Our nation

where life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are available to everyone regardless of race, creed, or social status. The sad truth about our nation, however, is that it has been the land of the free for some and not others. The black community, in particular, has suffered as a result of centuries-old racism, and our nation still feels the scars from our battles over equality. Malcolm X was a man who felt uniquely called to expose the ills and contradictions of an American society that putatively

population encompassing our schools today are vast. The demographics of our nation are ever changing. Our individual states are having their dynamics altered as migration happens and change becomes the norm. Our counties and cities are evolving as well. Everywhere we look change is happening. We can see this by looking around, however we can justify our thoughts and feelings of change by looking at the cencus and changes in numbers within different populations. Looking at our nation as a whole I see a

food restaurants in the whole wide world. The history of fast food was in the early twenties since the first fast food restaurant opened. This type of food choice has become even more appealing to the world in which we live today. It 's impacted our nation in many ways you can say. Compared to other foods it 's something that working people and ordinary people can go out and enjoy. McDonald 's is the most popular fast food chain. The all-American meal is hamburger, fries and a coke or a shake. McDonald

Our nation, in my opinion, is by far the best, most civilized, and most advanced nation in the world. Our industrial revolution truly is remarkable, we have come so far, and we are still thinking forward and doing our very best to further, advance and better our society and country. Yes, many other countries or nations may have knowledge of things we have not yet uncovered, and this is why we should have and maintain peaceful and positive relations with them, however, we should not interfere or spread

Back then, when our nation was established, security was not an issue. The towns then were little and almost everyone knew their fellow neighbors and what was going on. The security of the individual is an essential right. Without protection, the vote based framework that we know would not exist. Protection is one of the central qualities on which our nation was established. There are special cases to the protection of our rights that are made by the requirement for resistance and security. In every

The latter half of the 19th century ushered in growth and change that we still live with in the 21st century. We became an industrial powerhouse in an era of unbridled capitalism. The face of our nation was transformed from an economic culture steeped in agriculture to an economic culture steeped in industry and technology. We were connected coast to coast via railroad and were able to communicate by telegraph and new inventions included the telephone. Travel and communication were accelerated; manufacturing

Hannah Locklear Luigi Mendez POLI 130 11 November 2016 The Nations Within Our Nation Native Americans within the United States are the aboriginal population of the land. America was not a vacuum domicillium (empty landscape) when explorers arrived—that was just a statement tool used to justify the mass genocide and conquests that occurred after colonization (Welch 9). There were millions of Native peoples that populated this land with preexisting political structures and tribal relations of

In this day in age, there are many potential threats to our nation and we must protect the American people with tact, and perceptiveness. When handling foreign affairs our main goal is to insure the welfare of our nation. While it may seem at times immoral not to police the world, we’ve tried that approach and it has been extremely unsuccessful. We’ve lost American lives for wars that we haven’t needed to be in. Although upholding the blessings of liberty wherever they may be violated is paramount

Hydroelectricity: The Power for Our Nation As America becomes more and more industrialized, the energy needed to power the machines of industrialization increases as well. To do this, there must be a source of energy to supply this power. It must be reliable, and there must be enough of it to be used. Of course, when talking about having a lot or enough of an energy resource, renewable resources are the most ideal. A resource that is most ideal for powering our nation is hydroelectricity. It is an

Would our founding fathers agree with the progress in women’s rights? Absolutely not. The founding of our nation did not promote women’s rights and equality among all people. In 1876 on July 4th, one hundred years after the declaration of independence was written, women still did not have any say so in any political, economical, or social rights. The declaration of independence states that “all Men are created equal”. I believe that the founding fathers would not approve of women’s role in our society