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    The 1928 Presidential elections was a contest between Republican nominee Herbert Hoover and Democratic nominee Al Smith. It marked the first time that a Roman Catholic‚ Al Smith‚ became a major party’s nomination for US President. Despite a rather landslide victory by Herbert Hoover‚ 60% of the popular vote and over 80% of the electoral returns‚ this was a heated election pitting wets verses drys‚ immigrants versus natives‚ city vs. country‚ blacks verses whites‚ and most notably Catholics verses

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    3‚ 1924. Woodrow Wilson was the twenty-eighth president. People looked at him as a leader of the progressive movement. Woodrow Wilson wrote this in the 1912 for the presidential campaign. He received a PhD in history and political science from Johns Hopkins University. This selection was written in 1912 for the upcoming presidential campaign against Progressive Party candidate Theodore Roosevelt and Republican candidate William Howard Taft. Woodrow Wilson got to his conclusion because he feels

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    addresses the people in a snappier way‚ and by “facing the issues squarely.” However‚ neither of the candidates’ ads was about issues; rather‚ they were more contrast in styles. The messages focused on the era as a dangerous time; it was really an election about change versus experience. In Kennedy’s ad‚ he expresses his ideas directly‚ specifically‚ and offers “new American leadership for the country.” His tone is very magnetic and appealing‚ and it is quite pleasing to an American to hear that

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    made history by becoming to first women to be elected as governor‚ she became the 11th governor of Alaska. (McCain & Palin‚ 2008) The 2008 republican candidate for president‚ John McCain has chosen Governor Sarah Palin to be his running mate in the election this year. (McCain & Palin) Many mixed feeling exist about McCain’s running mate Sarah Palin. Some American’s are happy about the decision; however‚ many people are unsure about Palin‚ due to the fact that she is currently under investigation. Palin

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    most influential nation in the world‚ but has one of the lowest voter turnouts. Less than 57% of the United States electorate does not vote to the hurdles that it takes to exercise a basic right. The reasons for voter apathy include not registering‚ inability to get to the polls and the type of election. To begin‚ registration in the United States does not have automatic registration. Only some states have made “same-day registration” available or offering voter registration while getting a driver’s

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    Journal Entry

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    The essay spoke on the color of Barack Obama which showed the racial barriers he went through today as our president. Obama is very good with speeches and debates he mastered that from his days on the Harvard Debate Team. One point in the 2008 presidential campaign a white lady showed a racial stereotype due to ignorance by saying “she isn’t voting for Obama because he was Arabian.” Obama comes from a very large diverse family and culture. Obama has a gift at writing and the deliverance to his speeches

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    united states of europe The old Europe as we use to know has become the European Union with 27 members and over 500 million citizens. An economical juggernaut that seemed to challenge the supremacy of the United States at every economical aspect we came to believe as sole domain of the United States. What has happened that we did not realize is that across the Atlantic Ocean‚ a quiet revolution‚ slow but steady‚ transforming Europe from a loose steel and coal community (Ecsc) in 1950 to the European

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    Abstract An analysis of Bill Clinton’s speech In September 2012 Bill Clinton held a Speech at the Democratic National Convention. The Democratic National Convention was held in Charlotte‚ North Carolina‚ by Bill Clinton‚ the 42nd president of the United States. Our main focus of the analysis was to look what type of language Bill clinton used in the speech‚ sum up the main points of the speech like the message and time and context in connection to what is said in the speech and include the tools of

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    The issue of unemployment in America has been one of the most significant political topics. In August of 2001‚ the unemployment rate of the US was approximately 4.9%. Now‚ 10 years later‚ the unemployment rate has nearly doubled‚ and is currently 9.1% ("U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics."). Unemployment has become a major problem today because of its negative effects on the economy overall. The American Recovery and Reinstatement Act was passed in 2009 by President Barack Obama with the aim of reducing

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    The Conflict Perspective assumes social behavior is understood in terms of conflict or tension between competing groups over power or the allocation of resources‚ including housing‚ money‚ access to services‚ and political representation. The tensions between these groups don’t necessarily need to be violent; they can take the form of labor negotiations‚ party politics‚ competition between religious groups for new members‚ or disputes over the federal budget. In this case‚ the tension is between

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