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    One of the most important things about the Civil War is the politics. One reason for that is in general, if a certain president is elected that can change the outcome of the war. The reason why that changes the outcome of the war is that different people (aka different presidents) have different ideas and plans for how the soldiers should attack or defend from the opposing side. Also the presidents will most likely choose different generals to command their armed forces. The south side created their

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    EN 111 4/16/13 "Don 't shoot! I 'm not armed!" Many have heard the saying, “Guns don’t kill people, people kill people,” then on December 14, 2012, Adam Lanza, fatally shot twenty children and six adult staff members at Sandy Hook Elementary School in the small town of Newtown, Connecticut. Ever since this tragic day, there has been a large push for gun control in the US, led by President Obama. The bills that are before Congress would make penalties for buying guns illegally more onerous, address

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    victim, offender and the broader community. The nature of justice is that it is equal to all, fair from bias and is accessible. In the case on R v Rolfe and R v Weston (2017) the two offenders; Timothy Rolfe and John Weston, members of the Rebels Outlaw Motorcycle Club were sentenced at the NSW Supreme Court on a joint criminal enterprise for the murder of 29-year-old Laurence Starling. The killing was motivated by revenge for an unpaid extortion debt of $200,000 between the deceased’s business partner

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    postulations of Locke and his contemporaries were relegated to conceptualizations made from pen and paper, there existed a period of American history in which the promise of a life free from the regulations and customs drove countless entrepreneurs and outlaws westward despite the numerous dangers affiliated with life beyond the boundaries of civilization. In Stagecoach (1939), Director John Ford portrays both the dangers and promises associated with life beyond the safety of civilized society by means

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    During the 19th century, many events occurred that contributed to the controversies of the issue of slavery. Many people believed that slavery should not be abolished because they were seen as resources and property. While other people believed that slavery should be abolished because they are humans just like every other white person. One event that occurred during the 19th was the attack on Harpers Ferry, which was lead by an abolitionist who disapproved slavery in order to bring awareness towards

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    True Grit Analysis

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    argument, the three set off to find Lucky Ned Pepper and his group hoping that Tom Chaney is part of it. Mattie, Rooster Cogburn, and LaBoeuf go through many trials during the long journey but it is all worth it at the end when they kill multiple outlaws, the most important one being Tom Chaney. Through-out Mattie's life, she stays straightforward, witty, determined and lets nothing stand in her way; Mattie Ross is a girl with true grit. There are several occasions where Mattie shows that she shows

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    Reconstruction Violence

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    The Reconstruction Act had divided the South in 5 military districts that to supervise the elections of debates to state conventions to write new constitutions. For example, In Robertson County the Freedmen’s Bureau agent had arrested men accused of murdering black is in an attack on a political meeting. Texas has a reputation for violence even before the war, and it had been intensified in the war’s wake. Freedmen had been particular object of murder, assault, and intimidation. Such activities worsened

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    The Protestant Reformation was the religious revolution that took place in the Western church during the 16th century and was initially aimed at reforming the beliefs and practices of the Roman Catholic Church. Western Christianity was developed in the areas of the former Western Roman Empire and consisted of the Latin Church of the Roman Catholic Church, the Waldensians, and Hussites, along with a wide variety of Protestant denominations, that include Anglicanism, Anabaptism, Calvinism, and Lutheranism

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    Gloria Anzaldua concept of borderlands is one of many aspects. To begin it is a place that is consistently transitioning, full of multiple people who are seen as different. The borderlands is also a territory where the third world and the first world meets, specifically it is located in the US -Mexican border. Its where cultures collide, it is what separates us from them and determines what we view safe and unsafe, but most importantly it is an unnatural boundary, made to separate us. The people

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    Biker Gangs Sociology

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    motorcycle groups or biker groups have evolved into the society’s general and normal view of what a gang is: an outlaw, vicious, criminal, deviant group of people. The groups that society labeled as ‘biker gangs’ or ‘motorcycle gangs’ are notoriously known for their dangerous and violent behaviors. Therefore, research with any well-known gangs such as the Hells Angels, the Pagans, the Outlaws, and the Bandidos becomes difficult because a code of loyalty within the gang and a

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