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    receive independence until 1648 a.iii. Francis Drake‚ English “sea dog” (pirate/smuggler)‚ Ventured around South America and raided Spanish ships and colonies along the way-1577. Arrived home- 1580. Was knighted upon return b. The defeat of the Armada b.i. 1568- Queen Elizabeth executes her cousin who was trying to steal her throne b.ii. This outrages Phillip II‚ King of Spain‚ who assembles The Armada‚ the greatest invasion fleet in history- May 28‚ 1588‚ left for English Channel where the English

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    In the late 19th century Americans fully embraced the concept of American exceptionalism‚ believing the “United States had a destiny unique among nations to foster democracy and civilization.” With this ideology‚ Social Darwinism‚ Anglo-Saxon‚ naval expansion‚ and the need for market promoted the rise to imperialism in the United States. When the Americans moved west and defeated the Native Americans they felt matchless because of all the technological and social developments they had over the

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    Hitchcock’s Psycho (1960) remains a caveat to the Americans chasing the American dream. He presents the fruitless chase of American dream by Sam Loomis (John Gavin) cannot marry Marion Crane (Janet Leigh) because of his financial difficulties. In order to lead an ‘American life’ in the suburbs they need money. The aspirations‚ desires everything ends in tragedy for both. For Norman Bates (Anthony Perkins) also the idealised figure of mother crumples down from its edifice and hence the exaggerated

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    What it means to be an American Carrie Archer Mr. Mahaffey What It Means To Be an American My name is Carrie Archer I was born on March 4‚ 1891 at Clinton Street in Brooklyn Heights‚ New York. My father Clark Archer was a gynecologist and surgeon and my mother‚ Matilda Speldman‚ was a young woman of refinement. I am the oldest of six children including Barbara‚ Katherine‚ and two boys‚ Rogers and Lyman. The youngest child‚ a girl named Matilda‚ died at one year old. We children were respected

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    The Butcher of Plain field better known as Edward Theodore Gein or Ed Gein was an American man whose heinous crimes cannot be absolved‚ actions of a man so grotesque he inspired the characters of Norman Bates in Psycho‚ Leatherface in The Texas Chainsaw Massacre and Buffalo Bill in The Silence of the Lambs. Just what type of man was Ed Gein really? Born in the small farming community of Plainfield‚ Wisconsin on 27th July 1906‚ Gein lived a repressive and solitary life on his family farm with his

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    are. “No matter how you look at it‚ the guy getting paid 19 million dollars to swing a bat at a ball is making more per game than the average American household makes in an entire decade” (The Tylt). The fact that a single person can make more money than an entire family by swinging a bat alone is crazy‚ but making more money than a whole family in one a bat‚ this really speaks to what kind of money these players are making. If we are going to say that MLB players are overpaid‚ we have to notice

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    American Red Cross Volunteering is a great way to get involved in your community. I think volunteering is something everyone should do at least once in their life. Volunteering is a great way to give back to your community and the sense of pride you feel afterwards is like no other. There are numerous charity organization with which a person can volunteer. For example‚ The Salvation Army‚ The Red Cross‚ United Way‚ Meals on Wheels‚ etc. All charities help with different things. Some help feed

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    When a person’s conduct deviates from the social expectation‚ there are sanctions imposed on the individual by other people in the society. The correlative situation is that when there is more air been blew into the balloon‚ there is an increase in the balloon’s pressure resulting in its expansion in size from equilibrium and risk of explosion. Nevertheless‚ the balloon would remain normal despite stretching and not explode. Equivalently

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    Liberalism is completely focused upon the good of the individual where socialism is focused on the good of society overall. Liberalism was supported by the middle class as they would receive the biggest benefits from political representation‚ civil liberties and a written constitution to protect their rights. Socialism provided the most for workers regardless of class. This was because socialism called for publicly owned property and an economy handled completely by the government. Nationalism arouse from

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    The American woman has endured more hardship‚ discrimination‚ and abuse then anyone could image. From the revolution to the Great Depression women encountered more battles with men over religion‚ politics‚ jobs‚ equal pay‚ and finally the victory for the right to vote. The newer generation of young women would usher in an entirely different request. Many things were forbidden‚ unheard of and even unthinkable in the 19th century. The twenty century woman were no longer fighting for voting rights

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