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    When looking back at a whole century of history‚ there’s an endless list of innovators‚ war heroes‚ and human rights activists‚ in addition to other noteworthy people. When determining who deserves to be named American of the Century; it’s important to ask ourselves what it means to be an American; and also what kind of an impact they had on America’s future and growth as a nation. Born as Michael King Jr. on January 15‚ 1929‚ Martin Luther King Jr. was the middle child of Michael King Sr. and Alberta

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    The variance of many in America is so vast that there is no possible way to pinpoint on exact dream. To expand on the idea that the American dream is conditioned to the individual‚ a distinguished journalist‚ Dan Rather‚ shares a common belief that “There is no typical American and no typical American dream. For some‚ the dream for one is freedom; for others it is of fortune or family or service to one’s fellows… But however we define it‚ it defines us as people” (Rather 41). This provides that each

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    During the mid-nineteenth century‚ the U.S. government policies towards Native Americans were influenced to expand westward into territories surrounded by these Native Americans. Almost all Native Americans were found in the west of the Mississippi River. For the native Americans and white settlers‚ the U.S. government applied different policies. The economic development affected Native Americans by pushing them away from their homeland and limited their food. Also‚ the railroad constructed that

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    American life is a song wrote by American singer-songwriter Madonna Basically the song is about how she tried to be something she is not and then realize that what she had being tried in the end is meaningless . The song could be divided in three part‚ in which contains and delivers completely different viewpoint. From its very opening line‚ “Do I have to change my name /will it get me far /should I lose some weight /Am I goanna be a star” offering an image of finding a way to stay at the top

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    Narrative – The life as an African American Throughout my life‚ I have had to battle with my own identity‚ as many people do. It is not just a black thing‚ I’m sure. I know people from all different ethnicities‚ who struggle to find themselves‚ but this has little to do with the way they look on the outside – it is the quest to find out who they are on the inside. I found that person when I was thirteen years old‚ but then when I moved to the United States from Chicago eight years ago‚ I underwent

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    Was life in an American city better or worse than life on the farm for the average American?" Substantiate your answer with facts/examples. (Ch. 18) Does it really make a difference where you live? Is there any change in people’s lives if they live in the city or the country? With no pun intended‚ this is a chicken and egg question – do urban and rural residents choose where they want to live based on their lifestyle preferences or do lifestyles change because of the environment? The word Rural"

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    happiness and experience through melodies and words. During the twentieth century music has been a major factor in the American society that helped change the course of history by stimulating the masses to “get up and stand up for their rights” as the reggae legend Bob Marley once said. Thus music has helped the American culture to achieve the abolishment of slavery‚ the establishment of civil rights‚ women’s rights and helped the Americans throughout the wars. First we can say that music has always been

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    began to expand West from the original colonies‚ Americans and Native Americans saw the West very distinctively. The US believed in the “divine right” to expand and the Native Americans saw the West as their home and part of their culture. The 19th century time period helps us understand that there is more to the story of Native Americans than how we our taught about them. In order to understand why the destiny of both Americans and Native Americans turned out the way it did‚ we need to explore all

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    The automobile is one of the most important inventions in our countries history. It has totally affected the American way of life. Four main areas it affected are other transportation‚ roadways‚ rural life‚ and urban life. Automobiles affected other ways of transportation. Horse-drawn transportation was almost completely replaced. Trains and trolleys lost rides as cars became more affordable and popular. Roadways were then created. More than 400‚000 miles of new road connected people and places

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    Historical injustices‚ such as the unfair treatment American’s first nations received in the 19th century‚ could inform us about life in past societies on a great scale.The Indian Removal Act‚ which is prompted by President Andrew Jackson in 1829‚ is a bill that forced Native Americans who lived in the east of United States to settle in the Indian Territory west of the Mississippi River (Native Americans - Civilizing )‚ so there were free lands for the Europeans’ settlement. With the concern of people

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