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    have pagan origins. They do not work in industries associated with the military‚ nor serve in the armed services‚ and refuse national military service‚ which in some countries may result in their arrest and imprisonment. They do not salute or pledge allegiance to national flags or sing national anthems or other patriotic

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    using the evidence you have discovered. Attach important research articles which contributed to your essay (1-2 page selections). Topic Suggestions: |Abortion | |Pledge of Allegiance | |Affirmative Action |Flag Burning |Poverty | |AIDS |Gender Issues

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    Ulysses S. Grant that the United States became peaceful in spring of 1865. The Civil War brought the 13 colonies into agreement about many of their differences and set peace throughout everyone. Our “One Nation‚ Under God”‚ as stated in the Pledge of Allegiance‚ was not always one nation‚ it was once split up into 13 different colonies (hence the 13 colonies). The colonies did not get along and had different views upon many different subjects‚ which is what lead to the war‚ therefore the war settled

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    IS PATRIOTISM good for democracy? Or does a commitment to patriotism threaten democracy? Educators do not agree on this issue. Chester Finn (former assistant secretary of education in the Reagan Administration) argues that‚ since September 11‚ “American education has generally made a mess of a teaching opportunity” by focusing on “tolerance and multiculturalism‚ not civics and patriotism.”1 In an essay titled “Patriotism Revisited‚” he worries that “it’s become a JOSEPH KAHNE holds

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    Arbitrary lines drawn on a geopolitical map do not provide young people with a true sense of where America’s interests end and others begin. In this regard‚ Nussbaum concludes that‚ “Justice and equality would be better served by persons whose allegiance is to the worldwide community of human beings. Thus‚ instead of being taught that they are‚ above all‚ citizens of the United States‚ students should be taught that they are‚ above all‚ citizens of a world of human beings” (Berns‚ 1997‚ p. 20).

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    The roaring 20’s was the time for people to express and get out into the world and do things they would not normally do. It was a time for dancing‚ art‚ and entertainment to emerge into society. Traditionalist did not always approve of these new activities among the youth. However‚ negative influences started to appear in the south. A terrorist group known as the Ku Klux Klan was created to create fear among African Americans to hold their power within the south. "The name Ku Klux Klan was derived

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    Running head: The Impossibility of a Neutral Curriculum The Impossibility of a Neutral Curriculum The Impossibility of a Neutral Curriculum In an era of “keeping it real‚” there is an abundance of artificiality. A vast portion of the population prefers artificial intelligence‚ artificial sweeteners‚ artificial insemination‚ and artificial Christmas trees. However‚ I have yet to see a demand for artificial curriculum. Van Brummelen (2002) presents four

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    words "under God" from the Pledge of Allegiance‚ which violated Newdow’s belief system...The case was dismissed‚ but it sparked a debate from individual households to the highest levels of government‚” (Introduction to Do Religious Groups in America Experience Discrimination). In the year of 2016‚ the population of different religions grew‚ even non religious ones‚ like atheism‚ deism‚ and agnosticism. With the consequences like Michael Newdows‚ it makes the Pledge of Allegiance or the motto of the US

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    Customs and traditions are traditional nation which human race depends on to develop. They are very wonderful and helpful. They should be considered important‚ and something that should reside in peoples’ heart. Customs and traditions are extremely important‚ and they have both good and bad facets. Therefore‚ society will be better if people combine while eliminate the restrictions. First of all‚ modern society can not improve without existing customs and traditions. This is the same principles as

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    The MPO meeting began with a roll call and the pledge of allegiance. A majority of the MPO Governance Board were in attendance including‚ non-voting member FDOT District Six Secretary Gus Pego. Also present was Florida House of Representative Kionne McGhee‚ FDOT Assistant Secretary Brian Blanchard‚ Mayor of Miami-Dade Carlos Gimenez‚ Deputy Mayor of Miami-Dade Russell Benford‚ Director of MDX Louis Martinez‚ Mayor of Palmetto Bay Eugene Flinn‚ Mayor of Cutler Bay Peggy Bell and Mayor of Village of

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