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    Lyddie Essay Aurora Rininger Imagine a world where children at the age of thirteen are forced to work against their will for little money. Imagine that situation but the average 13 year old has fought off a bear, had a sibling die, and is prone to sickness at every turn because of their job. All without seeing their family. This is the reality for Lyddie Worthern. In the book, Lyddie by Katherine Patterson a thirteen year old farm girl from Vermont named Lyddie and her brother Charlie are…

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    “That the President will free all the little slave children,” was the words written on a petition given to Abraham Lincoln in 1864 (Swanson 1). These few words and the 195 signatures that accompanied it were enough to touch the president’s heart (Emancipation Proclamation Little People 2). Although the Emancipation Proclamation, a document freeing about 3.1 million slaves in the United States, was issued a year earlier, there were still some people unhappy about it’s effects (Emancipation…

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    the time in absolute monarchies, citizens had no right to petition, and anyone who spoke out against the king could be jailed or killed. This freedom of petition, and the free speech that went with it became an essential part of democratic government in the Americas. The first amendment in the American bill of right preserves the right of the citizens to “freedom of speech...and the right of the people peaceably to assemble and to petition the government for a redress of grievances” (US bill of…

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    after filing petitions to run as a nonpartisan candidate in the District 1 state representative race. Scott Wiggam is the Republican nominee, having defeated David Kiefer in the primary, and no Democrat filed to run for the seat. Spoonamore’s status was raised during Monday’s Board of Elections meeting. Director Julie Leathers told members Jean Mohr, Betsy Sheets, Sue Donohoe and Charlie Hardman there were some concerns…

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    of what we need to do. Having a clear illustration helped me in knowing how a petition should look like, such as the format and how the sentences should be simple for the judge to read. In addition, having class time to work on client interviews or working in phrasing sentences was useful since I have problems with my sentences structure and having a clear and strong communication. Having a mock interview and a petition provided me an insight of what an actual interview will look like and how I…

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    Declarations of the Stamp Act Congress (1765) The Stamp Act Congress was a meeting held in New York City on October 1765. This meeting consisted of representatives form some of the British Colonies. This gathering of elected colonial representatives was a protest against the new British taxation passed by Parliament. This taxation was the Stamp Act which required colonists to use only special stamped paper for all business in the colonies. The Stamp Act Congress met in October, but the Stamp…

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    receipt numbers for all the IBFA cases were provided to the National Benefits Center (NBC) and SCOPS. NBC will determine the location of the concurrently filed I-130 and I-485 petitions, complete TECS (SQ11) checks, and issue Request For Evidence (RFE). The Service Centers will determine the location of all stand-alone petitions and related family files (family files will be routed together) and prepare the files for interviews. Once the files are interview ready, NBC and the Service Centers…

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    oppression. In “New England Petitions”, the first petition nicely asks for better treatment, although not transparent with their words. Felix states, “We pray for such Relief only, which by no Possibility can ever be productive of the least Wrong or Injury to our Masters; but to us will be as Life from the dead” (“New England Petitions”, 2). Hence, although not exceptionally clear, they are wishing for relief and more respect from their masters. While this particular petition doesn’t ask for…

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    should make Hawaii one of their territories. They said this because it would be profitable to them if Hawaii became a state. Although president McKinley was hesitant to annex (dissolve the border and make Hawaii a state) Hawaii, congress passed a petition of annexation. You would think that Hawaii would have some sort of say in this, but they didn't. Now with Hawaii as an American territory, many people started to say that having them as an American…

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    Craig Keilbugar is an inspiration to use all. All inspiration have a story and well, here is Craig’s. When Craig was only 12 years of age he had a reason, a reason to believe that kids can make a difference. On one foggy morning Craig was have breakfast before taking the bus to school at 7:00 a.m.. Craig was trying to find some fun comics before heading out for school. Well flipping threw he stumbled across a tragic story, a boy shot at 11 years old. When looking deeper into the story he found…

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