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  • History of the Middle East

    History of the Middle East

    Nick Kladis 3-11-16 Hist. of the Middle East Title Is it possible to create a “modern” society based almost completely upon the ideals of foreign nations? This is what Mustafa Kemal, or Ataturk, sought to establish as he became the leader of Turkey following the carnage of World War One. Coming to power in the age of nationalism, Kemal’s goal was to unite his people around the foundations of the modern west when he took

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    Submitted: March 21, 2016 By: nkladis17
  • The History Behind the Union Debate

    The History Behind the Union Debate

    Thakur Ashishraj Thakur Professor Henderson English 1020 28 March 2016 The History Behind the Union Debate The earliest known roots of labor unions trace back to the Industrial Revolution in Europe. During this time in history there was an influx of new workers that needed to be able to represent themselves so they could have a voice in the workplace (History of Labor Unions). Unions were a means of being able to organize into a

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    Submitted: April 4, 2016 By: asthakur
  • Gangs of New York

    Gangs of New York

    This historical film, Gangs of New York, is characterized by socio-political disgust and is laden heavily with prejudice. This film portrays racism, patriotism, extreme nationalism, and classism, which all contributed to the poverty that existed in the Five Points. Gangs of New York vividly represents how difficult it can be for different people to live together peacefully with bitterness or the desire for retribution at the forefront. The prejudice and classism depicted in this film

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    Submitted: April 15, 2016 By: ssmith.bml
  • Treaty with the New York Indians, 1838

    Treaty with the New York Indians, 1838

    David Neiger 02/23/16 Professor Martin Le 350 Federal Indian Law Treaty Paper TREATY WITH THE NEW YORK INDIANS, 1838. Jan. 15, 1838. | 7 Stat., 550. | Proclamation, Apr. 4, 1840. Throughout the vast land that makes up the great United States of America, there are hundreds of different Native American tribes or bands, it is currently estimated that there are over two million Native Americans that make up our entire population today. Native Americans

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    Submitted: April 21, 2016 By: dcneiger
  • The Relationship Between Superheroes and American History

    The Relationship Between Superheroes and American History

    During 1929 to 1933, the American Great Depression not only led to the Keynesian economics, the rise of Dictator Adolf Hitler and the outbreak of World War II, but also a huge number of heroes which have extremely strong power. It was a dark age of America, people lost their jobs and starved; they were also under the terror of the war. However, the light of salvation from the comic world shined and gave people

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    Submitted: May 22, 2016 By: OscarLuo
  • The History of Rock Music

    The History of Rock Music

    Gabriela Cortez The history of what we consider Rock music, in America, dates way back to the 50s. Other forms of popular music at the time were Blues, Jazz, Country, and R&B; however Rock N Roll certainly dominated or rather fused together those different genres of music. Rock is a music born from America’s progressive era, which has been labeled and redefined over the years. When Rock N Roll hit the heart of America in

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    Submitted: May 30, 2016 By: Gabbagabba
  • Abortion Throughout Canadian History

    Abortion Throughout Canadian History

    Some call abortion the “American Holocaust” resulting in a large number of deaths to unborn children. Yet others view abortion as a right to mothers regarding their right to life, liberty, and security- the right to choose. Abortion is an ongoing issue that Canada has struggled with from the 19th century as a colony of Britain, to present day as a nation. This essay will discuss and analyze historical and present views and laws on

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    Submitted: June 7, 2016 By: 13ems2
  • History of Communication Andrew Seo

    History of Communication Andrew Seo

    History of Communication Andrew Seo What would you do if you went home or to work and you found that your phone was broken? People have become very dependent on communication devices like computers, phones, and walkie-talkies. But how did people actually communicate with each other long ago? It started between 3500 BC to 2900 BC, when the Phoenicians developed an alphabet that made it possible to write down words. This made it possible

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    Submitted: June 9, 2016 By: 632758
  • Why Study Asian History?

    Why Study Asian History?

