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    The twentieth century mark a huge milestone for the Civil RIghts Movement. New laws were being implemented to have voting rights as well as prohibit discrimination against race and gender in the work force. Integration was now enforced‚ opening more opportunities to African-Americans. Evolution of race relations changed drastically during 1914-1965‚ whether it be beneficial or not. The relations were evidently changing economically‚ politically‚ and most notably: socially. Birmingham‚ Alabama‚

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    stand no chance as the internet has deprived them of essential social skills required to succeed in the workplace‚ and in life. Secondly‚ in life we are blessed with certain rights‚ the right to water and the right to free speech and so on. But there is one right that he internet has clinched away from us‚ and this is the right of privacy. You don’t have to look back decades to see an incident of personal invasion through the internet. Just this year numerous celebrities computers were hacked and personal

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    Submarines in Wwii

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    The submarine is known as an important invention that proved successful in the World War Two era. Eighty-five of Mussolini’s and a breath-taking seven hundred eighty-two of Hitler’s submarines were sunk during the war‚ in addition to an unknown amount of Japanese submarines (Rush 35). A 1943 German prototype of this submerged killing machine was capable of carrying fourteen torpedoes or up to sixty mines‚ showing how submarines were superior to their time period. For example‚ the USS Perch is renowned

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    As a human rights advocate‚ a stateswoman‚ and the First Lady of the United States‚ Eleanor Roosevelt became one of the most respected‚ and cherished woman of her lifetime. Mrs. Roosevelt was born in New York City‚ New York‚ and in her teens was educated in the United Kingdom. She married her cousin Franklin Delano Roosevelt in 1905‚ and out of six children only 5 survived. When President Roosevelt was a senator in Albany‚ and Secretary of the Navy‚ Mrs. Roosevelt gained her political experience

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    National WWII Museum

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    I decided to compare/contrast on The National WWII Museum and the American Museum of National History. Both museums I have always had an interest in. I am comparing/contrasting their webpages‚ locations and types of museums. My main point is all the information their websites give. I am glad that I got to do some research on them and learn more about them. First‚ I am comparing/contrasting their webpages. They decorated the webpages very well. I think the American Museum of National History

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    Wwii German Failure

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    Eng 104-9 Ziyang Wang Reasons for the failure of Germany in World War II Backing to the year 1933‚ National Socialist Adolf Hitler became the leader of Germany and began a massive rearming campaign. This worried France and the United Kingdom‚ who had lost much in the previous war‚ as well as Italy‚ which saw its territorial ambitions threatened by those of Germany. Hitler was convinced that fate had chosen him to rescue a humiliated nation from the shackles of the Versailles Treaty‚ from Bolsheviks

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    3 Causes of Wwii

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    3 Causes of WWII WWII was one of the most terrifying wars that shocked the world in 1939-1945. The world wondered what caused this giant mishap of violence. One cause of WWII was the unfairness of the Treaty of Versailles. Another cause was the uprising of Totalitarian Leaders. One final cause was the League of Nations not doing anything to prevent this war. In 1919‚ the world saw the end of WWI. A treaty was made for this end called‚ “Treaty of Versailles”. This treaty made Germany pay massive

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    Europe and ended the Soviet Dream of communism. The wall fell as quickly as it was built in November of 1989. One of the most important causes of the Berlin Wall’s construction is Hitler’s involvement in WWII. Hitler had broken the peace treaty between Germany and Soviet Russia by invading in 1939. WWII ended after Hitler committed suicide in his fuhrerbunker in Mitter.

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    Wwii 442nd Battalion

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    100th Battalion was composed of mostly Japanese-Americans‚ most of who initially enlisted to escape the relocation camps establishments in Hawaii who were targetingJapanese people alongside Jewish people. The 100th Battalion fought so bravely during WWII‚ they consequently became the most decorated Regiment in U.S. history to the extent of being nicknamed after the very awards they received in abundance in repercussion for murder; the Purple Heart Battalion. The majority of Japanese

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    the future. The use of weapons for fighting‚ remedies for wounded soldiers‚ and devices such as the radar during WWII brought about crucial technological advances that served for many years to come. Even though the war took millions of lives‚ the technological advances gained in airplanes‚ medicine and electronic devices proved that World War II helped mankind. Through the course of WWII the Axis and the Allies began to develop new technologies for the purpose of battles. Germany began using the tactic

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