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    extraordinary and authoritative. If you build a monument that isn’t very cool to look at and doesn’t in a sense take authority compared to he things it is around it will not be successful. A good example if this is the Statue of Liberty. The reason the Statue of Liberty is such an incredible monument is because of how extraordinary and authoritative it is. Its size‚ color‚ look‚ and what it means to our country are all factors of why it is such a good memorial and is loved by so many people. They

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    Throughout history many characters have been noticed to have power‚ in this case the group that was called “Patriots’’ or Sons of Liberty‚ were a very special group of colonist that used varies attempts of calling the the British attention‚ yet the main question was were they actually Patriots or terrorists‚ well terrorism at that time wasn’t as gruesome as today but for sure that it was still a thing‚ now‚ what is to ask is why did they do it‚ well the answer is that they didn’t like paying taxes

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    occur because no one owns anything. They keep an army for defense and to help injustice. All religions are tolerated‚ though atheism is immoral. Yet despite all these so called perfect things‚ I do not view this as a good place. Every citizens liberties are taken away‚ women aren’t treated as equals‚ and they view people in a worse light if they are atheists. The country of utopia was founded on tyranny. While the definition of eutopia is roughly a good place‚ my definition of eutopia is a perfect

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    Congress passed the Homestead Act‚ a law that gives 160 acres of federal land to any settler who could successfully farm.”(Reed) Emma Lazarus poem The New Colossus is describing America by using a figure that is well know around the world. The Statue of Liberty is a symbol of what all America represents in one. Many immigrants coming over from Europe‚ see this historical figure and see a better future for them. Lazarus is contrasting America‚ a diverse and democratic nation of immigrants‚ with the Old World

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    unfair and disrespectful to minorities‚ ineffective to search criminals‚ and waste police sources increasing social cost. Racial profiling practice affected thousand of minorities in many situation‚ and this practice was seen as demolish to civil liberty and discriminate to minorities. Meanwhile‚ it brought lots of negative impact to victims. “With supporters of racial profiling asserting the rights of community over those of individual (Kennedy)”‚ which means that sacrificing minorities rights by

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    Citations: Eric Foner‚ Give Me Liberty! An American History‚ Seagull 3rd Edition (New York: W.W. Norton‚ 2011)‚ 193 1 Eric Foner‚ Give Me Liberty! An American History‚ Seagull 3rd Edition (New York: W.W. Norton‚ 2011)‚ 194 3 T.H. Breen‚The Marketplace of Revolution: How Consumer Products Shaped American Independence‚ Kindle Edition (New York: Oxford University Press‚ 2004)‚ Location 265 4 Eric Foner‚ Give Me Liberty! An American History‚ Seagull 3rd Edition (New York: W.W

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    Paul Revere was an American Patriot who lived in the 18th and 19th century. He is the subject of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s “A Midnight Ride” one of the most famous American poems. He was known as a son of liberty and was a key person in America’s fight for liberty. Revere was a messenger‚ a silversmith‚ a dentist‚ even a writer‚ but through all of his professions‚ duties and responsibilities Paul Revere remained loyal‚ brave and committed to his country
 
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    significant way in which it is different.  Explain the relevance of each of these similarities and differences to the issue of regulation of the Internet. The first amendment protects the freedom of speech. This case of Reno v American Civil Liberties Union represents an interesting debate on protection of freedom of speech versus regulation of material which is regarded indecent. The subject matter in this case was the Communication Decency Act against Internet on the issue of indecency. The

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    Americans of the pervious generations that provided the precious opportunity that has drawn millions to these shores. Its the Declaration of Independence that declares that all men are born “with certain unalienable rights‚ that among these are life‚ liberty and the pursuit of happiness.” Immigrants are those who will brave thousands of miles seeking economic prosperity‚ stability‚ a home‚ a start and a new future. They leave behind their dissatisfactions and aim towards a new destination in hopes of

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    capitalism and socialism. Sometimes the emphasis in this system is placed not so much on economic as on certain moral considerations. Basically the welfare state consists of a legal system that aims at securing for everyone the negative right to liberty and the positive right to well being. The welfare state‚ which is to say most Western countries‚ balances the two values that together seem to its advocates to be the bedrock of a civilized society. No one ought to have his or her sovereignty seriously

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