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    the streets in America. Mahatma Ghandi once said "Be the change you want to see in the world". It is extremely depressing how America throws away and wastes so much food‚ when other countries are having to bust their butts just to get a bite of anything. I believe that anybody can make a difference in the world‚ but not everybody has the heart for it. Donating to soup kitchens‚ joining an organization created to stop world hunger‚ and running campaigns to raise awareness about world hunger‚ are just

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    America is a great country. America’s industrialization is to thanks for that. American Industrialization helped boosted America to the top by furthering the production and development of machinery. People also had the same effect on the Industrialization. People also had the same effect on the Industrialization. Without such a boom in industrialization in the past‚ America wouldn’t be a high power in the world. In the late years of 1750-1850‚ students and successful scholars in the fields of history

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    If you are reading this on a computer‚ there is an excellent chance that you are wearing‚ or within arm’s reach of‚ a pair of headphones or earbuds. To visit a modern office place is to walk into a room with a dozen songs playing simultaneously but to hear none of them. Up to half of younger workers listen to music on their headphones‚ and the vast majority thinks it makes us better at our jobs. In survey after survey‚ we report with confidence that music makes us happier‚ better at concentrating

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    Following decades of isolationist policy‚ World War II was an essential time in the United States history because it gradually opened up American society to once again receive immigrants who are in search of better opportunity and refuge. In the early 19th century‚ the United States began to re-think about its stance on immigration. As the numbers of immigrants increased‚ questions about the leniency of the American government on immigration were raised by the “Progressive Movement”. Consequently

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    “The Vietnam War and How It Changed America” At the end of World War II Military and Political tensions between the USSR (Russia) and the US greatly increased. Communism in the USSR presented itself as a big threat to the US’s national security. Fearing that the Communism would spread to Vietnam and other countries‚ the US opposed the independence movement there. The US first began by financially supporting France in the first Indochina War. The French defeat in Dein Bien Phu led to a peace

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    to say what they want and how they feel‚” stated Kendrick Lamar. Eazy-E grew up in Compton‚ California with a pretty rough life. As a highschool dropout‚ he founded Ruthless Records with Jerry Heller. Eazy and Heller would go on to form the N.W.A.‚ and through the N.W.A. Eazy made an enormous influence on America. He died on March 26‚ 1995 from complications of AIDS. Although he isn’t alive anymore‚ he is still one of the most influential people ever. Eazy-E changed his community and the U.S

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    “In America people of all nations are combined into a new race‚ whose hard work will one day change this amazing nation!” America changed the immigrants and immigration also changed America. Many things have occurred to change America and its newcomers from new customs being formed‚ to advances of living being changed‚ and new discoveries being made. The articles Plymouth Plantation‚ The Tempest‚ and Coming of Age In The Dawnland from 1491 are all great instances of change in America and its immigration

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    gentlemen stepped from a plane onto American soil. Americans’ ears will be changed forever. These four gentlemen are better known as The Beatles‚ and they were quite possibly the most popular British band of all time both in UK soil and American. The Beatles paved the way for other British musicians in the American music industry. The following list will show you which artists from the UK are most popular here in America. One thing to remember the music industry doesn’t typically label artists by

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    they grew up in led to many great inventions and success. Their first flight was an incredible moment that was the product of much preparation and hard work. Their invention had a major impact on the world and changed how it looked at aviation and aeronautics. The Wright brothers changed the world as they knew it‚ pioneering modern transportation and warfare. The Wright Brothers and Their Time Period The Wright brothers were unlike any other inventors of their time. Orville and Wilbur Wright

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    American way of life was changed overnight with the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. Americans were outraged over the loss of more than two thousand lives. Ready or not‚ the United States was at war; all Americans’ way of life would be affected. The most interesting changes included industrial transformation to war production‚ increased bias toward Japanese Americans and other minorities‚ and combat for the armed forces. When the United States entered WWII‚ the nation was not prepared for a major

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