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    you would elect a black man." And that’s where America is genuinely inspirational -- when it does things that no other society could ever accomplish. And rather than us talking all the time about how wonderful we are‚ and what a great model we have‚ and how that’s the only way to be successful‚ we have got so many problems‚ so let us just fix them‚ and then I think we will inspire people. Now‚ we have one extra burden‚ and that is no one else in the world can or wants to be the agent that manages

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    Us Mentality

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    We see it implicated everywhere‚ from war to political stance. A mentality used to separate social groups farther apart. The mentality of us against them‚ good versus evil‚ it creates a act of hatred‚ even though communities should work together. The us versus them mentality is the misunderstandings of cultures including the low emphasis on self values‚ deep cultures in society‚ and the way empathy has an ability to stop this mentality. I do agree that the us vs them mentality is a destructive way

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    Us Imperialism

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    gravity‚ globalization was real and inevitable‚ and couldn’t be stopped. Now‚ what exactly made globalization so inevitable? We had so many reasons to expand‚ and we weren’t going to fall short of those goals. The end of the Spanish American War left us with Cuba‚ Guam‚ and the Philippines. We realized we were a world power. As a world power‚ we began to use our power to do the things we wanted. As markets in America came to the maximum point‚ there was only so much we could do to expand them.

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    mistakes that the US must learn from to prevent themselves from being deceived by enemies‚ both foreign and domestic. For example‚ during the Cold War‚ the United States wanted to “contain” communism to the regimes that had initially declared it as their standard of government‚ which is why the United States pleaded to the United Nations to intervene in the Korean War. Initially the United States was only to intervene under the containment doctrine which provided a limit as to how far the United States

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    War has a profound effect on public health‚ directly accounts for millions of deaths annually worldwide. Many military and especially civilians die in the result of the war. War leads to long-term physical and psychological consequences and causes huge damage‚ often irreversible‚ to the environment. The Civil War had a critical period in American history. It came at a time when medicine in the United States was behind Europe of very few advancements in terms of medical equipment‚ medicine‚ the treatment

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    CRASH COURSE U.S. HISTORY Episode #30: America in WWI What were the years and costs of World War I? It lasted from 1914 to 1918 and costs the lives of an estimated 10 million soldiers What side of the war was the U.S. on when the war broke out? When the war broke out‚ America remained neutral‚ but many Americans sided with the British. What factors led to the U.S. officially entering the war? The factors were: Germans’ decision to resume unrestricted submarine warfare in early 1917‚ the interception

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    During the time of post-World War II Soviet geopolitical expansion‚ the political and economic future of European nations were at stake. Truman described the situation as autocratic regimes undermining democratic countries‚ using political‚ economic and military means to re-write and disrupt the western European map of geopolitical influence‚ alliances and independence (Truman 344). Greece and Turkey asked for military and financial aid from the United States as Great Britain‚ their former benefactor

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    is more misunderstood than the Vietnam War. It was misreported then‚ and misremembered now.” This quote by Richard Nixon reveals the intensity and difficulty of the Vietnam War which spanned for almost two decades and still is greatly discussed even today. Throughout the generations‚ many historians and common people have questioned the decisions and ideals of our nation’s involvement in the war and the causes leading up to United States action. The Vietnam War is a largely debated topic‚ especially

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    Us Constitution

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    articles of the Constitution‚ because things are different today than when it was first written in 1787. The book informs the readers on the basics of our rights and understanding more about the Constitution itself. Thomas Jefferson believed that Americans should rewrite the Constitution every twenty years to meet our current needs in the generation we live in today. This is why Phillips has traveled the country asking Americans if and how they would rewrite our Constitution if given the chance

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    Agree Or Disagree Agree or Disagree The United States Civil War was the second American Revolution. Both wars’ focal point was to acquire freedom from their oppressive governments. The Civil War and the American Revolution possess similarities. Such as they had not many men‚ not that much money‚ and not that much firepower; but they still fought for independence. The American Revolution or the American Revolutionary War‚ some may call it‚ was started from a decade-long growing tension between

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