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    other influential musicians in American history such as Elvis Presley‚ Frank Sinatra‚ etc. that caused and initial craze amongst music lovers‚ The Beatles were a cultural force that shaped the way people experienced pop music and their music reflected the era and coincided with one of the most socially turbulent periods in America. The Beatles came to America when irreverent‚ anti-authoritative behavior was sub culturally prominent. This was relevant to change in American culture at the time because

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    1. Exploring the Essential Questions EXPOSITORY WRITING How did geography shape the lives of the American colonists? Write a summary essay in which you consider how geographic factors shaped the development of life in the colonies‚ but also how it led to conflict‚ including conflicts with Great Britain. ldfkjgndkgjlfbncmvnbkldfgjnbskdfnbskljbnskjnwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww- wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww- wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww- wwwwwww

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    The American Revolution was a phenomenon that shaped America through devious battles‚ hardships‚ land loss‚ and the start of advanced rights forming. France has always stayed loyal to the Americans‚ as well as provided proper protection during the Revolutionary War. Though the French were not obligated to help these colonies‚ rather they used this opportunity to benefit themselves. They expanded their international relations with countries across the ocean‚ creating lasting bonds through treaties

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    Chelsea Ellisor History 122 A Dr. Epting April 8‚ 2013 The "Roaring ’20s" The "Roaring ’20s" changed American culture and society forever. Women were greatly affected by this change. These changes not only showed independence for women‚ but changed the role of women. The public was aroused with suspicion. Women ’s clothing changed drastically beginning in the 1920s. The public saw women shortening the length of their skirts‚ cultivate a boyish figure‚ rouged their cheeks‚ cut their

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    Project summary A. Introduction In Canada‚ researchers examined the impact of poor student attendance in one Manitoba school district and make recommendations for strategies to improve attendance. Students attending schools in Division 1 of Frontier School District have consistently scored lower on standardized achievement tests than students in other school districts in Manitoba. A look at attendance data shows that absenteeism at schools in Aboriginal communities in Division 1 is higher than

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    first published. There are many reasons for why it is held at such a high standard. Reasons such as how the American Dream is represented in the story or the way each character develops throughout the story. The Roaring Twenties was an era full of money‚ crime‚ greed‚ ambition‚ rebellion‚ and excess. The story depicts this perfectly as each character holds some if not all of these qualities. As well as how the era is surrounded with wealthy people‚ big parties‚ drinking‚ music and dancing. Gatsby holds

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    The revolution was revolutionary it made many changes for the better‚ also changed the way the United States did things. It transformed the way we worked‚ socialized‚ and how our Government came to be. With the many things I found on how the revolution was revolutionary my main point is that‚ it changed the way the United States in an economical way. One of the people who made that happen was Eli Whitney‚ he invented the cotton gin. It made removing the seeds from the cotton a whole lot easier‚ also

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    After reading the "New Frontier: Transformation of Management for the New Millennium" by Michael A. Hitt‚ identify two or three of the key concepts presented by the author. Based on the key concepts you identified from the article‚ offer an objective observation that his view of the future‚ stated in 2000‚ may or may not apply today. 
In addition‚ you are to respond to two other postings that builds on or stems from what the learner posted to this forum. The quality of your response is what builds

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    If you have an American dream‚ according to F. Scott Fitzgerald‚ you’re wasting your time. In Fitzgerald’s classic novel The Great Gatsby the roaring twenties are portrayed as a time period of greed‚ perishing social and moral values‚ and the endless pursuit of happiness. These themes show through characters such as Jay Gatsby a forsaken millionaire. Throughout the novel F. Scott Fitzgerald clearly endorsed the idea that the American dream is not attainable. Using literary devices Fitzgerald was

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    The Watergate Scandal was one of the largest scandals of American history. Richard Nixon was a father‚ a President‚ a friend‚ a Congressman and was the cause of the Watergate Scandal. But he betrayed his country by trying to cover up the fact that he was a part of the scandal. Nixon tried to hide the fact he didn’t know about the scandal by giving money to the people who broke into the Watergate and tried to stop the investigators that were looking into the crime and even tried to get the Federal

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