The Trooper

Battle Analysis of the Battle of Little Bighorn On June 25, 1876, The Battle of Little Bighorn took place near the Black Hills in Montana. This was one of the most controversial battles of the 20th century and the line between good guys and bad guys was grey at best. Gen. George Armstrong Custer (reduced to LTC after the civil war) had 366 men of the 7thU.S. Cavalry under his command that day. Sitting Bull (A Medicine Man) led 2000 braves of the Lakota, Northern Cheyenne, and Arapaho tribes (Klos

Police brutality is becoming a trend in America. Tensions among the public and especially the African American community are rising due to the latest cases of police brutality. Many people believe that we have come far in this society but to be honest Racism is still a factor. The use of brutal and lethal force by some police officers leading to unnecessary deaths have African American parents on edge to send their children outside for anything. Law enforcement and people whom we trust with our

she has experienced in her life being apart of the civil rights and Black Panther movements. Throughout the Shakur’s story, she first talks about her experience after being beaten and then being transported to the hospital where New Jersey State Troopers tormented her each day she was there. Her accounts of her visit at the hospital showed that even the black woman could be treated with the same harsh treatment like the black man in society. Assata Shakur was treated like an animal; she was beaten

think that it is reasonable to stretch nationality into race. Furthermore, to expose the hypocrisy of the police department she does a really good job appealing to the reader's emotions by pointing out a specific situation: The Diallo Shooting. Troopers shot eleven rounds into a van full of unarmed minorities after the police pulled them over for an unclear reason. And it comes to be really ironic when at the same time Safir, New York City Police Commissioner, argues against racial profiling but

beginning for other parks as well from these dangers to life. Climate change, hunting, or even endangerment should not stop people from trying to save this park. Denali Park is a beauty and has many sites for future people to see. Park rangers and state troopers of Alaska need to step it up and become more aware of the situation. The views of Denali will reach its beginning lifestyle no matter what it takes. I believe that change is needed for this park from all the facts I have

Park, Maryland. The college was established in 1856 as Maryland Agricultural College. The five star started in 1989 on a 420 section of land grounds. The grounds was utilized as an armed force camp, first for Union officers, then for Confederate troopers, amid the Civil War. (There were sensitivities for both sides at the college.) After the war the school went into liquidation and was changed over to a young men's preliminary secondary school for two or three years, the recaptured its legs as a

started doing my usual routine, I shadowed one of the town clerk, while she was setting up for court. But this time, I became more hands on because I remember the routine for court. I remember feeling let down because always get miss up with who’s the trooper or state police in the traffic ticket. However, overall I still felt pretty good because I try my best. It was a long day that court date because there was a hearing and a public defender. Whenever you see a public defender in the courtroom, you know

Enabling law was key to maintain the Nazism in power without any dispute and therefore no opposition of the parliament. At the March elections the Nazi party was the largest single political party. After suspending the Communists, and using his storm-troopers (the SA) to intimidate members of the other parties, Hitler had the two-thirds majority in the parliament he needed to suspend the country's constitution. This was essential since Hitler now had the power to issue new laws without consulting parliament

hundred men of congress, and the U.S Rep. John Lewis of Georgia, a man who experienced the march at Selma, were the powerful political figures who joined him on stage. The president paid tribute to the marches who were beaten near death by state troopers on March 7, 1965, as they aimed to cross the Edmund Pettus Bridge toward Montgomery

Boom! Pow! Shots were fired! Screams could be heard from miles away. Tears could be seen from all over the town. Many things were lost that day, which include three beautiful lives. The Orangeburg massacre was a tragedy which transpired on the dreadful night of February 8th, 1968. A large group of African American students protested with riots by cause of the segregation of a bowling alley titled “All Star Bowling”. The students protested with a brawl/riot on the University of South Carolina (USC)