Organization of American Historians

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    Hawks) (Khouri, 2006).Robert Sklar (historian specialize in the history of cinema) has depicted these movies as social sentiment, and he asserts that the exemplary criminal movies did have a message: their legends' disordered lives were more than coordinated by the disarray in the public eye around them. For faultfinders and fans alike, the criminal film has been comprehended as hidden feedback of entrepreneur social relations, including the myth of the American Dream. For example, The Godfather…

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    They speak of justice as the basis of political organization: in the Declaration of Independence states that “Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the Consent of the Governed” (paragraph 2), and the Preamble lists, among the reasons for “ordain[ing] and establish[ing] this Constitution for the United States of America,” “to ... establish Justice.” The U.S. government would thus be held accountable not in just a practical way—via elections, whereby officials who…

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    Mari Kelley Professor Carl Greer Modern American History 24 October 2014 Black Activist: Malcolm X Malcolm X is known for being as one of many contributors to the controversy of black segregation in America. Like many of the civil right’s leaders he fought for the black’s freedom and rights doing whatever it took to make society see the racial problems in America. Although his ways and thoughts of achieving freedom for blacks differed from most, Malcolm ideas and beliefs were on similar levels…

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    The 1974 Scandal

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    American leaders were once considered powerful and respected individuals appointed to represent the needs of their people. Great leaders throughout history like Abraham Lincoln and George Washington are commemorated for their service. But this optimism towards government has quickly eroded as Americans lose faith in their leaders. How has such an important institution lost the support of the people it represents? When the New York Times published the first papers of the infamous “pentagon…

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    In Thomas Dilorenzo’s book, The Real Lincoln: A New Look at Abraham Lincoln, His Agenda and an Unnecessary War, is about Abraham Lincoln’s life as president and the hard troubles he had and the war that was found unnecessary. The Real Lincoln “the War between the States was not fought to end slavery. Even if it were, a natural question arises: Why was a costly war fought to end it?” (ix). Dilorenzo’s book gives his opinion on what he thought about how the war went. He wonders why was there war…

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    Education System Failures

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    article published by the Atlantic on October 25,2013, entitled, “Do American Schools Need to Change? Depends What You Compare Them To.”, written by Wendy Kopp, the chief executive officer and co-founder of Teach For All,a global network of independent non profit organizations working to expand educational opportunity in their own countries. Kopp explains both sides of the issues in American education using authors Diane Ravitch, a historian of education, an educational policy analyst, and a…

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    control of any situation that comes in their way and be capable of leading groups of people into safety and success. Great man’s theory shows that leadership can be inborn and there is no possibility on being crafted through a man years’. The famous historian Thomas Carlyle, involved in the great man theory of leadership believed that the combination of decent personality and godly motivation creates an effectual leader. As Thomas Carlyle once said, ‘’The history of the world is but the…

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    their goals in 1920. The temperance movement did not significantly provoke women to become politically active. It inspired liquor interests to assemble as major enemies of suffrage, and demeaned women by purposely promoting gender roles. Though historians disagree, the temperance movement was not a significant factor in making women more politically active. Murdock, who attended the University of Pennsylvania, believed that the temperance movement helped the suffrage movement because “… the…

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    Cold War Effects On Russia

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    Through 1964 to 1985 the world was in a clear divide between leaning towards communistic Russia and the democratic capitalistic United States. During this time many governments had fallen into turmoil due to the events from World War II. The world was scared that any international body could cause such disaster again. At the end of the war you war soon left with two options communist or not. With the United States and Russia emerging as the two largest international powers, each one had very…

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    the public opinion about the country to a completely opposite one. Comrade X was a comedy, which laughed at communist ideology. Ironically, before its release, Hitler launched operation Barbarossa against The Soviet Union, which made the Soviets American allies. An introduction to the film was added. It explained that the Russian characters in the film were added strictly for public entertainment. During World War II, Hollywood produced numerous films portraying heroic Soviets. In many of…

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