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    Friends Meeting in New Castle‚ Indiana; he has served as recording clerk and a member of the executive committee of Indiana Yearly Meeting‚ and was co-clerk of the Reconfiguration Task Force of Indiana Yearly Meeting” (Hamm viii). The Quakers in America is the fourth book in a series of books written by Tom D. Hamm. In this book‚ Thomas Hamm tries to balance unity with diversity; a task that is

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    In the essay titled "Should the Obama Generation Drop Out?" By Charles A. Murry‚ posted online at http://www.nytimes.com‚ the writer voices why a bachelor’s degree shouldn’t be used as a job qualification‚ and how there is a much simpler way to prove that someone knows what they are doing. He talks about how many students are not in the perfect situation to spend four years of their life receiving this qualification. The majority of students are not from families of plenty of money‚ are not 4.0 students

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    The author talks a lot about Route 66 in his story. I believe he was not effective in explaining that Route 66 represents America. This is because of his lack of details about route 66 and his evidence being irrelevant. His information is a sad excuse of a man trying to relive his childhood and hope that everyone would follow in his foot steps. In the story‚ the author states‚ "Right before you get you get into St. Louis County‚ you run into the most famous of historic highways-Route 66." This

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    Today‚ many people immigrate to the United States of America in search of the American Dream; freedom‚ equality‚ and the opportunity to achieve their personal goals in life that they could not otherwise achieve in their homeland. The American Dream is the pursuit of prosperity Today‚ many people immigrate to the United States of America in search of the American Dream; freedom‚ equality‚ and the opportunity to achieve their personal goals in life that they could not otherwise achieve

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    America! America! The perfect place to dream‚ billboard country of perfect families. The place portrayed were liberty and justice stand‚ with a billboard of equality and people holding hands. America is like a torn piece of paper once has been ripped not being able to be brought together‚ just another crumbled piece of paper. Commentators say American Dream is a myth that is unachievable and inadequate that gives people hope but no access or resources to achieve. Many Americans assume to believe

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    12th‚ 1492: Christopher Columbus lands in the Americas Upon his landing‚ Henretta stated that: “Believing that he had reached Asia — the Indies‚ in fifteenth-century parlance — Columbus called the native inhabitants Indians and the islands the West Indies.” (1) The term “Indians” became synonymous with describing Native Americans‚ and continues to this day. Columbus actually landed in the Bahamas. His discovery prompted further exploration of the Americas‚ sending the race of colonization into motion

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    violence in America Gun violence in America is not at all as bad as it is in Sierra Leone and other countries with war and little law enforcement as we read about in the book a long way gone. In the book the main character Ishmael discovers that America is not at all like he heard through rap songs. When he moves to America and tells his story of being a soldier and killing people the people he talks to about it think that it is cool and Ishmael states in the book “violence in America is romanticized

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    A big aspect of America is the growing diversity not just in race and culture but in everything including our towns. Thus‚ throughout history experimental towns have pop up around the country helping shape America as shown by the documentary “10 towns that change America”. The documentary list in chronological order‚ 10 unique town and explains how they were created and why their important to the United States. The documentary begins with presenting the audience‚ St. Augustine one of the first cities

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    founded his own magazine in 1970 called the Intellectual Digest and later became the editor for Book Digest. In the book A Call for Revolution: How Washington is Strangling America—And How to Stop It there is a main point that the author Martin L. Gross is trying to get across‚ and it is that Washington really is strangling America. The book gives several examples of this‚ how we can prevent it‚ and how to stop it. In the book Gross claims that if the government put his budget plan to use it

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    Introduction In the book America‚ by E.R. Frank‚ presents a personal narrative of a man’s journey through the foster care system‚ and how it affected his mental health. The author’s major premise is to highlight the disparities in the foster care system and how those disparities affect the children’s mental health and future outcomes. The author’s point of view is to offer sympathy and empathy to the families involved and offer opportunities for advocacy and awareness. The author’s point of view

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