    Why Study Asian history? I learned a lot about a few different Asian countries and their cultures. Some of the different countries were India, Taiwan, China and Vietnam. There were some similarities between the cultures in Asia. Majority of Asian (Indian, Japanese, Chinese) immigrants seem to have stable jobs when they come. They pursue many different careers. More often than not, they pursue jobs like doctors or engineers (and less blue collar jobs). This might

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    Submitted: June 28, 2016 By: Brandon L
  • History Reading Chapter 2

    History Reading Chapter 2

    1.What conclusions can be made about the Arawak, their culture, and temperament? The Arawak of the Bahama Islands were similar to the Indians on the mainland they shared the same hospitality and belief in sharing. According to this article, Arawak had a very gentle culture. It was characterized by happiness, friendliness, innocent, agile and highly of hospitality. Contradicted with the Renaissance European lifestyle, the Arawaks' life was much more liberated. They had "no religion, at

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    Submitted: September 12, 2016 By: Pokemon Tr
  • The History of American Football

    The History of American Football

    The History of American Football The first ever American football game was played between Rutgers University and Princeton University in 1869. This game was played using modified London Football Association rules and regulations. Over the next seven years rugby became popular in distinguished Eastern schools, then soccer and modern football emerged from the former. “It was not until 1920 that the American Professional Football Association was founded and later named the National Football League”(History of

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    Submitted: September 30, 2016 By: Austinfinki
  • History and Legend

    Toor Mehar Toor Writing Instructor: Jason Jenkins FFYS 1000 03 19th September 2016 History and Legend History can be described as “the record of past events and times, especially in connection with the human race.”[1] Legend on the other hand, can be defined as “a non historical or unverifiable story handed down by tradition from earlier times and popularly accepted as historical.”[2] There is a very evident difference between the two. One may gather that

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    Submitted: October 17, 2016 By: mehar
  • Ap Us History Exam Study Questions

    Ap Us History Exam Study Questions

    “Semester Test Review ” AP World History By: Abraham Morden 12/13/2015 1. The “Neolithic Revolution” was the wide-scale transition of many human cultures from a lifestyle of hunting and gathering to one of agriculture and settlement, allowing the ability to support an increasingly large population. These Settled communities permitted humans to observe and experiment with plants to learn how they grow and develop. This new knowledge and ways of led to domestication of plants. 2.

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    Submitted: November 1, 2016 By: Slamjamdunk24
  • Technology: The History of The Hammer

    Technology: The History of The Hammer

    Technology: The History of the Hammer Technology: The History of the Hammer Abby Hobbs Anthropology 101 Online Hammers can be dated all the way back to 2.6 million BC. Rocks of different shapes and sizes can be found all over the globe. Hammers were primarily used to shape and break bone, wood, and other stones to create new tools. These hammers, however, did not have handles. They were just the right size to fit in

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    Submitted: November 8, 2016 By: abbykhobbs
  • Purpose of the Multiple Narrators in Nicole Krauss’s the History of Love

    Purpose of the Multiple Narrators in Nicole Krauss’s the History of Love

    William Beaulieu Alison Tett The Novel 27 oct. 2016 Purpose of the Multiple Narrators in Nicole Krauss’s The history of Love The History of Love is a novel about novels. Nicole Krauss uses several first-person narrators and one omniscient narrator to show how novels let readers experience characters’s lives from the inside, how people’s lives are connected and how ultimately novels can give readers a « God’s eye » view of existence. First argument will

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    Submitted: November 15, 2016 By: 90909090
  • An Overview of Hakka People History

    An Overview of Hakka People History

    An Overview of Hakka People History JNU_logo.png Student Name : Ganesh Lal Gurung Student No. : 1531048003 Major : China Studies Supervisor : Prof. Juliet Johnson Date : 28/12/2015 Statement of Originality I hereby declare that the essay presented is the result of research performed by me personally, under guidance from my supervisor. This essay does not contain any content (other than those cited with references) that has been previously published or written by others,

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    Submitted: November 16, 2016 By: ganeshlalgurung
  • Prohibition on Us History

    Prohibition on Us History

    Prohibition on US History The 1920s was considered one of the most thriving eras in our time. Considering that there was lots of changes in music and life in general. During this time there has been expansions on freedoms. Individuals got to express themselves freely with dance and music through jazz and travel with the help of cars. African American people and women were becoming equal. Even though there were many great things happening there

