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    that nation to grow economically and become a self-sustaining state. The first Bush administration reiterated the need to invade the Gulf as‚ “a way to defend our way of life” in the form of acquiring and maintaining the supply of cheap oil into the American interior. Post war rebuild was the main agenda as most nations fought to rebuild their states from the damages sustained during the two World Wars. A drastic rise in the demand for oil in the world became eminent and those nations that held oil resources

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    Reappraisal of Turner’s Frontier Theory SIE International Summer School By the late 19 century‚ numerous American intensified the appeal of foreign markets. Firstly‚ In 1890‚ the US Bureau of the Census reported that no frontiers remained in the United States. The pioneers had conquered the west. Then‚ in 1893‚ a young historian named Frederick Jackson Turner published essay "The Significance of the Frontier in American History". "Up to our own day‚ American history has been in a large

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    and social landscape‚ I have noticed the ways in which Crown Heights Brooklyn has also gave way to the phenomenon of globalization. From a lifelong perspective on my particular block‚ I have see the changes in the ways my neighbors and I shop‚ how we interact‚ and the effects of this change on the community. In particular‚ I’ve notice mass merchants opening up around my neighborhood. Neighborhoods comprised of a dominant ethnicity or religious majority tend to favor the “mom and pop” version

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    From 1789 through 1860 many important events happened during the American revolution to shape the early republic. During this time period there were many debates dealing with slave rights and the natural law‚ which is the moral principles regarded as a basis for all human lives that they possessed. This started to created tension between the white people at that time. An example of a debate would be when James Otis put into question that everyone is born free no matter the color of their skin. Throughout

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    of closing the western frontier? 2. Why does the West hold such an important place in the American imagination? 3. In what ways is the West romanticized in American culture? Key Tensions Native Americans   Buffalo Hunters‚ Railroads‚ U.S. Government Cattlemen   Sheepherders Ranchers   Farmers Ethnic Minorities   Nativists Conservationists   Big Business Interests [mining‚ timber]‚ Local Govt. Officials‚ Farmers‚ Buffalo Hunters Lawlessness of the Frontier   “Civilizing” Forces

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    People are Shaped by Their Environment For a long time‚ people have argued over whether an individuals behavior is controlled solely by their environment. Their experiences‚ and the people they grow up with shape the way they behave as people. People teach others ways of acting and thinking that are kept for the rest of their lives. In Mark Twain’s‚ Pudd’nhead Wilson‚ the characters live in a society that criticizes the way they live their daily lives. The town’s expectations‚ opinions and values

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    “Medium is the message” Barney & Friends: How PBS shaped the purple dinosaur? Presented By: Bavley Farid Ahmed Mortada Adnan AbuSalem Mahmoud Zidane Advised By: Dr. Sreya Mitra   Introduction The “Medium is the message” is a phrase by Marshall McLuhan. It means that the medium on which the message is delivered directly affects the message creating a symbiotic relationship between them. The creator of the hit TV show Barney and friends‚ Sheryl Leach‚ came with the idea of the show to teach important

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    I believe that Thomas Jefferson is the best leader America has had. Jeferson has helped america grow before he became president and even after. He did many things that has helped shape america. Thomas Jefferson is the best leader america had becuase he Contributed to our education‚ Wrote the declaration of indedependence‚ and expanded our nation. Thomas Jefferson contributed to our education in multiple ways. He loved to learn and liked to share knowledge as well. Jefferson built the University

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    Mr. Lederer and Mr. Burdick wrote the Ugly American many decades ago and it is a story that holds many truths of how we act and operate in today’s society. This fictional work displayed characters that truly understood many of the Special Operation Forces (SOF) imperatives. Louis Krupitzyn‚ John Colvin and Major Wolchek represented the SOF imperatives of understanding the operational environment‚ anticipating and controlling psychological effects‚ operating with and through others‚ considering the

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    settlement‚ the American frontier could hardly be considered to exist. “It can not‚ therefore‚ any longer have a place in the census reports‚” stated the Bureau. However‚ three years later‚ one man--historian and frontier expert Frederick Jackson Turner--believed the frontier held the key to explaining American development on an economic‚ social‚ and historical level. His paper‚ “The Significance of the Frontier in American History” stressed the impact that the frontier--and the moving frontier line/westward

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