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    people. Kiev‚ one of the largest cities in Russia at the time‚ was completely destroyed by the Mongols‚ making Russia part of the Mongol Empire. The Mongols also captured many Russian Princes. Princes that survived the destruction were forced to pledge allegiance to the Golden Horde‚ people of the Western Mongol Empire. When Russians weren’t loyal to the Mongols‚ soldiers would be sent to towns to destroy everything and kill everyone. This often frightened many people‚ making them obey the Mongols in

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    Ambiguity In Othello

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    In Shakespeare’s play‚ Othello‚ the character Iago engages in a tactical game of chess‚ where he manipulates the characters like pawns and uses them to obtain his selfish aspirations. Iago exploits Cassio’s inability to hold alcohol and ruins his reputation‚ persuades Othello to murder his beautiful and beloved wife‚ and convinces the ignorant Roderigo to attempt to kill Cassio – all with his persuasive‚ yet deceitful diction. Iago’s duplicity results in the death of four characters‚ including the

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    The “American Dream” is the way an American wants to live his or her life. It is an old fashioned idea that anyone in the United States‚ if they work hard enough‚ can reach eternal happiness. Many citizens in other countries hear about this dream and want to pursue it. Anyone can achieve their “American Dream” if a person speaks their mind‚ willing to work hard‚ and who stands up for what is right. Dr. King was working on his American Dream before he was assassinated in 1968. His dream was to end

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    However‚ we cannot ignore that many government practices have been surrounded around religious aspects. For instance‚ The U.S currency contain the phrase “In God We Trust” and the Pledge of Allegiance mentions‚ “One Nation under God”. These messages are apart of our history which goes back many decades. To say we must keep Church and State separate has been a contradiction by our government. The government cannot say religious messages and

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    has no right to complain‚ should he find the Bible in the ascendancy and exerting its benign influence not only on the people‚ but also on the government.” For hundreds of years we have had the traditions of Christian principles in America‚ we pledge allegiance “Under God” on a daily basis. Our presidents lay their right hand upon the Bible and recite an oath into office every four years. Money that we spend so frivolously bears the trade mark “In God We Trust.” We sing anthems and hymnals “God Bless

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    abundant before and especially during World War I and brought a multitude of countries into the war. Imperialism is the goal of expanding a nation’s territory‚ which would have been a rational aim of provoking warfare. Nationalism is an ideology of allegiance and loyalty to one’s nation and believing that it is better or better than others. There were already many countries in conflict with each other before the start of the war‚ but because of the increasing number of alliances between countries and

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    Until 1974‚ a woman could not apply for her own credit card. Until the 1960s‚ African Americans could be restricted from basic rights based on the color of their skin. Does this sound like liberty and justice for all? These strides in social justice were made recently. It is hard to imagine what life was like for people during America’s burgeoning years. Although some think that burgeoning America was a land of opportunity for all‚ it was actually an oppressive place for every American‚ specifically

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    Behavior and Communication Paper For my first paper I chose to write about the US Army. The reason I chose the US Army for my topic is because I have a brother in the Army that is being deployed to Iraq in the next couple of months. Therefore‚ I thought this would be a very educational topic to research. The US Army’s vision is to provide the country with prompt combat commanders that are well-trained‚ well-led‚ and can achieve any operation they are needed for. The Army’s soldiers will always

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    Interview and Standards Investigations As I read and thought about the Social Studies Standards‚ I considered looking into the standards for First grade. I think that children in this grade level are at a good age to better understand Social Studies. I do realize that teaching Social Studies starts from pre-school however it can be further be understood by older aged students. The topics that are covered according to the Standards first grade should introduce settlements and cultures‚ civilizations

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    Compare and contrast Lincoln’s plan for Reconstruction‚ the Wade-Davis Bill‚ Johnson’s plan‚ and Radical Reconstruction. Consider provisions‚ motives‚ goals‚ and results. Lincoln’s 10% plan offered a general amnesty to white southerners who would pledge loyalty to the government and accept abolition. When 10% of the # of voters took oath in any state‚ they could set up a state government. The Wade-Davis Bill expanded on this and said that the president

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