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    Submitted: January 13, 2017 By: msanouvong
  • The Preparedness for Zika Virus Disease in New York City

    The Preparedness for Zika Virus Disease in New York City

    The preparedness for Zika virus disease in New York City This article is about the preparedness for Zika virus disease in New York City. The results for Zika virus infection inflated gradually over the 4 month period from 29 cases in April to 317 cases in July. There is a total of 715 cases of laboratory-confirmed Zika virus disease had been identified on September 21, 2016. This speaks on behalf the highest number of reported

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    Submitted: February 9, 2017 By: woon yen
  • American History Depression

    American History Depression

    Dear diary, The great depression, the longest,deepest,and most pervasive depression in American history lasted from 1929-1939. Never shall I forgive the great depression that caused us losing all our crops that father was working really hard on. Without crops, we won’t be able to sell it and get money in order to buy food. I remember my dad was crying because of all the work was a loss. I never seen my father crying before

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    Submitted: February 23, 2017 By: smilemore
  • Sherman’s March Away from Uncertainty in New York

    Sherman’s March Away from Uncertainty in New York

    Spencer Robbins History 3000W Sherman’s March Away from Uncertainty in New York INTRODUCTION The Civil War and its trials and tribulations brought about a “Golden Age” in journalism. Civilians flocked to news stands daily for updates from the front line of the war, and editors of major publications had the incredible power and responsibility to help shape public opinion in an arena where objectivity was not a major concern.[1] One of the most important cities

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    Submitted: March 29, 2017 By: srobbs17
  • New Phase in American History

    New Phase in American History

    Following the Revolutionary War that lasted from 1776 to 1783, Britain’s thirteen North American colonies entered a period of great uncertainty. Finally free from the constraints of the Old World, the Founding Fathers of the United States were facing the predicament of a small population with limited resources and an unstable frontier. Though it was unclear as to how the colonies would create a New World order, most of the Founding Fathers had agreed upon

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    Submitted: May 1, 2017 By: Okaythen
  • History of Suicide Bombing

    History of Suicide Bombing

    To begin with there are numerous intentions in suicide attack: religious convictions, nationalistic belief systems, submission to appealing and dictator pioneers, or craving for political change. The business as usual may fluctuate, regardless of whether to utilize one or a few suicide planes, whether to utilize men or ladies. The explosives can be disguised on the human body, on a creature, or in a vehicle, and passed on via ocean, or over land. The target

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    Submitted: September 11, 2017 By: Nik Syakir AT
  • Ap World History Chapter 7 Notes

    Ap World History Chapter 7 Notes

    WH Chapter 7 146-150 1. Political a. There were a class of educated bureaucrats who run day-to-day affairs. 2. Social a. The class of educated bureaucrats enjoyed a prominent and comfortable place in Persian society. b. There was a free class. The urban one included artisans, craftsmen, merchants, civil servants, priests, and priestesses. They could participate in religious observances and share the income of temples. c. The free class in the countryside included peasants and

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    Submitted: September 16, 2017 By: kkuie
  • History of the Form (timeline or Other) Also Consider Regional Developments

    History of the Form (timeline or Other) Also Consider Regional Developments

    Case study History of the form (timeline or other) also consider regional developments 30,000BC – first drawings found in roughly 30,000BC in cave walls in both France and Spain. Some other materials used included Papyrus and preferred smooth surfaces. Some other drawings were done for a decorative purpose on tools like knives or pots. 3,000BC – Egyptians drew on walls to show history and daily life along with myths and legends 3,000BC – Ancient Greece

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    Submitted: October 1, 2017 By: maddie1999
  • Ap World History Extra Credit

    Ap World History Extra Credit

    Extra Credit Clash of the Titans (2010) Summary: The movie that I watched was Clash of the Titans. Clash of the Titans is set in the Greek city of Argos. The storyline begins as a coffin set asail in the sea is found by a fisherman named Spyros. Within the coffin, a baby (Perseus) and his dead mother is found. As the movie progresses, Perseus is later revealed to be a demigod, specifically and more

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    Submitted: November 4, 2017 By: Geoffrey Littleton

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