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    “Washington was accused of directly contributing to lynching’s and racial segregations by critics especially William Monroe Trotter” (Meier and Rudwick‚ 182). Washington had great supporters even as far as President Theodore Roosevelt and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie (Meir and Rudwick‚

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    Ebenezer Scrooge was initially an avarice and grumpy elderly man‚ but he altered his ways and became a jovial philanthropist who made an impact on many others. The novella A Christmas Carol was written as a message for society to embrace the Christmas spirit. Throughout the novella‚ Charles Dickens showed us Scrooge’s change from a despicable man to a cheery humanitarian‚ with the influence of three spirits who show him how his past‚ present‚ and future. The Spirit of Christmas Past showed Ebenezer

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    financial interest in an industrial enterprise. In the eyes of many‚ the early American industrialists were cruel and selfish people who lacked concern for others and took advantage of the worker; but to my way of thinking‚ they were smart people who worked hard to make it to where they were and without some of them we would not have some of the things we have today. Andrew Carnegie‚ the richest man in the world‚ was born in Scotland on November 25‚ 1835. Starting off with only helping start an American

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    According to Ralph Waldo Emerson and the transcendentalist movement‚ self-reliance is the greatest virtue of all and is the natural aversion of mankind. Self-reliance requires nonconformity and listening to one’s own voice rather than the authoritative voice of society. From the reader‚ Emerson asks for a self-sufficient lifestyle‚ in which no one depends on anyone or anything else physically‚ mentally‚ or emotionally. To us‚ a lifestyle in which we may act however and do whatever we please is enticing

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    Unit 10: The Gilded Age Economic & social changes 1865 – 1920 Part one: The Last Frontier The Final settlement of the Trans-Mississippi West Historiography THE FRONTIER THESIS: Frederick Jackson Turner The Significance of the Frontier in American History – July 12‚ 1893 1890 Census – no more defined frontier line; had pockets of settlement spread out Turner Thesis: spirit and success of US is directly tied to westward expansion; a turning point in American Identity American Identity:

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    It can be said that since its inception‚ America has been a country selfish negligence. The founding fathers ignored the issue of slavery in order to unite the colonies‚ and presidents ignored the native peoples so that they could expand their own power. However‚ as the Gilded Age came to an end‚ America began feel the folly of its negligence. Industrialization left people of all classes were left feeling alienated and powerless. Everyone felt the effects of Industrialization‚ therefore no one could

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    Two Business Leaders‚ Two Philanthropist‚ who is more effective? OR Assignment Topic Compare and Contrast two leaders‚ at least one of whom must be a business leader. Which of the two was the more effective leader? Why? What skills did they demonstrate? Word Count: 1982 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Achieving effective leadership is a process. This paper considers the different attributes to becoming an effective leader. The paper firstly defines leadership‚ and then introduces two modern day

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    wear the coat of philanthropy‚ shall that pass?" This quote by Emerson is very short‚ yet very powerful. Emerson speaking on a subject of philanthropy which has plummeted as good cause in the 21st century. However‚ some of the those early philanthropists during Emerson’s period of living were funding wars for fighting countries and would usurp the losing countries goods and liquidate their land and valuables; while receiving interest from the war victor. This act of philanthropy was later

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    How to Win Friends and Influence People Introduction Empathy is a simplistic idea that we all declare we understand‚ but really we do not. Dale Carnegie would not only agree with my opening line he would also move to describe my use of the word but as negative and condescending and suggest the use of the word however instead. How to Win Friends and Influence People is a classic non-fiction book describing ways to better our people skills and increase our situational awareness as a means of

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    dirt.” Thoreau greatly plays on the audiences’ emotions by showing how disrespected the standing army is by the government. “ He who gives himself entirely to his fellow-men appears to them useless and selfish; but he who gives himself partially to them is pronounced a benefactor and philanthropist.” He wants to pull the

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