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    Throughout my life many things have played a role in my political socialization views. My most important political socialization comes from my family. The way I was brought up‚ with religion‚ beliefs‚ education and morals have contributed to all my political views. The way a person is brought up has a large impact in how you view things in perspective. One of the my first political socialization encounters started in the early 1980’s. This was the year that my parents and I came to the United

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    The Culper Ring Analysis

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    The Culper Ring‚ the American spy network that provided George Washington with intelligence about the British in the New York area‚ was so shrouded in secrecy that there are still unanswered questions about how they operated. Initially‚ George Washington had appointed General Charles Scott in charge of intelligence. After several of the General’s men were captured and executed‚ (Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation‚ 2014) George Washington appointed Major Benjamin Tallmadge as Director of Military Intelligence

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    Crisis Of Confidence

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    Jimmy Carter served as the 39th President of the United States from 1977 to 1981. With his administration‚ He inspired to make the nation competent and compassionate. His achievements were notable but in an era of rising energy prices and inflation‚ It became impossible for his administration to meet these high expectations. America had developed a "crisis of confidence" and a "national malaise" by the late 1970s. On July 15‚ 1979‚ Pres. Jimmy Carter gave the "malaise" speech‚ where he identified

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    1975 Characteristics

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    Nineteen seventy-five and its cultural‚ political‚ and economical characteristics that made it such a remarkable year in history. 1975 was a year that had a remarkable impact on the world by forever changing it in the aspects of technological advancements‚ music publications‚ and shaping the acceptable culture of society in today’s world. The year 1975 brought the beginning of a new era. The technology industry began to takeoff in ‘75 as many major computer/software companies were breaking technological

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    Ronald Reagan Downfall

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    What makes a president great? A great president can be many things; for instance‚ they can lead their country‚ protect their country‚ avoid wars‚ have the personality that America loves‚ and he/she can lead their country the good times and the bad times. Ronald Reagan has been shot and survived through it‚ has avoided nuclear warfare between the US and Russia‚ and before all these events he is known for being an actor; not to mention the “only movie actor to become president.” (Reagan‚ Ronald

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    Richard Nixon Tragic Hero

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    What is a tragic hero? When we hear this phrase most of us think about Shakespeare‚ and the characters he illustrated in his plays‚ but are tragic heroes only in fictional plays or are there some actual tragic heroes in history? Well‚ how can you classify a tragic hero? They must have the following characteristics: must be of high social rank‚ must have a tragic flaw- an error in judgement or a character defect‚ must suffer complete ruin or death‚ and must face his/her downfall with courage and dignity

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    Emily Rochon Hist 1152 Susanne Robbins 1/31/17 Texas Vs Johnson Texas V Johnson was a supreme court decision involving Gregory Lee Johnson and the state of Texas. This decision happened in 1989 on June‚ 21. The court ruled that flag burning is protected under the first amendment therefore it is not considered illegal. This decision is important because it sets a precedent for the future of protest and free “speech” including non-oral speech in the first amendment. I am interested in this case because

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    Court packing is that act of stacking the courts with members of your own party in order to ensure that the vote of the court will always be in your favor. Encouraged by the triumphs of his first term in office‚ FDR became over zealous and aggressively campaigned for his power oriented court packing plan‚ ultimately causing the greatest failure of his second term. Towards the end of his second term‚ FDR was on a mission to get his more liberal legislation‚ the New Deal‚ passed. However‚ the Supreme

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    Document Analysis “Statement on the Impeachment of Richard Nixon” 1974 Sam Ervin One of the most important figures of the Watergate affair was Sam Ervin. In 1946‚ the Southern Democrat served a brief term in Congress after the death of his brother. In 1954 he entered Congress again after the death of U.S Senator Clyde R. Hoey‚ and Ervin remained in the Senate until he retired in 1974. In 1972‚ Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield appointed Ervin to chair the Select Committee on Watergate

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    United States Vs. Nixon (1974 - No. 73-1766) Background: In June 1972‚ five men broke into the Watergate complex in Washington‚ D.C. They had cameras and bugging equipment and were arrested with cameras and bugging equipment in hand. Police soon discovered that the burglars worked for the Committee to Re-Elect the President. President Nixon and leaders of his campaign denied any connection with the incident. Among the five men arrested was E. Howard Hunt‚ Jr.‚ a former Nixon aide‚ and G

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