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History 2112 Critical Analysis Paper #1 Dr. Pitts James Hamby Monday-Wednesday 8:30pm Patriot’s vs. People’s Howard Zinn’s, Peoples’ History of the US and Larry Schweikart’s, Patriots’ History of the US are two analytical views on history that most people would consider politically conflicting. Zinn’s Marxist book was widely praised by liberal activist and Schweikart’s book is greatly publicized by conservatives like Rush Limbaugh and Glenn Beck. These two widely known historians turned their

Harry Jodelle Kamgaing History 1301-Section 336 Nathan Giesenschlag 23 September 2013 Essay: Topic: Compare and Contrast “Thomas Jefferson’s first inaugural

“Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty” (Kennedy 1). In the words of Kennedy, as Americans we will do anything to ensure our liberty. This brings up a good question to how America was really founded. There are a lot of people and events that went into the foundation of America, but two of the most important are George Washington

Naturalization Civics Test There have been millions of immigrants who try to become citizen in the United States. As far as then becoming citizens is as far of American history knowledge they have. The Naturalization Civics Test makes a person become a citizen a bit more easily. The Naturalization Civics Test is important, because even one of even if you get 6 out of 10 in the test you still pass, the question were intended to be hard but became easier, if you study your history it’s an easy pass

On April 4, Philadelphia Liberty Community Church(P) held it's regular Monday bible study. Several people were invited but finally only Esau attended. Esau has been attendeding bible study since last Monday. Through last week conversations with him, the minister saw that he was ready to listen to Romans. So this Monday the minister preached Romans 1:18-32. Esau nodded his head frequently during the message time. He completely agreed that the passage speaks the truth. He shared that those people

Yellow Fever blew through Philadelphia like a huge tornado storm, killing people one by one as it goes by in summer 1793. Over 5000 were killed by this deadly disease that many know as Yellow Fever. Many might be wondering how this disease came to be what it is today. It forms by one little mosquito bite on your body that injects the “poison” like substance. These mosquitos came from the forgein ships that came to Philadelphia in 1793.The “treatment” that they believe in to cure this fever was pretty

Vice President for the Philadelphia Gryphon's Football Rugby Club (FRC). I am responsible for the scheduling of all home games and coordinating all fields with the Philadelphia Parks and Recreations department. I order and keep inventory of all equipment and supplies for the team. I coordinate all travel for away games and tournaments across the country and International. Last year I helped plan the travel and coordination for our team trip to Sydney, Australia. I am currently planning the travel

I went beyond the poems and did some research on the both of them. “Streets of Philadelphia” by Bruce Springsteen was based off of the arise of HIV in the 80s. “Evil That Men Do” by Queen Latifah was based off how poor society was and how people were blind to it. These poems are alike in many ways. They both are expressing the feeling of discrimination and unjust. The similar tone in the poems are disappointed in the public and society is treated and a protest on what needs to change. There are

“Philadelphia Fire laments the impossibility of attaining this ideal in late twentieth-century urban America.” Start with the investigation of escaped orphan from the fire, Cudjoe, the protagonist of the novel revealed a decayed city. The narrative of this book is highly fragmented, especially in Part II, Wildman merged Cudjoe and himself to one narrator. In Part III, Wildman even created a mysterious character, J.B, to represent all the people saw the degeneration/fire. Through this way, Wildman

In Philadelphia we are exposed to violence, grief and experience things that people in other cities wouldn’t from a young age. With that being said our police force can be more aggressive in certain circumstances especially towards young black men. Prob cause changes on case to case basis, there are many lives that could have been saved if the police had exercised their vow to serve and protect. It seems as if now suspicious activity is being black in a neighborhood where you supposedly “don’t belong”