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    In 1848‚ Americans wanted to expand their country by taking Texas. Although they did end up marking new territory in Texas I disagree with the decision. During the process they caused hurt feeling towards Native Americans. In addition to‚ they made mexico relent them because of the way they handled the situation. Lastly‚ they did a lot of the things they did because of greed. John O’Sullivan‚ very vocal american citizen‚ says that America wanted the expansion because it would bring peace and happiness

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    Freedom is a right that should be given to people. People of the united states should not be separated but should be together and unite as one nation therefore‚ African Americans should all be given freedom. So this should not be a question‚ people do not have the power to control things they want. Many reasons why African Americans should be given freedom is because it was promised‚ it should be given because it is a right‚ freedom should be given because it prevents disorder in nations. People should

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    American Colonists were Patriots because they were tired of being denied the “rights as Englishmen”. They were also tired of being taxed without representation in the British government. They said being taxed without representation is not right and they didn’t want to be treated differently because it wasn’t fair. All the American Colonists wanted was to be treated fairly and to have freedom‚ which they were getting deprived of by staying a part of England. One of the main reasons American Colonists

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    most famous work‚ The Great Gatsby‚ examines the theme of aspiration in an unique American setting and is also defined as the classic American novel. Fitzgerald’s life is tragic example of both the sides of the American Dream which consists of the joys of young love‚ wealth‚ and success‚ and some of the tragedies associated with excess and failure. However‚ Fitzgerald died believing himself a big failure (American Writers: F. Scott

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    with terrible conditions. These boats were crowded‚ struck with famine‚ and were just no proper living situation for any living being. The first slaves came to America in the 17th and 18th century. They were captured or tricked‚ and were sent to the American

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    America. {1}This battle created a war better known as the “American Civil War.” The American Civil War started as a result of many years of differences and debates between the Union and the Confederacy. Slavery was the most important issue of the American Civil War‚ in addition to deep economic‚ social‚ and political differences. {2} Ending in 1865‚ the American Civil War‚ will be marked in history as one of the most deadly event in American history‚ resulting in more than 600‚000 deaths. The North

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    metaphysics is a self-determining power in an intellectual agent. It implies thought and choice and power”. Throughout American history‚ liberty is an important aspect for all people. The idea of liberty gives all Americans that right of thought‚ choice and power. Ever since the Constitution‚ all of our past presidents have strived to keep the liberty within all people and it is the main reason why they are still important throughout our communities‚ states‚ and our nation. The fifty year old tradition of

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    When you think of an American‚ does just one person come to mind? Other than America being known for our love for fast foods and football‚ it is also known for its freedom. America is a melting pot full of people with all different backgrounds‚ traditions‚ and stories. I am proud to be an American for having freedoms that other countries only dream about. I am forever thankful to live in the United States. There so many reasons for me to feel proud to be an American today. The fact that we can get

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    evelynbelle: If you’re anything like me‚ then am sure you also think that a komodo dragon is scary as hell. Well‚ i guess nature imbides some amazingly unique qualities in the places we least expect. Who would have thought the komodo dragon can be full of so much surprises. Before i get into the secrets the blood of the komodo dragon holds‚ I’ll love to give you some facts about the komodo dragon. The komodo dragons are just extremely large lizards. They live on four islands‚ namely: Komodo‚ Flores

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    expanded or declined since the signing of the Constitution in 1787? With the freedoms provided by the United States‚ a motto of achieving the ‘American Dream’ has developed‚ meaning anyone ‘has the opportunity for prosperity and success achieved through hard work regardless of their social status or circumstances at birth’ With the freedoms given to Americans by the Constitution‚ this should be attainable for all who dream of being successful. Democracy‚ as defined by Merriam-Webster as ‘a government

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