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    jail? This thought went through my head as I saw that one out ten of my classmates had or have a family member incarcerated. Being an African American female incarceration never really crossed my mind on how many people in my cultural are going to jail for crimes that they didn’t commit‚ minor crimes‚ and because of the way they look. For example‚ African American males are being imprisoned all over the United States for crack‚ cocaine‚ weed‚ and the modern day Ecstasy (Molly). Growing up in a community

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    How did the Cold War transform American foreign policy? Introduction This essay will explain‚ describe‚ and outline factors‚ events and speeches that show how the cold war transformed American Foreign policy. To fully understand the cold war we must to travel to the past‚ even before the second wold war. America was the first democratic country in the world‚ with a private enterprise ideology‚ which can be called of capitalism. In contrast

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    Since the United States entered the war late‚ it did not accrue loans‚ and it did not suffer from any physical destruction. During the war‚ the United States provided loans to the allies‚ which the allies then used to buy supplies from America. World War I shifted world economic dominance from Britain to America. While the rest of the world was rebuilding from the devastation of the war‚ the American economy flourished. The 1920s were economically prosperous because of the growth of new industries

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    influences wars the most. A simple act of violence can have a big impact on people and how they react to it. Almost always when a violent act is committed it is answered with even more violence. From person to person the reason for violence will be different. Commonly it is because of revenge or anger. However that might not be true for everyone or every war. In "A People ’s History of the United

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    World War II in many ways. It affected the U.S economically‚ socially‚ and caused America to be established as a major world power. This war lead to accelerated major breakthroughs in science and a revolution of the tax structure previously put in place. It intensified the power of big business and sparked the mechanization of agriculture and agribusiness. It also vastly increased the amount of organized labor. Women became a very big part of the work force because men were out fighting the war. This

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    German society changed enormously as a result of the war. During the war the percentage of women in the workforce had risen to 37%. The food shortages across Germany led to a web of new views. As a result extremist views‚ such as communism‚ became widely supported‚ particularly in the industrial cities. Also‚ the German economy had suffered terribly during the war. Industrial output fell by over 40% between 1914 and 1918. WW1 negatively affected Germany by putting it in Social political and economic

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    aftermath of the American civil war‚ the slave’s life changed for the better as they were granted their freedom. This is so for every war in history if we look at the revolutionary war and both world war 1 and world war 2.This means that every war improves the quality of life. The aftermath of war societies both winners/losers make our society richer‚safer‚and improved the quality of life. In every aftermath of every war it leads to better quality of life. When the Roman empire had their wars it had always

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    have survived up until this day. They are well known as Blues‚ Gospel‚ Jazz‚ Ragtime‚ and more. Since African Americans followed their traditions so much‚ It was harder for African American slaves to perform Spirituals due to them not being able to own any instruments. Not only did African American Spirituals play a major role in helping slaves with their extreme hardships‚ it also helped shape American music today. Spirituals

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    The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was signed on December 17‚ 1992‚ and entered into force on January 1‚ 1994. There have been studies that document the successes and failures of this agreement. One study was done in 2010 and examined 14 countries including Canada and Mexico. NAFTA has helped eliminate tariffs and quota restrictions for food trade and agricultural trade. There have been significant changes in economic growth‚ employment‚ and general border trading. Besides trade‚ NAFTA

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    was the age of the Industrial Revolution‚ which witnessed a variety of technical innovations‚ a major increase in industrial production and world trade‚ and rapid growth in population one specifically in fact which did all those things was steam boats. Were they ‘’good” or ‘’bad’’ did they have a huge impact on shaping our world today? Well‚ At the beginning of the Industrial Revolution‚ the invention of the steam engine became widely popular. In 1787‚ John Fitch demonstrated the first steamboat

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