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    Carson Mccullers

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    Carson McCullers is often mentioned in one breath with the preeminent figures of Southern Literature. She is ranked among the most respected writers‚ often compared with William Faulkner‚ Flannery O’Connor‚ Eudora Welty‚ and Tennessee Williams. McCullers left the Georgia and the South at 17 and lived mainly in New York and Paris for all her adult life‚ yet her settings and characters are frequently Southern. She is very special‚ one of the American’s superlative writers who conjures up a vision of

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    debatable topic on whether the North or the South were the aggressors in starting the war. The causes of the Civil War include slavery and everything that came along with it‚ popular sovereignty‚ and the secession of the South. These incidents‚ slavery‚ popular sovereignty‚ and the South’s secession are the most significant reasons that the Civil War began and all prove that the South was the true aggressor. Slavery was an evident dispute ever since the idea first came to the United States. When people

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    College and Career Goals

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    career goals. A friend of mine is a student at Columbia Southern University and she informed me of the flexibility of the courses. I took her reference into consideration and immediately completed the enrollment process. Online courses will definitely fit right into my busy schedule because I am a stay at home mom working to pursue my career in business. My goal is to get an Associates of Applied Science in Business degree here at Columbia Southern University. Once I complete the required courses‚ I

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    UT Chattanooga Marching Mocs This is a copy of the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Marching Mocs Alma Mater and fight song Alma Mater Lookout Mountainr o’er us guarding‚ Ceaseless watch doth keep. In the valley stands our college‚ where the shadows creep. Refrain: Chattanooga‚ Chattanooga! Loud the anthem swells. Sing‚ O Sing of alma mater. All her praised tell. As in days of blood and battle On that mountain’s height‚ Soldiers fought‚ so she shall ever Stand for truth

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    first position was “immediate secession.” This was the most drastic view because they believed each state should secede on its own and should not wait for the entire South to agree on a decision. The second position was “cooperation” this position wanted to wait until there was a mutual response from the entire South regarding Lincolns’ election. This group eventually divided into the secessionists‚ ultimatumists and conditional unionists. They all agreed that on secession but did not agree on how and

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    American Civil War Introduction The American Civil War is always remembered as central event in the history of the United States of America. The revolution of 1776 to 1783 resulted in the creation of the America but what kind of nation the America would have‚ was determined by the civil war of 1861 to 1865. There were two basic questions that were needed to get answered and remain unanswered even by the revolution. These questions raised the unanswered thought that whether the United States was

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    The majority of Northerners were moderates. In the North‚ slavery was almost universally prohibited by the 1800s‚ while the institution was a cornerstone of Southern society. In the North‚ many blacks were free‚ and in states such as Massachusetts‚ New York and Ohio‚ 100 percent of the black population was free. In the states of the Confederacy‚ by contrast‚ few blacks were free. Virginia had the highest ratio

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    a map of the United States in two‚ with a southern planter standing on his right and a northern businessman standing on his left. A caption on the bottom of the cartoon reads “The Dis-United States—A Black Business.” Punch illustrates the idea that the business of slavery is becoming detrimental to American society and is tearing the country apart as a whole. In the cartoon‚ we see what appears to be a slave holding a map of the United States‚ a southern planter holding a rifle and smoking a cigarette

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    Why Did John Brown's Raid

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    expressed deep sympathy for Brown‚ saying that “we would be glad to avert the axe which hangs over the old man’s head”‚ the impending secession crisis and the coming presidential election of 1860 required Northern press to be very careful with their political opinions. At that moment‚ the North’s chief political endeavor was to prevent rather than hastening Southern states from seceding. In one of its editorials‚ Chicago’s Press and Tribune characterized this raid as a “fanaticism action” and stated

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    KILL A MOCKINGBIRD Harper Lee’s 1960 novel ‘To kill a mockingbird’ deeply penetrates the concept of walking in somebody else’s shoes. This southern societal drama explores the main message Lee is portraying throughout the novel; that of which being to empathise with somebody in a differing circumstance as yourself. This text revolves around a 1930’s southern American society which openly embraces prejudice towards the minority of powerless in the community‚ in this case being racism. Lee shares her

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