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    The Metatheoretical maps are a way to organize the ideas of theorists in comparison to one another. The horizontal line serves as a continuous range between the individual and the collective while the vertical line serves as a continuous range between rational and nonrational. (See diagram 1) Rational is defined by people making decisions based on “a strategic attempt to maximize rewards or benefits while minimizing costs.” ((Appelrouth, Edles 2012: 12) Nonrational is defined as people making…

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    that men died out there trying to make our country a better place and that's what i think they did. Bravery shows how the country was used in men that went to war and how the song shows us brave. In the song it states, “home of the brave” (star spangled banner) this song tells us how america is home of the brave.in the website it states,“It takes a great deal of bravery to stand up to our enemies, but just as much to stand up to our friends” - J. K. Rowling this shows what our veterans did…

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    1. In his interview with Jennifer Stewart, from the Manchester Record, did Mr. Ben Malloy (Philip's father) tell the whole truth? Give evidence (a quote) from the text to support your answer. Mr. Malloy did not tell the whole truth. He stated that the teacher intentionally on Phillips back, she's a bad teacher, and the kids don't like her. Not one of these words were true. We know this because Allison Doresett stated that Ms. Narwin was nice on page 89. 2. In his interview with Jennifer…

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    This hymn, Lift every voice and sing has been called the "Black National Anthem" because it is successful in celebrating how far the African Americans have come from their days of slavery and it also acknowledges the fact that they still have a long way to go in their journey towards freedom. This paper focuses on the song, Lift every voice and sing and how it holds great significance to African American identity and belonging in the United States drawing onto the ideas of Double Consciousness…

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    Taxing Day Narrative

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    After a long taxing day of school in the frigid month of January, I got into a car with my teammate and headed off to a varsity hockey game against Bridgewater Raynham. As soon as I open up the transparent glass doors, I can feel the brisk air brush upon my face. Instantly, the fond memory of my first rink experience poped up in my head when my cousin got an assist for his Norwood Mustangs varsity hockey team. I was young, only around six or seven years old. I remember him having a clear shot,…

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    United States. “White” America had a hard time practicing what it preached. You can see these contradictions with the life of Jimi Hendrix. He used his musical talents to portray what was happening culturally post war. When he performed “The Star-Spangled Banner” at Woodstock, he was not showing his pride in America, but his disgust…

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    The Star Spangled Banner says “Liberty and Justice for All “ but there cops getting off with killing innocent African Americans and not being held accountable for their actions . In the Star Spangled Banner that line is not always true and there are real life examples. In books we see the same injustice as we see in our everyday life’s, and in this paper, it will bring this issue to light with hard hitting evidence that not everything is so equal and it will explain the connections between two…

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    Unity In America

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    Statement: The act that exemplifies what it means to be American is an act of unity, honor, and patriotism. Thesis: The most American thing you can do is attend a football game. Going to a football game is one of the most unifying experiences for a person to have in America. At a football game, there’s always a strong sense of unity in the crowd of fans. At times is almost overwhelming to see how friendly people can be to each other. Unity is one of the founding ideals that made America such a…

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    Free and Forced Migration Free and forced migration to and within different parts of North America caused regional development, cultural diversity and blending, and also political and social conflict throughout the nineteenth century. The “old immigrants” during the 19th century were the irish, german, and some chinese, after the civil war the “new immigrants” were from southern and eastern Europe from the time period of the 1880s until 1924. These immigrants were brought or forced to the US…

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    people’s personal stories came together, these were letters, diaries, and interviews. Walter Lord did not focus on the point of other people, but the people who experienced the attack first hand. From the musicians who insisted on finishing “The Star Spangled Banner” before taking cover, to the men trapped in the USS Oklahoma who voted on the means of escape, every story shows the terror and confusion of the chaos, as well as the courage of those who survived. The author’s…

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