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    Bunker Hill: The Cause Of The American Revolution

    In 1607, when the first colony of Jamestown, Virginia was founded, nobody expected this unknown land to turn into its own independent nation. But when the Declaration of Independence was ratified about 150 years later in 1776, it finally lit the spark of feud between the thirteen colonies of America and Great Britain that had been developing for years. The American Revolution was not caused by one single event, but a chain of events that led to the succession of the colonies from Great Britain

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    To Drill or Not to Drill

    gain independence from them because we will not be looking to them for oil. My first reason behind my position is because you have to spend money to make money and that is with anything because if we make our own oil with new technology then we will not have to pay as many people to work for the oil and gas prices will be cheaper. It is a win-win situation if we make the new technology. It may be a little costly at first but eventually everything will be cheaper because of the new technology. At the

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    Fight Club Definition Of Consumerism

    The first, more palatable definition is, “the promotion of the consumer's interests.” (Merriam Webster) The more controversial definition of consumerism is, “the theory that an increasing consumption of goods is economically desirable; also : a preoccupation with and an inclination toward the buying of consumer goods.” (Merriam Webster) Fight club engages with the latter. We as people, as citizens of the United States are

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    Similarities Between Union and Confederate Soldiers

    the mind of a Civil War soldier as they prepare to fight, start fighting, and continue to fight. As the reader delves into the psychological reasoning behind why Union and Confederate soldiers fought for the United States of America, the reader discovers that the soldiers definitely had more similar motives than different ones. The beginning chapters of this account by McPherson tell us of the initial motivation of the Civil War soldier to fight. Their initial motivation would be defined as the

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    Joe Louis

    boxer Joe Louis. Joe Louis began his credible journey on June 19, 1936 during the times when America was struggling with racial equality he won his first of 27 fights. However, having a black heavyweight champion meant the black community would move upward and be successful and just as productive as white America. Although Joe Louis was not the first black heavyweight champ, he was still highly favored amongst his people and intended to execute the necessary duties to deliver a message demanding

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    Tom Robinson Meek

    There is strong evidence of Tom being considerate in the book. The first piece of evidence of Tom being considerate is when he agrees to do chores for Mayella when she asks him. This proves he is considerate because Mayella asks Tom to do multiple chores, and he does them without complaint. Tom does not have to do these chores

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    What Is The Importance Of Slavery During The Civil War

    States history. The first slaves were brought to America in 1619 and lasted officially until 1865. During the Civil War, Abraham Lincoln kept insisting that this war was not to demolish slavery, but to save the union. Everyone knew that this war was really about bringing down slavery. Most slaves knew this, so they wanted to help fight. Though many slaves, about 200,000, wanted to join the fighting almost nobody would let them fight. Many slave owners would not let their slaves fight, they had to stay

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    Hideout Title Analysis

    At first, the title of the book Hideout by Watt Key may seem obvious to many readers. While the title can easily be interpreted as a reference to Davey’s swamp camp where he is hiding from his abusive foster parents, there is a deeper meaning to the title. Looking closer, it is clear that the swamp is a place for Sam to hideout from the shame and humiliation he feels after being beaten up in a school fight. At school one day, a

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    Rocky

    press by fighting a local fighter. Rocky was that fighter, he didn’t believe it at first but realized it was the opportunity of a lifetime. He trained and trained for weeks and he had his doubts but he didn’t back out. Me being from Philadelphia, its kind of funny because you see all the places I’m so familiar with and where was training I have been there many of times. In the process of him getting ready for the fight he meets a girl who he falls in love with (Adrian). She is one of his good friends

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    Jecca And The Saint-Personal Narrative

    Three days. That's how long Jecca had to decide if he was going to join the Saints. He didn't want anything to do with the gang culture of Stilwater, he just wanted to live a quiet life somewhere and be halfway respected. Sure on the surface life in a gang looked pretty sweet: do what you wanted, get money, cars, and bitches hanging from your waist. Jecca could build a name for himself and command the respect he wanted. Jecca, loyal Saint. Jecca, resident badass. Jecca, the guy every other guy wanted

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