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    Crispus Attucks Look out for a runaway slave! He is of American Native and African blend‚ his knees are particularly close together‚ has curled hair‚ and he stands about six feet two inches tall. He is clothed in blue stockings‚ buckskin pants‚ and skinned beaver coat. This was how William Brown- a slave owner in Framington‚ Massachusetts described his runaway slave‚ Crispus Attucks on October 2‚ 1750 in an ad in the Boston Gazette. After he ran away from his master‚ Attucks became a sailor and landed

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    taken by someone so young could escalate and end up impacting the drafting of the 6th Amendment of the United States Bill of Rights. What Happened in Salem? The most popular historical perspective of what occurred is that in early 1692‚ the Rev. Samuel Parris’s 9-year-old daughter Betty and his 12-year-old niece Abigail‚ “began to fall into horrid fits”. There has been debate as to whether these fits were real‚ or if the girls were just acting. The village doctor could not explain these bizarre

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    Scottsboro Case Summary

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    The famous Scottsboro case began on March twenty fifth nineteen thirty one on one of the Southern Railroad’s trains that was to travel from Chattanooga to Memphis. On this particular day there was approximately twenty four people “hoboing” or hitching a ride on the top of the train most of whom were young males. Among the twenty four riders there were nine african american teenagers four of whom men were from Chattanooga and were traveling to Memphis to investigate rumors about their being government

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    Symbolic Interaction Theory --> 1) the way we act towards ppl is based on the meanings we have for them.   2) The meanings we have for these ppl come from our interactions we have with them meanings are shaped and reshaped on the interpretation of our interactions we have with them.            Creating who we are: --> we develop our identity based on our interactions with others.  In-groups --> we are concerned about their welfare. help discipline our behavior. You present your social

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    The Castle of Otranto

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    Gothic texts are distinguished by the conventions they explore. The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole‚ The Fall of the House of Usher by Edgar Allan Poe and Christabel by Samuel Taylor Coleridgem all create an atmosphere of mystery and suspense and highlight to cruel terrors and passions prevalent in Gothic texts. In atmosphere of gloom and terror can be conveyed through medieval setting and inexplicable occurances. In the Castle of Otranto‚ various events occur‚ which are completely arbitrary

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    Degan. “All told‚ at least seven policemen and three civilians were killed near Haymarket Square that night of May the Fourth.” The eight men charged were August Spies‚ Albert Parsons‚ Samuel Fielden‚ Michael Schwab‚ Adolph Fischer‚ Oscar Neebe‚ George Engel‚ and Louis Lingg. Messer-Kruse explains the significance of knowing the experiences and influences that led these anarchist men to devise this act of violence against the Chicago police

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    Bacha Bazi‚ individuals will realize how essential it is to save the children and put an end to the practice. Another article that advocates for human rights is “Ending Bacha Bazi: Boy Sex Slavery and the Responsibility to Protect Doctrine” written by Samuel V. Jones. Jones believe that “the Afghan government is obligated to respect international human rights” (73). The systematic child sex trafficking in Afghanistan is making the international community concerned‚ and they are pondering if they are authorized

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    government that was meant to make the common people rethink the validity of their government and it’s issues. Finally we have “ Meditations on a Broomstick” which is an excerpt from Swift’s book titled “ The Battle of the Books”. In this piece we witness our speaker contemplating the nature of a broomstick and how it relates to humankind. This particular excerpt is much more frank in stating it’s views and offers a negative view of man on which the reader

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    Napoleon‚ and learned how these goals worked. This is where Simón Bolívar used these ideas to his advantage when he worked towards the declaration of Latin American independence for his native homeland. Including the fact that he also had a first-hand witness of the rise of Napoleon rising from success. This can be seen as playing a crucial role in the Latin American independence movement in that Simón Bolívar used similar tactics as Napoleon did‚ but expanded on these revolutionary ideas he gathered

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    on spectral evidence given by a group of girls that started it all. There are many plausible theories as to why this incident can be deemed a hysteria such as sheer boredom and teen angst‚ women’s roles in the Puritan society‚ and fear. Reverend Samuel Parris’ family was comprised of his wife‚ daughter Betty‚ niece Abigail‚ and West Indian slave Tituba. Abigail’s parents passed away and as a result the Puritan community did not accept her because she was an outsider. There was little for the girls

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