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    they couldn’t understand the device and rejected it. He figured the only way to realize his dreams was to meet world's greatest electrical engineer Thomas Edison. So he decided to move to NYC to meet Edison. Almost missed his train, lost his money, passport, his ticket, his luggage, then got caught on board the ship. He than was arrested later released with only four cents and an idea(Bernard 2010).…

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    Gandhi's Assassination

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    is shown. The movie then goes back in time to 1893 when a young Gandhi is riding on a train. Despite being a Western-educated attorney, the conductor kicks him off for being “colored”. He and another fellow Indian then protest by burning travel passports that all Indians had to carry. Gandhi is then arrested. Soon, newly enacted laws were passed the breached Indian civil rights. Gandhi then makes a speech urging that all Indians must resist the new laws in a non-violent manner. This principle is…

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    Al Shabaab Scenarios

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    combat. Clan identities are still a salient form of identity within the military. It is unclear whether or not clan members will remain loyal to the government. (Williams 2014) Al-Shabaab continues to provide public services to communities in which has been able to maintain a presence. Al-Shabaab’s ability to provide public services to community members allows the group to continue to remain in communities with little to no resistance. Members of Al-Shabaab can disseminate their message to…

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    Security Screening

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    at the entrance would not think that we were protesting. We were not all allowed to go at the same time into the building and they made us go in small groups to enter the building and go through the security screening. All of us must present our passports at the entry. All of us and our belongings were required to go through security screening. All possessions were required to go through an x-ray machine. After I passed the security screening and entered the Pentagon, Professor Speel told me…

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    such as weapons, drugs, nonprescription or regulation and pornography. What is Identity Theft? Theft or identity fraud occurs when someone steals information that defines the identity of another person, such as your name, number driving license, passport number, bank accounts numbers and credit card numbers, in order to obtain the benefits that correspond to that person. Those benefits can be financial, such as access to their accounts and credit cards, or they can be reputational, as they can…

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    because she never responded. Furthermore, the interview had some uncomfortable questions like: Why you didn’t have a passport until last year? I have to say that I don’t think that question was necessary, putting the Governor Palin in an uncomfortable situation, however, she did answer back very well. She said that she didn’t was part of those in which parents get their passports after graduation to travel the world. She said that she usually had two jobs and kids, so traveling was not part of…

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    Americans and others out of the voting system. Or look at the very recent example of voter Id law. Voter ID laws are a current trend in some states that usually require an extremely high level of identification. Credentials such as a driver’s licenses, Passports, or birth certificates may be required for an individual to vote in an election. Depending on the state many of these new laws are included in a larger block of laws that remove convinces such as same day registration for voting, mail…

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    American Impact On 9/11

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    War on Terror The bloody incident on September 9, 2001 has carved a painful wound into all American soil and it has also changed the way how American think about terrorism. On the morning of September 9, 2001, American was attacked by a group of extremist terrorists called Al-Qaeda. Terrorist is a groups of people who extremely follow fanatical political or religious, with a purpose to abolish the old rotten government and establish their own government that can bring them a better life. They…

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    Absolute Monarchy

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    part in administrating and policy making. The other reason was because it is said that Louis was a weak king. Louis referred himself as the sun king. Louis wanted to make all decisions on his own and would not even let his ministers of state sign passports. Louis restructured the French government. Louis ministers had no right to stop him from doing anything all they could do is give him…

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    The title of the book I read was The Graveyard Book. The author of the book was Neil Gaiman. The setting of the book was in graveyard. The time of when the book was set was toward the end of the 20th beginning of the 21st century. The main character is Nobody Owens, along with his “foster parents” Mr. & Mrs. Owens, and his mentor, teacher, and protector, Silas. The book began with a horror feel. In the beginning of the book there was a guy referred to throughout the book as, The Man Jack, who…

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