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    Vietnam War Social Impact

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    Social/Economic Impacts: • While others were fighting in the war there were a lot of anti-war movements around the country that caused a great separation within American society. • Hundreds of thousands of young people became part of a large nonviolent, diverse and developing popular culture of war resistance group. • employing tactics ranging from comical street theater to industrial sabotage. Students, government officials, labor unions, church groups and middle class family increasingly…

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    Political Impact John F. Kennedy, who stood tall with Ngo Dinh Diem in defending Vietnam proved to be the first snowball in the great avalanche that was the Vietnam War, Lyndon Johnson had to inherit the decisions of the previous administrations and ideologies when it comes to containing the spread of communism with the ever escalating war in Vietnam and popularity of it rapidly decreasing due to factors like Tet and the unpopular draft Lyndon B. Johnson chose not to accept the Democratic…

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    On March 4, 1801, Thomas Jefferson delivered his “First Inaugural Address” in front of a few thousand citizens in Washington, D.C. Jefferson talks about how thankful he is that he got elected president and how he thinks the government should be like. He gave 13 principles that the government should follow to make a good government. One hundred and sixty years later, President John F. Kennedy gave his “First Inaugural Address” in front of thousands of citizens, but also addressed the world.…

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    On a small island in the caribbean. There is a man. A man that is evil in every way. His prey is others. His name is General Zaroff. Welcome to ship trap island. The title to this awakening story is “The Most Dangerous Game” By Richard Connell. The other character , the main character is Sanger Rainsford. He is brave and filled with immense amounts of courage and skill. He is honest and full of integrity, He is a very skilled hunter also. This story is about the feud between two professional…

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    From the 1970s 56 players were inducted into the Hall of Fame for baseball but there are hundreds inductees from all sports that came from the 1970s. The 1970s was a great time for many athletes in their playing days. The 1970s, made it hard for athletes to play due to the press, sports have accommodated many great athletes, and many things that influenced the decade like basketball, football and boxing. In the 1970s, it was harder for people of great athletic ability to play sports due to the…

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    1960 Election Essay

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    The 1960 presidential election was a campaign unlike any other. Democrat John F. Kennedy and Republican Richard Nixon battled for a chance to put their individual plans into action, but that wasn’t what made 1960 a revolutionary election. It was the first televised election. Suddenly, all Americans could tune in to the debates and really hear what the candidates’ platforms were for themselves. This made for a fierce debate on who should win. If I was a voter in the 1960 presidential election, I…

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    As a result of the war overall from the beginning with John F. Kennedy’s decision to send troops to VIetnam and to the end when Nixon brings the troops out of the war can be seen as a success. But if you view the purpose of the…

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    Motivated by the fact that the Soviet Union was gaining technological advances after the launch of Sputnik, the new candidates were more passionate than ever to make America number 1 again.  These candidates include the famous John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon. o Even though both candidates were popular and young, the aspect of Kennedy that gave him the advantage was his use of the televisions and the support towards Civil Rights.  Kennedy vs. Nixon debates are some of the most famous and…

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    Getting constantly hunted, always watch your back. You don’t know when he will strike. The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell is a short story about a hunter Rainsford washed up on an island owned by a general named Zaroff. The general took him in and later challenge Rainsford to a game. A game that made Rainford think,run, and not get shot. In this story Rainsford displayed Intelligence and determination throughout the story. In The Most Dangerous Game Rainsford displayed Intelligence…

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    Danny Elliott MSL 3020 Sergeant First Class Robert Roof DUE: 22APR2016 Work Hard, Party Hard- The Life of Charles Wilson Charles Nesbitt Wilson is a man most famously commended for his involvement in the Soviet Union’s withdrawal form Afghanistan in the 1980’s. He was a man that achieved political success early on in life and utilized this to shape the entire future of the Middle East, specifically in Afghanistan. Aside from his success in this area, Charlie was a man that…

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