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    To begin, the reforming impulse toward social reform had deep political and religious roots. As more and more people began to have the opportunity to take part in voting, critics argued that the American society still wasn’t becoming more democratic. Pointing to the promise of liberty and equality in the Declaration of Independence, they asserted that a true democracy wouldn’t permit slavery. Saying this, in the Second Great Awakening during the colonial era, the majority of American Protestants

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    Dietz, Volonnino, 2011, p. 87) The social trends of 1975 reported that approximately seventy-five percent of high school seniors expected to go to college. (College Plans for High School Seniors: October 1975, 1976) It was statically reported that college educated people made more money per year than non-college educated people and that college educated people had

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    Denominational Diversity a) Since there were so many people preaching in New York about hellfire it was known as the Burned-Over District b) Conservatives and Methodists consisted on different social classes such as the Methodists consisted of the Southern/Western people, while the conservatives consisted of people in the East who were usually more rich 3) A Desert Zion in Utah a) Joseph Smith founded a new religion of Mormonism due to his visions. He was killed but Brigham Young would replace

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    Do We Have Civil Rights?

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    Do We Have Civil Rights? I do not think we have civil rights even after 50 years of the Civil Rights Act. We have been carrying this generational target on our back. We can never seem to get rid of it. The target gets bigger with each generation. The target developed on our back in the early 1600s. The first slaves was brought to the colony of Jamestown, Virginia in 1619. The reason behind the slavery idea was to bring economic revolution to America with growing of cash crops like tobacco. Slavery

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    people, communities and institutions to advance integral human development in the face of shocks, cycles and trends" (2014, p.2). The vulnerable individuals themselves best characterize strength and resiliency. What vulnerable individuals accept helps most to their versatility limit is discriminating to current dialogs on resiliency. Contributors and NGOs may have their own meaning of the term; however, an understanding of what it really means to individuals looking to make their community resilient

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    oceans are located remotely near me, I have a few special experiences that got me interested in this field of study. I have been vacationing in Florida every year since I was two years old, and the ocean has always been my favorite part of the southern state. I have also been to Oregon in the past few years and that was my first encounter with tide pools, which I have been interested in ever since. Reefs have also been a point of interest for me since I was a child when I watched the movies “Shark

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    South. Under attack in state and federal courts, in a racially changed and disapproving South, the Klan hangs on —marginally, but still violent. In the summer of 1866, six young ex-Confederate officers organized a social club. Drawing on their college Greek, they adopted the term for circle, "kuklos." They added the alliterative word "klan," and the "Ku Klux Klan" was

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    President Abraham Lincoln gave the Gettysburg Address on November 1863 at the site of the bloodiest and most decisive battle of the American Civil War in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. The address attempted to give meaning and purpose to the war. Lincoln states in his Gettysburg Address that it was the job of the living to fight so “that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom -- and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth.” However

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    Career and College Research Paper J.K. Rowling once said, “Imagination is not only the uniquely human capacity to envision that which is not, and therefore the fount of all innovation. In its arguably most transformative and revelatory capacity, it is the power to that enables us to empathize with humans whose experiences we have never shared” (“J. K. Rowling Quotes."). I want to be a writer. A writer is a person who is a fountain of imagination and innovation. A writer is a creator of worlds, a

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    Social Work Field Report

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    and appropriately because it will help them later on in their careers. Introduction and Objectives As a first year social work major, I was interested to know the impact writing has on other graduate students and professionals in my discourse community. Before I began my research, I knew that I would be required to type papers related to practices in social work and field reflections, but I wanted to know more about the professional writing I would need to be able to do further into my career.

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