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    The end of World War II marked an important time in American history – once again‚ America had proven its military and economic prowess. In the years following 1944‚ much change was instituted regarding both foreign and domestic affairs. 1949 was a turning point in American domestic and foreign policies to the extent that it supplemented and amplified developments that had already been put in place. Many of these developments were the results of the Cold War or World War II‚ however 1949 marks when

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    esp. with the Devil; a sorcerer or sorceress [now applied chiefly or only to women‚ but formerly used of men as well] witch-hunt a political campaign launched on the pretext of investigating activities subversive to the state Puritanism and McCarthyism Salem - a Puritan theocracy Unbending authority of the church Ministers were powerful people All people had to conform to church’s teachings – or excommunication Strong work ethic The only way to get to heaven was to be chosen by God and to have

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    The three-decade period beginning in the 1940s and carrying over into the 1960s was a highly important era for the African-American Freedom Struggle. During this period‚ black Americans were living in a highly militant environment‚ not just in the Deep South but in the entire United States as a whole. The era was also defined by highly organized efforts by black Americans to defend their personal dignity‚ to achieve legal recognition of civil rights and to gain greater socioeconomic status. The importance

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    mind-control and censorship. The novel‚ Fahrenheit 451‚ written by Ray Bradbury‚ and the film Gattaca‚ composed by Andrew Niccol‚ were not only stimulated to act as cautionary tales but were also influenced by events occurring at the time such as McCarthyism‚ the post WW2 duration‚ and the start of eugenics. Fahrenheit 451‚ is a sci-fi novel that informs the reader of the potential damaging capabilities of technology and mass media. Bradbury also expresses his concerns that individual interactions

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    Essential Question: How did the spread of Communist ideals and power affect American policies during the Cold War? During the 1900’s‚ American’s witnessed the largest growth of Communist ideology in Europe‚ Asia‚ and finding a new way to seep itself into our government after the fall of totalitarianism in Europe. Americans had only just defeated the rule of totalitarianism in Japan‚ Germany‚ and others. The citizens of the United States were prepared to protect our home by employing new policies

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    sentenced to hang with the others. Abigail‚ the cause of these tragic events‚ fled the country. Although the evidence that she had lied was overpowering‚ the high court still decided to carry on the executions. Arthur Miller was also influenced by McCarthyism which is the practise of making accusations of disloyalty or treason without proper regard for evidence. He wrote the Crucible as

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    Encountering conflict My main intention is to persuade the audience on the topic that those who cannot learn from history are doomed to repeat it and to pass year 12. The violent encounters of the past contain valuable lessons about resolving conflict. This writing is to be directed at the people reading it‚ which will be the general audience that doesn’t really understand the lessons of past and present conflict. Based on real world examples‚ and examples from the crucible. The style of writing

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    The Crucible Franklin D. Roosevelt once said‚ “The only thing we have to fear is fear itself”. In other words‚ Roosevelt may be saying that the only thing to be worried of is the feelings or actions that follow that scared feeling. This allegory and play written by Arthur Miller fits this quotation perfectly. Throughout The Crucible‚ Abigail and Mary Warren‚ grow an internal conflict that later turns into the plays external conflict. Abigail is a young girl who uses her imagination and intimidating

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    actors‚ writers‚ producers‚ and directors were on this list‚ and all of their careers were ruined. McCarthy also falsely accused government officials of being communists‚ but he never produced a single name. This created a hysteria in the US called McCarthyism. This led to an increased hysteria as people were worried that the communist party was gaining power and would overthrow the democratic government of the United

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    Salem Witch Trials Essay An infamous episode in American history‚ the Salem witch trials of 1692 resulted in the execution by hanging of fourteen women and five men accused of being witches. In addition‚ one man was pressed to death by heavy weights for refusing to enter a plea; at least eight people died in prison‚ including one infant and one child; and more than one hundred and fifty individuals were jailed while awaiting trial. Due to the survival of many relevant records‚ including notes‚ depositions

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