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    Based on personal research I found that the main argument against the Gold standard is that the value of the currency is underpinned by a slower gold and silver standard. Along with this statement they state that the Federal reserve has a greater ability to control the currency and lessen the shock of economic collapse. They cite the bailouts of the 2008 housing crisis as an example. They fail to observe…

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    The Good Earth Essay

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    understand what was going on. When they realized that people had ransacked the rich man’s home, he joined the rest of the poverty-stricken men and women to the home. He did not steal from the man, however, he did use empty threats to get several gold coins from the rich man. With this money that Wang Lung had acquired, he was able to go back to his land with his family and buy plenty of supplies for his land which ultimately resulted in Wang Lung becoming the richest man of his town. Without…

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    you know you will have to go to sleep. As you look towards your window, you see the raindrops hit the window pane; The sun is dying off. The more you watch the sun go past the horizon, the more anxiety fills you. The sun looked as if it was a molten coin burning a circle in the low-hanging overcast, surrounded by a fairy-ring of moisture. As quickly as the light came up in the morning, the quicker it dissolves into a grey, cold night. Mother says it’s time to go to bed. You obediently go brush…

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    This is seen in how the families assist each other and bond through their struggles, in how the migrants create communities and worlds together, and in how the Joads interact with other families. Intercalary chapter seventeen effectively demonstrates the theme of unity through the migrants’ willingness to assist each other and bond through their struggles. In this way, because they “all come from a place of sadness and worry and defeat,” they grow closer together and “share their lives, [...]…

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    Appearing in various movies and books, the Roman Empire existed as one of the largest empires humanity has ever witnessed. Though most experts comment on the vast size of the Empire, the individuals who ruled over the Roman Empire receive the main attention. Whether known for their stringent rule or their long-lasting legacy on the Roman Empire, almost all of the Roman Emperors acquired fame through their rule. One of the most influential leaders of the Roman Empire, Emperor Diocletian, found…

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    his best friends (Hull pg. 29). They were very upset without each other so a year later their friend brought them back together at her house (Hull pg. 30). No one liked how James Shields said that the state of Illinois would only accept gold and silver coins for taxes, so they had a Rebecca letter, and Abe wrote one (Hull pg. 31). James found out one was from Abe and got angry, so he challenged him to a duel (Hull pg. 33). Abe and Mary got married at the Edwardses’ Parlor on November 4, 1842…

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    Bibl 104 Research Paper

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    gave Judas the freedom to betray Jesus, his own son. Freedom is given to everyone and Judas’ freedom resulted in the death of God’s only son. Judas was an apostle of Jesus, his disciple, his follower. Yet, he chose to betray him for a measly 30 silver coins. Additionally, the Jews were given the choice to have Jesus executed or set free. “39 But you have a custom that I should release one man for you at the Passover. So do you want me to release to you the King of the Jews?” 40 They cried out…

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    David Graeber Debt Summary

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    In his book “Debt, the first 5000 years”, David Graeber introduces us to a novel theory about the development of human relationships, money, commerce, and markets. The author himself has direct experience in Anthropology, although limited in comparison to other great ones in the field such as Claude Lévi-Strauss, he did study tribes in Madagascar and had other relevant first-hand encounters with the science. By making use of his past mentioned knowledge, but also by drawing parallel ideas and…

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    The Secret Service

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    The Secret Service special agents duties include both investigations and protection. Special agents investigate financial crimes such as counterfeiting of currency, false identification, credit and debit card fraud, computer fraud, forgery or theft of U.S. They also have to protect the president in certain situation as well like, when he's on the move to go somewhere they are with him at all times. Just to make sure nothing were to happen to him or so he doesn’t get assassinated at that time as…

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    Islamic Iconoclasm

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    King posits that the destruction of Christian buildings outside of Yazid’s reign may have been motivated by monetary gains as churches were rich sources of wood, marble and other valuables. Moreover, the ordering of Christian crosses in gold and silver to be destroyed by the governor of Egypt 'Abd al- 'Aziz b. Marwan in 686-689, may be seen as a calculated gesture to deprive Christians of the valuable metals, despite being supplemented by religious actions of attaching Qur’anic inscription on…

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