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    all American history teachers who teach against their textbooks Contents Acknowledgments ix Introduction: Something Has Gone Very Wrong 1 • Handicapped by History; The Process of Hero-making 9 2 * 1493: The True Importance of Christopher Columbus 29 3 • The Truth about the First Thanksgiving 67 4 • Red Eyes 91 5 • "Gone with the Wind": The Invisibility of Racism in American History Textbooks 131 6 • John Brown and Abraham Lincoln: The Invisibility of Anti-racism in American History

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    Why Was Hammurabi Unjust

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    Hammurabi had 282 laws many with extremely harsh punishments like death. Hammurabi was the ruler of Babylon for 42 years and was thought to have gotten his laws from the god of justice Shamash. I believe that Hammurabi’s code was unjust because of the family law‚ property law‚ and the personal injury law. First of all‚ it is unjust because of the family laws. Law 148 states that if a man’s wife wife is severely ill the man can remarry but he cannot divorce the ill wife and still has to take care

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    Hammurabi’s Code Just or Unjust? Almost 4000 there was a king named Hammurabi. He ruled over a small city-state called Babylon. Hammurabi Ruled for 42 years‚ but the first 30 were pretty uneventful and he only had power over Babylon which even though it was the capitol of Babylonia was pretty small. But the last 12 were when things got more interesting. Hammurabi devised a plan so that he would have almost absoulute power and even after he died he would have millions of people still following

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    violence‚ physical and sexual child abuse. The present day violence such as gang rapes on women of all ages including attacking little children is becoming routine reality. For Tendulkar‚ violence is not only the medium though which he criticizes the unjust society‚ but he uses this brutality on women‚ as a strong theatrical device. He uses the violence to accentuate the injustices in different

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    Street gangs have been a part of American history for years. According a report from the Immigration Customs Enforcement‚ MS-13 is the most violent and rapidly spreading gang in the United States. Their major areas of concentration are in 33 states which not limited to: California‚ Texas‚ New York‚ Maryland‚ and Nebraska to name a few. The origin of the MS-13 can be traced to Los Angeles in the 1980s. Salvadoran families have fled to L.A. to escape from the civil war that was happening in El Salvador

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    Reflection on American History X After watching American History X‚ I swore to myself that this would be one of my favourite movies of all time. It changed my view on racism‚ violence‚ abomination and change. These four were all exposed in the movie. Those three were very much shown in the film even at the beginning of the story when Danny told his brother‚ Derek‚ that a group of black guys were breaking in to his car. Their father‚ Danny and Derek‚ was killed by a black man that caused Derek’s

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    Historians incorporate many factors into their theories to help explain events and support their hypotheses‚ and these focuses affect their basic understanding of history. This is commonly referred to as “Grand Theory”—an overall explanation of phenomena in a particular discipline or realm of experience such as economics‚ sociology‚ or history. As we saw in the previous chapter on the Salem Witch Trials‚ each historian’s input and perspective introduced new possibilities and explanations

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    Capital Punishment Across American History Capital punishment is the execution of those who have been found guilty of capital crimes. The death penalty‚ as others say‚ has been a common ingredient in the United States judicial system since the Anglo-Saxon beginnings. Modern day‚ Americans on both spectrums of opposing opinions on capital punishment use the United States Constitution to support their positions. The Eighth and the Fourteenth Amendment recognize the existence of capital punishment

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    Our American History: The Causes of Disunion‚ and Was it an Inevitability? History 1311 Professor Coach The University of Texas at Arlington Our American History: The Causes of Disunion‚ and Was it an Inevitability? I. The multiple causes of disunion in the 1850’s stemmed from decades of differing views between Americans in the North and South. From the time of the American Revolution through the Secession of the seven states which made up the

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    The role of racism has been a domestic issue throughout the American history. Starting from the early slavery years that the United States sustained in the country‚ to the discrimination that keeps going around society. Slavery had an end to this nation in the early 1860s. Yet‚ people still tend to discriminate and segregate from others because of the color they carry. The Ku Klux Klan was a white supremacist organization‚ and a very violent terrorist group‚ which mistreated blacks as they achieved

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