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    The Mexican-American was very important to our country. We not only annexed Texas but, gained other states what is now modern day California, Utah, and Nevada. Mexico also obtains from the war which was debt relief. This paper explains how America and Mexico went from enemies to allies. Cause and Effect of the Mexican-American War The Mexican-American War was the first war Americans fought on foreign soil. (Staff H. C., 2015) James K. Polk, president at the time, thought the United States had

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    The Symbol Of The Flag

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    American flag; our nation’s symbol that we as citizens have all come to maintain common relations when reflecting on our country. The iconic symbol prides with thirteen white and red stripes representing what was once our country’s thirteen colonies. There are fifty white stars placed upon a blue background representing all of our fifty states. The nation’s flag waves high in the sky or is pinned to people’s walls representing our nationalism and accomplishments. The colors of the flag can be easily

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    feet thick, standing fifty feet over the low tide mark. It was originally designated to hold six hundred fifty men and one hundred thirty-five guns; unfortunately the fort was never filled to this capacity. On March 5th, 1861, the day after his inauguration as president of the United States, Abraham Lincoln was delivered an urgent message from the Commander of the U.S. Troops holding Fort Sumter in Charleston Harbor. Maj. Anderson stated that there was less than a six- week supply of food left available

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    George bush Essay

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    S. Senate against Ralph Yarborough, the Democratic incumbent. Yarborough argued that Bush's views were too extreme, and, like most Republican candidates that year, Bush was defeated in the landslide that accompanied the victory of Texas Democrat Lyndon B. Johnson over U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona in the presidential election. Bush's strong showing in the firmly Democratic state, however, won the attention of a former Republican vice president and U.S. senator from California, Richard Nixon

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    and third base lines. According to Bloomberg News, there are an estimated 1,750 spectators that are injured at major league games and there are an estimated 53,000 foul balls that enter the seats every year. (Bumbaca, 2015) This should be a huge red flag for Major League Baseball because every time a foul ball enters the stands, there

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    Battle of the Alamo Essay

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    Introduction The siege, fall and ensuing massacre of nearly two hundred Alamo defenders at the hands of Mexican General, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna y Perez de Lebron’s army of over five thousand was a defining moment in both Texan, and American history. For 13 days against insurmountable odds, a small, but very determined Texan garrison force fended off an equally determined Mexican Army ordered to capture it. I’ll discuss the events and political climate leading up to the siege, key historic

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    States. Following his choice, Mexico once again reminded America that the annexation of Texas would be perceived as an act of war. However, the Americans were more focused on the land they would be in control of if Texas were annexed. On March 1, 1845 Congress passed the proposal for Texas’ annexation, making it officially part of the United States. Though it was official, Mexico still didn’t recognize Texas as part of the U.S. The Mexican ambassador claimed that the U.S had illegally taken control

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    Wooden Roller Coasters

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    go up to 66 mph max. After roller coasters started back around 1885 most of them were made out of wood. One of the first roller coasters was built by Lamarcus Adana Thompson in 1885. His roller coaster was called “Russian Mountains”. It was built over St. Petersburg in Russia. Others believe that the first modern roller coaster was built by the French and was made out of steel. Back then, the roller coasters was 50 cents

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    Career and College Research Paper What is an Automotive Technician?An automotive technician is someone who works on and fixes vehicles. My career choice is to be an Automotive Technician. Universal Technical Institute (UTI) Dallas is the college of my choice because of their reputation and their teaching techniques. I want to eventually become a master mechanic, but that takes time. It is important to understand the education or the training requirements, skills or talents needed, salary and benefits

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    actually used two queries for the 9/11 analysis. QUERY ONE: Step 1: "Freedom of Speech" and "flag-burning" (English Only) = 448. Step 2: Narrowed to articles in the United States = 63. Step 3: Those written after 9/11/2001 = 46 Step 4: After reviewing the titles and abstracts, refined to = 29 I experimented with several different sequencing of search logic. At first I used "symbolic speech" instead of "flag-burning," but the results were too large for the purposes of this paper. The search logic

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