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    I want to attend college so that I can simply further my education and better my future. I think higher education is a must in this society during this type of economy. The bar has been raised and I think employers are looking for more credential. In order to stand above the rest‚ you need a degree or something more than just a high school diploma. Ultimately‚ my goals in college are to gain the skills that I need to lead a successful and productive life‚ to become well educated in many things‚ to

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    Both World War II and the First World War had many casualties over the years fought. In the First World War‚ allied powers Russia‚ USA‚ Britain‚ France and Italy‚ had a total of about 21‚062‚835 casualties along with about 1‚031‚374 more from Japan‚ Romania‚ Serbia‚ Belgium‚ Greece‚ Portugal and Montenegro. The Central powers had about 15‚404‚477 from Germany‚ Austria-Hungary‚ Turkey and Bulgaria. An over all total of about 37‚508‚686. Possibly 62 million people lost their lives in World War

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    Intro The Confederates actively sought European support throughout the war. Many Southerners believed that foreign dependence on cotton imports would force world leaders to join the fight against the North. Union leaders wanted to avoid foreign intervention and attempted to make the southern government appear illegitimate. Under General Winfield Scott’s Anaconda Plan‚ the Union formed a naval blockade in 1861 in an attempt to deplete Confederate resources‚ block the importation of weapons‚ and

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    Many Americans did not oppose to placing the Japanese into relocation camps or fight against the relocation policy because the United States government decided to remove thousands of Japanese Americans from the West Coast. Prejudice‚ wartime hysteria‚ and politics all contributed to the United States government during World War II. Prejudice contributed to the government because on December 7‚ 1941‚ the United States entered World War II once the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor. Wartime hysteria played

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    President of the United States and Overlord of the Operations in the Pacific has succumbed to his illness and dies at the age of 63. Harry S. Truman is sworn in as President and takes command of the forces of the United States. As the victory of the Allies comes closer and closer the armies of the Empire of Japan is defeated by a new technology Nuclear Warfare. The United States devastates the

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    Causes of WWII  World War II was a war that involved most of the world‚ hence the name WWII‚  being the second of it’s nature‚ it is also known as the “Second World War”. This war  consisted of two main powers: The Axis (Germany‚ Italy‚ and Japan) & The Allies  (America‚ Great Britain‚ Soviet Union‚ and China who also helped with war efforts).  Even though nationalism is a big part of what caused WWII‚ the Treaty of Versailles‚ the  Great Depression‚ and Hitler’s appetite for power are all main causes of WWII

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    Abraham Lincoln ’s ability to speak with eloquence and force is what won the Civil War; there can be no doubt about it. His role as a motivator and often an inspiring teacher to all had more of an effect on the troops and the American people than a loss or a victory of any battle ever did. Lincoln ’s speeches are some of the most celebrated in history for many good reasons. He was always aware of his audience and never failed to impress with his use of logic and knowledge. However‚ what are most

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    How did Penicillin help the Allies win WWII? Branna Prine Word Count: 1‚894 Table of Contents Plan of the Investigation………………………………..................................................... 3 Summary of Evidence………………………………......................................................... 4-5 Evaluation of Sources………………………………......................................................... 6 Analysis………………………………............................................................................... 7-9 Conclusion………………………………

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    multiplicity of diverse groups of Native Americans within both the Aztec and Inca empires‚ the number of Spaniards who conquered them were indeed very few in number. However‚ despite the framework of this concept being true that a "handful of Spaniards won two empires‚" which is stated within the title of a section in Keen’s textbook‚ this framework does not account for several other key aspects that played a huge role in how the Spaniards went about conquering these two

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    The Enigma was wonderful puzzle a puzzle the Allies had to solve if they were to ever win the war. During World War I many countries realized they need to find a new way to communicate. Luckily Hugo Koch an inventor created a new machine that could do the job. Many years later‚ the Enigma allowed the Germans to create their own military and naval Enigmas that were “supposed” to be impossible to break. The Enigma was so important to World War II because of its amazing complexness‚ its effect on World

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