The Pilgrim's Progress

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    the national fiber” meaning, and not just sitting around and lazing your butt doing literally nothing, while spending your money, work ( History ). In other words, he disdains people not working, so Franklin gives them a job. Furthermore, the Work Progress Administration officially went out of the public eye in June 1943 (History). Above all, one of the biggest programs included…

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    New Deal Impact

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    of these laws was not felt right away but Franklin Roosevelt knew it would take some time. FDR pushed hard for a litter of new programs into existence, like the CCC (Civilian Conservation Camp), CWA (Civilian Works Administration), and WPA (Works Progress Administration). One of the most famous New Deal programs was the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC), and these workers are credited improving dozens…

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    Fdr Reflection

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    DEBATE REFLECTION Prompt: Write a reflection discussing how you felt about the debate (FDR the president we needed of the dictator we allowed to take control) and the structure then we want you to give us the position you agree with the most. As always provide evidence and this will be stapled to your notes at the end of class!!! Have a good weekend. The film that I associate with my feelings towards the FDR debate would be Star Wars Episode VII The Force Awakens. I like Star Wars. I haven’t…

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    flourished, and the greatest success of the New Deal was the security it gave to Americans. The Alphabet Agencies served many purposes, but they were all used to help Americans during the aftermath of the depression. One agency known as the Works Progress Administration (WPA), employed millions of people to carry out public works projects. The WPA constructed as many as 125,000 government-run buildings, 650,000 miles…

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    many Americans were starving. This was declared unconstitutional later on.” This shows that some organizations only cared about the people they were helping and that problem. A person can argue that there can’t be starvation if the WPA, or Works Progress Administration, was giving out hot meals to children in need and sometimes that would be the only meal they get. However, this only helped 10,000 schools throughout the whole country when there is hundreds of thousands in each state and says…

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    Fdr's Economic Impact

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    civil works administration, federal housing administration, federal security agency, home owner's loan corporation, national industrial recovery act, public works administration, social security act, Tennessee valley authority, and finally, the works progress administration. The civilian conservation corps (1933-1942) was…

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    The results of the study, however, has a mixed outcome showing the progress that some state standards are easily more adaptable then other states could. For example, "student achievement has gotten better, particularly in states such as Delaware, Massachusetts, New York and Texas that were early adopters." (great schools) Even through the progress, of the study, it has not been as quick or gone as far as many would have hoped. The National Center for Education…

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    Frisvold's Paper

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    Firstly, comparisons are made between the schools above and below the SBP thresholds across states. This is done with the use of data obtained from the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP). Secondly, there is some use of regression data which is utilised to assess the cognitive achievement of children. This is where the students entitled to free and reduced-price (FRP) meals fall just under the required threshold compared to…

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    The Pilgrims Progress

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    allow to capture me into its bindings and harshly spit me out once it was done telling its story. My hand lightly grazes the books as I walk, feeling the smooth spines until I hit my mark. I catch sight of a small plain book titled, “The Pilgrims Progress” by John Bunyan. A sad hunched over man carrying a huge bag on his shoulders fills the cover. What kind of adventure is this? Why is he depressed? Intrigued, I take the book home and fully engross myself into the exciting journey of Christian,…

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    4.1.3 Dogma of Sin (according to representative era) Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress is the manifestation of Protestant religious convictions about the consciousness of sin. It is an organized mouthpiece of famous protestant slogans “Five Solas”. The awareness and guilt of sin aroused on learning through the Bible in Pilgrim’s Progress. Bible is being represented chief and infrangible source of faith. An indictment of complete guidance rather than a Pope contrasting the Catholic concept. Christian…

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