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    The way I see it the Americans won the Revolution and the British lost a colonial war for independence. At the beginning of the war‚ there was not a regular American army like we have today‚ just a militia made up of civilians‚ most of which were farmers. So naturally‚ they were not used to the long battles with the British Regulars. As a result thousands quit. What signaled the beginning of the American Revolution was the first battle on April 19‚ 1775 at Lexington. General Gage was in charge

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    Before we speak about the African American experience we must understand why the war begin. There is a common miss belief that the war was started because of slavery. Now slavery did play a big role but‚ “The Civil War began as a southern war for Confederate independence and a northern war to defeat the Confederate rebellion and restore the Union. At the outset‚ neither side thought that the war would last very long or eventually lead to the destruction of slavery. The Confederacy was founded to

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    In my opinion‚ I think that Americans would give up their privacy to get back free services. I say this because most Americans right now do not read privacy policies‚ so they do not know how much information they are giving away now. With how advertising works now I think it almost would benefit not only the advertisers but also the people that give away their information. Advertising on the internet is based off an algorithm that people make by browsing on google or some other websites‚ so even

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    Why people watch American Idol Music is a universal language that makes many people be attractive in different genres of song whether old classic or new goodie. These days there is a growing trend towards reality TV show because it plays an important position in people’s everyday lives. To enjoy time and also have fun‚ everyone from children‚ adult to grandfathers or grandmothers watch TV shows. Watching reality TV is an enjoyable activity during leisure. And American Idol is also one of the best

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    The fight against discrimination is crucial and African-Americans have been in this important fight for years. Even today‚ we see the struggle of discrimination all throughout the United States‚ which is why many people successfully convinced the government to create this process called affirmative action‚ and what this did was allow for an effort to improve the employment or educational opportunities of minorities. Today‚ there are many cases on education and employment that were won and lost simply

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    would ever want to experience. The U.S navy base had been attacked by the Japanese military. Due to this attack Franklin Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066‚ which was a controversial WWII policy on Japan. After this document was signed‚ Japanese Americans were forced out of their homes and were put into concentration camps until WWII was over. The events of this attack fall into place. The united states did not want to enter WWII unless we really had to. Once Pearl Harbor was attacked the United

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    Why has the American Constitution lasted so long? Hague and Harrop define a codified constitution‚ such as the American Constitution‚ as a single document that ‘sets out the formal structure of the state‚ specifying the powers and institutions of central government‚ and its relationship with other levels. The Constitution established itself as ‘the supreme law of the land.’ In addition‚ constitutions express the rights of citizens and in so doing create limits on government.’ Ratified in 1789

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    locations where the diverse cultures chose to stay that determined their ability to grow‚ and flourish‚ or be left behind in terms of welfare. So‚ why exactly were the Europeans able to conquer the America’s‚ and why is it that they are said to be “accidental conquerors”? To start‚ at that time‚ the America’s were settled largely by Native Americans of course‚

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    Review by Howard Jordan‚ The City University of New York – Hostos Community College of book His Panic: Why Americans Fear Hispanics in the U.S. written by Emmy-award-winning journalist Geraldo Rivera. Rivera has truly emerged as a true warrior in defense of the Latino community and immigrant rights by dissecting and clarifying several myths that feed the anti-immigrant prejudice against the growing number of United States-born and foreign-born Latinos in our nation. One of the most obvious

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    Joel Blackmore WHY DID SOME AFRICAN AMERICANS REJECT NONVIOLENCE? Black protest in America in the 1960s developed into two opposing stances‚ the non-violence of the Civil Rights movement in the South and the violent protests of the urban poor blacks and black power organisations in the North. In the early 1960’s the main protest form was the Civil Rights movement. This was predicated on non-violent protest. It fo0lowed the principles of non-violence successfully used by Mahatma Gandhi in India

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