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    History 203 MidTerm

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    How did mobilizing for war change the economy and its relationship to government? Which of these changes‚ if any‚ spilled over to the postwar years? Mobilizing for war normally would cause outrage among the public‚ but that was not the case when Wilson’s war message was delivered. The public response was extremely enthusiastic; many prominent public figures endorsed the call to arms. Above all‚ war mobilization was a campaign to unify the country. In August 1917‚ Congress passed the Food and

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    Reality TV in America

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    Reality TV in America Pop culture has been around for decades with so many different categories ranging from books‚ news‚ and television to athletes‚ singers actors/actresses. What was popular pop culture 50 years has evolved into so many other forms of entertainment. Right now reality TV is very popular and in high demand. Theses reality TV celebrities have a huge following ranging from all age groups. With anything‚ it has its pros and cons. Reality TV can also destroy the lives of the people

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    these technologies are in some way superior to the earlier forms of communication they replace. E-mail is instant‚ whereas mailing a letter takes days. Television is not interactive but web video content is highly customizable and online gaming is popular. Electronic books take up no space and may be available at little cost‚ as opposed to traditional print media‚ which can seem expensive and bulky by comparison. Access o Electronic communication also opens lines of communication to individuals who

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    intercontinental band etc. They played within and outside the state. In the year 2006‚ they released their first album Tittle “ino nor Ekpad ami’’ which hit the market‚ making them wanting to compose more songs. The song tittle “old school” which made them very popular and the story behind the song was Elisha’s true life story. They sing many

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    longer constructed the same way as it used to be. In the past‚ hip-hop had special meanings‚ like fighting for human rights‚ cheerful life experiences‚ testimonials of rough childhoods‚ and stories common people can relate too; that is what made rap popular and appealing. Listening to experiences and feelings expressed in hip-hop had listeners saying “That’s so true‚” or “That’s exactly how I feel.” That same appeal is used in the 21st century however in a totally different contest. Rap played on

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    style. He transferred this interest to his artwork. He believed art could be fashion‚ decoration‚ and politics. He borrowed images from popular culture for his artwork. Through his obsession with money‚ fame‚ commercialism‚ and mass culture‚ he challenged “high art”‚ which blurred the distinction between art and popular culture. All of these attributes‚ especially popular culture‚ are what truly ignited Warhol’s successful career. When envisioning in your mind what pop art is‚ there is no artist that

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    Pop Culture in Academic Classrooms In discussions of the academic classroom‚ one controversial issue has been the incorporation of popular culture in a scholarly style. On the one hand‚ Gerald Graff‚ an English professor who has been teaching for several years at the University of Illinois in Chicago‚ argues that “street smarts‚” which can relate to popular culture‚ have educational value and can help young students show and develop their intellectualism. On the other hand‚ Mark Bauerlein‚ an English

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    than we could ever realize. To give you a good understanding of the penguin‚ I will tell you three areas about them‚ The Habitat an Anatomy of the Penguin‚ How some are close to being endangered and finally how they have made several appearances in Popular Culture I. The Habitat and Anatomy of the penguin A. All Penguins reside within the southern Hemisphere. 1. Penguins are able to live in the coldest parts of the world. 2. Others live very close to the equator where it is very warm.

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    Anthony Jimenez 9/4/2013 The Great Gatsby - Writing Prompt 1 The 1920’s were a time of dramatic changes that affected the economy‚ society‚ politics and popular culture. The nation’s total wealth doubled between the years of 1920 and 1929. As modern cities began to develop new buildings and advanced technology‚ many Americans began to move into the city and started to abandon the rural farm life. This brought a wave of new technologies that could make the modern consumers life easier

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    2. The historical and cultural background The following chapter provides theoretical background concerning the Post War Britain. It gives us some information about the political and cultural state of the country at that time. I started with a brief explanation of its international relations and economic situation. Then I described the effects of Americanisation and consumerism on British culture. Afterwards‚ I focused on the sixties‚ with education‚ sexual revolution and young generation being

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