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    infatuation in our era. Yet we’re forgetting that somewhere in that time frame‚ around the 1970’s a music form known as reggae emerged from the little island of Jamaica‚ and with it came a man that will never be forgotten. His name was Robert Nesta Marley although he was better known to us as Bob Marley and he changed our world forever. Marley’s music was unleashed on America and the world in the mid to late ‘70’s with explosive popularity. For unlike much of the music that had been heard‚ Marley’s work

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    are tasked with the promise to uphold it. As strong as the Constitution is‚ it is also flexible. The framers realized as times changed the Constitution would possibly have to change as well‚ so they included provisions for amending it‚ but they made it a multi-step process requiring majority support to ensure any future changes would reflect the true needs of the country and not just the desires or opinions of a select few. In addition to including an amendment process‚ the framers were certain to

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    “Two American Families” The PBS Frontline documentary “Two American Families”‚ produced by Bill Moyers‚ follows two middle class families in Milwaukie‚ one black and one white‚ for over a decade as they struggle to achieve the “American Dream”. This documentary mirrors the struggle of so many American families who work hard and play by the rules‚ yet fall victim in a struggling economy to a series of policy decisions made. The hand of policy ineffectively steered the lives of the two families featured

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    Americans were outraged all throughout the 1920’s about the government taking away their constitutional right to drink alcohol. The prohibition of alcohol was started with the intent to reduce crime‚ solve social problems‚ reduce the tax burden created by prisons and poorhouses‚ and help improve health in America but that’s not quite what happened. Americans are notorious for fighting for what they want. The outcome of the experiment clearly showed that the idea was a disappointing failure on all

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    world a car that was going to change motoring industry forever. 1908 was the year of the Model T‚ the next great technology advancement. There are people out there that say Henry Ford was not the inventor of the first car‚ what my research has shown me is that a man named Karl Benz would have to disagree. Henry Ford changed the world with the Model T. Changed how people travel to places with that he ended other transportation services. Starting with a little factory in Detroit‚ to starting one of

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    to this time. While you have the choice to go to school and have sick days off‚ almost all of children 7 to young adult would be taken out of school and brought to work for their poor families without a say. Fathers would work but have the most power over the land‚ marriage‚ and political decisions within the family. Although the women would have multiple children for more help with money and out on the farm‚ 20 percent of them die from childbirth because of the lack of medical attention. In addition

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    the west * 1840‚ Americans occupied all East of the Mississippi River * Less than 60 years after independence‚ most of population lived west THE FUR TRADE * Fur trade boosted exploration on America * Traders & trappers depended on the goodwill of Natives * Oregon Country was the trading place for Natives and Americans * Not until 1820 were Americans be able to challenge British dominance of the trans-Mississippi fur trade. * Rendezvous System instituted by William Henry

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    Chapter 17-The West: Exploiting an Empire Time Period: 1850-1900 1. Beyond the Frontier -line of white settlement at MO timber country by 1840s What’s in the West? What land? -“The Great Plains”/Prairie Plains: rich soil and good rainfall (Wisconsin down to Texas) -High Plains: rough‚ semiarid (Montana down to NMex.) -Rockies: formidable barrier (Alaska to NMex.) -Western Basin: home to many NA‚ desert‚ held in by the Cascades and Sierra Nevada‚ MOST travelers here (Idaho and Utah)

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    Adolf Hitler was the leader of Nazi Germany from 1935-1945. Although his leadership led to the deaths of 11 million people‚ Hitler was one of the best leaders in history. He turned Germany from a democracy to a dictatorship under his power. Also‚ Hitler’s mass genocide led to World War II. In 1932‚ Hitler ran for president of Germany. Hitler had around 36% of the vote in the final count and was appointed as chancellor. Hitler used his position to form a dictatorship. He based this leadership on

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    In winter‚ Thoreau underwent contemplation and serenity‚ and truly discovered himself amount nature. In spring‚ the theme of spiritual revival is fully embraced and clearly depicted because of Thoreau’s transformation in persona and outlook. His change in attitude and the series of metaphors provided a full conclusion to his thorough and life changing journey. Thoreau’s personal journey is symbolic of the connection between nature and humanity‚ and the way by which they reflect one another and

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