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    types of whales. In the 18th‚ 19th and 20th century whaling fleets set their voyages from Europe and North America; they sourced the whales for their oil‚ whalebone for corsets‚ ambergris for perfume and meat for villages. The Japanese Whaling history goes back as far as 10‚000 B.C. when whales were driven into nets and harpooned repeatedly‚ then they would dispatch with a long sword or a wooden plug driven into the blowholes to ensure they were deceased. Whale meat would feed their families and

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    It has been described as "the greatest camping trip of all time‚" a voyage of high adventure‚ an exercise in manifest destiny which carried the American flag overland to the Pacific. The Lewis and Clark Expedition was all of this and more. Between 1804 and 1806‚ Lewis and Clark made the first systematic reports‚ based on scientific measurement and observations‚ of the Missouri River--not only its course‚ but its flora and fauna‚ depth and current‚ tributaries and inhabitants. They continued onward

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    religion‚ Individuals have a free choice of who to worship. American food was strongly influenced by Native Americans and Europeans early in the history. Hamburgers‚ chips and hot dogs are commonly identified as American food. Every state in United States has a unique history‚ traditions and culture. Sports‚ music‚ movies and fast-food are the categories USA is widely known for. National Basketball league is known and watched around the globe. American Football is not a sport that is played in many countries

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    What is the American dream? The concept of the American dream is something that is explored and explained to us throughout our childhood all the way to adulthood. It is a concept taught to us in order to show us the value of hard work. It is a concept that is supposed to instill the ideal that in order to be successful‚ we have to make sacrifices and that achieving this dream is not an easy task. To be able to delve further into the depths of what the American dream is we have to answer three

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    those three simple words. What do they mean to you? I’m capable of telling you the definition‚ but what is the point when everyone’s mind is not simultaneously identical. I can’t ask nor tell you how to think but I can make you more knowledgeable.           Given the task to do the impossible was indefinitable‚ then defined as possible;  “describe and analyze the quote “no matter what a person’s roots‚ America provides the freedom and opportunity to succeed”. What is the American Dream? “The belief that

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    life. The freedom of speech and the freedom to choose between right and wrong‚ and to suffer the wrath if we choose wrongly. Through the Mayflower Compact‚ Declaration of Independence‚ and theories of elder and modern analysts will prove that our nation had the fabrication of men with a background of faith and belief in a higher power. No‚ not every founding father was a Christian‚ but many contributors to the argument of “christian nation or myth” say that there is little evidence of the founding of

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    Jessica Shahinian Paper #1 Eng.102 Prof. Tabor To be American can mean many different things depending on each person‚ whether if they are an immigrant‚ alien‚ or a true citizen. The pure definition of what does it mean to be American is‚ “To be bored and raised in the United States”. Although it is also said and known that we have free rights‚ but that doesn’t mean we are a hundred percent freedom free because we are American. For example‚ say you are watching T.V and a commercial of having

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    What is American Federalism? According to Dye (2011)‚ "nations are not truly federal unless both national and subnational governments exercise separate and autonomous authority‚ both elect their own officials‚ and both tax their own citizens for the provision of public services" (p.263). American Federalism is just that. In the United States each state has their own government with elected officials‚ to go even further each town within these states also have their own elected officials. These officials

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    of what it means to be a American. It involves Americans having there freedoms and their rights. I believe being a American is something that is a privlage to have then just something that everyone who lives in the United States have. Being American is even something that can be counted as a blessing‚       One of the ways of how it means to be American is having freedom. It is one of the most known things about America is out freedom. What is means to have freedom is we don’t get told what to do

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    Transcendentalist speeches had and continue to have a lasting impact. Theodore Parker had a hard and interesting childhood. “Theodore Parker was born August 24‚ 1810 in Lexington‚ MA” (Worcester women’s History Project). “On May 10‚ 1860 due to ill health forced him to retire and he died in Florence”. “Parker grew up in a family of farmers and mechanics‚” but by the time he was twenty-seven‚ “most of Theodore’s family had died‚” probably due to tuberculosis (Dean Grodzin). Out of eleven siblings‚ only five

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