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Media has been used all throughout the creation of the United States. It started back when there were just 13 colonies, and we were hungry for freedom. The media was a major factor to get people to be for the war. Thomas Paine was a major help with his pamphlet called Common Sense. This became…

What exactly did Martin Luther King Jr. stand for? Children across America learn about MLK each and every year, usually in January, near his birthday. But are the schools getting it right? They teach students about racial equality and his infamous speech, “I Have a Dream.” Is that really what King was about? Obviously, he…

In “Letter from Birmingham Jail,” Martin Luther King Jr. writes about how segregated the U.S. is and how it affects the people that are “inferior” to the white folks. He goes through the ways he is upset about police brutality, the way it is justified to break the law when it is unjust, and the…

The era of the sass’s was one of confusion, rebellion, and liberation. The British had stopped Its salutary neglect of the American colonies and now taxed them heavily to make up for their losses In the seven years’ war. During this turmoil, an upstaging journalist In Philadelphia by the name of Thomas Paine wrote a…

Ministers think Martin Luther king is being unwise and untimely and that he really shouldn’t be protesting now and so Martin Luther king wants to respond to them in this letter to tell them why he’s right and what he’s doing. Martin Luther king came to Birmingham because one, he was invited and two, he…

Even after slavery was abolished in the United States, discrimination against African Americans still took place in society. Laws were even created to separate and differentiate the lives and rights of the African American populace from that of the Caucasian populace. Society is always changing, so campaigns against racial segregation were certain to happen eventually….

Martin Luther King, Jr. was a pastor who organized nonviolent protests. He also sparked the civil rights movement. He wasn’t a violent man, he wanted peace for blacks and whites. Martin Luther King jr. was born on January 15, 1929 in Atlanta GA. He attended David T. Howard Elementary School. Then he attended Washington High…

First, the history of voting goes back to the 18th century when our founding fathers were deciding what laws our states should follow. The Articles of Confederation was the original constitution that consisted of some lower-class laws that did not specify as much as the Constitution did. It was a way to set laws for…

This story will teach of how to respect others. There are many people who in the world are racist. This means to be rude to another person by skin color,religion,etc. It is a horrible thing but you and I everyone can stop it. Here is how we can stop racism. So here are a few…

The works of Jonathan Edwards and Thomas Paine are complete opposites. Both have a very one-sided view of there religious beliefs. They go in detailed options of their region. They both have very different view of religious beliefs that will discussed: the work of Johnathan Edwards “Sinners In the Hand of An Angry God”, Thomas…