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    Clark was the Harlem Youth Opportunities Unlimited (Haryou)‚ founded in 1962. The Haryou was started in an effort to reorganize Harlem schools‚ provide preschools programs‚ after-school programs and to help lower the unemployment rate among African Americans who had dropped out. Two years Haryou had a committee headed by Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy gave his endorsements to this program. By Kennedy this taking place it gave Presidents Lyndon Johnson’s $110 million to finance his War on Poverty

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    challenged the church’s ideas. He claimed to have spiritual visions which inspired most of his vivid and imaginative works. His beliefs were expressed through his paintings and illuminated poem illustrations. His painting “Elohim Creating Adam” explains how William Blake expressed Biblical themes in an uncommon and radical way and showcases the dramatic and imaginative Romantic style. In “Elohim creating Adam‚” Blake depicts the line “The Lord God formed man of dust of the ground” from the Book of Genesis

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    large breadth of experience working with motors‚ generators‚ and light bulbs. He fine-tuned and improved the DC generator/motor and expanded the popularity of both the DC and AC motors and generators in the USA‚ making them more common throughout American industries. Early in his career‚ Edison resisted using AC motors. Edison initially tried to capitalize on the public fears of high voltage AC by running a PR campaign involving the use to AC to execute animals (and people in 1890). He preferred

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    their lives and careers destroyed due to having connections with communist or even their party. After the Cold War‚ Americans needed someone or something to blame for the situation and that turned out to be communism. This created the idea of communism being evil‚ and the illusion of Americans having to stay away from it. If you were affiliated with McCarthyism‚ countless Americans lost their jobs‚ went to jail‚ or harassed. If you accidently got on the wrong mailing lists or had wrong acquaintances

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    The French Revolution was a rebellion of the public against their King Louis XVI. France had been one of the most powerful and largest monarchy in Europe at that time. As a result of the French Revolution‚ Louis XVI lost all his authority and was eventually executed. The French Revolution didn’t happen overnight but happened due to a series of events. The Russian Revolution happened much later in history but it’s causes were very similar to the French Revolution. The Russian public was not happy

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    Pilgrim Fathers The pilgrim fathers where different to other colonists because when they arrived in America they did not explore the land. The pilgrim fathers stayed at the beach‚ set up camp and survived badly. The pilgrim fathers where extremely religious. They would not sing any song or do any dance because it distracted their memory when they talked to god. The pilgrim fathers where ordinary people with ordinary jobs such as a black smith or farmers. When the pilgrim fathers travelled to America

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    possibility to be true. “Thompson had a -- sort of a two pronged attack on -- well‚ let’s say three pronged attack on Knorosov‚ one on the basis of his politics‚ that is he would have been brainwashed by the Soviets into a totally Marxist‚ Leninist‚ anti-American‚ anti-imperialism‚ anti-Western‚ so that was Thompson’s take on it right from the beginning” (“Breaking” 61). Eric Thompson believed that the glyphs were symbolic for words and constantly believed that Knorozov had made an incorrect translation‚

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    Word War Two began on September 1‚ 1939‚ when Germany invaded Poland and ended when the Japanese formally surrendered on September 2‚ 1945. The United States did not get involved in the war until December 7‚ 1941‚ when Japan bombed Pearl Harbor‚ Hawaii. Immediately following the attack on Pearl Harbor‚ the United States joined forces with the Allies bringing with them political‚ economic‚ innovative and technological resources in order to successfully defeat their enemies and win the war. The

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    Abraham Lincoln is one of the most well-known Presidents because of the things he did. Lincoln helped the United States get through the Civil War‚ which had the highest casualty rate of Americans than any other war. South Carolina threatened to secede if Lincoln won the election‚ so the state seceded on December 20‚ 1860. (South Carolina‚ 1862) After Lincoln was elected he had to travel to Washington‚ D.C. from Illinois. On the trip‚ Lincoln was supposed to go through Baltimore‚ Maryland. General

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    the movement resulted in a number of violent clashes between the local police and protesters in which three were killed by police firing. At this stage‚ Mahatma Gandhi began to feel that the movement was veering off course and was disappointed at how the movement lost its non- violence. A couple of years later‚ Gandhi devised a civil disobedience campaign between 1919-1922 and as a result was jailed for conspiracy in 1922. However‚ in 1930‚ Gandhi led the landmark Salt march in which many Indians

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