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    The 1960s were a time of change. It was a time when blacks wanted equal rights. The 1960s called for peace and freedom. During the 1960s people started to dressed in more colorful clothes. Clothing became loose and flowy. The hippie movement was during the 1960s. People did not care about what they looked like. They did drugs and partied and hooked up with whoever. There were many major events that happened during the 60s. The Pentagon papers was one of theses major events. It changed the how the

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    In this pre-cal 11 class‚ some students are facing a tremendous difficulty because they don’t give this course their best try‚ and the reason for that may be they don’t understand how important this course is. For a while‚ I keep receiving some very ’basic’ type of questions from few students‚ which kind of confused me because those questions are not challenging and Ms.Wagner has certainly go over it. My first thought was that they don’t understand the teacher’s interpretation; however‚ after few

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    How did the Hindenburg catch fire and explode? On May 6‚ 1937 a German airship (LZ 129 Hindenburg) was landing in Township‚ New Jersey when an electrostatic discharge ignited leaking hydrogen and causing the Hindenburg to catch fire. A electrostatic discharge is a sudden flow of electricity between two charged objects caused by contact. There was a total of 36 casualties which were 13 passengers‚ 22 crewmen‚ and even a worker on the ground. 62 out of the 97 passengers survived the crash. (wikipedia

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    Throughout the 1950s and 1960s‚ television quickly became a popular and greatly desired entertainment system in America. Although expensive‚ the television was still found in over fifty million American homes. Socially‚ the television not only embellished what the time period believed to be the the “ideal” family‚ but the new technology also helped pull African Americans closer to a world without racism‚ segregation‚ and prejudice. As well as social benefits‚ the television greatly impacted the

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    school seriously. When I was in school‚ I used to wonder what the purpose of some pointless classes were‚ and I couldn’t think of an answer. I believe that the teachers are the fault of our education problems. The teachers aren’t stimulating the students enough‚ and thus‚ kids these days just don’t possess the desire to learn. Also‚ teachers have to find a way to link the "pointless" classes to each child’s real life. If the teachers can’t‚ drop the course—there’s no point in learning something that

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    By 1960 fears of nuclear war‚ Soviet advances in space exploration and technology‚ And a persistent recession at home. Generally a 1960 the American public have lost their confidence and seemed to have lost their way as well. This sense of lacking is something that John F Kennedy made Central to his 1960 campaign for president. By October 1957 Sputnik‚ a Soviet satellite was launched. One month later the Soviets launched another satellite carrying a small dog‚ the first living creature to to leave

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    Presidents in the Civil Rights Movements Truman‚ Eisenhower‚ Kennedy‚ Nixon‚ and Johnson all had opinions on Civil Rights and racism. Explain each man’s opinion as well as what they did in their role as president (or presidential candidate in Nixon’s case) to help or hurt the Civil Rights Movement. Former United States Presidents Truman‚ Eisenhower‚ Kennedy‚ Johnson‚ and Nixon all served during the Civil Rights Movements. They all had different opinions and went about it in their respective ways

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    1960s Diary Entry

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    it go and forgetting about it like he should have‚ he decided to get the NAACP involved. Apparently they appealed his case all the way up to the Supreme Court and they ruled that the University had no choice but to allow him to enroll here as a student. We thought that was the end of it and we would be forced to go to school with a negro. However‚ the Governor of this great state of Mississippi‚ Ross Barnett‚ tried to block him by having the Legislature pass a law that prohibited any person who

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    Why Did Gaia Exist

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    In the beginning‚ Earth appeared as a single entity from the nothingness that had existed before. Gaia‚ the earth‚ lay the foundation for all life to occur but “Love‚ coeval with Gaia‚ govern the subsequent stages of creation” (Waterfield 18). Gaia then created Uranus‚ the sky‚ as her husband and together‚ they conceived the ocean. Uranus‚ afraid to be overthrown by his children‚ would force each of his offspring’s back into Gaia’s womb. Finally‚ Cronus‚ the youngest son‚ devised a plan to stop him

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    Assam Movement

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    The Assam Aandolan/Assam Agitation/Assam Movement - 1979-1985: The History No movement happens overnight. “The Assam movement like all other significant social movements has its roots in history and society from which it emerged. A social movement cannot emerge from vacuum‚ all of a sudden.” (The Assam Movement: Class‚ Ideology and Identity – Monirul Hussain‚ p 95) This movement slowly built up in the form of resentment against illegal immigrants from neighbouring nations‚ over a period of time

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