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    Enlightment Influence on the American Revolution The ideas of the Enlightment had a phenomenal impact. It consisted of many things that influenced the American Revolution and the formation of the American Government. The American Revolution and the formation of the American Government may be different if there weren’t the concepts of the Enlightment. The notions and thoughts of different philosophers and important documents from the Enlightment affected the American Revolution and formation of the

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    they gave African Americans official positions in the Southern government (Foner‚ 159). Despite racist ideologies‚ white politicians willingly shared some of their power with African Americans. What motivated white officials to share their power with African Americans? Were their choices genuine‚ or simply a way to push their political agenda to punish the South? African American made up the majority of the population in the South and so‚ white Americans recruited African American officeholders to

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    The American Identity Audrey Montoya History 111 College of the Canyons Professor Gregory Shrout March 5‚ 2014 The American Identity The British influenced the unique American identity by American colonies wanting freedom for everyone and anyone. American colonies didn ’t want to acquire the English ways of kings‚ courts and bishops etc. Everyone being ranked from rich to poor meant people would not be treated equal and there wouldn ’t be true freedom for all. The American colonies

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    force‚ to its artwork and architecture‚ Greece has paved the way for many of the things we see around us. While most of the time the media’s representation of a country or culture is historically inaccurate‚ for the most part‚ the portrayal of Greece by western media has been historically correct. It seems that American culture has been greatly interested in producing and viewing media based on ancient Greece. For example‚ the movies

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    Hollywood has been an American symbol and icon for many years‚ controlling a large portion of the world’s film industry. Think of every top successful movie imaginable and they all come directly from Hollywood studios. The Hollywood industry is extremely powerful‚ able to influence most of today’s lifestyles‚ morals‚ and beliefs. Because of recent advancements in technology kids are spending a great deal of time watching tv and playing video games. Additionally‚ due to the current availability of

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    families. The New World‚ changing socially and culturally lent a helping hand in why and when slavery evolved. The structure and nature of slavery slowly changed as well‚ from these enslaved men being terrified‚ to re-instating a culture within themselves and supporting each other in the hopes of freedom for them and their families one day. Wealthy Europeans subtly became concerned in the growing slave populations’ anger towards their treatment and tendencies to run away or

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    was instantly attracted to its enticing rhythm‚ and as I came closer I couldn’t believe how much love the singer had and he wanted to share that feeling with his listeners; from then on I was more full of joy and honestly it made me become a more endearing person to my family‚ friends‚ and strangers. As time progressed I studied and listened to more and more Reggae artists; I eventually became a positive influence on my father and cousins to be more positive people because of listening to

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    it was much less an influence through American artists as through a perceived "American" way of life that seemed exceedingly modern to Weimar’s artists and thinkers. The assembly line technique (developed in the American auto industry)‚ the skyscraper‚ and styles of American mass consumption and advertisement seemed the epitome of modernity to Weimar artists. They adapted some American forms but often used them critically and creatively. In addition to the importance of American patterns‚ one can discern

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    Culture is a term that can be described in several unique ways. Authors‚ such as Boccaccio‚ described culture through his writings and way of literature. Literature is a part of culture that has developed over centuries of authors and writings. Many aspects can affect literature and change the development of it. Some of these influencing factors are the development of technology‚ religion‚ and philosophy. All three of these are major advances in literature and influenced lives then‚ and continue

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    [1] The year is 1976 and in the world of postmodern art‚ conceptualism and minimalism were king. These modes of art focused on the ideas behind creating pieces and did not concern themselves much with the piece’s actual aesthetic value. Many contemporary artists stuck to this mold‚ however‚ for Jean-Michel Basquiat‚ the current state may have seemed appealing‚ but he was ready for a change. Art historian Jordana Saggese describes Basquiat as a revolutionary artist. He was at the forefront of hip-hop

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