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    outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms‚ it will be because we destroyed ourselves.” -Abraham Lincoln- In the last few years‚ Abraham stopped slavery. That helped our country in so many different ways! Black people now have so many freedoms since Abraham Lincoln was a good man‚ and realized‚ that slavery was not very good‚ at all. We‚ people this time in our lives‚ black or white‚ now have a lot of freedoms. Some of these freedoms‚ we have are you could choose your

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    Our great nation started off very small with only thirteen colonies. There were many reasons why people came here‚ some came seeking religious freedom. Some came for political freedom from their home country. The Puritans that were in Massachusetts; the Quakers that were in Pennsylvania; and the Catholics that were in Maryland are just a few examples. At the beginning of our nation we didn’t have an official leader or president until 1789. As time when by we gained more land through the Louisiana

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    Condemnation to Freedom In Sartre’s world of Existentialism‚ the responsibility of the entirety of our actions‚ as well as of the outcome of any given situation‚ falls on the individual alone. There is no Creator to blame‚ there is no person or occurrence or human nature to blame‚ it is simply of our own fault. This may seem counterproductive to what one may consider the positive idea of free-will‚ however once understood that we are truly free in our entire existence it becomes

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    In every war there is an enemy (Freedom Writers 2007) Marcus‚ much the same as some of the other students in Ms. Gruwells’ class‚ had a harsh past. When Marcus was a young boy‚ his friend Clive found a gun and they felt that they could finally protect themselves from gang members and bullies. Shockingly‚ Marcus friend Clive wounded up inadvertently shooting himself. Marcus being frightened like any other kid would be just sat right there and stayed with his friend until the police showed up. When

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    What is the freedom of press? 1. what is press? mediums including newspaper‚ radio‚ television‚ internet and etc. 2. what are the ideal purpose of the press? Newsworthy information‚ inform citizens‚ democracy 2. imagine freedom of press is abusively used. what do you think if these are in press? a) Defamation: Martin Bouygues was briefly reported as dead last weekend by Agence France Presse (AFP) b) Obscenity c) Any advocacy of national‚ racial or religious hatred that constitutes incitement to

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    Freedom: Want and Teens

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    teens should have more rights than they are given. I think that if teens had more freedom they would get a chance to learn from their mistakes and they could be ready for the real world. They could be more prepared for challenging things. I believe that teens should go out when they feel like it and have a chance to make their own decisions about their life. As a teenager myself‚ I think that I should have more freedom about going out when I feel like it. Like for me‚ I have to have good grades and

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    I think the most important law in Canada is The Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Charter of Rights and Freedom is a protected law under the Constitution that outlines the rights and freedoms of Canadian citizens. I believe this law is extremely important because it is non-biased and has improved everyone’s ability to participate in society as they wish. Also‚ The Charter brings clarity to the identity of our country such as multiculturalism; which Canada is formally recognized for‚ nationally

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    Freedom vs Control

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    Rights and freedoms say b. Know which sections relate to languages c. Why are francophone’s rights‚ language and culture protected? 2. Why is it important for people to know their rights? 3. What does the Charter of Rights say about equality and work a. Eg. Age requirements for workers to retire‚ equal pay‚ discrimination against race‚ religion or gender 4. What is the charter of rights and freedoms? 5. Know section 23 6. Know what the freedom of dissent

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    Freedom Writers Adversity

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    usually stem from a change in one’s perspective on life. Positive changes in characters after defeating adversity is evident in the film “Freedom Writers” (2007) directed by Richard LaGravenese. Through various camera techniques and the characterisation of Eva‚ LaGravenese explores the dangers and results of gang violence while living in America during the 1990s. “Freedom Writers” highlights the challenges one must experience in order to change their values. These challenges are evident through a montage

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    Freedom of Speech at College

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    the matter is that speech codes on college campuses are threatening students’ freedom of speech and the free exchange of ideas and therefore have no place in higher education. The First Amendment of the United States Constitution is part of the Bill of Rights. The first amendment states‚ “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion‚ or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech‚ or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble

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