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    The United States Capitol Building is perhaps one of the most symbolic architectures in America. In there, both the Senate and the House of Representatives meet together to discuss policies, debate on issues, and form new laws for the nation. It is located on East Capitol Street, NE and First Street, SE. The history and construction of the U.S Capitol Building dated back to two centuries ago. In 1792, Thomas Jefferson proposed to hold a design competition (The United States Capitol Building)…

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    The Olympics have been riddled with political protests and violence ever since their creation in 1898. Consistent racial, political, and religious protests occur at the games and hinder the competition. The United States has even gone as far as boycotting the 1980 games in Moscow. In 1984 the Soviet Union boycotted the games in LA. In the 1972 Munich games 11 Israeli athletes were kidnapped and slaughtered just because of their religion. In the 1968 Mexico City Olympic games Tommie Smith and…

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    Rebekah Joan Boley, age seventeen, lives in Adrian, Michigan. She is one of nine children in her family and an eleven-year veteran of home schooling. She is a member of Fairfield Baptist Church where she sings in the choir and been a puppeteer. She has volunteered for both Habitat for Humanity and for the Lenawee Therapeutic Riding Program. She has also participated for three years in the Southeast division of CEF (Child Evangelism Fellowship). She is currently attending the EMT program at LISD…

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    The 60s were full of historical events one took place in the south where most African Americans resided and seemed to be suck in a subordinated status. George Wallace, Governor of Alabama at the time stood in front of the state capitol and shared his thoughts. Wallace states, “this is the freedom of our American founding fathers…but if we amalgamate into the one unit as advocated by the communist philosophers…then the enrichment of our lives…the freedom for our development…is gone forever”.…

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    Article: 1965 1965 the war in Vietnam continues to worsen as whatever the Americans do including major bombing of North Vietnam they continue to lose more men , at the same time the Anti-War movement grows and on November 13th 35,000 march on Washington as a protest against the war. There is also civil unrest with rioting, looting and arson in Los Angeles. This was also the first year mandated health warnings appeared on cigarette packets and smoking became a no no. The latest craze in kids toys…

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    It all began in 1964. Things happened that shouldn’t have happened but did happen because of how things were back then. The state laws, police officers, the people, nothing was really equal or safe during this time. Segregation was in place back, and you weren’t able to do the same as the other person of color and because there weren’t rights set to every individual. Race, religion, color, voting rights and national origin were some of the things that were involved in this act. Including Rosa…

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    Dbq March On Washington

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    Civil Rights activists and people previously disaffected by the movement realized they had to rise up in a greater volume than ever if they wanted to create a fundamental change in society. In August of 1963, the Civil Rights Movement had reached a state of enthusiastic mobilization. At this point in the movement, the rhetorical strategies employed by the movement are fully confrontational. If there wasn’t already polarization between the movement and the institution, there surely was now. In…

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    Districts by constantly surveillancing them and having a militarized protection force. Most of all, though, the government in The Hunger Games took total control of all weapons in the country of Panem. While Katniss is explaining the situation with the Capitol she mentions, “My father could have made good money selling them, but if the officials found out he would have been publicly executed for inciting a rebellion… But the idea that someone might be arming the Seam would never have been…

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    Boston EMS Security

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    dispatches emergency parts, directs with other community protection activities and local hospitals, and maintains communication with all units in the field. Dispatch Operations is co-located with the Boston Police. Furthermost, 9-1-1 calls are originally received by Boston Police or Massachusetts State Police call takers. Uncertainty a call is identified as medical in nature it is transferred to specially-trained Boston Telecommunicators, who serve as the life-threatening connection amongst the…

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    a thunder storm, leaving the background blurred and so dark that only one thing can be seen, the silhouette of the capitol building - also cast in shadows. The building looks gloomy and uninviting. Depicting the capitol building in such a state, demonstrates the corruption and shadiness that would supposedly operate within the building under Hillary’s care. The angle of the capitol building in relation to Hillary portrays her looking down upon the national symbol of government, as if she…

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