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    Minimum Legal Drinking Age Should be Lowered “Adults under 21 are deemed capable of voting‚ signing contracts‚ serving on juries and enlisting in the military‚ but are told they are not mature enough to have a beer.” ("Amethyst Initiative: Rethink the Drinking Age"). The causes behind the minimum legal drinking age standardization nationally has not been alleviated in the past couple decades and should be repealed. The minimum legal drinking age should be lowered to the age of eighteen which

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    Twenty-One Is Here To Stay Most Americans would agree that underage drinking is a national health issue which must be addressed. Too many young adults perish every year from drunk-driving accidents‚ alcohol poisoning and other alcohol related incidents. The estimated social cost of underage drinking in America is fifty-three billion dollars a year (McCardell 1). According to a survey completed by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention‚ “Fifty percent of teens between twelve and sixteen

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    Gilded age The Gilded Age was an era of rapid economic growth‚ especially in the North and West. As American wages were much higher than those in Europe‚ especially for skilled workers‚ the period saw an influx of millions of European immigrants. The rapid expansion of industrialization led to real wage growth of 60% between 1860 and 1890‚ spread across the ever-increasing labor force. The average annual wage per industrial worker (including men‚ women and children) rose from $380 in 1880 to $564

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    the legal drinking age be”? Many people argue that it should stay as is‚ twenty one and older and others debate the legal drinking age should be lower than twenty one‚ for example‚ eighteen. I personally‚ think the legal drinking age should not be changed‚ and it should remain the same at age twenty one. For this argument there are many pros and cons to both sides. Although‚ I think keeping the drinking age at twenty one out weights the pros for lowering the drinking age to a lower age such as eighteen

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    As technology has advanced over the years‚ children are exposed to the real world earlier and earlier. Growing up in the age violence is everywhere‚ it is hard to escape it. Violence is on the television‚ computer‚ and in video games. Does seeing all this violence have a negative effect on society? When asking this question one may get a wide range of answers. The truth is that it does have a negative effect. When all the young people of society are seeing day in and day out is killing and abuse

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    The Gilded Age was the best and worst time for people in the early 1900’s. It was the best of times because of the newly improved economic market. The growth of industrialized business opened up new job for citizens of all race and nationality‚ new innovations‚ and new problems for those who worked in the factories and warehouses. The new economic growth was a good sight in the eyes of the citizens of the United States. It not only created new jobs‚ but it brought in a new wave of people looking

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    The Age of Enlightenment occurred from about 1600-1800. It was a time where free thought and personal freedoms began. It was an attempt to break free and finally move forward. People were beginning to doubt God’s existence and believed that individuals could find truth for themselves. Europe would be forever changed from these ideas. This gave Europe a chance to flourish and open up to new ideas. This had a very big impact on the humanities. I am going to be discussing how music‚ art‚ literature

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    The Space Age February 2013‚ asteroid 2012 DA14 is plummeting towards Earth. My science class at Crestwood Junior High was chatting about this amazing phenomenon. Most of the class is just counting down the minutes until the bell rings. But I had just started my journey through the unknown‚ that is still going on today. Wanting to learn all I can about spacecrafts‚ planets‚ asteroids‚ and the many other things around us. From some of the first spacecrafts‚ all the way to cool technologies that

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    The Viking age was a period of four hundred years (700 to 1100 AD) and was either part of the late Iron Age or Early Medieval Time. Back then there were no countries or huge kingdoms. The Scandinavian Peninsula was divided into a bunch of smaller kingdoms or realms‚ each with its own king or chief. There are three types of vikings. Merchants- History does not have much to say about merchants‚ but we knew they were trading iron and fur and were not alone and unarmed. As a matter of fact‚ they probably

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    considering raising the age for legal drivers from sixteen to eighteen. It is believed that this is the correct path for numerous reasons‚ but there are two very important reasons for its implementation. First‚ drivers will acquire increased maturity‚ which leads to better judgement before hitting the road alone. Second‚ this law could reduce car accidents for those sixteen to eighteen year olds and possibly reduce car accidents overall. However‚ some argue that by keeping the driving age at sixteen gives

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