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    The Progressive Era and Race: Reaction and Reform‚ by David W. Southern‚ opens with his representation of the Progressive Era and the subsequent American shift from emancipation to segregation that occurred during it. The author uses social history to examine and demonstrate his subject. He argues that “the nation was in fact caught up in a powerful tide of white supremacy at home and imperialism against people of color abroad.” Southern discusses the hopes and expectations of the emancipated and

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    A Gay Manifesto 1. According to Wittman‚ what are the goals of the gay liberation movement? What do you think of these goals? Answer- The goals of the gay liberation movement is to free themselves by coming out everywhere‚ initiate self defense and political activity‚ talk to other gay people and learn to understand‚ forgive‚ and accept‚ to “free the homosexual” in everyone‚ and to begin embracing being gay. I think these goals are very ahead of their time but beautiful in their acceptance

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    it may‚ the southern slave-proprietors couldn’t move into the slave denied locales as this could compel them to set the slaves free. In 1860‚ Abraham Lincoln was chosen as the president‚ and he passed the message of having slaves set free where they were presently possessed (Spann‚ 2015). South Carolina likewise succeeded which happened to be the primary state in America ever to succeed. Southern nations later on succeeded and they chose Jefferson Davis and the leader of the Southern Confederacy

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    Student 1234 Dr. Bill Ketchersid Civil War 3 December 2013 A Rose Amongst Thorns: Faulkner ’s "A Rose for Emily" and Southern Reconstruction Reconstruction after the Civil War lasted from 1865-1877. The Era of Reconstruction was a time of conflict for the Southern United States.1 Abraham Lincoln actually started making plans for reconstruction as early as December of 1863.2 On December 18‚ 1865‚ Congress formally abolished slavery. When Andrew Johnson became President after Lincoln was

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    UNIT 1‚ OUTCOME 3 SAC This SAC is a research/analysis task and contains 3 parts. You MUST complete all 3 parts and ensure you REFERENCE EVERYTHING PROPERLY including a FULL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SOURCES. You need to present your research and analysis in a report format. Each section should be between 500 and 750 words in length. Ensure you fully cite all sources referred to in your work using the MLA style of referencing. A guide can be found here: http://guides.is.uwa.edu.au/mla You need

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    Patriarchy‚ Family‚ and Poverty: An Analysis of Themes of Southern Literature in the William Faulkner’s “Barn Burning’’ The culture in the United States of America varies from region to region. The South has its own unique form of culture. This unique capacity was captured by several authors in the form of literature. Southern literature corresponds with each other in terms of common history‚ sense of community‚ racism‚ religion‚ land tension‚ social class‚ and dialect. William Faulkner‚ an American

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    Have you ever felt betrayed by something you thought you understood? That’s how Jacqueline Woodson felt. In “How a Southern Town Broke a Heart”‚ Woodson introduces change as a central idea of the story. By observing how her character changes over the course of the plot‚ it seems evident that Woodson is trying to convey to the reader that as you age‚ and understand more‚ your perspective of things can change. One way that Woodson conveys the theme is by reflecting on how childhood morphs into adulthood

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    First Surrealist Manifesto From Le Manifeste du Surréalisme‚ 1924 ANDRÉ BRETON We are still living under the reign of logic‚ but the logical processes of our time apply only to the solution of problems of secondary interest. The absolute rationalism which remains in fashion allows for the consideration of only those facts narrowly relevant to our experience. Logical conclusions‚ on the other hand‚ escape us. Needless to say‚ boundaries have been assigned even to experience. It revolves in a cage

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    Personal Manifesto

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    ------ ------ -- -------- Western Spiritual Paths 9.6.13 For those of you who don’t know me‚ my name is ------ ------. I am a sophomore at R University this year and I am loving every minute of my college experience. I still can’t nail down a major because I want to do a little bit of everything‚ and by a little bit I mean that I want to be superhuman and do everything. I am torn between Politics‚ Sociology‚ Spanish‚ Communications‚ and making my own International Relations major just for

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    When considering the reasons for the Southern States seceding from the union in 1861‚ it is important to consider that while the issue of slavery was the occasion of the Civil War‚ it was not the sole cause‚ the rights of individual states is also to be considered as a factor‚ as the Southern States felt it was their constitutional right to own slaves (Dew‚ 2001). The decision to secede without force of arms is also significant according to Benedict‚ as it would have disrupted the federal system

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