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    September 21‚ 2016 The Origins of American Interventionism The doctrine of manifest destiny was indispensable in explaining the initial origins of American expansion across the North American region in the early to mid-1800s. By the late 1890s‚ the idea of manifest destiny also saw a re-emergence during the Spanish-American War‚ fueling pro-war sentiment in the American public and helping to push Congress towards the path of interventionism outside of the North American region‚ namely in the territories

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    The American Dream We hear the term American Dream referenced many times in our lives‚ but do we really know what the American Dream is? Is it having more money and more power than everyone else? Is it moving to Hollywood and becoming a famous movie star? What is the American Dream? According to James Truslow Adams‚ the author of the book The Epic of America‚ the American dream is‚ “That dream of a land in which life should be better and richer and fuller for everyone‚ with opportunity for each

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    settlers didn’t know how to find food and live in the wilderness. The Natives helped them survive by teaching them how to get food and sharing their provisions with the settlers. They were the only reason Jamestown survived before they discovered tobacco. John Smith speaks about the generosity of the Natives in General History of Virginia‚ “But now all our [food was gone]‚ the [fish] gone‚ all helps abandoned‚ [and] each hour [we expected] the fury of the [natives]. . . God‚ the patron of all good [efforts]

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    John Reed‚ an American journalist‚ did not believe the United States should enter the Austro-Serbian War‚ or that there should ever be any war in general. He recognized the war as being driven by greed and imperialism or more specifically‚ it was a “clash of traders” (74). He notes that although the English and French were against the German‚ they had been mercilessly claiming the entire world long before the Germans even had an army. In other words‚ the English and French were only opposing the

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    In early September 2008‚ there was considerable credit crunch and difficulties in obtaining interbank loans‚ though the prize on American Treasuries in the commercial paper market and the interbank was below the average of the previous year. The demise of Bear Stearns by its acquisition by J.P. Morgan had established the view that there were financial organisations that were too big to fail‚ like investment banks. Creditors recovered money and were just punished shareholders‚ who recovered less than

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    once stated‚ “To be or to become an American‚ a person did not have to any particular national‚ learning languages‚ religious‚ or ethnic background. All he had to do was to commit himself to the political ideology centered on the abstract ideals of liberty‚ equality‚ and republicanism.” The meaning of being American goes deeper than having a title of being a citizen‚ having a language‚ religious preference‚ and nationality. As Philip Gleason stated‚ all an American had to do was focus on liberty‚

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    rights‚ John Locke is well-known for claiming every human has certain rights not given to them by the law or society. Things such as freedom‚ privacy‚ life and owning property. Social Contract - Again Locke‚ but also prominent in Jean-Jaques Rousseau’s writings. A political philosophy which claims that the government and people are bound under a contract‚ the government protects the people’s natural rights and‚ in return‚ the people allow the government to rule. Or at least that was what was supposed

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    John D. Rockefeller was businessman who’s most famously known as the entrepreneur who founded the Standard Oil Company. He is also one of the richest men in the history of the world‚ having a net worth of about $633 billion. In the late 1800s‚ Rockefeller decided to take up the business that would turn out to change the way business was done. By the early 1900s‚ Rockefeller’s Standard Oil was in charge of more than 90% of the United States’ oil production. In 1901‚ the government of the United States

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    JUSTIFYING REBELLION:John locke and the right to revolution John Locke was born in 1632 and died in 1704. Locke is among the most in fluential polictical philosophers of the modern period. John Locke argued that the people have rights like the right to life‚liberty and property. Locke was one of the founding fathers who were in favor of the right to revolt. The second amendment is opposed by the founders today. The american revolution it’s self is one of the most persuasive testimony illistrating

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    Listening Analysis Paper Alex Kosarko MUS 185‚ Summer 2009 For my listening assignment‚ I chose the piece‚ “St. Louis Blues” by Bessie Smith and Louis Armstrong‚ recorded in the late 1920s. At this time‚ the country was in the transition from country blues (a single artist accompanied by a single guitar) to city blues (a single artist accompanied by either a piano and/or several instruments). In city blues‚ the form was based on a very rigid 12-bar blues structure‚ which used mainly the

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