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(The) Americorps Program
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12 pages of text plus 15 sources listed in a bibliography, many end notes, and 2 appendices. Paper discusses and analyzes the controversial issues surrounding Clinton's dying Americorps program during the mid-1990's.
Filename: Americor.wps
(The) Democratic Convention of 1968
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7 pages in length. A look at the historic events surrounding the '68 convention and the negative ramifications that they would have for the Democratic party in the ensuing years. The protests and riots of the '68 convention are discussed as well as the sociopolitical reasons for the Democrats' blame. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: Democcon.wps
(The) Ku Klux Klan in the South
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A 14 page report on the history of the early (post-Reconstruction) and twentieth century (1960's era) Ku Klux Klan and how it terrorized the South. A large part of this paper deals specifically with the case of Crenshaw County, Alabama and the Klan's hideous ability to effect itself as a major instigator of socio-political events. In theme, the writer attempts to remind us of how politically-powerful hate organizations can become so that we can hopefully prevent future uprisings. No Bibliography.
Filename: Kkk.wps
(The) US Armed Forces / A History Of Race and Gender Integration
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9 full pages on the history and changes in the military armed forces concerning its integrations. The writer describes racial and gender-related tensions, as well as positive aspects, strides taken, and varied opinions on the integration issue. An APA bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: integmil.wps
1919 / Book Review # 2
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As above; 6 pages & 4 supporting sources. Asinof :
Filename: 1919no2.rtf
1919 / Book Review # 3
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As above, 6 pages & 2 supporting sources. Asinof :
Filename: 1919no3.rtf
1919 / Book Review : An analytical discussion of Eliot Asinof's '1919
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America's Loss of Innocence.' Book offers evidence that key events such as the passing of the Valstead Act, the Black Sox scandal, and the U.S. decision not to join the league of nations contributed to this nation's 'loss of innocence.' 6 pages in length, Bibliography lists 5 supporting sources.
Filename: 1919.rtf
1920s: Liberal or Conservative?
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A 5 page paper which argues that the 1920s was a time when morals and ideals changed, becoming far more liberal than they had been. The paper also discusses F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby" in further illustrating these liberal changing times. Bibliography lists 4 additional sources.
Filename: RA1920s.rtf
1930's America; The Dramatic Age of Sight and Sound
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This 5 page paper looks at 1930's America and Warren Susman's argument that this was a dramatic era of sight and sound. The paper considers the use of sight and sound separately including the rise of nationalism and the role of the film industry and the social impact of radio using the example of Orson Well's radio presentation of the war of the Worlds. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
Filename: TEls1930.wps
1950s Fashion
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5 pages in length. Fashion of the 1950s was both sophisticated and moderate, groundbreaking and perpetual, high-end and affordable by any class. Indeed, 1950s fashion marked a distinct division in clothing that can only be considered a pertinent era in the roots of American fashion. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: TLC1950F.rtf
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