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    lives for us. Their regiment leaders had to go through so much to having to deal with the fact that most whites did not a prove of their participation in the civil war as African American leaders. To shows the readers that they earned the right for freedom and the respect. If you read this article it is very clear that the author made his point about African Americans and the civil war. Even though they had a lost at the end‚ the author touches on every other aspect

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    History of the Bill of Rights: Summary We are being told by the left and right side of congress what the foundation of American Liberty is: the Bill of Rights. In 1787 our founders came together to draft today’s federal Constitution that was later ratified by a majority of the states. Neither of them thought the bill of rights was a necessary addition. Alexander Hamilton‚ James Madison and John Jay later wrote The Federalist Papers to support the exclusion of any bill of rights being added to the Constitution

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    Downfall of Educational Expectations "America Skips School" by Benjamin R. Barber and "Back to Basics: Test Scores Don ’t Lie" by Diane Ravitch are essays by accomplished authors examining the condition of Americas educational system. The main theme of both essays are a criticism of the public school system in America. While both authors have different objections and problems with the system‚ both clearly feel that there needs to be major changes. Barber‚ in "America Skips School"‚ makes a very compelling

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    when about two million Eastern European Jews migrated to the United States. This occurs right after about 250‚000 German Jews migrated to the U.S. during 1820 to 1880. Since the German Jews and the Eastern European Jews migrated to the U.S. during different times‚ different circumstances‚ and from different places‚ how they thought Judaism should be practiced varied. Rabbi Kohler’s beliefs coincided with the views of the German Jews‚ mainly due to his belief in the principles of Reform Judaism. The

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    Kaepernick’s Right to Protest Why hate someone who wants a problem to be solved? In the article it states “In the midst of a divisive election year‚ an important discussion about race‚ class‚ and violence was abandoned by the news media.” So why disagree with Kaepernick with wanting to solve this? Pro athletes haven’t gone too far‚ for a few reasons. To start‚ Racial inequality was forgotten by the media. Once again‚ the article says that the important discussion about the racism‚ and the violence

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    Government to assimilate the huge number of immigrants travelling to America‚ each coming from an array of different countries speaking various languages and owning a variety of different cultures. From 1865 to 1970‚ assimilation was forced upon the Native Americans yet was extremely hard for the American Government to achieve as the Native Americans demonstrated large efforts to resist any attempt at integration and continued to claim their right to be separate from other migrants in the ‘melting pot’.

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    America was once a great country. People looked at this nation as the “land of opportunity‚” because of the unlimited potential that could be reached by even the poorest. Now‚ America has a disreputable notoriety due to its constant mistakes. A continuous list of numerous incidents‚ hypocrisies‚ involvements‚ and self destructive factors have not only negatively shaped the minds of its own people‚ but also the rest of the world. This nation has created chaos in the Middle East‚ piled a massive amount

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    “To what extent did 19th century British imperialism cause poverty and loss of rights among natives of India and South Africa?” Britain took control over many countries‚ including India and South Africa. Britain’s rule greatly affected India and South Africa. Life for the original residents of these countries changed. While their lives may have improved a little‚ they mostly worsened. Most black Africans and Indians became destitute and lost many rights. British imperialism harmed the natives of

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    A Walk Across America: Summary A Walk Across America is an adventurous story of how Peter Jenkins and his best pal‚ his pet Malamute‚ Cooper‚ discover America on their journey from Alfred‚ New York to the Gulf of Mexico. Peter Jenkins is the author and main character. Throughout the story‚ Jenkins experiences hardships and enjoyable events. Jenkins’ personality and perspective on life changes throughout the course of the story by the influence of characters he meets along the way. In the beginning

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    The civil rights movement had been one of the largest‚ ongoing battles in America over equality of black civilians. Not everything had changed with the 1964 civil rights act and there is still inequality today. In 1960 there were still several problems such as the police force. The police forces were still racist and black citizens were not given the same amount of care as the white citizens were given. Also a number of the police force was members of the KKK‚ which means that towns and states were

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