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    see how many hate groups there are in world; especially America‚ which is considered “The land of the free”. Many people are unaware that these groups even exist. There are some in every single state‚ including a handful of hate groups in Illinois. The Nation of Islam‚ Americans for the Truth about Homosexuality‚ and the Ku Klux Klan which we’ve all heard about in history. One that particularly caught my attention is the National Socialist Movement‚ located in Detroit‚ with branches in Chicago. This

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    The Nazi Party was not started by Adolf Hitler. But‚ without this popular politician‚ neither Hitler or the Nazi Party would have grown to be as big a success without one another. Hitler became a part of the Nazi Party or National Socialist German Workers’ Party in 1920. The Nazis called for the union of all German citizens to end the suffrage of what the Treaty of Versailles was doing to their country. This treaty stated that the country of Germany was to pay war damages to the countries who

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    The Nationalist Socialist Party of America (American Nazi Party) had a right to march in the street in Skokie‚ Illinois in 1977 because the First Amendment protects their right to free speech‚ free press‚ and peaceably to assemble. The Nazis‚ like all citizens‚ are entitled to their political beliefs‚ even if those beliefs are sending hate messages‚ as long as there is not a clear and present danger‚ they can vocalize those beliefs. There was no clear and present danger because the Nazis had no plans

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    In school‚ nearly every American child learns about the Adolf Hitler‚ the National Socialist Party (the “Nazis”)‚ and the horrors they committed during the Holocaust. What many children do not learn about‚ however‚ is the Nazi Party’s strong affinity for archaeology and prehistory. The National Socialist Party‚ while in power in Germany in the mid-twentieth century‚ used archaeology and prehistory to support its political agenda and to attempt to prove German superiority. Substantiating this racist

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    The Rise and Decline of the Socialist Party in the United States Throughout American history‚ there have been an array of factions vying for votes in our democratic system of government. These organizations consist of leaders who believe in an idea and have developed ways to achieve that idea. Success of a political organization‚ or party‚ is based on how well leaders can convince people to follow them and join their ranks. Socialism as a political idea is based on cooperative ownership and

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    Skokie vs. Collin In Skokie‚ Illinois Frank Collin wanted to march in the Village of Skokie‚ Illinois. Skokie had the most Jewish residents per capita in the United States at the time. His political views are representing the National Socialist Party of America because he was a regional leader of the organization. Frank Collin was eventually granted permission to march by the seventh United States circuit court of appeals by the ruling‚ “1st amendment is King”. The court also determined that the

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    Democratic Party v Republican Party There are two major political parties in America right now; the Democrats and the Republicans. Everyone knows that the Democrats are more liberal and the Republicans are more conservative but might not know what each party really stands for and how they are similar and different. According to the Democratic National Committee‚ the Democratic Party was “founded on conviction that wealth and privilege shouldn’t be an entitlement to rule and the belief that values

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    Gladys Cervantes February 17‚ 2010 APUSH‚ Period 6 Mr. Weber National Women’s Party The 1920’s was an era of cultural conflict. There were several attacks on people’s civil rights and it seems to have betrayed the very values that the United States sought to have. However‚ when the National Women’s Party was created‚ there were definitely some changes for women mostly and this organization helped influence women fight for their rights and has become a successful organization. The organization

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    Skokie The Skokie Incident started in the village of Skokie when the National Socialist Party of America wanted to march in Skokie. Skokie is a village with a many residents being Holocaust survivors and a larger number being Jewish. Clearly the holocaust Survivors and fellow citizens of the city were outraged and cried against it. The Nazis with the help of the American Civil Liberties Union were able to fight for their freedom of speech. Some issues brought up with this incident were the First

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    The National Woman’s Party was formed in 1916 by american women. This movement was branched off from the Congressional Union‚ The National Woman’s Party‚ like the Congressional Union‚ was controlled by Alice Paul‚ a activist in rights for women‚ used publicity to target the Democrat party to gain publicity. This created many conflict between authority and protestors but was fought for a good cause for women’s rights. Many groups ran by women wanted to refine laws‚ but politicians did not want

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