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    Coming out of WWI, America was beginning the transition into a period of modernization and isolationism. The aftermath of WW1 led to many advancements throughout American society, many of which were controversial across generations. These controversial advancements in society ranged from economical and political, to social. Following the Red Scare, nativism began to resurface in America and would eventually lead to the establishment of the nativist establishments and legislation. FDR also led…

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    Moments in history tend to stick out the most. Pearl Harbor, D-Day, 9/11, and Independence Day survive so prominently within our history as singular days. What made the twenties so notorious in our history? It was the first time our country saw a massive change in culture, ways of thinking, government policies, and the rise of organized crime. The most well-known piece of legislation that came from the 1920’s was the passage of the 18th Amendment. Ratified on January 16 ,1919 he amendment, also…

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    “The Crucible” Essay Imagine if your spouse accuses you of being green. There are a lot of innocent citizens that are being accused of being associated with communism. In addition to the communist and the socialist both wanted the same thing. They both wanted the government to be in control and own all the companies and properties. They both also wanted to end capitalism, but other people wanted complete freedom. Encyclopaedia Britannica states, “In 1919, the United States Department of Justice…

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    Pete Rose Case Study

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    team he played for and managed. Not only did he gamble upon his team, he also gambled on games that he played in during his career as a Cincinnati Red. This article states that proof was found; “Sealed documents procured from the raid of a bookie’s home — the same raid that resulted in Major League Baseball’s lifetime ban for the all-time hits leader — have only now been opened, showing Rose had been gambling on baseball games he was playing in. Per OTL report… • IN THE TIME COVERED IN THE…

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    2001 A Space Odyssey

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    influence in society and whether or not it deserves consciousness. Throughout his life, Arthur C. Clarke was fascinated with science and the stars, building his own telescope to view the stars as a child. He famously toasted with his friends during the V2 raids on London as it marked the beginning of the space age. While being optimistic about the future of technological advancements, Clarke understood the possible violent complications of technology, and he saw this first hand during his…

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    World War I brought about new war technologies for destruction and censorship toward any writings and propaganda that was not 100% American. Socialism’s decline connected to its Russian connection, the Cold War, and the Palmer Raids, all occurring shortly after the war and Bourne’s death, showed the continued resistance and resentment toward immigration that Bourne feared. He recognized the motives of big business in involvement in the war, which as a result, socialized acts…

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    Throughout history there has been tragedies. One of the greatest of all time is world war one or the great war. A war that pitted global super powers into one of history’s bloodiest and most gruesome wars. Nations fought with 19th century tactics with 20th century fire power creating devastating, gory, tragic war scenes. These sights not seen by the world until those very moments could only be described by the people living through them. Today, with hindsight, people view the war as an…

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    1920s Consumerism Essay

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    towards each other and did not like that other people had different views than they had. The temperance movement and the 18th amendment stopped the production and selling of alcohol and made it illegal. The Red Scare was against communists and the Palmer Raids started the deportation of communists to get them out of the nation. The United States was in an isolation period, which created the downfall of the economy and changed culture, too. Immigrants were not wanted in America at this time,…

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    the ones who were trying to spread their communist beliefs, so that is why they didn’t want many foreigners entering the country. Also, radicals and anarchists were treated brutally due to the Red Scare. The Palmer Raids involved the deportation of 591 suspected radicals (Sorrentino). These raids were when federal agents would search people’s homes without a search warrant, and if they…

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    Until 1975 the United States and the USSR would use proxy wars to try to spread as much influence as possible. However the United States was also at war with itself. Since the First Red Scare resulting in the 1920 Palmer Raids the US had been searching out the communist threat at home. The creation of the Smith Act, Alien Registration Act, The Internal Security Act, and The Communist Control Act were all that need to be mention to sum up McCarthyism. The United States…

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