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    an unjustifiable reason. The tension between African Americans and white Americans had never been more profound. White supremacists fired against the African Americans and killed many of them. Even after their surrender, the African Americans were shot and killed on the spot or put into prisons, which they later died in. This event had a powerful impact on the nation, both present, and future. To understand why there were white supremacists, it needs to be understood what happened…

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    of job competition, to wish to return to the good old days. 3. What group stood for 100% "Americanism" during the 1920's? The Ku Klux Klan stood for "100 percent Americanism" during the 1920s. 4. List any two groups that were hated by the group in question 3. The Roman Catholic Church and foreign –born people (ex. African Americans) were hated by the Ku Klux Klan. 5. Americans not only reacted with fear about changes inside the country at this time, but they reacted even more strongly…

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    Anonymous Group Speech

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    Group Speech Outline: Anonymous Group/Movement Contributors: Dakota Wright, Harmony Carr, Haley Nicholson, Logan Anderson Specific Purpose: To inform the audience about the group known as Anonymous. Introduction (Wear Mask) Attention Getter: Last week a group known as anonymous revealed over 500 members of the KKK (Vandita), some of these people held positions of power and government in the United States. These are just one of their many targets. Relevance to Audience: Anonymous works to…

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    Traditional Values DBQ

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    Changing Attitudes and Traditional Values DBQ This time period comes just 3 years after the end of World War 1. The country was in celebrating because the war was over. Everyone was happy to no longer be doing everything for the war effort. This led to free time for inventors and dreamers to do what was not possible during the war. Although many of the new ideas presented during the time period from 1917-1929 were accepted widely, traditional values clashed with new changing attitudes…

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    fictional town of Canton Mississippi, a town where conflict between whites and black is a major problem. Schumacher utilises language throughout the film to convey the particular value that whites are seen far superior and dominant over blacks – white supremacy. In doing so, Schumacher uses a variety of language features including dialogue, costumes, background music, setting and characters as a way to promote the value that in society whites are far superior over blacks in down town…

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    even when there were some of them that had never been there. One of the people that promoted this was Marcus Garvey. Anyways, just a few people did this. Most of them just created their own African-American culture. There was a Klan against colored people, called the Ku Klux Klan (KKK), who surprisingly became really powerful. Immigrants from Europe, Asia and Mexico increased too. There was a hostile defensive reaction towards immigrants because the people were afraid of losing power or control.…

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    period of time after the tragic Civil War, America entered a time of rebuilding, known as the Reconstruction. During this time, the northerners had created a movement to create equal rights for former slaves, fighting to get them all the rights that white Americans had. For a while, it seemed as if things were going in favor of Reconstruction; Three amendments were made giving black Americans more rights, a Military Reconstruction Act was founded, black churches and schools were built, and…

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    For this essay I will be comparing how John Stuart Mills and Mary Wollstonecraft would feel about the media outlet discussing Donald Trump and the KKK (Ku Klux Klan.) With my own opinion on the article following. After reading both ‘On Liberty’ and ‘A Vindication of the Rights of Women’ I realized that although both authors talk about it differently, ultimately they both share the views on general equality in society, however they believe that the inequality in society stems from different…

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    Medgar Evers Thesis

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    Introduction/Thesis: Medgar Evers born on July 2, 1925 in Decatur Mississippi was a multifaceted civil rights activist. He advocated for organized boycotts of discriminatory white business, fought for equal, no longer separate, education for black and white children. Broke barriers in his time with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). He also fought for legal justice for African Americans during that time. Evers is one of the most prominent figures in the pre…

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    the color of his skin. Atticus Finch evidently implied that Tom Robinson is incapable of taking advantage of Mayella Ewell, but “in the secret courts of men’s hearts”, they had decided to confide the guilty charge base off a white person’s word. No matter what the accusation white men have for Tom Robinson, a person of African descendant, will still be tried as a “dead man” no matter what. Through a fictional story, injustice for the minority has its influence from in non-fictional…

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