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    Joseph McCarthy was a U.S. Republican Senator for the U.S. State Department. In 1946 Joseph McCarthy‚ who was one of the youngest to run for office‚ was elected to the U.S State Department and was reelected in 1952. When he was reelected he had more power to integrate witness that they said was a blatant violation of their civil rights. Because of this act more than 2‚000 government employees lost their job. McCarthy was a chair member of the Senate’s subcommittee. He took on various tasks but

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    explain everything to you in a minute.” said Captain Skillman. As they sat there quiet. Deputy Blake held his head down. “Are you okay?” ask Captain Skillman. “Yes I’m fine‚ I’m just a little tired.” said Deputy Blake. “Well‚ we won’t be long.” said Captain Skillman. As they sat there‚ three men walked in‚ Lieutenant Crimp‚ Lieutenant Nectar and Sergeant Prim. Captain Skillman stood up and shook their hands. “Now we can start.” said Captain Skillman. Then six special agents walked in. “What’s going

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    Clean Water Act of 1977

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    Policymaking Paper: Clean Water Act of 1977 Throughout the many years of existence of the United States national government‚ there have been numerous bills‚ policies‚ etc that have gone through the legislative process in Congress. Some of them were lucky or important enough to pass‚ however others were not so fortunate. Now one bill in particular that is of significance in the United States and that was fortunate enough to pass was The Clean Water Act of 1977. Such a bill that results in an essential

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    Watergate Today

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    03 March 2012 The Watergate scandal‚ to me‚ was about honesty‚ and knowing when to cut your losses. In one sense it is understandable why Nixon would want to gather information on his competetors‚ but he should have proceeded in a much more ethical manner. When the men got caught‚ his big mistake was trying to cover it up. Honesty is always the best way to go‚ which I believe should still empower people in politics today. The arena of politics is a different reality then the one we all live

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    •Should Nixon have been impeached? The Watergate scandal was the first of its kind in United Stated history. The scandal created an uproar in the country between the people and most of all the government and the powers that be. President Nixon along with high ranking members of his staff at the time were have said to be involved in the stealing of equipment and cash and planting evidence on June of 1972. During this time some of Nixon’s high ranking staff were charged with being involved with

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    Merchant of Venice

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    SAT Examples: 1. John D Rockefeller was a famous American businessman and philanthropist. He was the initiator of the Standard Oil Company‚ which later became the leading company in the United States oil industry. Despite of this success‚ Rockefeller had to go through a harsh childhood. Born in a six children family‚ Rockefeller did not receive too much attention from his parents. Rockefeller’s father was a lumberman while his mother was a homemaker. Consequently‚ Rockefeller had to experience a

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    Ch 29 pt 2 vocab Neil Armstrong and the moon landing: America celebrated the moon landing and the defeat of the Soviets in the space race. Armstrong was the astronaut to first make it to the moon from America. Daniel Ellsberg and the Pentagon Papers: In order to secretly divide America so he could win the 1972 election‚ Nixon opposed court-ordered busing and took a stand against criminals‚ drug users‚ and radicals. In order to continue his plans‚ Nixon authorized illegal investigations against

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    America‚ although it is one of the most powerful countries in the world‚ has problems with its citizens following their elected leaders‚ both locally and nationally‚ to this day. In most cases‚ it is not the leader’s fault for this occurrence‚ but the followers’ faults for not being open to the leader’s ideas and trusting them. The reason for this mistrust in government stems from the scandals of the late 1900s. Before this time‚ Americans had strong patriotism for their country due to World War

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    A Presidential Pardon is important for someone who has committed a crime because the president has the unique ability to override the justice system‚ release anyone he chooses from paying a fine‚ and return a person to the state of innocence he had before he ever committed a crime. The power to pardon is left solely to the discretion of the president‚ and cannot be reviewed or overturned by any of the other branches of government. The President gets to "forgive" people from their crimes‚ or let them

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    Things Fall Apart

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    Things Fall Apart Essay Topic #2 Although there are numerous aspects which led to Okonkwo’s downfall; the main reason for his demise was his fear of being perceived as weak. This is true not only in Chinua Achebe’s “Things Fall Apart‚” but in modern day American society‚ as well. As Bukingham and Clifton once said‚ “For many of us our fear of our weaknesses seems to overshadow our confidence in our strengths. To use an analogy‚ if life is a game of cards and each of us has been dealt our hand of

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