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    beauty of living in our country; we all get to live the “American Dream”. It is nearly impossible to define the American Dream because we all have our own personal goals‚ and we all follow different sets of values. One may argue that you must be successful to achieve the American

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    II‚ many Americans had to change their lives to support the war effort. Americans wanted to support and stay loyal to their country‚ so they would do anything for it. The war changed the lives for Americans in many different ways. Americans had to get new jobs that involved the war‚ they got new opportunities‚ and they helped raise money for the war. First of all‚ almost all Americans had to change or get a second job during World War II (Document 5). When World War II started‚ Americans had to find

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    European economic expansion between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries‚ the Roman Empire city system was essentially rebuilt across the globe‚ resulting in a commercial trading market with the African coast‚ Middle East and Asia. Cities became political‚ religious‚ commercial and cultural centers‚ and a class system based on land-ownership soon began to flourish. As European economic expansion continued in the fifteenth century‚ new commercial trade routes were sought‚ with cities further establishing

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    Derek Naegle Dr. Cammie Sublette ENGL 2033 September 7‚ 2012 American Inequality in American Psycho Set in the Manhattan of 1989‚ Brett Easton Ellis ’s novel American Psycho sketches the life of Patrick Bateman‚ an attractive 26-year-old Harvard graduate who earns a six-figure income on Wall Street. Bateman and his Ivy League educated friends enjoy all the luxury Manhattan has to offer‚ including expensive restaurants‚ exclusive nightclubs and excessive amounts of cocaine. However‚ what their

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    20152306 American Industralization in the Gilded Age The Gilded Era‚ a term coined by author Mark Twain‚ is named for the years between 1865 and 1900 when the United States experienced a nation wide industralization. America once was a nation of agriculture‚ however with the introduction of the railroads and steel industries‚ more and more citizens were urbanizing into major cities for the oppertunities they held. This occcurance dramatically altered the demographics of the U.S.‚ socially and

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    Unprincipled Political Ambition: The Watergate Scandal Written by Kristian Mennill Submitted to: Pavey‚ B. CHA-3U1-02 Waterloo Collegiate Institute 5/25/2013 Topic Proposal i. Crooked Political Ambition: The Watergate Scandal ii. Did the Watergate Scandal shift the general public’s trust away from the Government and more towards the media? iii. In my essay‚ I plan on inquiring about the legality of actions

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    There were rules on how a wife was to be around her husband: “..She will never attempt to rule‚ or appear to rule her husband. Such conduct degrades husbands—and

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    One of the most important political wars‚ is known as the American Revolution. The American Revolution was between the colonists and loyalists throughout the years of 1765 and 1783. Leading up to the American Revolution many acts and rules were passed by the British hoping to have control over the colonies by giving them no representation on their own government. The american revolution was engendered due to the acts and rules british forced on the colonies without any consent. The French and Indian

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    Describe how many Americans saw the “west” or the “frontier” in the late 1800s. (448-450) Most Americans had visible the west/frontier as a process and an area that supplied a secure haven therefore freeing social tensions and giving possibilities to social actions that served as a reason for Americanizing Americans. This helped maximum people in order that they may differentiate themselves from the world. Describe how Native Americans were forced to assimilate into white society in the late 1800s

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    believe that within each of us is a compilation of memories‚ sensations‚ images‚ dreams and wishes‚ which I call “Individualfilm”. In my opinion the role of art is to bring this material to a conscious level”. – Hundertwasser “Discuss how the practice of an artist is shaped by material and conceptual choices”. Hundertwasser is the artist I will be discussing in this extended response. Hundertwasser has a very interesting material and conceptual practice. His material practice is very unique and

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