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    The role of government has developed throughout the years changing the way we view and act in society today. For example, the national government ensure that the citizens of the United States are all treated equally, applies law and order, and provides opportunities. The government has changed dramatically since we now have social media, newspapers, and the radio. However , not only has the government provided a strong impact in society in a positive way, but it has also impacted the society in

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    Ever since Donald Trump has become president the world has been at its worse. The country, as we know it, is dividing between races. Therefore, by the end of his term we will all presumably be in a war with each other. There are rumors of a world war between us and North Korea and killings are happening throughout the country. Furthermore, rioting is becoming a huge part of the country. When Trump began his term, half of the country became alarmed, surprised, resentful, or even excited. Donald

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    (citizens band) radio to reach out to drivers across the country, through her adulthood as scientist listening to different signals with larger, more expensive equipment than her previous CB radio. The movie features her journey from San Juan, Puerto Rico all the way through to her opportunity to use the machine she assisted in the creation of. From a young age Ellie was interested in planets, galaxies, and stars thanks to her father. She star gazed often in the movie using a telescope. She consistently

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    Plásticas, San Juan, Puerto Rico (1996) then a MFA from Bard College (2001). Allora and Calzadilla where also chosen to represent the United States in the 2011 Venice Biennale. They work with many kinds of media such as performance, sculpture, video, and sound art, to address such subjects relating to government, environment, and other topics. Allora and Calzadilla work Under Discussion (2005) part of Vieques Series reflects their view on the United States Navy occupying the Puerto Rican island of Vieques

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    Daniela Ibarra AFAS 371 Section 103 Fall 2017 Essay 4 Cultural appropriation is the adaption of aspects of a (minority) culture for its aesthetics without understanding the meaning behind it. Assimilation is when these aspects from a culture are resembled from another group and are comprehended. Acculturation is a bit of both; it means adopting these aspects because of prolonged contact to the culture according to Merriam Webster’s Dictionary. Appropriation is negative because it triggers racism

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    audience, while remaining easy to read, and its tone is not at all tense for the subject portrayed. Overthrow is written as a historical recountal of America’s overthrow of foreign governments, including those of Hawaii, the Philippines, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, Iraq, etc. The book uses these examples to argue that a strong nation strikes against a weaker one because “it seeks to impose its ideology, increase its power, or gain control of valuable resources.” The author of Overthrow did a phenomenal job

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    The United States had many ways to try and achieve it’s goals in Latin America. The United States Congress passed the Foraker Act, which established a civil government in Puerto Rico. This act authorized the President of the U.S. to appoint a governor and part of the Puerto Rican island legislature. The U.S. established Cuban as a protectorate. The Treaty of Paris granted Cuba its independence, but the U.S. Army didn’t want to withdraw from the island until the year 1902. The Platt Amendment restricted

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    Persepolis and When I was Puerto Rican As Persepolis is an graphic novel and ‘When I was puerto rican’ is a written memoir, they communicate with the reader differently. Firstly, they describe people and their actions in different ways. In Persepolis, the author shows people’s emotions through drawings. For example, when Marji is convinced by Shirin’s mother to go to a boarding school, she looks slightly evil in the drawings (The Soup, P. 160). She used the drawings to give a hint to the readers

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    5 crazy technologies that could be available by 2025 (-- removed HTML --) Over the past couple of decades technology has grown in leaps and bounds. We’ve gone from clunky computers and dial-up internet to a computer the size of a phone and 3G internet. We’ve made incredible medical advances, and we’re finally also starting to use our technology to better help our planet, but there’s still so much to create, discover, and learn about. Here are some crazy technologies that could be available by

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    Cape Cod, Massachusetts The beaches in Cape Cod attract hordes of visitors every day, most of who are attracted by the sparkling sands and aquamarine waters. The most popular area of the beachside for tourist is the Cape Cod National Seashore in the outer Cape Cod. On the overall, the Sandy beaches in Cape Code stretch some 559 miles. There are several places along the beach where children can enjoy low tide water pools. The other attractions here include clean public bathing waters, waterfront accommodations

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