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    To be an educated black or colored man was rare in the 1800’s‚ so rare it could cost a black man his life. For Douglass to become an abolitionist was truly amazing seeing that the odds were not in his favor. Douglass put his life in danger many times and face many obstacles to become the educated man he was. With the help of Abraham Lincoln‚ Douglass helped in the writing of the Emancipation Proclamation to free and abolish slavery in all America. In the autobiography My Bondage and My Freedom by

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    QUESTION 1: Part 1: Explain how difficult it was in the early 1950s to belong to one culture and live in another * Have to assimilate into American culture so that they could have some friends in school * American influence 1. K and L pretended to smoke like floozies walked back to the car‚ sat on the hood and swung their legs like floozies. 2. K’s accent had already become very Southern “Lee-uhn” instead of L‚ “you all” instead of “you”‚ “you don’t sah-eee” instead of “really”

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    The use of Traditional Medicine can save lives: Easy and Affordable Specific Purpose: To inform my audiences about the two major ways to use Traditional Medicine at home. Central Idea: The two major ways to use Traditional Medicine at home are using alternatives medicines‚ and basic knowledge. Introduction 1) By a show of hands‚ how many of you like medicine? A) Did you know that according to article of 2011 talks about the 25 percent of the world’s medicines contain extracts from

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    Traditional education From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Traditional education‚ also known as back-to-basics‚ conventional education or customary education‚ refers to long-established customs found in schools that society has traditionally deemed appropriate. Some forms of education reform promote the adoption of progressive education practices‚ a more holistic approach which focuses on individual students’ needs and self-expression. In the eyes of reformers‚ traditional teacher-centered methods

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    There is no doubt that technology is one of the most prominent shifts that have occurred in the twentieth century. It is a dramatic revolution that swept the whole world and become an essential factor of life’s nation and community. For instance‚ it represents the best ways of communication among people. Whether by landline or mobile‚ it enables people who separates them countries to talk a few minutes. Also‚ it has made transportation very convenient. People can afford going to any destination without

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    Tom Clancy: More Than A Marine “Being a Marine is difficult‚ but becoming one is harder”(Clancy 1). Tom Clancy‚ marine‚ novel writer ‚and video game developer‚ had a very difficult life as a child. He had a hard time fitting in with the other kids‚ at his private school. He always worked hard and‚ finished his work to help him to become the successful person he was. Tom Clancy struggled early in his life‚ but his experience with the marines helped him to become successful. Tom Clancy was born

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    a) Matthew Perry – he was an American warship Commodore who in 1854 sailed to Japan and presented letter to the Japanese from the US president asking that Japan open its ports to trade. Impressed by the American show of the strength‚ the shogun agreed to the Treaty of Kanagawa‚ ending his country’s long period of isolation. b) Treaty of Kanagawa – the shogun agreed to open two Japanese ports to American ships. The US soon won other trading rights with Japan. In time Great Britain‚ France and Russia

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    Secretary of State‚ George C. Marshall‚ stated in his speech that‚ “The role of this country should consist of friendly aid in the drafting of a European program and of later support of such a program so far as it may be practical for us to do so.” Marshall’s speech at Harvard University helped show the impact that the United States could make on European countries by helping restore the political and economic crisis that had happened due to World War II. As a result of the many disasters that happened

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    America as the land of opportunity because it offers them life choices that may not have been available in their countries. In this essay I will give examples of and describe the circumstances that allow America to be the nation of possibilities in more ways than one. Let’s begin by addressing the conditions that empower immigrants and introduces them to the numerous resources available for American citizens. One major factor that contributes to America’s range of opportunity is employment. In many

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    tension and actions that would lead to this conflict had begun long before that in the 1930s. “During the 1930s a combination of the Great Depression and loses during World War 1 led America to take more of an isolationist approach when it dealt with foreign affairs” (History.Gov). They advocated non-involvement in European and Asian conflicts and non-entanglement in international politics. The united was so serious about its new found isolationist views that “following World

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