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    US Policeman

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    I personally think that America’s greatest role is to be the best country it can possibly be for itself‚ consistent with its own history and its own values -- and that is a country that offers opportunities to anyone that works hard‚ and that watches over with care people who don’t have the capacity to fend for themselves‚ and that is creative and rewards talent‚ rewards the book‚ but still with a profound sense of Republican ideals‚ where everyone has equal political standing in the society. It’s

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    “With These Words I Can Sell You Anything” is an article written by William Lutz‚ explaining the tactics of marketers to sell their products. It is an excerpt from his book Doublespeak‚ published in 1990. William Lutz has been called “the George Orwell of the 1990s”‚ and indeed many of his books are titled in direct reference to Orwell’s works. Lutz claims in his article that there’s a big conspiracy where the people trying to sell us things are giving us ineffective products disguised as something

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    was the Ghent Treaty a Failure or a Success in the views of Americans? How Did it affect the country ? Ghent Treaty: Success or Failure? The War of 1812 was fought between the new and fragile United States against the British Empire‚ Canadian Provinces and a few Woodland Indian Tribes. The War of 1812 was an attempt by the Americans to establish their dominance in North America by conquest of the British owned Canadian Provinces. With an under supplied and undermanned army and navy the United

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    Poe makes us understand that the narrator is mad by making him talk and shout directly at us‚ by using exclamation marks as his punctuation. When you read what the narrator is saying to you‚ you can feel the emotion‚ and hear the speed and volume of his voice. He does this by the use of punctuation‚ short sentences‚ and putting some words into capitals; one example of a capital worded sentence is‚ ‘it was A LOW‚ DULL‚ QUICK SOUND – MUCH SUCH A SOUND AS A WATCH MAKES WHEN ENVELOPED IN COTTON.’ The

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    US Education - Essay Chinese Tiger Moms versus American Values Today people have different cultures‚ a lot of different meanings and a lot of different views on how to raise a child. People from America have a more causal view opposite people from China. In China people are used to a stricter upbringing. All over the world‚ people are different and have different opinions about how a child shut be raised. As mentioned above‚ People from America have a more causal view opposite people from

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    The Impact of the Enlightenment in Colonial America Crístel Mendieta Lincoln International Academy Advanced Placement United States History Mr. Roger Brady September 12‚ 2012 Abstract This research paper was written for the Advanced Placement United States History class taught by Mr. Roger Brady. It focuses on the rise of the ideas of the Enlightenment and how these ideas were relevant in the American Revolution‚ and the creation of the modern American Society. It also provides a throughout

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    Prostitution in the Us

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    Laura Friese Comparative Government Period 6 Prostitution in the US Prostitution in the US is as old as the very country itself. After all‚ it is known as “The Worlds Oldest Profession.” In 1990‚ The National Task Force on Prostitution estimated there to be 23 full-time prostitutes for every 100‚000 people in the US. A Taylor Nelson Sofres (market research company) poll showed that 15-20% of all men report to have paid for sex; that number doubles to 30% among single men over 30. The Prostitutes’

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    citizen because in the original Constitution‚ it only guaranteed a few rights of an American citizen. The Bill of Rights contains the first ten amendments to the Constitution‚ which dictates that even though the federal government possesses power‚ it does not come at the cost of American citizens’ rights. 3. Cotton Gin Invented: In 1793‚ Eli Whitney‚ an American inventor‚ created a modern version of the cotton gin and eventually was able to patent it on March 14‚ 1794. The purpose of the cotton

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    US IMPERIALISM

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    U.S. Imperialism Gandhi once said that‚ “I want the cultures of all lands to be blown about my house as freely as possible. But I refuse to be blown off my feet by any.” Depending on development‚ social status‚ and other additional variables‚ the level of validity in Gandhi’s quote varies. This has not always remained true to many countries; some groups have remained successful in keeping true to their cultures and not being influenced by outside forces‚ while some haven’t. Who is to blame for this

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    Ishi and Us

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    Katie Martin Honors 366H Professors Mahlis‚ Miller 12 March 2013 Paper One Saxton Pope wrote upon Ishi’s death: “And so‚ stoic and unafraid‚ departed the last wild Indian of America. He closes a chapter in history. He looked upon us as sophisticated children–smart‚ but not wise. We knew many things‚ and much that is false. He knew nature‚ which is always true”. In order to analyze Ishi’s commentary one must first begin to ask is Ishi’s opinion correct? From what I know and understand about

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