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    The Reluctant Security Guard Essay by jennifer11071976‚ College‚ Undergraduate‚ A+‚ December 2004 download word file‚ 2 pages ( 2 KB ) 5 1 reviews Downloaded 115 times Keywords supervision‚ acted‚ superiors‚ aiu‚ drinking and driving 0Like 0 "The Reluctant Security Guard" By: Jennifer Ruddell AIU December 10‚ 2004 In the case of "The Reluctant Security Guard"‚ I do believe that the security guard took the correct action regarding putting drunk drivers out of the mall parking

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    The Declaration of Independence‚ written by Thomas Jefferson in 1776 focused on a colonize time when the people were treated unfairly by the government. Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence to prove that “all men are created equal‚ that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights‚ that among these rights are life‚ liberty‚ and justice.” In surprise our government is still not showing that the people are put first as equals for example‚ officers still “Sent

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    Associates degree‚ in any genre‚ is an academic program taken at the undergraduate level. It gives students basic technical and academic knowledge they need for employment or further study in the field chosen. Associate’s degrees are commonly offered in the United States‚ but can be found in parts of Canada. Australia‚ Hong Kong‚ and the Netherlands have similar programs‚ but found under a different name known as foundation degree. These degrees are at various types of colleges across the United

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    Why the British Should Have Won the War How did the British lose the Revolutionary War? They had more‚ and better‚ everything. Such as better soldiers and better training. This would surely give them and advantage. Also the greater amount of supplies should help. But in the end they still lost‚ it could have been for a few‚ good‚ reasons. These reasons are minuscule compared to the power of the British military. The British should have won the Revolutionary War because they had a far superior

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    Why were the major cities of Britain bombed by the Germans in 1940-41? There were many reasons why the major cities of Britain were bombed by the Germans in 1940-41. The main reason was‚ on the night of August 24th 1940‚ a German bomber accidentally dropped a bomb on London. The British were furious at this. In revenge Britain attacked Germanys capital city‚ Berlin‚ for four days! This outraged Hitler‚ as he boasted to many of his people that Germanys capital city would never get bombed. The difference

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    encouraging young people in order to shape their futures and develop themselves as individuals is why I wish to pursue a degree in education‚ however‚ I want to be able to open children’s minds to a wide variety of subjects and topics‚ not just a singular one. Through choosing a broad range of subjects I had been able to see how they can connect through educating young minds‚ in particular‚ psychology. From doing a national qualification in psychology and by assisting in both a primary four and a primary

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    Introduction The Reluctant Fundamentalist‚ like many first-person narratives‚ is a fictional autobiography. Changez‚ the protagonist‚ is an intellectually ripe and mature narrator who looks back on his past happenings during his stay in America. Although he is only twenty five at the time of narrating the story‚ he feels his life completely over-turned rather metamorphosed. Like many first-person narrators‚ he has become wiser after his experiences in America on 9/11---the time when history is

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    who say the colonists were not justified for breaking away from the British because of the war they fought for the colonists. However the colonists were justified because the king violated the colonists rights‚ put the colonists in economic parallel and punished them instead of listening to their needs. Through The Enlightenment and the Great awakening the colonists realized that the king was neglecting their God given rights and became outraged. The king passed laws that were not in favor of the

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    Why did Britain establish an empire? The British established an empire for many different reasons‚ most of which were to benefit England itself and few to help other countries. The five main reasons that will be discussed in this essay are: power‚ economy‚ trade‚ religion and development of other countries. One of the first reasons that Britain established an empire was because of religion. Matthew 28:19 states: ‘Go ye therefore and teach all nations’. Some christians took this literally and took

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    In the primary source‚ the Declaration of War (1898) by William McKinley from the textbook “For the Record” by Emory Shi and Holly Mayer‚ we can see why the war was necessary to declare being directed towards the Congress of the United States. There were many different reasons why the United States sought to pursue the war in Cuba‚ however‚ it can be briefly summed up in three points. For one‚ due to the high amounts of capital invested into Cuba by America‚ the government pursued the war‚ hoping

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