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    Howard Zinn

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    People say some things should go left unsaid when it comes to political or religious views‚ however‚ Howard Zinn take his political opinions to an extreme in his textbook. If Howard Zinn was to be placed in a room with conservative Republicans‚ nothing good would come from it. Howard Zinn has extremely liberal views‚ and these views could get a class of high school students stirring and arguing against each other easily based on their own political opinions. I find that in learning about the history

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    America?‚ Howard Zinn‚ an idealist and liberal‚ spars against Sidney Hook‚ a pragmatic conservative about the current system of democracy set up in the United States. From the first concept of standards for America’s democracy‚ Zinn and Hook hold conflicting viewpoints. While Zinn believes that we should “measure our democracy against an ideal (if admittedly unachievable) standard”‚ Hook believes that “the only sensible procedure in determining the absence or presence of equality from a democratic perspective

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    Slavery in the mid 1800's

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    From the early stages of colonization‚ the institution of slavery would continually become established within the United States. This creation not only functioned as a system of labor‚ but also as a system for regulating the relations between the races. The North and South profited greatly at the expense of shackled and separated families‚ up until the early 1800’s as the idea of slavery became a topic to be repeatedly examined. Slavery was not only a practice of owning a person‚ but controlling

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    Zinn Notes

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    ZINN CHAPTER 7: Study Questions "As Long as Grass Grows or Water Runs" 1. What is the major theme (recurring idea) in this chapter. The major theme in this chapter was about the Native Americans and their survival due to the Americans taking their land‚ spreading diseases‚ and raiding their towns. 2. What evidence does Zinn cite to illustrate the overall impact of Indian removal? The evidence Zinn uses to illustrate the overall impact of the Indian removal by talking about the book

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    Peaceful defiance of laws effectiveness is all in the eye of the beholder. If done correctly it can bring attention to the movement in a positive light. However if it causes to much of a nuisance to people that do not support the cause it will receive much opposition. The most effective peaceful defiance of laws in my opinion would be the Civil Rights movements of the 50s and 60s. With their leaders they perfectly blended the ability to get their word out with complying with others to achieve what

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    The topic of the abolition of slavery in the 1800’s was a big controversial issue‚ there were people supporting slavery and people against it. During the abolition movement there was the formation of several abolition groups with different manners of tackling the task of fighting for the freedom of slaves. There were two distinct categories the groups tactics for accomplishing this task fell under‚ moral persuasion‚ and violence. Two of the abolition groups fell under the moral persuasion category

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    up from slavery

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    service anymore. They worried that it would affect the economic system of the South. That too was an aspect of his idea for education that had to be overcome. The original letter to General Armstrong came from a white man‚ Mr. George W. Campbell‚ and a black man and ex-slave‚ Mr. Lewis Adams. From the beginning‚ these two men understood Booker’s educational plan and sympathized with him. Mr. Campbell especially offered all the aid he could. Booker came to believe that the most leading and reliable

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    Abolition of Slavery in America in the 1800’s Slavery is act in which a person or persons is sold‚ traded and forced to work against their will. The slaves are treated as property and not seen or viewed as people with human rights. Slavery was popular in England and the idea followed our settlers over seas and was incorporated into the American life. As time passed‚ some people began to see the inhumane side of slavery and wanted it to be completely abolished in the United States. Even 100+ years

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    Customer Oriented Defiance

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    ARC VIEW JUNE 16‚ 2011 Defiance - Epicor Collaboration in India By Rajabahadur V. Arcot and Sharada Prahladrao Summary India‚ with a growing economy and an expanding manufacturing industry‚ offers excellent growth opportunities for ERP solution providers‚ especially those with offerings that address the requirements This partnership aims to bring together Defiance’s strengths in enterprise technology services and Epicor’s strengths in enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions to capture

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    the repeal of a law” (Suzman). The penalties included imprisonment‚ fines‚ and whippings.‚ Nelson Mandela‚ one of the most notable protestors of the apartheid was detained for several reasons when he was politically active during the apartheid. His Defiance Campaign was a non-violent campaign that publicly opposed apartheid legislation. Because of the passing of the law‚ 8‚057 members of the campaign had been arrested (South African History Online). While those penalties

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