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    Ordered by US President Lyndon Johnson‚ Operation Rolling Thunder was designed to convince North Vietnam to halt support of the communist forces in South Vietnam without the use of ground forces. The plan was to destroy the transportation system‚ industrial base‚ and air defense of the North Vietnamese. Described by historians as an anatomical failure‚ Operation Rolling Thunder seemed almost destined to fail. - Approved on February 24‚ 1965‚ by President Lyndon Johnson‚ implementation was delayed

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    Barry Goldwater was born on January 2 1909 in Phoenix Arizona. Barry worked for his father in his early life. He dropped at of college to work fulltime for his father’s death. He also became popular for making “antsy pants” and other popular items. He also enjoyed aviation as another one of his hobbies. Barry started to find an entrance in the political field. The first thing he tried to do in the political sphere was then Phoenix municipal reform movement. After finding out he had and interest in

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    confront the issue’” (Document B). For example‚ in an attempt of convincing congress to pass the Civil Rights Bill of 1964‚ Bayard Rustin and A. Phillip Randolph started the 250‚000-member March to Washington. Eventually‚ President Lyndon B. Johnson passed the bill which prohibited discrimination based on religion‚ race‚ gender‚ and ethnicity. Soon after‚ another march‚ from Selma to Montgomery‚ occurred. The Selma Campaigns took a violent turn‚ and President Johnson subsequently proposed a voting

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    and had to go to Texas‚ Dallas‚ which was a part of his pre-election strategy. Unfortunately‚ John Kennedy was assassinated there. The country suffered the great loss. After Kennedy’s death Lyndon B. Johnson became the President of the USA‚ who promised to continue the policy of Kennedy. In 1964 Johnson declared that he would make the United States into a “Great Society” in which there would be no place for poverty and racial segregation. He developed a set of programs that would help poor people

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    Informative as well as a Persuasion type of speech. The physical actions of this particular speaker were those of making sure the audience paid more attention to particular words and phrases. The second speech was presented by Lyndon B. Johnson on March 15 1965. Here former president Johnson gave an Informative speech but it was geared towards a Persuasive type of speech‚ because he not only gave examples of the situation he also gave directions on how to move forward. Persuasive speeches have one thing

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    Texas Book Depository was‚ Kennedy was shot. He was shot twice‚ once in the back of the neck‚ which also critically injured Connally‚ and once on the side of the head. The shooter was an ex-marine named Lee Harvey Oswald. After the shooting‚ Lyndon B. Johnson‚ now the president‚ issued the Warren Commission to look into the assassination of Kennedy. With much investigation and the collection of evidence from witnesses‚ the commission concluded that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the assassination

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    as a mean to let the country be aware of the voter’s discrimination and that it is a horrible thing. At the signing ceremony he called the voting rights act “a triumph for freedom as huge as any victory that has ever been won on the battlefield.” Johnson tried to eradicate segregation and believes in giving everybody an equal chance to be involved. I agree with this because everyman is equal and should be treated as

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    Ironically it was Cimino who reminded Stone of nothing he experienced in Vietnam‚ and talked him into resurrecting “Platoon”. Stone portrays the war as more of a conflict between American soldiers internally rather than a conflict with the Vietcong. Platoon tells the story of Vietnam from the point of view of a naïve young soldier. The first thing he sees when arriving is rows of bodies being readied to be ship back to the United States. He finds out that other soldiers don’t associate with the

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    Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas. Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson was sworn into office‚ kept Kennedy’s key Vietnam advisors in place‚ and pledged‚ “Let us continue.” The United States would soon be well past the point of no return in Vietnam. For President Johnson‚ it was very difficult to repudiate his predecessors’ legacy in Vietnam‚ especially the fact he was not elected but became President by default due to the death of President Kennedy. Johnson and his administration felt compelled to escalate

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    The Assassination of President John F. Kennedy Within six seconds on November 22‚ 1963‚ three shots were fired. Seated in an open limousine‚ President John F. Kennedy was killed by two of the shots‚ which also wounded Texas Governor John Connally. Kennedy was the youngest president to be elected and a man people either loved or hated. There was a fascination about this young First Family too‚ a family which created an image that many American families yearned for. As a result‚ the assassination

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