests quickly escalated after the government 's violent crackdown, and armed(Mercy Corps). It only started getting in fall of 2015 where airstrike attacks started to happen and more tension started and everything began the…

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    history, African Americans have fought for political and economic freedom through the motivation of influential figures and gatherings of the African American community, by attacking issues of land ownership, labor, and equal rights that continued over time. During the Civil War an educated abolitionist, Frederick Douglass was one of the first to escape to the North and be speak up on the behalf of southern blacks for political freedom. As well to liberate his…

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    In Eric Foner’s textbook Give Me Liberty! He spends two chapters talking about the Civil Rights Movement, and when we read it alone he did a very good job looking at the history of the movement. Though, if we use Hands on the Freedom Plow as a foundation we see another side of the Movement. The struggle the women who were the movement faced trying to bring about change. He never covered the pride they felt, the hidden anger that fueled this social rebellion, nor what they had to do to keep…

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    It was the time when equality among races became a mass movement. Several African American leaders challenged segregation through pacific protests, freedom rides and sit-ins. One of these courageous individuals was an African American woman named Rosa Parks who lived in Montgomery, Alabama. In December 1955, she refused to give up her bus seat to a white man, which was expected to be done by blacks whenever…

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    In March 1770 men began blaming British for taking their jobs and freedom. A young wig-maker apprentice started a war that would eventually turn into the Boston Massacre. The Boston massacre was advertised in the postal delivery as “The Bloody Massacre”. The Poster delivery was created…

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    a remarkable trajectory before the “I Have a Dream” speech; in 1960 he gave his first speech about the dream of the much needed civil rights for the black people; he continued fighting for it and the day of August 28, 1963 in the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom he deliver the speech that would change everything, a speech…

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    King’s leadership was well known and got stronger. From the protest being successful it was one of the most momentous achievements of the Civil Rights Movement. As months pass by King was leading black and white people in the March on Washington Fighting for jobs and freedom. On that same day in front of 200,000 and people watching from their television, he gave his I Have A Dream speech. Finishing his speech, he leaves the people with three sentences that will always be remembered. King writes…

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    Reconstruction lasted for around 12 years from 1865-1877 and this was the time period of restructuring the south to enforcing the freedom of African Americans with assistance from the Northern Army. However, the rights that were believed to be gained by the African Americans were very short lived considering the loop hole in the 13th amendment. The 13th amendment abolished slavery but…

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    the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. It was given by one of the most influential Civil Rights Activists in American history, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The speech was given during the March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom where he called to end racism and give blacks and other minorities civil and economic rights. Throughout the speech Dr. King used numerous ways to get his argument across to the public. He mentions major historical documents that declare freedom during the speech. One…

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    political career, Lincoln had a variety of jobs. President Lincoln had many accomplishments during presidency. His accomplishments were a lot, but some of his accomplishments didn’t really work. Lincoln was one of the best presidents by ending slavery. After ending slavery, this was one of his best accomplishment. Soon after the assassination…

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