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    The revolution in the Arab world unfolded exquisitely but with dramatic repercussions. High unemployment rates‚ the oppression of political freedoms‚ and the overwhelming presence of corruption led to a rise in unrest amongst many in the Arab world -- which set off a domino effect amongst states in a fight for democracy at home. It all began in Tunisia in December 2010‚ and quickly escalated into a campaign for change that would reach across the region‚ and move the world. By the time the conflict

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    actually given a name. She is simply referred to as ‘Curley’s wife’‚ which suggests that she is merely a possession of Curley’s and nothing more. She is also talked about harshly by some of the men on the ranch‚ being labelled as a ‘rat-trap’ and being refused to be spoken to. Like Curley’s wife‚ Crooks is labelled by the other men of the ranch and discriminated against. They label him as a ‘nigger’ and then disregard his feelings by saying ‘he doesn’t give a damn about that’. Furthermore‚ his room is separate

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    Happy Birthday‚ Rosa Parks! Rosa Louise McCauley Parks was born on February 4‚ 1913 in Tuskegee‚ Ala.‚ and became an iconic symbol of the Civil Rights Movement in the 50s after she refused to give up her bus seat in Montgomery‚ Ala.‚ to a white man. Here are some facts about Parks and the movement: 1. Parks wasn’t the first. Fifteen-year-old civil rights activist Claudette Colvin came before Parks in making news for being dragged off a bus and jailed for not giving up her seat‚ but she was pregnant

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    Muhammad Ali changed the world today by standing up to the United States military. He was special because he refused to be in the army when it was time for him to be drafted. Back then‚ one only had to serve in the military if they were Christians. If he didn’t convert to Islam‚ he would have been arrested or killed for not accepting to be drafted. He would have most likely died anyways fighting in a war. Muhammad Ali sparked up a lot of drama in the news. Muhammad Ali was born in January 17‚

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    boycott violence began against the black. They attacked kings and Abernathy in the churches as well as in their homes‚ but besides all those things the boycott continued the African Americans wouldn’t give up without a fight. To this African Americans refused to ride the buses. For many years African Americans showed patience‚ but they got tired of always being pushed around and humiliated by others for being different. “On November 23‚ 1956‚ the supreme court ruled in favor of the MIA. Segregated busing

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    the amount of money configured by Jan Schlichtmann and his partners. In the end‚ both companies end up having to pay more money than they ever hoped to. Both companies know that they could have afforded the original offer made by Schlichtmann‚ but refused to pay it because of the image of the companies it would create. Perhaps if they had swallowed their pride‚ the outcome could have been different. The turning points in this film are what cause it to be classified as a dramatic film. One major turning

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    for the arrest of all Christians. Those who were not Christian were required to make a sacrifice to the Roman gods. St George refused to denounce his faith by sacrificing to an idol. He also loudly declared his faith in public. Diocletian‚ not wanting to arrest a family friend‚ offered St George money‚ slaves‚ and power in exchange for a sacrifice. St George refused again‚ leaving Diocletian to send him to be tortured. St George’s

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    seriously. They were not tolerating any disrespect and had no problems asserting their superiority over the prisoners. Almost everyone was falling in line and accepting their order except prisoner 819. He did not partipcate in the 6 am count and refused to exercise. Going even further‚ he trashed his cell and barricaded himself in. He was not punished by himself but also the other prisoners. Eventually‚ he was thrown into the hole. A priest came to visit‚ and accessed the situation. Prisoner 819

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    After the Civil War the leaders of our fragmented nation were forced to face a daunting task. Government officials who did not have any constitutional guidelines on readmission had to pick of the pieces of a divided country and develop a plan that would bring states back into the Union. Furthermore‚ new economic and social policy was needed to accommodate freedmen. Reconstruction was a failed approach to reunite the Union because of weak policy and the inability of executives to develop a nonpartisan

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    The Taliban refuses to follow through with the commands that the U.S. gave them‚ as well as ‘The Three Phases’‚ Also the planned attack in 2001‚ but mainly because the U.S. wants the mineral resources that are found in Afghanistan. The Taliban refused to undertake 3 simple tasks: shutting down the terrorist training camps‚ giving up the Al-Qaeda leaders and returning all American and Foreign citizens‚ which is part of the reason that we went to war with Afghanistan in 2001. The ‘Three Phases’ started

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