Americans of today’s society view their home country as a melting pot of culture, customs, and creeds. America has grown to be the most culturally diverse nation in the world but this feat did not happen rapidly. The most culturally diverse country in the world consisted, in its most ancient of forms, of untamed and […]
Sylvester Stallone’s “Rocky” is universally regarded as a classic film. Winning multiple Oscars, launching the acting career of Stallone himself (perhaps not the best consequence in the long run…), and inspiring several people to run up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, virtually everyone has cheered on “The Italian Stallion” in his fight […]
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Introduction American identity is a concept that did not develop until the 19th century. Before that, America was still a colony of Britain and shared in its imperial identity. Development of this American identity was witnessed in various sectors of society. Through sports we see the American culture trying to define […]
What is a legacy? Is it the inheritance one leaves behind for others to use and cherish as they please? Is it just being remembered for something like an award or a trophy? Both of these are what some people would consider a legacy. A legacy is about going through the trials and tribulations to succeed […]
Benjamin Franklin All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, For centuries the words of William Shakespeare’s character Jaques in As You Like It have resounded with audiences and readers. Surely these words also […]
The One True King Gaius Julius Caesar Octavian, or Augustus is one of history’s most interesting people. He was presented an entirely unique opportunity, the likes of which we are never like to see again. Octavian, as he was known at the time, was a nephew of the then dictator of Rome, the infamous Julius […]
It is July 26, 1952 and a group of Argentinean aristocrats toast to the news of the death of one of their great enemies, first lady Eva Perón. (Larson) But on the streets of small, rural towns and in the homes of the people, there was mourning; because first lady Eva Peron was much more […]
Media Checking Proposition: Prejudice on the War on Terrorism For this assignment on media tracking I am focusing on the predisposition shown in concerns to exactly how the battle on terrorism covered in various news electrical outlets. The first signs of this were after September 11th when Bush proclaimed a war on terrorism. This led […]
Media reporting has fundamentally changed in the last century. As the power of the executive has increased and the dissatisfaction with Congress has grown; the public demand for strong leadership has shifted to an inherent media bias towards the executive branch over the legislative branch. Today, the media functions as a subsidiary of the executive […]
Petitioners, three public college students in Des Moines, Iowa, were suspended from school for wearing black armbands to oppose the Government’s plan in Vietnam. John F. Tinker, 15 years of ages, and also petitioner Christopher Eckhardt, 16 years of ages, attended senior high schools in Des Moines, Iowa. Petitioner Mary Beth Tinker, John’s sibling, was […]
In my opinion, Adnan Syed should not have been found guilty under his circumstances. He was wrongfully convicted for the murder of Hae Min Lee and should be exonerated. Adnan was wrongfully convicted because he was found guilty simply on the basis of reasonable doubt, had been exploited by his defense lawyer, and was provided […]
Typically a State of the Union address is used to announce new initiatives and to rally support for proposed legislation, but to little surprise, Trump spent much of his time talking about his accomplishments over the past year. President Donald Trump’s State of the Union speech was markedly different from State of the Union addresses […]
An overview of the actors of the conflict includes national congress party government whose president is Omar Hassan Ahmed Al Bashir, the Sudan people liberation movement army headed by Abdullah Aziz Adam Alhilu, the commissioner of my village, my village mates and the family members. The bad side of my story normally begun before 2011 […]
Have modern Americans live up to the five ideals since expressed in the Declaration of Independence? The citizens of American have come a long ways since then and have made an enormous amount of progress of reaching the five ideals which are opportunity, liberty, rights, equality and democracy; but still have some ways to go. […]
The Constitution, Bill of Rights, and the Declaration of Independence are all unique documents in their own right. Although they share many aspects, they also have their respective differences. The Bill of Rights is the name given to the first ten amendments or changes to the Constitution. The Constitution set laws to start the United […]
The English Magna Carta and the Declaration of Independence (D.O.I) are both documents which guaranteed and protected the rights of the citizens. Three specific rights that both documents focused on were liberty, the pursuit of happiness and self-government. Liberty in both of these documents means freedom from despotic government or from foreign or external rule. […]
In a revolution there are multiple important questions to ask to explain what they are. These questions can be poised as What is a Revolution and why do they occur, How do the Governments obtain and maintain power, and what are common pitfalls do revolutions experience. These questions can be found in the “Declaration of […]
Language, to be religious, that you were suppose to be born here in the states (or if your parents were born here), or to have an ethnic background. But its really about commiting to the political ideals of liberty, equality, and republicanism. To also be nationalist and patriotic to your own country. Today, there are […]
The United States of America started as a colony of the British Empire, one of the largest empires of its time, and rebelled against them in order to obtain independence. Because of America’s roots in rebellion against an empire, the U.S. has always disliked the idea of imperialism (Hitchens). America’s image of itself has never […]
After the Spanish-American War in 1898, imperialism became a popular and important topic in America. American grew with the annexation of Hawaii, Commodore’s victory in the Philippines and the US now possessing Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Philippine islands. However, controversies and conflicts arose on whether Americans should support imperialism. Carl Schurz, the leader of […]
During the era of imperialism and the plague of capitalism, the capitalist system is unable to sustain organized advances in the living standards of the globe’s working class. The suffering from capitalism and the resultant distress for the people can only be stopped by the conscious employees’ revolution. The revolution is a deliberate act of […]
The powerful philosophy of manifest destiny and America’s relentless fighting capabilities popularized imperialism. Various foreign policy events that occurred in America were dealt with by simply conquering them. Imperialism can be defined as a policy of extending a country’s power and influence through diplomacy or military force. Many Americans truly believed that their country would […]
At the end of the Civil War, America was becoming increasingly outward looking as exports of both manufactured goods and agricultural goods shot up. Many Americans believed that United States had to expand or explore after the close of the western frontier. The U.S. was bursting with a new sense of power and nationalism, generated […]
The victims can come from every races and religion background. Mass shootings in the United States have been sadly become a popular trend by individual or organization in public and nonpublic places. One example is in February 2018 a young man started fire at Douglas high school in Parkland Florida killing seventeen students and staff […]
Is a story that tells us about this world and what it would be like if it was based on oppressed feminism. Since Gilead was built on oppressed feminism it would be considered a dystopia for most or all women. Offred who is the protagonist describes this dystopia that she lives in, where women are […]
Introduction In Michael J. Sandel’s book Justice: What is the Right Thing to Do?, Sandel discusses moral questions in which there are split opinions. He offers new perspectives to controversial issues. His purpose seems to be to display different views to what is right and what is wrong. It depicts just how difficult it is […]
First, is the economic view. On May 29th, 2002 the IPO was $15 per share, ending the first day at $16.75. By February 2004, Netflix was selling at over $70 per share. Unfortunately, the stock sputtered for the next 4 plus years and was trading at less than $19 per share in November 2008. In […]
In the novel Sofia Petrovna, the author Lydia Chukovkaya tells a story about Sofia and her dreadful experience living in the soviet union the reign of Stalin in the 1930s. Sofia Petrovna is a loyalist to the Soviet regime; however, after the arrest of her son Koyla, her life turns upside down living in constant […]
We live in the constant threat of war, that the media substantiates daily. Considering the political unrest, we currently reside, it has become increasingly important to understand how our government comes to making the decisions they make on our behalves that we ultimately need to abide by. The purpose of this paper is to explore […]
I believe the United States should reform its political rules and practices to become more democratic by using proportional representation to determine who gets seats in the legislature, extending voting rights and implementing a parliamentary system. I don’t think the U.S is as democratic as it has always claimed to be. Our current voting laws […]
