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    Human Equality In America

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    time deciding whether I agreed or disagreed with the above quote. On one hand, yes, America has succeeded in establishing a progressive political system and envisioned a new idea of what it means to be free, but on the other hand, I feel as though that the United States has departed from the ideas of freedom, responsible government, and human equality. In the end, I decided that I disagree with the idea of America is much more of a political and moral fact. What started as the pursuit for a…

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    Keep Your Freedom Most people assume, since they live in the United States, that they are free, and have the freedom to do as they please as long as what they are doing abides by federal and/or state law. But how free are we, really? If you look deep enough, Suzanne Collins illustrates how restricted our freedom in the United States are. Throughout the novel, The Hunger Games, Collins is telling her readers that the government will destroy most means of personal freedom of the citizens. In…

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    American People Patriotism

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    America has been built off of the goods produced from generation to generation. It has been acknowledged that American people are known for their patriotic acts. Americans are always trying to give back to their community, develop jobs, show patriotism, and grow the economy immensely. America was formed from the hardworking man. Giving foreign countries the jobs that the American people deserve is an abomination. As American people we need to show patriotism and give the country hope once again.…

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    considered. Immigrants to America from all around the world with hopes of finding a better life here than the ones they were living in other countries. A song, written by Neil Diamond, titled America, beautifully depicts an immigrant 's vision of America and their reasoning behind creating a new home in this country. One verse in this song voices, “Got a dream to take them there; they’re coming to America. Got a dream they’ve come to share; they’re coming to America” (Jackson). This dream…

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    than Germany because they were aware and chose to do nothing. Evidence that the countries, such as the United States, ignored the cries of the Jews resurfaced in the tale of St. Louis. The St. Louis tale is rather a melancholy one. 1,000 newly liberated Jews fresh out of concentration camps arrived in the American Harbors, and they were sent back to Nazi Germany. Wiesel questions the United States priority, since he believed that corporations were more concerned about trade relations than…

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    examination the results of such ideas reveal that that actions towards this subject should not be taken lightly. This article shows a combination or history about birthright citizenship, and legislative cases,” (Kendall 350). 3. Being a citizen of the United states awards so many different privileges. These privileges should not be taken from one because it…

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    In “Be American,” Carlos Bulosan reveals the lack of choice a Filipino had at the time through the story of someone’s cousin, Consorcio, and his struggle to gain citizenship in America. Bulosan’s short story shares this idea of no choice with a political cartoon known as “What Will He Do,” which depicts President McKinley deciding whether or not to keep the Philippines or “send them to Spain” while the globe watches for his decision. Through the visual of President McKinley making a decision for…

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    safety and it’s our job to help them. America is a very wealthy country. It is in fact the ninth wealthiest country in the world. We have enough money and…

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    Introduction Farm hand work in the United States does not pay well and is intended for people without degrees for the most part. Typically, immigrants from Mexico with work visas hold these jobs because Americans don’t think the pay is enough and the working conditions are rough. In recent years Americans are starting to complain that these so called “immigrants” are taking the jobs of fellow Americans. There are always two sides to the story and I want to investigate why documented Americans,…

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    When the televised Presidential Debates initially started in 1960, they were conducted by the nonpartisan League of Women Voters. This organization allowed third party candidates to participate in the debates if they felt that they were qualified or that their views would add substance to the debates. Since Democrats and Republicans are the majority parties, they are given automatic entrance into the Presidential Debates. The phrase “third party candidates” references those who are not part of…

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