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    rock-bottom took on an entirely different meaning for me in my life. Even though it’s been eight years‚ I can recall every detail about that day just like it happened yesterday. My family was known around the community as what some would call an‚” All-American Family”. I had been married 13 years with three wonderful sons. We always did community activities and participated in church events. For my entire life‚ I was searching for a purpose greater than myself. And the issue of that I didn’t‚ started

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    1. What was the economy like for Native Americans in various regions before European settlers arrived. It is important to understand that the Native American population grew and dispersed all over the continent prior to European settlers arriving. Therefore each region would have a different economy than the other. However the overall structure to each economy‚ in each region was similar. The different regions would force the Native Americans to adapt to that specific region and build their

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    pre and judge. How is it logically possible to judge something without having all the facts about it? Prejudice generally takes form in a stereotype or misunderstanding of the lifestyles of the groups of people that are being discriminated against. Some common examples of stereotypes would be that all African Americans listen to hip hop music‚ particularly like certain foods such as watermelon and fried chicken and are all uneducated and are on some form of public assistance. These stereotypes are

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    What prompted the terrorist attacks of 9/11? Has the united states response to these attacks made our country safer? On September 11‚ 2001 a group of terrorist called Al-Qaeda hijacked 4 airliners and made a devastating attack against the United States. One plane crashed in a field in Pennsylvania. Two of the planes were flown into the towers of the World Trade Center in New York City‚ and the other plane hit the Pentagon just outside Washington‚ D.C. Close to 3‚000 people died in the World Trade

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    Slavery equals cotton. Cotton equals money. Money equals power. Power to control an entire race and cause one of the bloodiest conflicts in American history‚ with death counts matching that of World War I and II combined. Slavery was fundamentally shaped through man’s desire for wealth and power. Despite this‚ man’s desire for human righteousness was too powerful for such a horrendous event to continue. In the beginning‚ the cause of slavery sprang from the Southern need to hire cheap labor

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    Jackson was a protector of democracy for "Equal protection and equal benefits" for all men. He wanted to be rid of any organization or institution promoting specific privilege to anyone. Jackson felt that over time‚ the offices of the federal system had grown mold to a uniform party. He proceeded to seek diversity amongst officers‚ and while he removed no more officials than Jefferson‚ he succeeded in diversifying the system. Since he believed that the power belonged to the people‚ Jackson instituted

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    The equal protection clause limits American governments by ensuring that they do not discriminate against people based on their race‚ national origin‚ gender or other status.  In the case of Plyler v. Doe‚ the Supreme Court struck down a law prohibiting state funding for children of illegal immigrants. The court stated‚ “The Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution is not confined to the protection of citizens.” Governments cannot discriminate‚ even if the people in question are not citizens.

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    "Only God has the right to take life" No one has the right to kill someone except god and by that we mean naturally‚ when you’re supposed to die but where does it stop being Gods responsibility and start becoming other people’s actions? If we think of the people who would agree with this kind of statement‚ it would obviously be strong religious people. Christians follow the Sanctity of life and this states life is god given meaning only god should be able to control who lives and who dies. It

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    September 11th has affected everyone in America. The date has great historical significance‚ and could be considered the most remembered date of the millennium. After all‚ the experience of terrorist-flown planes crashing into the Twin Towers‚ whether personal or known through recollections of others‚ is quite emotional. In addition‚ important changes have happened as a result. The changes brought by September 11th directly involve our nation’s media and immigration. First of all‚ television news

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    believe that races were equal. At a speech in Springfield‚ Illinois‚ he openly says that in some respects‚ a black woman is “certainly not my equal” (3). Here he is focusing more on the fact that she is black rather than that she is a woman‚ but either way‚ he sees himself as more superior that her. But in respect to human rights‚ he believes that she does have her‚ for example‚ “natural right to eat bread [that] she earns with her own hands” (3). She is his equal and “equal of all others” in this case

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