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    President Carl Oglesby‚ and Dr. Benjamin Spock‚ among others‚ spoke at an anti-war rally of about 30‚000 in Washington‚ D.C.‚ in the largest demonstration to date. Parallel protests occurred elsewhere around the nation. On that same day‚ President Johnson announced a significant escalation of U.S. involvement in Indochina‚ from 120‚000 to 400‚000 troops. 1967 March 25 – Civil rights leader Martin Luther King led a march of 5‚000 against the war in Chicago‚ Illinois. 1967 On April 15‚ 400‚000 people

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    control the Senate. More radical political issues such as education‚ civil rights‚ poverty‚ trade and healthcare were largely untouched and unchanged despite acts that were designed to address the issues; it was only when a charismatic leader like Lyndon B Johnson‚ who had complete control over the Senate‚ came to power that the important issues were addressed. The mere fact that Kennedy was unable to control the Senate is fundamental

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    Sociological change in the United States often results in a five stage process involving: discussion‚ heated debates‚ confrontation‚ violence‚ and resolution. One of the features of the United States is that citizens have the right to assemble. The women’s suffrage movement of the 1910’s in the United States is a classic example of how sociological change occurs. Portrayed in Iron Jawed Angels‚ the Suffragette Movement was a complex movement within the United States that underwent the five necessary

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    Why The Torch Is Passed

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    The Torch is Passed: The Associated Press Story of The death of a President. Saul Pett‚ Sid Moody‚ Hugh Mulligan‚ and Tom Henshaw. U.S.A: Edward T. Fleming‚ 1964. 99 pp. On Friday‚ November 22‚ 1963‚ a tragedy hit the United States of America. On Elm Street in Dallas‚ Texas one of the greatest presidents that ever lived was shot down in his motorcade. While in office he accomplished what most presidents didn’t which included being the first Catholic president‚ he called for Americans to serve

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    Congressman Gary Franks December 16‚ 2013 The Voting Rights Act of 1965 & What Led To It As I sit down and analyze the events that had significance in the time period that was covered in our class‚ I continue to be amazed at the authorization of The Voting Rights Act in 1965. Its substance not only had such a tremendous impact on many citizens during that time‚ but it has continued to be a critical component in our government still till this day. For almost fifty years it has been amended and

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    Phase 3 Individual Project Shanta Murphy Colorado Technical University Online HIST125- 1104B- 08 October 24‚ 2011 There were quite a few things that have occurred during World War II American history that one could focus on. From all of the events we have to choose from‚ I am going to briefly describe the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the events surrounding September 11‚ 2001. Although tragic‚ the assassination of President John F. Kennedy led to what was started as a

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    Ryan Stephens EN1320 04/13/2015 Rhetorical Analysis of “I have a dream speech” The main point of Dr. Kings speech was that an injustice had been done to the black people. They were promised freedom from the emancipation proclamation‚ and up to that point they still were not free. They were segregated and treated like second class citizens. Were they supposed to just sit down and let white men at that time humiliate them‚ beat them‚ bomb their houses‚ and strip them of human dignity

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    starts work at the Texas School Book Depository November 6‚ 1963-Oswald delivers a letter to James Hosty at the Dallas FBI office. Gordon Shanklin later orders this letter to be destroyed. August 12‚ 1963-Oswald appears in court and is fined $10. (B) Make a list of the evidence that suggests that Oswald was being setup as a patsy. November 1‚ 1963-FBI agent James Hosty visits the home of Ruth Paine where Marina Oswald is living and asks questions about Oswald. August 27‚ 1963-A man claiming to

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    Drugs In Sport Today I will be talking about how drugs in sport are immoral and a bad influence on younger generations. Drugs in sport is one of today’s most controversial issues in our daily lives. Such as the Essendon drug scandal‚ Lance Armstrong and many‚ many more have suffered having the punishments that come with taking drugs. Sport is meant to be a very enjoyable activity‚ but now with the shadow of drugs looming over it‚ sport has become very tedious. The real point of sport is

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    The 1960s‚ with the Camelot Kennedy administration and Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society‚ was a decade in which many cultural changes took place. The United States itself was amidst the disheartening Cold War and the heartbreaking assassination of President Kennedy. During the period‚ feminism was revived. The Civil Rights Movement brought change to African Americans with their pursuit for Black Power. Other minorities such as Hispanic Americans and Native Americans organized unions or militant groups

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