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    america‚ abortion is the deliberate termination of a human pregnancy‚ most often performed during the first 28 weeks of pregnancy. The debate about abortion is whether or not it’s ok to kill the embryo‚ the pro life movement argues that when going through with abortion it’s killing a human being. The pro life movement says that the baby has rights and needs someone to defend them. The other side of the argument is that it’s the mother’s body and as a american has the right of free will and can do what’s

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    The US-Iraq War‚ a military action led by the United States against the regime of Saddam Hussein‚ the authoritarian leader of Iraq. US president George W. Bush‚ who announced the beginning of the war in March 2003‚ explained that the goals were to disarm Iraq and to free its people. For months‚ President Bush had threatened war‚ arguing that Saddam Hussein’s regime posed a grave threat to US security and peace in the region because of its alleged pursuit of weapons of mass destruction. The conflict

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    A Life that Changes Lives Abortion is a very controversial issue. The two stances are Pro-Life (Right to Life) or Pro-Choice. If you are Pro-Life‚ you think that from the moment of conception the fetus has the right to life and is a human. You also believe that if you have an abortion‚ you are committing murder. If you are Pro-Choice‚ you think that the fetus is not a human until after twenty-four weeks and you don’t view abortion as murder. Life begins at the moment of conception and is

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    The debate of abortion has been one trending topic for decades. It is especially common in politics‚ where some Democrats are pro-choice and Republicans are pro-life. However‚ women should have the right to receive an abortion. The government shouldn’t have to determine someone’s decisions. It’s also good for women to decide about an abortion because they could be unstable‚ and it’s what’s best for the child. The government‚ no matter what the case may be‚ should never be the ones to choose someone’s

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    Civil War The war was started due to a divide between the North and the South. There where advantages to both sides but only one could win. The Civil War started in 1861 and ended in 1865. Abraham Lincoln was voted President in 1860. He had said “Government cannot endure permanently half slave‚ half free…” (The History Place) After he was elected‚ seven slave states separated themselves from the U.S and formed the Confederate States. These states are South Carolina‚ Florida‚ Mississippi‚ Georgia

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    This statement targets the poor because he admitted he cannot do anything else to help stop women from obtaining abortions. The goals of the Hyde Amendment is to help save government funds‚ as well as the lives of babies. President Obama stated‚ “I’m pro-choice‚ but I think we also have the tradition in this town‚ historically‚ of not financing abortions as part of government-funded health care (Fried‚ 2011).” Government funding of an abortion would save more money than if the child is on welfare for

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    planning. I believe it is a woman’s choice whether or not she has an abortion. I believe that if a woman is in a bad situation she should do what is best for her and the fetus and if that is getting an abortion that is their personal decision. I am pro-choice. Every year around forty two million women choose to get an abortion and nearly half of these procedures are unsafe‚ due to the countries having restrictive abortion laws. There are seventy thousand maternal deaths and five million maternal

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    Revolutionary War it seemed that all of the advantages went to the British when it came to military. They had an immense navy and superior equipment for their soldiers. However‚ the American colonists refuse to quit and stuck to their convictions about having their Independence. And as the war went on their advantages started to show. For starters‚ the colonists’ had the home field advantage as the British soldiers were far from their home and as such they were far from their supplies. The

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    A Pro-Choice View of Abortion The debate over whether abortion should be legal and to what point in the pregnancy it should be allowed has polarized many societies. Many religious preach that at the moment of conception‚ the new life is human and possesses a soul. Therefore‚ abortion is murder. Other‚ less extreme views‚ suggest the life is not human until there is a recognizable "completion of form." A third view proposes we have an obligation to create a good life for all children already

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    The Civil War was a decisive and important part of American history. The north and south had radically different ideas of the direction the country should take and tension had reached a boiling point. The two different viewpoints can be seen in speeches made by John Smith Preston and Abraham Lincoln. John Preston’s speech to the Virginia state legislature outlined the south’s viewpoint and reasons for seceding while Abraham Lincoln’s first Inaugural Address outlined why the south could not succeed

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