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    The primary method of research that is utilized in this paper is a historical analysis. The topic at hand is reparations improving the lives of African Americans, which needs much historical background. In this paper, German-Israeli and Japanese reparations set the precedent for the current topic of African American reparations. African Americans have yet to receive any reparations for slavery so the only way to estimate the impact of reparations can be seen. Since reparations have yet to happen…

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    Symbolism In Smoke Signals

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    mostly the problems of an American family has to deal with, particularly incident about parent on child violence, alcohol abuse and the stereotyping of the white racism. All these incidents are part of the American society. Another way the film is represented is through the art of storytelling. As storytelling holds the traditionally Native American culture. It is a way where one can preserve the past and manage present disappointments. In addition, the Native Americans are seen submissive.…

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    The New World had many encounters, but two remarkable interactions with natives and explorers are that of Christopher Columbus and Hernando Cortes. Christopher Columbus was on orders from the King of Spain to travel a new route to find India and introduce them to a new religion. In 1492, Columbus reached what he thought was India; however, he was mistaken so now it is known as the West Indies because of this belief. At the beginning of the 16th century, Cortes set sail for Meso-America also for…

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    In “What You Pawn I Will Redeem” Sherman Alexie gives the reader insight into the struggles of identity endured by contemporary Native Americans. Alexie was born in 1966 and spent his childhood years on the Spokane Indian Reservation in northeast Washington. Before the forced resettlement and assimilation of the Native Americans, the Spokane Tribe was a proud nation that roamed the Pacific Northwest fishing, hunting, and camping. In 1881, President Hayes relocated the tribe to a small…

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    expand or better America, Americans have created a specific way of thinking and understanding that they are superior. This way of thinking of superiority or sense of privilege is analyzed by Bartiz in a passage in “Backfire: A History of How American Cultured Us Unto Vietnam and Made Us Fight the Way We Did” which discusses the way of thinking and determination for the Vietnam War. This thinking is similar to Twain’s novel A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court on the American way of life,…

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    culture of drinking alcohol - before most americans were Protestants and then Irish brought Roman Catholicism, in 1851 the Temperance movement stated the prohibition of alcohol sale. Even though the Market Revolution had a huge impact in how America is today, there are also important things occurred during this time period. For example, the Native Americans were on the edge of removal from United States from the day which White Men arrived (1805) until Native 's almost execution by Smallpox in…

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    their own: African-American Suburbanization by Andrew Wiese examines the forces behind the suburbanization of Black Americans in the 20th century and the challenges they faced in doing so. The author emphasized the importance of black suburbanization for the growth of the 20th century the United States. Establishment of suburbs was critical to the study of Black Americans in the United States. The emergence of suburbs was a representative of the new generation of black American, who were…

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    Europeans an advantage over the native’s since they feared the animal. European culture gave them an advantage since they recorded and passed down detailed information and knowledge including navigation, technology and conquest of the New World and of Native people of the region. The European desire to find new land and search of treasures gave them an aggressive…

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    This leads into my next lesson on how the lingering debate over the meaning of Sand Creek aggravated a serious disagreement about where the massacre had taken place, simultaneously leading to the repression of not acknowledging the Native American community. During the 1990s, the National Park Service became embroiled in a running fight among two local landowners, three Indian tribes, and their respective academic allies concerning the exact location of Black Kettle’s village. Efforts by…

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    The 18th century was coming to an end, and with it the unjust system that dominated the French. It was during this time, ironically, after the French helped the Americans gain their independence and King Louis overspending, that the country was suffering unprecedented hunger. The government did not listen to its people’s plea for help, and kept imposing heavy taxes. It was a system where the rich kept getting richer…

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