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had planned for, an instead stronger and more undivided people than ever before came out. A symbol that came out of all of this during the time was a lone picture of three firemen raising the American Flag amidst all of the rubble and destruction around them. This symbolism represents the unconquerable American drive and spirit that defined the country as one of great heart back then and is still defining it as one of great heart today as time and time again the nation is forced to come…

African Americans established the Civil Rights movement by which they showed their intention to pursue equal rights for everyone regardless of color and race. Due to the fact that African American’s voice hasn’t been heard, it was significant for them to battle for voting rights. Although, African Americans were able to gained the Voting Rights Act, the act still met opposition from states governments that put harsh restrictions on voting. Throught the numerous protests, African Americans gained…

Game Wardens seems to be an interesting job to have. There responsibilities and duties require them to understand and regulate state and federal wildlife codes and laws. And they need to make sure they are enforcing them properly. Game Wardens main priority is just like any other law enforcement officer, and that is to keep everyone safe, including their self. They are responsible for carrying out search warrants and properly taking action when needed. Many game wardens do not like to admit they…

Definition: Industrial Revolution The Industrial Revolution began in the late 1700s. During this time the world became aware of the profitable entities rapid human labor could produce in factories. The revolution started in Britain and move rapidly through North America and Western Europe. With the ensemble of new technology rapidly growing, The industrial revolution can easily be named one of the most significant cultural and social changes in our history. However, although the Industrial…

The cartoon is claiming the quota from 1620 is full. This cartoon is trying to promote the idea that original Americas from Europe are Americans not new immigrants. All Americans besides Native Americans are immigrants so in theory America should try to allow in as many immigrants as possible, that seems logical. America is a country that needs to protect its citizens and if immigration needs to be limited for a certain logical reason then it should be done. Not allowing certain immigrants in is…

Specializing in Southern Politics, Elections and Louisiana Politics Dr. Wayne Parent’s analysis of the Louisiana carnival of politics is truly one to be taught for years to come. Parent effortlessly tells the sordid story of Louisiana and their often times corrupt political system. In a state where there has been more constitutions than any other in the union as well as having Napoleonic based law, Louisiana is clearly different. To dive into this minefield of diversity is a tough task and…

Christianity in the American South, is Kenneth K. Baily’s Southern White Protestantism in the Twentieth Century. Bailey offers a history of the South, focusing on the ideas of white society from the 1900s to the author’s present time-1964. When a study of any part of southern history takes place, some focus must be given to African American culture. This is especially true when focusing on Christianity, which Bailey fails to do. The black population has molded and influenced the southern culture…

their owner’s whip, white supremacists had to find alternative means to keep African Americans suppressed. One method of subjugation was making it difficult for African Americans to leave agriculture and seek out other employment. For example, since white women worked in cotton mills, African American men were often turned away in order to protect white womanhood. Another technique utilized to prevent African Americans from exercising their rights as free citizens, was violence. The Ku Klux…

The motif of violence is manifest throughout Williams’ ‘A Streetcar Named Desire’, not only in the form of acts that are explicitly forceful and destructive, but in the implicit conflicts that are explored within the play, whether between men and women, light and dark, reality and fantasy or the Old South and the New South. Violence is most often associated with the character of Stanley, who progresses violent behaviour and exudes a sense of brutishness that contributes to the play’s overall…

In the excerpt How to Tame a Wild Tongue, Gloria Anzaldua provides a description of how difficult it is to not speak English in the United States. Specifically Anzaldua argues that people should have the freedom to speak their own language without being looked down upon. In this paper, I write a description of myself. In this story I describe parts of me that others may not be familiar with. In doing so I will show how my story in my particular contact zone is similar to Anzaldua’s presentation…