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    After formalizing the Declaration of Independence in 1776‚ the thirteen American colonies had to figure out who they were as a nation. Although they had claimed independence‚ now the Framers had to figure out the foundation of the government. However‚ the ruling body at this point was the Continental Congress and in 1777 this Congress took an important leap to unite the former colonies by blueprinting‚ The Articles of Confederation. The Founding Fathers decided there needed to be a centralized governing

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    Looking back at Revolutionary War‚ you might question how America successfully defeated the British considering the British army was the best trained and equipped‚ and possibly the most professional army in the world. In contrast‚ America was in a state of disorganization when it came to economics and politics. The national government as a whole was greatly powerless. Unlike the British army‚ the American army was inadequately trained‚ had little supplies‚ and was not paid very well. Practically

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    Romero English II‚ 3rd Block 23 September‚ 2013 Tissue Ownership “I think people are morally obligated to allow their bits and pieces to be used to advance knowledge to help others” (Korn). Different people have opposing opinions on the topic of whether or not patients or doctors own the body tissues after it’s been removed from the patient. Ownership is the act‚ state‚ or right of possessing something. Tissue ownership is different from ownership because once it leaves your body‚ you no longer own

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    1776 - ‘Common Sense’. In this pamphlet he informed the public of the unfair treatment of the British empire and of their call to action for a self-governing society. Thomas believed that man should not only fight to terminate heavy taxes‚ but for independence from the tyrant King of the Motherland. Paine greatly espouses the need to detach the New World from the Old World‚ recognize that the King was a ruthless tyrant and establish a republic. Apart from England there existed thirteen colonies that

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    understand that your policy is having African Americans having no rights to enter the presence of the park‚however with allowing all races to go the amusement park‚their park will gain more money. According to Abraham Lincoln speech “All men are created equal”. For example‚Clifton was not allowed to enter the park because of his color.With this policy‚ this doesn’t show equality to the Declaration of Independence. For instance‚ with segregation the people of mixed race would try to boycott

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    fair completed what most thought not to be possible‚ despite several obstacles and in the midst of unimaginable pressure on the architects and other workers. The influence that the fair had may not seem significant on the surface‚ but it impacted America far more than perceived. For example‚ the World’s Fair changed America’s view of the world and conversely for America’s own opinion on the world. Similarly‚ the fair was one of America’s first attempts to show the world its potential and strength

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    Winston Churchill knew its fate depended on defeating them. In order to defeat the primary threat‚ they required additional support and resources. Churchill understood the United States support was critical to the war’s outcome but the United States did not want to be directly involved. After Japan attacked Pearl Harbor‚ the United States officially entered the war. They knew there would be a two-front war: which would be difficult allocating resources to the Atlantic and Pacific. Immediately thereafter

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    When the Nazis entered the ghetto‚ SS officers were in an armored car escorted by three light tanks; a young Jewish girl named Dora ran up and shot an SS officer dead. She was then shot and killed‚ along with others‚ in a burst of machine gun fire. At every turn‚ the advancing Nazi columns were attacked by Jewish fighters hiding in buildings. The Germans withdrew and sent in the air force. Bravery was everywhere. In one instance‚ a group of elderly Jews armed with nothing but stones and a few Molotov

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    it is today. Woodrow Wilson‚ by ending the long-standing isolationism engulfing America and rally the country to enter World War I‚ ushered in a new era for America and its foreign policy. His mission to “make the world safe for democracy” set the tone for many of the reforms America would undergo‚ and it sparked a new fire in the population never before felt‚ one of pride‚ power‚ and prosperity. Most know America to be the most powerful country in the world and at the pinnacle of our eminence

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    America was destined to be an independence country for four reasons. Starting with the thirteen colonies American’s desired its independence from England because of the declarations of taxes from the parliament of England. North America was a place for economic opportunity. Other seen a chance to chance to have religious freedom as they rejected the England Church. American colonies grew contempt with the King’s authority. Eventually‚ the people of colonies with fight for the phrase coined by Patrick

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