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    Buchanan the average number of words per sentence was 44; from Lincoln through Wilson, 34; since Wilson, 25.” Will believes that “the general shortening of sentences reflects, in part, a change in nature of Inaugural Addresses.” He refers to Teddy Roosevelt who called the presidency “a bully pulpit.” Later addresses have had an incentive to tell Americans how to behave with phrases such as “The only thing we have to fear…” and “Ask not…” A more popular phrase which was used by Kennedy and Nixon…

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    It is really easy to blame your financial difficulties on money. Yet what some people forget, is that this medium of exchange allowed us to create what we have today. Without something to use as currency there would be no society. A society consists of a group of people working together to create an orderly community. The creation of which would not be possible if the basic things that humans need are not satisfied. Money helps create stability by setting a certain value on all the commodities…

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    Abraham Lincoln was running for President with Anti- Slavery Campaign at this time. The republican candidate then became president on the 4th of March, 1861. Civil War began between the Union and the Confederacy over the abolition of slavery Throughout the four years, proclamation was passed, freeing the slaves in confederate states. Abraham Lincoln was assassinated while viewing a play in Ford 's Theater. Andrew Johnson then took over. Then in Dec, slavery was prohibited through the…

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    Jim Crow Laws In America

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    part of such league. However it is people such as Lodge who opposed the league saying they would have rather remained with the theory of isolationism. seeing as to how it was working for them until this point in time. Lodge’s close friend Theodore Roosevelt simply stated that noting that he distrusted “a man who cares for other nations as much as his own”. Again it was Woodrow Wilson who wanted the treaty to remain however there was numerous attempts in order to reconstruct the treaty but he did…

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    The Progressive Movement was successful in attacking corruption in post-Civil War America. Well first off, the Progressive Movement is the term connected to an assortment of reactions to the monetary and social issues fast industrialization acquainted with America. Progressivism started as a social development and developed into a political development. The early progressives rejected Social Darwinism. At the end of the day, they were individuals who trusted that the issues society…

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    When an American Dictionary of the English Language was first published in 1828 by Noah Webster the word “American” was defined as; “noun. A native of America; originally applied to the aboriginals, or copper colored races, found here by the Europeans; but now applied to the descendants of Europeans born in America.” A further note applied to the definition of “American” was a quote from Washington stating, “The name American must always exalt the pride of patriotism” (Webster 's Dictionary…

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    title during a testimony in court because he was a “colored defender.” The assassination of McKinley provided Roosevelt with a purpose. The purpose was to prevent emerging men is misconceptions of the law. When John Schrank took an attempt on Theodore Roosevelt’s life, he had a different reaction. Roosevelt became defeated. He was no longer ready to fight for social justice, and without Roosevelt as the Progressive advocate, the party slowed disbanded. The book, Murdering McKinley: The Making…

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    The president of the United States of America is an elected head of government and head of state who leads the executive arm of the federal government. In many countries, the president is the commander in chief of the armed forces. The president of the United States is regarded as the most powerful person because the country is considered as the world’s contemporary superpower. In U.S., the president is vested all executive power by Article II of the U.S. constitution including the…

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    I personally connected to this discussion because of my experiences as an immigrant in the United States. You proposed the question of if immigration issue is about culture, legality or numbers and majority if not everyone in the class stated it was culture. I actually disagree with this answer. When many people argue why they desire stricter immigrations laws, they make claims such as immigrants are taking jobs, they are increasing the population significantly, and they are harming American…

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    Many historians agree that Taft’s judicial indecisiveness led him to be a poor administrator. Living up to the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt was a hard task. Taft was expected to continue roosevelt’s policies and then some, and though he had many progressive accomplishments like breaking up more monopolies than other president, he lacked in proposing progressive legislation and alienated…

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