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    The Media and Vietnam

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    “For the first time in modern history the outcome of a war was determined not on the battlefield but on the printed page and‚ above all‚ on the television screen” -Robert Elegant Robert Elegant’s quote explains the significant role the media played in the Vietnam War. This essay will argue that the media’s effect was one dominant aspect of why the United States lost the war in Vietnam. Looking in detail at the heavily televised ‘Tet Offensive’‚ this essay will suggest that this series of battles

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    The public distaste for the Vietnam War had a huge effect on the cold War and Proxy war. Richard Nixon was elected President after promising that he end the war honorably and get our troops home. The Vietnam War left a lasting effect on how proxy wars are conducted today. The US is today more likely to just provide aid and assistance rather than sending in ground forces as proxies (Trueman‚ 2017). The reluctance of the US to send ground troops to Syria during its civil war is proof that the US

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    Forest Gump

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    moving out of the cites and into the suburbs. The 1960’s were all about fighting for equality and brought a man to the moon. During the 1970’s the cold war was really taking its toll but the United States pulled out of the Vietnam War‚ and president Nixon resigned. In 1980‚ Ronald Reagan won the presidency over Jimmy Carter and although the cold war tensions were high laissez fair economics were introduced. No movie better exemplifies what happened in each of these decades better than Forrest Gump

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    Andy Warhol: Pop Politics

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    Andy Warhol: Pop Politics   Andy Warhol -- one of the most influential American artists of the twentieth century -- captured the likeness of some of the most visionary and powerful political leaders of the 20th century. Images of John F. Kennedy‚ Jimmy Carter‚ Ronald Reagan‚ Queen Elizabeth II‚ and Mao Zedong‚ among others will hang side-by-side when the Currier Museum of Art presents Andy Warhol: Pop Politics from September 27‚ 2008 through January 4‚ 2009. Pop Politics displays together for

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    Honesty in Politics

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    EnglishHonesty in American Politics      The legendary tale often told to school children is that of George Washington the young boy‚ chopping down his fathers cherry tree. When young George was asked‚ who had chopped the cherry tree down‚ George impressed his father with his honesty when he replied‚ “I cannot tell a lie. I chopped down your cherry tree.”  Although the fable is believed to be fiction‚ it accurately represented the honesty and humility of that great president.  Today‚ few political

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    Reagan: A True American Hero" "We will continue our quest in space. There will be more flights and more space shuttle crews. And‚ yes‚ more volunteers." -Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan‚ viewed by some as a true American hero‚ was as stupendous as presidents can be. His dramatic speeches and down-to-earth personality made people proud to be American. Ronald Reagan seemed more then American. He was a patriot. Ronald Reagan cared deeply for the American people as well at their values

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    In his inaugural address‚ Ronald Reagan stated that the “government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem.” This statement‚ though wildly unconventional for a president to speak‚ struck many chords with the American people‚ and sparked a crucial conversation: the American people were not at fault for the issues in democracy. However‚ the government was responsible for the issues that occurred within the nation‚ especially the lack of trust between the citizens and their representatives

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    Past Events that have shaped the Present Kristy Schlak Axia College of the University of Phoenix Past Events that have shaped the Present Remembering our past is important; events that happened yesterday can shape next week or next year. The interesting thing about history is that it is not always recognized as important until much later. When Britain and France tried to appease Hitler with part of Czechoslovakia in 1938‚ the significance of giving into Hitler’s demands was not fully realized

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    with an American public that was disillusioned with the political system‚ and the corruption they saw in government. This stemmed mainly from the Watergate scandal under Nixon‚ but Ford and the Republican Party were connected with it as he was seen as part of the Washington scene under Nixon’s presidency‚ and he had also pardoned Nixon which proved very unpopular. One of the main reasons Carter won this election was because he was seen as being far removed from this corrupt side of politics‚ coming from

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    of urban communities as examples of inequality in our modern day society. In Burris-Kitchen and Burris’ article they discuss the inequality of race and class distinctions. “According to Nixon: crime meant urban‚ urban meant black” (Burris-Kitchen and Burris‚ 12). This quote from former President Richard Nixon led to the ODALE. This was a special task force that was created to aid the war on drugs on a local level. The targets of this task force were black neighborhoods. He sold the idea to white

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