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    Forget Their Duty” he talks a little bit about how important the flag is. The quote “He was not making the flag because it made Mike Christian feel better. He was making that flag because he knew how important it was for us to be able to pledge our allegiance to our flag and country.” American’s are people who are willing to honor those who put their lives at risk for our freedom. Therefore‚ an American is someone who appreciates this country and is thankful for the freedom that is given to

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    1 The Separation of Church and State Montel Williamson Park University Psychology 101 SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE 2 “I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands‚ one nation under God‚ indivisible‚ with liberty and justice for all”. Who would have thought that a paragraph such as this would change the nations view on religion

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    not stand up for what you believed in everyone would be the same. Like the same religion‚ thoughts‚ and no one would have a voice to speak out. Like today people are speaking out for black lives matter like people in the NFL some teams in the pledge of allegiance are taking a knee‚ locking arms‚ and some teams are not even coming out to the field until it ends. And other people outside the NFL are having riots‚ and some are also inflicting physical violence. Other things that people are standing for

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    upon. It seems as though they have been gradually lost over the years. This is especially seen in the school system of America. In my opinion‚ the most shocking part of the article is when Prager states‚ “Now‚ please stand and join me in the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of our country. As many of you do not know the words‚ your teachers will hand them out to you.” When United States citizens do not know the words‚ by heart‚ to honor their country‚ we know there is a serious problem. The main

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    Makkah before and invited the Prophet (ﷺ) and his followers to join them in Madina and avoid the persecution in Makkah they had begun their contact in the 10th year of prophet hood (620AD) They took oaths of allegiance to the Prophet (ﷺ) on the first (12 men) and second (75 men and 2 women) pledges of Aqabah They helped the Emigrants as they had no shelter or few or no belongings when they entered Madina The Prophet (ﷺ) established a brotherhood between the two and paired (1 Emigrant and 1 Helper)

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    classes. The magna carter brought an end to the absolute power of English sovereigns. | The magna carter influence on the constitution was American Bar Association occasionally gathers at Runnymede‚ Surrey‚ where it was originally signed‚ to pledge allegiance to its principles. It inspired American colonists a few hundred years later to declare independence from the British. | Mayflower Compact | The mayflower compact was signed 1620. The constitution which as the may flower were formed equality

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    “Schools became recycling institutions for ripping out native identities and replacing them with American identities. Students were told to drop their indigenous names and take up American names‚ to speak English and not ‘that foreign language‚’ to pledge allegiance to the American flag...” (Laenui). The Hawaiians were forced to take the western ways. They did not have a choice. Most natives were not willing to become Americans and were treated poorly. In the waning years of the 19th century‚ there

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    also have the ability to profit from wars. Many people see the negative effects on war and oppose it; however‚ they fail to see what can ultimately happen if there also is no war. If no one stood in Adolf Hitler’s way who knows who we would pledge allegiance too. There are some actions you can let slide‚ but eventually people like Hitler get a little taste of power which can lead to devastating consequences. Another instance would be why we went to war after September 11 2001. Prior to that the United

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    Freedom of speech has come under a lot of scrutiny in America. Questions of who gets the right to participate in freedom of speech and who decides have basically become the underlying argument. Especially since the start of football season where one player decided to take a peaceful stand. 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick decided to sit during the national anthem. No one really had a problem until he explained the reason behind his actions. Mr. Kaepernick explained he couldn’t stand for a country

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    Example of Islamic Feminism (Optional) Woman’s Freedom During the Time of Prophet Mohamed . Since the beginning of time‚ the relation between the sexes has been subject to heated debates and exposed to a complex proliferation of religious‚ psychological‚ and philosophical controversy. From demands of equality to essentialist understanding of sexual difference‚ the question has always remained crucial to the form and content of human life on earth. Arab women were not in isolation of such a debate

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