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    America will never be destroyed from the outside. If we falter and lose our freedoms‚ it will be because we destroyed ourselves.” -Abraham Lincoln- In the last few years‚ Abraham stopped slavery. That helped our country in so many different ways! Black people now have so many freedoms since Abraham Lincoln was a good man‚ and realized‚ that slavery was not very good‚ at all. We‚ people this time in our lives‚ black or white‚ now have a lot of freedoms. Some of these freedoms

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    I am grateful for my freedom because I know that God has granted it to us even though we aren’t perfect. God created us to be free‚ and not to be slaves. God gave us freedom for a purpose. Jesus died on the cross for our sins so we could be free and live forever. God gives everyone the choice to do evil‚ and he gives us the choice to be kind and loving. People everywhere aren’t getting the freedom they deserve. Many people in the world still suffer; they suffer from hunger‚ poverty‚ and abuse

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    A New Beginning Life is beautiful; it never seems to end. It keeps showing its true beauty and power until a change occurs. This change happened to me when I heard I had to leave my native country for a completely new world. One of the biggest experiences I have had was coming to the United States of America. Originally‚ I thought about only having one home‚ that is in Gujarat‚ India‚ but I never realized that another one was waiting for me here in America. In the beginning‚ the experience was not

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    became a commonplace in English-American society. In fact‚ in Give Me Liberty author Eric Foner writes‚ “...the shipping of slaves from Africa to the New World became a major international business. But only a relative handful were brought to England’s mainland colonies. By the time plantation slavery became a major feature of life in English North America‚ it was already well entrenched elsewhere in the Western Hemisphere”(Foner p96). It was crucial that English-America fixed the shortage of workers

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    Solitude is a vastly ambitious book‚ attempting to bridge many dualisms and appeal to many audiences: it is both general and particular‚ both realistic and magical. Is the book successful in its attempts to encompass such a vast scope of experiences and voices? What are the narrative shortcomings of One Hundred Years of Solitude? A: The book is successful in encompassing so many generations of people in a neat organized way. With so many characters‚ plot twists‚ time gaps etc. no author could’ve done

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    The English Settle America The Pilgrims were not the first group of English people to live in America. The first group came in 1585‚ but their colony failed. They cam e for three reasons‚ to get rich‚ freedom of religion‚ and many people came because they wanted a better life. In 1607 the English started Jamestown in America. This town was in the Virginia colony. The English came to Jamestown to find gold and get rich. But they never found any. At first the Jamestown settlers didn’t want to grow

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    During the 17th century in North America there existed several classes of people. Each class had their own varying of freedom. During this period North America rapidly evolved from an experiment of sorts to a powerful colony with a multicultural immigrant base. As the colony evolved so did the social structures of its people. Whether it was with women‚ Indians‚ indentured servants‚ slaves‚ puritans or property owners each class had their own distinct version of freedom. The backbone behind the growth

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    Good afternoon miss ________ and year 10‚ today I will be speaking about a novel and a movie. The opening scenes of the freedom writers movie are riots and you can hear gun shots ‚ the audience is assailed with discordant sounds both diagetic and non diagetic‚ this also helps to convey the chaos of the context which is the social background to the film Throught the film there is a reliance on various forms of signage that provides insights for the audience about characters and events. The

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    Many things make the United States of America the country that it is today. One of the key components to that is freedom. Freedom is defined as the power or right to act‚ speak‚ or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint‚ but freedom goes far beyond this definition. Freedom has many attributes. We have national freedom‚ political freedom‚ individual freedom‚ and spiritual freedom. So‚ as you can see it is not just a value based on the country that you choose to live in‚ but the very citizens

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    an era where the exercise of law of freedom were extremely restricted. In today’s English law‚ freedom of contract is one the foundation of contract law. The existence of freedom of contract requires three main considerations: the freedom to contract or not to contract‚ the freedom to choose with whom to contract‚ and the freedom to decide the terms of the contract. Thus parties are totally free to engage or not to engage in agreements. However‚ freedom of contract can fail to have the desired

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