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    The Regions of America

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    Living in America means that we have the freedom to express ourselves‚ no matter what region we live in. In America‚ there are 3 million square miles from one end to another. The geography of the state’s beginning and end is determined by river lines‚ political lines‚ and mountain ranges. There are four main regions in the United States like: Northeast‚ Midwest‚ South‚ and the West. Each region has different jobs‚ foods‚ religions‚ and style of clothing‚ customs‚ music‚ sports‚ and much more

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    Peaceful Resistance

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    These resistances are necessary and growing more urgent as we face increasingly undeniable global climate changes due in part to the effects of the petroleum industry. When people come together... from the young students to the retirees‚ from the hippies to the veterans... for a common cause‚ that gets attention and that raises awareness. The goal is to make everyone aware of potential environmental and safety concerns and to show that our voices and opinions matter. It is empowering for the participants

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    Forrest Gump

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    Vietnam is underway and he was recruited by the Army. His experience in Vietnam shapes him for the rest of his life. Here‚ he meets his “Best Good Friend” Benjamin Buford Blue‚ or Bubba. When he returns from Vietnam he is swept up by a group of “Hippies” who came out to

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    rings‚ lip piercings‚ and also ear piercings. F. Nose piercings 5. About 4‚000 years ago 6. Originated in the middle east 7. Have been mentioned in the bible in Genesis 24:22 8. Brought to the west when hippies visited India in the 1960’s G. Lip Piercings 9. Popular among Aztecs 10. Reserved for men of higher class H. Ear Piercings 11. Thought to have originated for magical

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    Culture In The 1960's

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    England in the 1960’s was a changing point for their culture. This time was known as the Swinging Sixties. The country transformed from a conservative environment into a place full of freedom with hope and promise. The nation had just moved past the second world war‚ and now the youth culture was beginning to freely express themselves. Adults in tis time fought during their youth and wanted the youth to enjoy their time. One of the biggest aspects of the sixties in England was the music. Music

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    Hucklberry Finn

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    Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Essay Chance Parks Period 2 Colonel Sherburn defines a true man to be one who is a leader‚ not a follower. While Ralph Waldo Emerson defines a man as only a non-conformist. While Colonel Sherburn may be right‚ Emerson has a valid point as well. Emerson has a very good point in the way that‚ a man must be unique (a non-conformist) in order to be a "man". But then‚ what is this sought after title? Being a "man". Well‚ being man would be having masculinity‚ or

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    Youth Culture the Sixties

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    The Sixties: A Social Revolution? The period between 1959 and 1975 was a time of great social and moral change throughout Britain. The most significant change involved the emergence of a new youth culture. In my day‚ the population had consisted of only two age groups‚ children and adults. This meant you were either too young to work and therefore went to school‚ or you were at work earning money and handling the responsibilities of an adult. …”the nation’s youth were already different to

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    moral panics

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    may have been relatively trivial but have been reported in somewhat sensationalized form in the media‚ and such reporting and publicity has led to an increase in general anxiety and concern about those activities. An example of this is ‘jock young’ hippies who smoked marijuana in Notting Hill. Cohen described the process as a ‘deviance amplification’ which is a reinforcing effect that happens as a result of negative social reaction to such criminal or deviant behaviour. The ‘Jock Young’ study considers

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    Ryan McGinley – Nudity/Art/Pornography “When I was younger‚” said McGinley‚ “I was just a dumb kid doing drugs‚ getting fucked up and taking pictures‚ and now‚ I somehow turned my lifestyle into a profession. I don’t know how the hell that happened‚ but you know‚ I can pay my rent‚ so…” (NY Times 2010) Born on the 17th of October 1977 in Ramsey‚ New York‚ Ryan McGinley began his career taking pictures of his downtown friends. A day-to-day documentation of his generation’s raw‚ and sometimes-delirious

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    The Amish Culture

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    protest the Vietnam war and to live "healthier" lives. The commune’s "healthier" lifestyle consisted of belonging to a brother/sister hood. They also grew organically pure food‚ did not cook with sugar and did drugs. These people were categorized as hippies and were considered a little out their. The Hog Farm commune became a traveling commune not long after it’s founding. Fellow Americans might have seen this commune as useless and a waste of time but they did do some useful things. For example they

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