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    Deya states this many times throughout the story, most clearly near the end as she muses: “And then I thought of Sarah, in the city somewhere, alive, free to spend her days in a bookstore. Surrounded by books. I squeezed the card between my fingers, my heart thumping furiously beneath my thick navy uniform. Isn’t that the kind of life my sisters and I deserve? The kind of life any girl deserves? A life of…

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    Prior to World War II, women’s rights in the United States of America looked significantly different to how they were during, and after, the war. Societal norms dictated that their primary role was to be caretakers and homemakers, rather than pursuing a career. 1940 marked a shift in these traditional gender roles, by giving women new opportunities and portraying them as independent and valuable to the workforce. These unprecedented opportunities in the local and military workforces, as well as…

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    the New Deal, strengthened the ties with Latin America, and lead the country though WWII. Although, he died before the war was over, he still was the leader through the majority of it. Franklin Roosevelt was one of the most important leaders the United States has had by effectively leading the nation out of the Great Depression and WWII. Roosevelt was an only child born to James and Sara Roosevelt on January 30, 1882 in Hyde Park, New York. Roosevelt lived a sheltered life under the watch of…

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    Paquete Habana Case Study

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    Please illustrate using Paquete Habana, found at DRW pp. 82-85, and related readings. In the case of the Paquete Habana, the U.S. Navy captured two fishing vessels (the Paquete Habana and the Lola) during the Spanish-American War, both of which were sailing under the Spanish flag in and out of Havana while there was a blockade in effect. The Paquete’s crew was unaware of the blockade. Both ships were taken to Florida and sold at auction after a district court ruled that they were not “exempt…

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    fail to use John King’s term). The period was the mid-nineteenth century. Depending on my scheduled tours and assigned exhibit, I either wore a blue cotton coat, a red vest, a colorful kravatt, and a straw tophat or a military uniform consisting of sky blue wool trousers, a navy blue wool coat, and a matching bummer (Read floopy wool cap) (The kravatt was optional when in…

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    satisfaction now this change one’s beliefs and attitude toward the Marine Corps. So, communication and persuasion are symbolic to what the intent of the Marine Recruiter to put up a pull-up bar and ask for volunteers, who later find themselves to become United States…

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    On December 7, 1941 the United States was forcefully launched into World War II by the attack that the Empire of Japan had set in motion. Pearl Harbor, on the island of Oahu, Hawaii, with her blue waters and tropical greenery is a beautiful gem of the Pacific Ocean. On “a date that will live in infamy” Japanese pilots proceeded to blitz the presumed “non-torpedo-able” harbor in a maelstrom pulse of terror. Japanese Zeros with their arsenal of modified torpedoes assaulted, destroyed, and…

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    however, there are many ideas on how they protect their players and engage the audience into what is going on. Although David Ewalt states that football is similar to “blood sports,” his statement is extreme because the sport’s motive is to build community and a safer environment for the athletes and spectators to enjoy. In Ewalt’s article “Bread and Circuses,” he states, “It's time to reconsider violence in sports and embrace the essential humanity…

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    The Roaring Twenties The 1920’s, deemed the roaring twenties, brought the American People many new things including jazz, popularity of movies and cars, radios, economic prosperity, new industries, and a uniform mass society. Even through all these positive outcomes it’s still my opinion the 1920’s was one of the worst decades for America. The 1920’s brought us the worst economic recession in America’s history which alone puts it on the list for worst decades, but it also brought us…

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    infamously known for the bombs Japan dropped at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii which brought the United States of America into World War II. Life across the United…

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