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    Mary Jackson’s impact on America Mary Jackson once said ¨ Coming here from the south will be a culture shock. It is important to reach out and help them to adjust.” Mary Jackson did everything she said in this quote about it being a culture shock because she was the first black women to achieve many things while working with the NACA which is now called NASA. Mary Jackson did not just achieve what she set out to do she went beyond. Mary Jackson was an important figure in American History because

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    The life of a legendary president began in Hardin County‚ Kentucky(History.com). He was born on February 12‚ 1909 (History.com). Abraham Lincoln changed life in so many ways. He was the 16th president and was one of the best because of all of the changes that he made. He set the slaves free and it saved people’s lives. He gave the Gettysburg Address to help with the freedom that was going to be promised after the North won the war. The Gettysburg Address helped create the 13th Amendment. Abraham Lincoln

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    changed‚ wars that happened during these time periods‚ and how the economy changed throughout the world. When the Immigration Act of 1924 put into place it affected all immigrants in Europe in some way or another. For some immigrants that were coming to America it had little affect‚ but for others who America saw as undesirable it caused a lot more of a restriction on who was allowed into America. It although did not cause the ones that America wanted to come here anymore than they wanted to be a

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    However‚ with many new changes came people that wanted to take advantage of the new economy. There were over a handful of robber barons. These people were involved in unethical business practices‚ treated their employees horribly‚ and paid minimal attention to their customers and competitors. They did whatever to become successful. These industrialists were successful by turning their business into a monopoly.

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    started spreading. This affected claimed lives and survivors. As the next two centuries went by the European Nations explored America and established colonies. The colonies sometimes took land from Native Americans. Spain had a voyage from the Caribbean in Central and South America. France then established thirteen colonies along the mid atlantic coast of North America. Even though there are only thirteen colonies‚ there are only thirteen colonies there are an abundant types and kinds. The Virginia

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    of science. Scientists are always innovating and modifying everyday things to make the world a better place. Finding a way to make cars faster; make processing chips smaller yet allow them to compute faster. These are the changes that change the world‚ but how about atomic changes. The world used to think that atoms were simple but in reality the building blocks of our universe were much more complex. One individual by the name of Ernest Rutherford proved this. Earnest Rutherford was one of the most

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    Lyndon B. Johnson made many changes for United States‚ by introducing the country to acts that would change America. Johnson declared war on poverty and introduced the Economic Opportunity Act in 1964. The act was aimed at to attack unemployment and poverty‚ the act provided adult education‚ job training and loans to small business. The food stamp act was also introduced in 1964‚ where families with low or no income would be able to purchase food. If Johnson followed a more of a classical liberalism

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    in 1954 after helping end a major war. He made an impact through the development of his universal machine as well as his suicide that left a tremendous mark on the development of america. Alan Turing impacted america by helping end World War Two with his enigma machine and giving the LGBTQ+ community a better idea of how far their community has come through his childhood‚ universal machine‚ enigma‚ homosexualtiy‚ and suicide. Turing’s childhood was an important aspect in his decisions. Martin Davis

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    Imagine that you could change the world in a way that everyone could use from before the 1900’s to today. That is what Henry Ford did when he made his first car‚ therefore changing America forever. After his young years‚ the idea of the automobile‚ and the competition to sell cars‚ Ford still changed America greatly. Henry Ford was born on July 30‚ 1863 on a farm in‚ what is now‚ Dearborn‚ Michigan. He was the oldest of six children and was born to the parents of William Ford and Mary Litogot Ford

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    world. I believe that the Atomic bombs that were dropped on Japan in World War II were one of the most heinous crimes. The bombs were inhumane‚ thus causing much suffering. Even if there was no other way to end the war I feel that there should have been more publication and publicity about the atomic bombs. The American people were mislead when the bombs were dropped. In addition‚ I believe the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was dishonorable. All in all‚ I believe the atomic bombs were unnecessary

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