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Of The Most Notable Enlightenment
530 wordsThe evolution of American thought through the Enlightenment and the Era of Romanticism was an ongoing process that began even before the American Revolution. It spanned well over one hundred years during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, and the contributors to the progression were many. The basic pattern of this time period was one of a constant quest for freedom, first from the bounds of England and Puritanism and eventually from even the limits of science and reason. America was founde...
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18 Million Americans
2,571 wordsThis report is to inform you on the decade of the 1980's. People's jobs, income, ideas, opinions changed so much from 1980 to 1989. Fewer Americans belonged to labor unions in the 1980's. In 1980 there were nearly 21 million union members; that number had declined to 17 million by 1985. The most important "aspect" of a job for the majority of Americans was a "feeling of accomplishment, beating out high pay by a better than 2 to 1 margin". In the mid-Eighties, 88% of Americans said they were sati...
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Camps Japanese Americans
358 wordsAfter war was declared German-Americans and Italian-Americans, about 5,000, were rounded up. With in a year most of the 5,000 were released. The hatred became focused on the Japanese-Americans. Being of their race and people automatically thought they were with the enemy, that attacked Pearl Harbor. Of the 127,000 Japanese-Americans living in America, about two thirds were born American citizens, but this did not stop the suspicions and hostility directed towards them. Almost all of the Japanese...
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Period Of American History
769 wordsThe American Community in the 1900's to the 1920's was in fact a totally different generation than its successor not only because of cultural and economic reasons but also because of world events and the rise of technology. Americans in the early 1900's were a closely knit generation with a sense of community, morals, and obligations. They had an 'instilled's et of ideals and values and their lives were very much affected by the rise of technology. Living in America in the early part of the 1900...
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Pierce Arrow Motor Car Company
1,736 wordsT. Roosevelt - (1858-19191) 26th President of the United States, (September 14, 1901 to March 3, 1909 Winslow Homer - (1836-1910) was one of America's greatest artists. Although he died in 1910, his work is still very popular with collectors and museum visitors. Art historians continue to bring to light new information about Homer and new i of his art. Harry K. Thaw - (1871-1947) wrote The traitor Stanford White - was born into a life of wealth and privilege on November 9, 1853, joined Charles F...
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Young And Able Pyle
691 wordsGraham Greene's The Quiet American is a political novel describing the closing years of the Indochina war between the French and Vietnam. The characters involved are not so much perceived as individuals as representatives of their nations. Thomas Fowler, the British reporter, is initially unbiased to the war effort, but through firsthand accounts to the indiscriminate slaughter of civilians, is driven to take sides against his "love" rival, Pyle. Pyle is portrayed as an idealistic, young Harvard...
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Dominican Americans
940 wordsThe Dominican Republic is a small island that is 18,816 square miles, located off the coast of Florida. The island is shared by the Dominican Republic and Haiti. The island has a subtropical climate, mountains, rolling hills, and fertile river valleys. Between the early 80's and 90's many Dominicans come to The United States for more opportunities and a better life, but they soon learned that they would face many of the same cultural, racial and ethnic problems. It was nearly impossible for them...
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