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    The Electoral College violates political equality and document D is proof. You will agree without a doubt that the Electoral College weighs some of the citizens votes more heavily than others. In document ‚ Illinois has a larger population than Washington D.C and 12 other states combined. Those 12 states have more of a say in the Electoral College. A chart in document A has various sources to support its evidence. Not to mention the citizens of Illinois and larger states have proportionately less

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    Discuss and evaluate the advantages and disadvantages for an international student of studying at a university in Britain. Nowadays more and more students want to study abroad‚ mostly because it gives them the opportunity to become independent and more responsible in life. The most popular choice is Britain‚ because today the world’s most widely spoken language is English. Choosing education among native speakers gives you a distinct advantage in the study and in subsequent search for a job

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    Task 1 Kitsap County Essay

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    HAT Task 1 Kitsap County is located on the Kitsap Peninsula of Washington State’s northwest region. Just east of Seattle‚ the county is surrounded on three sides by the Puget Sound‚ a large inlet of salt water that enters the region through the Straits of Juan De Fuca. There are multiple modes of transportation used to access the region including ferryboats‚ bridges and highways. Kitsap County is known for its beauty in scenery. Population and Economics: The population

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    Unit 7 Throughout history‚ America has made advancements that has led it to the modern society it is today. Many factors played a role in the modernization of America. Politics have greatly changed throughout history. The drastic change of starting as a monarchy to becoming a democracy shaped the government of modern America. The period of history between the civil war and the reconstruction helped America to modernize. Westward expansion‚ freedom for African Americans‚ and women’s roles in the

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    in control. It is the public’s voice that is meant to be heard and the state of the union that is meant to be altered according to that voice. The power is meant to lie with the everyday American citizen and all of his or her brethren‚ not with Washington. After all‚ the Constitution‚ made effective in 1789‚ begins with the words “We the People‚” not “We the Government.” It is this distinction that is supposed to elevate our nation‚ placing it above the countries around the rest of the world‚ and

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    still battling racism and stereo types I know that we will always have racism just because not everybody can like everybody even though this is ideal it will never happen sadly enough my second quote from this section is “After the British burned Washington‚ D.C.‚ during the War of 1812‚ Congress hired architects to rebuild the White House and the Capitol in a style that would equal the grand‚ stately buildings of Europe. Congress complained about the cost‚ but not about

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    One time Abby went to Washington D.C to be close to some family members. Since they were in D.C they decided to go visit the White House. When they went up to the White House they saw several guards with big arms‚ lots of weapons‚ and a thing in their ear. They were guarding the White House lawn. Her cousin decided to go up to one of the guards and ask them a question. The question was if the windows were bulletproof. When he asked that‚ all of the sudden the guards started to pat him down in search

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    Spokane vs Seattle

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    interact in the big city and figure out how he can mix his historic traditions with the contemporary civilization that is set in Seattle‚ Washington. He must adapt to a new culture without losing his own. The struggle to balance modern day living and the Native American culture in Seattle is revealed through the setting. Seattle‚ Washington and Spokane‚ Washington are two opposite settings that Jackson is familiar with. He must find a way to intertwine the past culture of Native American Indians with

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    Abraham Lincoln A Hero

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    United States through the nurturing of banking‚ commerce‚ industry‚ and transportation‚ and through the movement from a poor sort of farming toward intensive‚ scientific agriculture" (The Presidents‚ 1996). In 1847 Abraham and his family moved to Washington D.C. Here‚ Lincoln served a term in the The United States House of Representatives. While doing so Lincoln ran into conflict‚ and because of this his interest in politics diminished. He soon found himself involved with Law‚ as an attorney. As time

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    Case Study: Kennewick Man

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    Archeology Kennewick Man I would like to begin with an overview of the current federal court case regarding the human remains found along the Columbia river in Washington state in the summer of 1996. On the 28th of July 1996 the bones of an unidentified man were found along the Columbia river in Washington state by two men at an off shore powerboat race‚ the first pieces of the skull were discovered ten feet from the shore line and reported to the authorities. There was a subsequent search

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