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- 11681: Fascism
- ... Hitler, using modern technology, furthered his power. He used the microphone, radio, and newspaper to create any appearance that fascism will be the new political power in the twentieth century. Hitler once said that "The great masses of people_ will more easily fall victim to a big lie than to a small one." (Nazi Fascism and the Modern Totalitarian State) He accomplished this feat by use of the microphone, speaking to ...
- 11682: Impeachment Proceedings On Clinton
- ... senators decided not to dismiss the charges against Clinton. When the voting neared concerning removal of office, some of the senators got angry. Senators from both parties said Clinton lied, dishonored his office, and caused great damage to his presidency. On February 12 President Clinton was acquitted on both counts, perjury and obstruction of justice. The senate felt that the charges had merit, but did not warrant removal. Many are glad ...
- 11683: Style Of J.D Salinger
- ... symbol to Joseph Carney (French, J.D. Salinger 63). The sun is lucky to Joseph in that it helps Joseph turn his entire life around, from the rut it had been into a life of great prosperity (French, J.D. Salinger 66). The sun provides inspiration for Joseph to change his life (French, J.D. Salinger 66). The characters in J.D. Salinger''s works start out in bad situations. Through ...
- 11684: Analyze the Triumph and Tragedy of the Manhattan Project
- ... Enola Gay released the 4 tons "Little Boy" the name given to the bomb. Within an instant the bomb destroyed sixty thousand houses in a three mile radius. The impact of the bomb was so great that practically all living things, human and animals, literally were burned to death by the tremendous heat and pressure caused by the blast. They estimated that 129,558 persons were killed, injured, or missing. Hearing ...
- 11685: The Jury System
- ... prejudice happen to see a juror who gives a big yawn or dozes during trial, minus image generalizes with conviction. Let me give you a concrete example. Under sensational headline of newspapers, mass media reports great costs of jury trials as if every trial by a jury costs a lot. I agree with the idea of jury system. It is very good that American people participate in judicature. But, many people ...
- 11686: The Presidio Trust
- ... Congress to the National Park Service to administer the property. This allowance will gradually decrease over the next 15 years until the Trust is totally self-sufficient. In my opinion the Presidio Trust is a great new way to start up a national park. The Presidio just proves that if an area of land has the right people behind it the Government has the funding to help with the change over ...
- 11687: The Native Americans Had All Rights to Their Lands
- ... end it made me think a lot more about what actual happened back then, and it made me mad. In a way I have to be thankful that what happened , happened because I have a great life. I Thank God for not bringing me into this world when all this was happening, I don't think I would have the heart to do that.
- 11688: The Writing of the Federalist Papers
- ... government should be run. His beliefs and ideas were building blocks, and structures for us to follow. Madisons work on The Constitution of the United States gave him his best opportunity to exercise his great talents. He was definitely an asset to the people of the United States.
- 11689: Is The United States Giving Too Much To The United Nations?
- ... back at years of war, conflict, and starvation in some countries while others wasted food, and wonder why didn't people try to make things better for all? Why didn't countries like the US, Great Britain, France, Germany, and Japan step up and give these countries the ability to get moving in the right direction? I just hope that this day will come, and we can all live as a ...
- 11690: Sir Isaac Newton
- ... well as in other ways. In 1703 he was elected president of the Royal Society, and in 1705 Queen Anne knighted him. Isaac Newton died in 1727. He was buried in Westminster Abbey, among other great men of England. His statue stands today in the hall of Trinity College, Cambridge University. In my personal opinion Sir Isaac Newton was a crazy fruitcake. He lived like a hermit and when he discovered ...
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