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    Industrialization brought many changes to the United States. With the industrial movement came the introduction of factories. These factories provided many people with new job opportunities that had not been available before. Although the United States was growing economically‚ there were many new problems that emerged because of industrialization. Problems that arose in cities were health hazards‚ safety hazards‚ city waste pollutants‚ and child labor. The three key points that I will discuss are:

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    to send 100 advisors and funds to help make the South Vietnam army stronger after the departure of the French. North Vietnam was also getting funds and troops from neighboring communist countries like China and Russia. As the war progressed the United States kept sending more troops and funds. In august 1964‚ a Vietnamese torpedo attacked a US Navy destroyer while it was on patrol‚ getting information on North Vietnamese and Chinese military. That same year‚ the American government released the Gulf

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    dichotomy between democracy and capitalism. This dichotomy stems from the tension of individuals trying to achieve economic prosperity‚ while the community is trying to achieve relative political equality. There is much debate about whether in our current state of economic inequality and disparity‚ political equality can be achieved. The nature of this debate stems from the different ways in which democracy is defined. Many scholars‚ including Howard Zinn have defined democracy operationally rather than conclusively

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    History is not my favorite topic‚ it’s actually my least but it’s who I am. For a long time‚ I thought I didn’t like the news because it was so boring to listen to every night. But when I overheard the newsman mention that immigrants were being sent back to their hometowns‚ I paused for a second and thought that even though it’s illegal to permit undocumented people into the U.S.‚ isn’t there some kind of empathy authorities feel for separating unit families in a society where the rate for those

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    effects or leave irreparable damage. The worlds of 1984 and the modern United States are strikingly similar‚ in spite of one being realistic and one being real. In both societies‚ the world is at war‚ however‚ some of the deepest wounds are found not on the battlefield‚ but at home. In 1984‚ social class and race is used to segregate a group of people‚ which resembles what is done to underprivileged Americans in the United States today‚ resulting in their inability to move up socioeconomically and

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    It has been thought for many years that the United States is a nation of liberty‚ security and good‚ but on September 11‚ the terrorist attacks on the world trade center‚ made us open our eyes and took away that U.S.’s innocence. Have you ever wonder‚ which were the United States actions‚ which cultivated that incredible amount of hatred‚ which grew in some people’s mind up to the level of wanting to take their own lives in order to hurt the U.S.? These terrorist attacks really shocked many people

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    The United States decided to interfere in the affairs of other nations because of the increasing competition between their global adversaries and itself was steadily increasing‚ and due to the fact that the US was on the edge of world power had something to prove that they were a nation with which to be reckoned. Additionally‚ as Albert Beveridge state in the march of the flag‚ “... it is ours to set the world its example of power… it is ours to execute a fate that is greater than our small intentions”

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    In the race to become a supreme power in the world‚ the Cold War was between 1st world and 2nd world countries. It was mostly characterized by a power struggle of the United States and Russia‚ engaging in civil and proxy wars. The cold war also stimulated globalization 3.0‚ a movement of decolonization. Many countries that were previously colonized‚ encountered issues with getting back on their feet in all aspects. Thus‚ leading to the U.S intervening because they needed help to establish power of

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    In our history of the United State guns have been a way of life. A gun can save a life or a country from a criminal act or terrorism. What rights we have to guns‚ how important guns are to our safety‚ how many people own and sell guns in United States is something we should all be concerned with. Guns and gun safety is something we all need. The rights and laws to gun are outlined in federal and state codes. The Second Amendment of the United States Constitution reads: "A well regulated Militia

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    in the home production to machine and factory and now modern technology. The Industrial Revolution (1820-1870) was of great importance to the economic development of the United States. In the late 18th century‚ Britain and Europe began the first Industrial Revolution. After sometime‚ the development centralized on the United States and Germany. Inventions were crucial during the first industrial revolution. Inventions such as spinning and weaving were a function of water power which was ultimately

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