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    Revision History HL 2: The Great Patriotic war Breakdown of wartime allience Cold War Policies toward Germany Berlin Eastern European statelite states Warsaw Pact The Great Patriotic War: The great Patriotic War is a term used in Russia or previous parts of the Soviet Union when referring to a part of the Second World War. It had originally been used first under the French invasion led by Napoleon and when referring to the First World War‚ before it again was used. The

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    more of a better place because of the good citizens that live in it. They provide a sense of community in a area that doesn’t normally feel close and there is also a sense of pride around the whole surroundings. This can be maintained by people keeping the area they live in clean such as making their house and garden presentable and nice to look at‚ good citizens also act as brilliant role models for younger people. Protects the environment- Good citizens have the importance of the environment on

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    an Effective Citizen DBQ By Jocelyn Freeman 1/14/15 P 6 The Ancient Rome Republic and our government have a lot more in common than you would think. They both have similar ideas of what an effective citizen looks like. An effective citizen obeys rules and laws‚ holds office‚ and voices their opinion in the government. These are the roles on effective citizen. Without these‚ the government would not remain intact without these roles of a citizen. The first role of an effective citizen is obeying

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    2012 Law Abiding Citizen People always say that justice is slow‚but it always comes. What happens if justice is so slow that one decides to take it in his own hands? When one loses what he loves the most‚ the most precious thing in his life‚ and he knows who are those who are guilty for that he starts living his life in order to make revenge. But‚ sometimes‚ like in this movie‚ one can blame the whole justice system and try to revenge to all people included in it. Law Abiding Citizen is the movie about

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    Congress (both houses) and the "typical" American citizen. For starters‚ the expectations of a member of congress are highly different from that of a typical citizen. The expectation and duties of a Member of Congress are extensive‚ encompassing several roles that could be full time jobs within itself. One Outstanding difference is there income. Most members of Congress are considerably wealthy and earn a pretty high income where as a typical citizen usually doesn’t come close.. In the year 2010 a

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    their themes and motifs. As a master of techniques‚ Citizen Kane falls into the classical category and demonstrating the Italian Neorealism‚ The Bicycle Thief fits the modern class. Both films use photography‚ mise en scene‚ editing‚ movement‚ and story similarly and differently to emphasize their personal themes. In both films‚ photography played a huge role to depict a theme. The use of camera angles‚ specific shots‚ and lighting in Citizen Kane‚ help support the idea of supremacy. In the political

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    century. Educated at Oxford‚ he attracted attention as a prominent member of a group of young leftist writers who generally expressed a socialist viewpoint. The poem I have chosen for this essay is "The Unknown Citizen". I felt the time period reflected W.H. Auden’s views‚ making the unknown citizen an example of the government’s view of the perfect modern man in an overrated unrealistic society.<br><br>In the time period that he wrote this poem in the late 1930’s America was going through tremendous changes

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    Jacy White Feuer Writ 340 30 September 2014 Citizen Journalism in Cathedral The Atlantic Monthly‚ an American monthly journal of literature‚ has maintained its reputation as a high-quality review with a moderate worldview for over 150 years. This publication‚ founded in 1857‚ is one of America’s oldest reviews‚ celebrated for its fiction articles written by numerous esteemed authors and editors [Editors]. In 1981‚ The Atlantic Monthly published a short story that was critically appraised and often

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    To Serve and Protect The police role and how they use their power To Serve and Protect others suggests two important facets of police work it’s centrally protective role and it’s service orientation. Do police protect and serve everybody equally? Protect the community fairly? Which community? For both good and bad reasons‚ American society does not comprise a single community but many and though these communities overlap and intersect in many ways they are often separated and ranked. Unarmed

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    Constitution The U.S. Constitution introduces America ’s government and basic guidelines laws‚ and it guaranteed rights for the citizens. It was signed on September 17‚ 1787‚ by represent to the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia it was control by George Washington and other government leaders. They review and pass the laws to public to share the rights for the citizen. As of now‚ there are currently 27 amendments. The first ten amendments are known as the Bill of Rights to the Constitution.

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