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    11‚ 2008 Mrs. Shelton 4th Block Honors History Ten Days That Shaped America 1) May 26‚ 1637-The Mystic Massacre of the Pequot War On May 26‚ 1637‚ English settlers under Captain John Mason‚ and Narragansett and Mohegan allies set fire to a Pequot fort near the Mystic River. The fort only had two entrances‚ and anybody that tried to flee the fort was shot by awaiting enemies. The only Pequots that survived were those who had followed their sachem Sassacus in a raiding party outside the village

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    Topic: How have drugs and alcohol shaped Canadian society? Word Count: 1807 Words How have drugs and alcohol shaped Canadian society? The use of alcohol and other drugs has always been a part of the Canadian society.  While having a glass of wine with dinner or a pain tablet for a headache is rarely a problem‚ excessive or inappropriate use of alcohol or other drugs (including prescription drugs) can interfere with daily life and negatively affect work‚ relationships‚ physical and mental

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    If I could change anything about the education system in America today‚ it would be the curriculum that is being taught. I believe that our education system is filled with ineffectual classroom instruction that does little to prepare students for the real world. Children are being taught basically the same information that our parents and grandparents learned‚ and quite frankly it didn’t help then and it is definitely not helping students now. American students fall so far behind in education

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    Poverty in America: Who is to Blame? You see them on the street corners. The poor‚ the seemingly hopeless‚ holding up their cardboard signs‚ and asking for help. Their eyes meet yours and you cannot help but look away in disgust. You work hard for your money. Why should you give it away to a stranger who looks perfectly capable of earning a living? If this is true‚ why do you feel a sense of shame when you pass them by? Who is to blame for poverty in America? The poor in America are seen as

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    similarities in the book and movie Our America. The book and the movie Our America is a story about two best friends‚ both teenagers named LeAlan and Lloyd. They went throughout their neighborhood recording everything that happens in their daily life and what happens in their neighborhood on a daily basis. The reason it is called Our America is because they want to show the readers “their America” in the ghetto. I think that the book and the movie version of Our America have more differences than similarities

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    consumption of the world resources. It boasts more billionaires than any other countries. The US has families who have insufficient income and resources to afford the basic necessities such as decent housing or sufficient food or basic services like child care or doctors. About 12% of American do not have enough to eat or suffered other material hardships. That amounts to 37 million people who live below the poverty line in other words 1 in 8 American. 12 million of the children live with the families

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    Ida B. Wells Introduction This book is called Our America: Life and Death on the Southside of Chicago written by Lloyd Jones and LeAlan Newman (1997). The nonfiction book is not part of a series‚ therefore it stands alone. Not only is LeAlan and Lloyd the authors but they are also the main characters in the novel. LeAlan and Loyd grew up in the inner streets of Chicago. They know from first hand what is is like to live here‚ because they both have lived here since they were born. They both live

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    The busses were gonna get ready leave and I wasn’t ready. As I walked outside the last bus just left. UGHH” Now I have to walk home”. It was so cold outside. It felt like I was gonna freeze my bones out. When I was walking home I saw a girl. She walked with me and told me that “it’s ok to have a bad day”you just need wait for your luck to come. “When she said that to me she probably had bad days before. CREEK” The door opens. I tried to walk In carefully

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    TITLE: How do adults perceive that significant others in their lives (i.e. people who are or have been important to them) have affected their development? ABSTRACT: This study focuses on the how early relationships with significant others (i.e. parental figures) affect later development and future adult relationships. In this case how our vertical relationships shape our horizontal adult relationships. A qualitative analysis was carried out on pre-existing‚ edited material‚ filmed

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    advancements have shaped the way we carry out our daily lives . There is almost no escaping it. We rely on our cellphones and laptops for nearly everything. Face-to-face social interactions and confrontations are becoming scarce as technology allows teenagers and young adults to hide behind their phones and computers. Young adults‚ especially high school and college students‚ need direct social skills to work on group projects in the classroom or to give a good impression in a job interview. I have found

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