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    Plan of Investigation The United States Constitution was America’s plan to maintain a more seamless union. Written in the Constitution are the six basic principles. This investigation will attempt to answer the question: In what ways are the six basic principles embedded in the United States Constitution? One issue I will be addressing is the significance and history behind the Constitution. Another issue that will be observed is the meaning of the six basic principles. This investigation will

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    The 20th century was defined in part by medical advancements that shaped the world we know today. Many of these medical innovations saved countless lives by preventing or curing illnesses‚ while other steps in medical history were not without their share of speculation and controversy. Through all of the medical breakthroughs‚ however‚ a handful stand out as the most important medical breakthroughs of the 20th century. 1) Artificial Heart Dutch-born medical researcher Willem J. Kolff invented

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    anxiousness or even stress that I imagine many of the citizens depicted in the piece were feeling at the time. The second piece I chose was created by artist‚ Alfred Kubin‚ entitled Die Kriegsfackel (The Torch of War). I chose this piece for several reasons; first of all I find the feeling of it to be somewhat of a stark contrast to the feeling of Beckmann’s piece. Kubin was considered a major symbolist artist‚ who‚ "…had lost faith in a ‘fresh and joyous war’ or in a quick victory."(art-www1.com) Unlike

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    In the late 19th and the early 20th century the American society shifted from the ideologies and beliefs it has always known. It went from religious beliefs and values to scientific methods and findings. Which caused major forms of conflicts between religion and science because the belief was that science was undermining the very existence of religion. In other words‚ society was not rule or based on the absolute truth any more rather it was more about finding a relationship between a cause and effect

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    In what ways was the Cold War a long-term conflict‚ and in what ways can it be thought of as long-term peace? Which do you think best describes the period? Why? During the 1947-1991‚ The Cold War was known to be one of the longest standoff feud between the United States and Soviet Union. The United States and Soviet Union was sworn allies when fighting the Nazi Germany. However‚ the aftermath conferred to political powers and struggle of influence became a factor after the United States‚ Great

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    -even some crazy things. I’d eat any food that I like; wear the shirt I want: keeping in mind/ knowing that money now has no value. To sum up‚ we no longer have to hate each other: it’s time to live like nothing’s worrying me. I think that if tomorrow was truly the end of the world it would mean that all that’s left are a few remaining moments -and you have to treasure and enjoy them. I wouldn’t close my eyes and I would believe that I’m heaven now.

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    The Journey Devin was the last to leave the gym that night as usual. He walked out the old creaky gym and felt a gust of cold wind as he stepped onto the streets of inner city Chicago. He trudged his way home through the snow‚ while he was hindered by his bookbag which he knew he would never open. In the distance‚ he could hear the shrill hum of police sirens which he had long ago become accustomed to. His legs ached from the many hours he had spent in the gym that night. There was only three weeks

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    The status of women in the 20th century Germany -patriarchal society by tradition -men’s domination in both public and private spheres - the women’s role in German society circumscribed by the three “K” words: Kinder‚ Kirche and Küche Weimar Republic -numerous freedoms as compared to the past -the most notable gains: • the right to vote • the secondary education Women in Nazi Germany A common rhyme for women: "Take hold of kettle‚ broom and pan‚ Then you’ll surely get a man! Shop

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    There has been an ongoing debate that the United States of America has always been an empire. It dominated over a realm of territories and established its mark almost over every corner of the continent. What appeared to be an empire consequently led to imperialism. American imperialism in the late 19th and early 20th century marked the country’s beginnings as a global superpower. But with these advances came with great responsibility. From 1950 to 1980‚ the world marveled at the feet of the economic

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    In the early 20th Century women in England were dissatisfied by the inability to voice thier opinions on national matters. Since the popular view was that men were the heads of families and the ones expected to go to war‚ voting on a national scale was reserved for males only. The people who were against women’s enfranchisement did not realize how essential women were to the progress of society and the disadvantages faced by the female sex. The women’s suffrage movement was created to thwart the

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