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    The American Dream is a concept that can be traced to the founding fathers of America‚ which entails ideals such as democracy‚ equality‚ freedom‚ liberty‚ human rights and opportunity for all to live a better and prosperous life. These ideals are achieved through hard work in an environment that has no barriers and offers equal opportunities for all. The coming of the American Dream came with the declaration of independence from England. People were filled with hope as they believed in the right

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    Bill Clinton William Jefferson Clinton succeeded where no other Democrat since Franklin had. He was re-elected to a second term as President. Clinton also proved most of his critics wrong‚ surviving the personal scandals that came about. During his presidency‚ Clinton broke promises and failed in certain areas‚ but he still had support of the American people. Even after his affair with Monica Lewinsky‚ the people still wanted him in office. They liked what he was doing for the country and

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    people to live there. Native Americans have inhabited the land for more than 10000 years prior to the “discovery” of the new land. With new people inhabiting the land‚ new disease that the natives never saw before appeared. These diseases were one of the main causes of the destruction of the Aztec and Incan empires because they killed their population and threw their civilizations into turmoil. Christopher Columbus was the man who found the Americas on his Spanish funded adventure.

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    Framers of the Constitution did not really represent the American people. Also known as the country’s Founding Fathers‚ these men from the original states were responsible for many important decisions. However‚ they did not represent America’s people because they only represented the Elite leaders‚ they represented the ideas for America’s government‚ and they did not have a true democracy. The Constitution’s Framers represented the Elite leaders‚ rather than the American People. Most of the Founding

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    In 2016‚ we won’t just choose our next president. America will choose a direction for our country on issues from gun violence prevention to women’s rights to building an economy that helps the middle class get ahead—and stay ahead. Hillary Clinton has proved she’s the candidate who can take on tough fights and get things done. Hillary is a long-time advocate of rights for women and girls‚ equal pay legislation and economic opportunities‚ protecting reproductive rights and access to health services

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    in mind that France entered into the American Revolution at two different times: the first being when politicians became increasingly curious over what was happening in the colonies and began to intervene in secret‚ and the second being when France formally and publicly allied themselves with the American

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    Freedom to African Americans in the 19th century meant the reestablishment of family connections‚ the achievement of literacy‚ the exercise of political rights‚ and the ability to be economically and socially self-sufficient. The road to achieving such freedoms is usually told from a male’s perspective‚ yet women participated in such liberating activities just as much if not more than their male counterparts. African American women have faced an abundance of particular adversaries‚ especially in

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    “We are free today because we are the stronger; we will be slaves again when the government becomes the stronger.” -Toussaint Louverture‚ an African American man who was a slave‚ little did he know he was right. Soon after slavery was ban the South would force some blacks into even worse type of labor. After the Civil War slaves were freed from tretourachs amounts of work with harsh punishments‚ slavery. Soon after slaves were freed Southerners found a way to put them back into a slave like position

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    they had to fit a ‘role’ in American society. By the time the baby boomer generation was growing up‚ they had different experiences in their lives and had different ideals than their parents in the Great Generation. They expressed themselves through Rock and Roll. Elvis was a major icon for this type of music. He was loved by his adoring fans‚ mainly teenage girls. Although‚ he appeared vulgar and unappealing to the parents of said fans because of the way he moved his hips. Another group of people

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    Although Hillary Clinton is the one running for president this time around does she compare to her husband bill Clinton in terms of rhetorical devices in her speeches using ethos‚ pathos and logos. Ethos is the appeal to ethics.It deals with the credablity of the speach. Pathos appeals to the emotions of the audience‚ and logos appeals to logic‚ and includes reasonable premise and proofs. Hillary Clinton establishes credibility through ethos by being well known around the world as well as her background

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