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    evildoers among us but primarily to keep us protected. Protection was the goal but over time it prevailed as much as it failed. Over the pasts several decades America has witness so much innocent blood over disputes‚ robberies‚ and drive-by’s and massacres‚ basically any crime that involves a revolver. It is 2013 and we live in fear. Some citizens buy their arms under legal terms and use them in a safe fashion even as a means for hunting‚ self-defense‚ or sport shooting. However there are those gun

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    going against his morals and “confessing” to having dealings with the devil. But instead John decides to revoke his confession because he would rather be hung then see his name on the church door and be falsely made an example of. The My Lai massacre occurred during the Vietnam war in 1968‚ and saw the murder of between 347 and 504 innocent‚ unarmed Vietnamese civilians by U.S Forces‚ most were women and children. Originally 26 U.S soldiers were charged for their actions but only one platoon

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    How to Change a Tire

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    Remove the old wheel Place the spare wheel on the car Tighten the lug nuts in the proper order  Lower the car to ground level fully with the jack. Now when the car is lowered on the ground you can tighten the lug My Lai was the site of a massacre of hundreds of civilians during the Vietnam War. Disclosure of the incident months after its occurrence raised questions about the honesty of the military and the U.S. government regarding their actions in Vietnam. It also seemed to call into question

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    Gun Control

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    Gun Control Persecution of lawful gun owners is the new civil rights battle‚ many Americans claim. As civilization has progressed‚ the weapons that coincide with this event have changed and increased in power as well as effectiveness. These guns do not occur only in war‚ as they have been used as a tool to hunt for food‚ and a means of protection for many households. There are many sides to this controversial topic as to how and if these weapons should or can be controlled. In these divisive political

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    The Ghost Dance

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    The Ghost Dance In January 1889‚ Wavoka‚ a Paiute Indian‚ had a revelation during a total eclipse of the sun. It was the genesis of a religious movement that would become known as the Ghost Dance. It was this dance that the Indians believed would reunite them with friends and relatives in the ghost world. The legend states that after prayer and ceremony‚ the earth would shatter and let forth a great flood that would drown all the whites and enemy Indians‚ leaving the earth untouched and as it

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    responded with depression. In the Punjab‚ this repression took its worst form and in the Jallianwala Bagh the military under General Dyer shot at unarmed people without warning. Hundreds of persons – men‚ women and children – died. This Jallianwala Bagh massacre and the subsequent imposition of martial law in the Punjab horrified the whole country and generated anger against the British rule. Around the same time‚ the Indian Muslims were aroused because the Sultan of Turkey was deposed by the British

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    Conformity and Obedience

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    Essay: Conformity and Obedience July 7th 2010 Conformity is like a virus that you are bound to catch‚ and there is only one real cure. People conform to society because society has strength and power over us. People delude themselves into believing that majority is society. If someone’s views go against society then society will pounce upon them like a hungry lion to eat them alive. Rather than going against it‚ people follow along even if it isn’t always right. People must do what is right‚ but

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    The Lakota Indians had the sad and unfortunate luck of becoming personally acquainted with the westward thrust of American development when the Americans’ attitudes toward Indians had grown cynical and cruel. This interaction caused the Lakota culture to change a great deal during the nineteenth century. Horses and guns brought about a dramatic change in the Lakota’s culture. They “enabled them to seize and defend their rich hunting grounds‚ to follow the great migrating herds of buffalo that shaped

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    science from Macalester College in St. Paul‚ Minnesota with thoughts of being a writer. He was drafted in the Army from 1969-1970. He was one of the many foot soldiers with the 46th Infantry in Quang Ngai province. He was in My Lai after the “My Lai Massacre‚” where he was injured by shrapnel from a grenade attack and was sent home with a Purple Heart. O’ Brien preferred to narrate his

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    The Other America

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    actually is the real America? History first. When did this phenomenon start? The date that most recognise as the beginning of the Other America is the December 29th‚ 1890. That day at least 150 Lakota had been killed and 50 wounded in the Wounded Knee massacre. Why? The “Americans” were willing to conquer all the American land‚ but first they had to destroy Indian culture even by killing thousands of natives. First the Indians were confined into reservations that didn’t allow them to free-roam as they

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