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    Being a soldier is often synonymous with bravery‚ strength‚ and courage. However‚ in the film “We were soldiers‚” Randall Wallace‚ the director‚ plays particular attention in displaying how the Vietnam War affects American soldiers and their families. In addition to appropriately portraying soldiers‚ Wallace almost accurately sets the various scenes in relation to the time period of mid 1960s. Wallace also pays close attention to historic facts and dates in laying out the theme and plot of the film

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    The Effects of War on Soldiers War is the most powerful threat we have on the earth today. War can accomplish a variety of things in a variety of ways and it is entirely up to the government to decide a country’s war status. It is up to people that will never have to experience what they create‚ but what happens to the soldiers they send in to battle for them. For the soldiers they are stuck with an experience unlike any other known to man‚ stuck with memories and images of what it’s like to be

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    The article‚ Ban Fighting in Hockey discusses the dangers of fighting in the game of hockey. Author Charlie Gillis is arguing the fact that the old saying says‚ “Hockey needs fighting” should be reconsidered. This journal coming out shortly after the death of rookie senior hockey player‚ Donald Sanderson‚ caused the uproar against violence from Gillis. His argument was up against great odds‚ because when Colin Campbell (who is the director of hockey operations) brought the topic of harsher punishments

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    The traditional American work ethic was a belief that the only way for a member in society to be successful is to be employed. The traditional belief of work also tied in with the belief of Social Darwinism‚ during the gilded age‚ which was the belief that if one worked hard then they would be rich. This belief greatly affected the behavior and decisions of the American citizens especially during the Great Depression time period. The Great depression was a time of mass layoffs due to the stock market

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    Persuasion during the American Revolution During the American Revolution‚ many leaders needed to coax colonist and revolutionaries to help fight against the British. Patrick henry‚ for example‚ displayed a pathos technique in his “Speech to the Virginia Convention.” By utilizing thus technique‚ he created a call to action by appealing to his audience’s emotion. There are many examples to how henry use pathos but these two quotes stand out the most. In his speech‚ he says “Suffer not yourselves

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    Theme of “The Colored Soldiers” The poem “The Colored Soldiers” by Paul Laurence Dunbar praises the brave black men who served in the Union Army during the civil war. The soldiers rose strong to fight for the freedom of slaves‚ despite knowing that they could die for what they stand for. They displayed pride‚ courage‚ and bravery. They also played a major role in the turning point in the war. Dunbar’s “The Colored Soldiers” declares racial pride and celebrates the heroism of these black men.

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    from the America. During his time many people were living in slavery up to which is possible. He was always interested to increase the economic vision which lacks the slavery.so he decided to open the bank of the United States. So that the bank would accumulate the taxes. Holds the government funds and provides the loans to the people. He also support the small industry. Since there was many debts created by the war. So there was the major economic hardships during the American Revolution. Hamilton’s

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    The American society during the beginning of the Industrial Revolution was an accurate depiction of both the benefits and setbacks of rapid development. When the Spanish-American war ended in August 1898‚ the United States rapidly became an Industrial Society. Steady jobs at factories drew close to 28 million immigrants to America between 1820 and 1930. Immigration was a huge benefit to industrial success‚ allowing new industries‚ such as steel and oil‚ to grow massively. The growing population‚

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    Child soldiers are defined as children‚ meaning they are under eighteen years old‚ who are used in the military. The military purposes for which they are used include fighting in combat‚ but may also entail jobs such as being cooks‚ porters‚ messengers‚ informants‚ or spies. Both boys and girls can be child soldiers. Children in the military are at the mercy of their commanders and must do whatever they are told to do or else risk being killed. This issue is completely unjust because child soldiers

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    many whom consider themselves to be apart of of the LGBTQ community such as Gertrude “Ma” Rainey‚ Langston Hughes‚ Bessie Smith and Lucille Bogan. The African American Women of the Harlem Renaissance fought homophobia and heteronormativity by sharing their thoughts and feelings through their lyrics‚ about being bisexual‚ gay or lesbian. During the Harlem

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