Through "The Gettysburg Address", Lincoln clearly states his views on what the country once was, how it was during the time he was in, and what his hopes and dreams for the future were. ... He had seen a nation divided, thousands of soldiers killed, families broken, and a sense of pride that Americans once shared shattered. Lincoln, knowledgeable of this fact pleaded with the Americans to once again, "have a new birth of freedom". ... Lincoln challenged the people of the time to put effort into the future. Not only did he want the nation to taste freedom once again; he called them "to be d...

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Not officially a war at all Korea was the first conflict of its kind, it changed the policy of how America would fight its future wars. ... Once the Main Line of Resistance had been drawn and the troops had dug in the politics and limited war tactics that have become the only constant in every conflict following Korea became ever-present. ... Once night had fallen U.N troops ventured out into no-mans land under the cover of night to locate and eliminate any communist troops in the area. ... Future presidents would send troops anywhere in the world for any purpose without approval, using the...

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It has a major responsibility over the country's future and the decisions made about such future. ... However, if fewer people are involved, less knowledgeable the future generations will become, thus making it easier for corporations to manipulate results and the path America's government take. ... Given Congress analysis and the political behavior of American people, I once again state that the American government is indeed broken. ...

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Fear of communism, nuclear war, the future, and of all things considered unknown, unusual or untraditional ran wild throughout the United States as the Eisenhower administration worked tirelessly to address the hysterical concerns of his constituents, doing so masterfully. ... The condition of mutually assured destruction or MAD ensured that once one side struck, the other would strike just as hard, if not harder spiraling both nations into oblivion. ... Furthermore, Eisenhower understood the importance of education for the future of this great nation. ...

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Four President's effects on American Isolationism during the 20th Century On September 6, 1904 Teddy Roosevelt made the most future altering decision of the twentieth century. ... first were spoken by a president who was once convinced that staying out of foreign affairs was the only way to insure stability. ... With the end of the Cold War struggle between the United States and Soviet Union in the early 1990s, some Americans are once again calling for the United States to retreat into isolationism. ...

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Once in office, it was clear in his Union Address on Jan 8, 1964, that his goals were to fight poverty and minimize the nation's federal spending. Naturally, Johnson's humble upbringing led him to be thrifty and financially conscientious, all the while keeping a head towards a brighter future. ... Medicare was a large aspect of Johnson's future goals, and this was evident after the authorization of the Medicare Act of 1965 that covered most hospital and nursing costs, as well as another plan to aid the medical expenses of the needy (Devaney, John 100-101.) ...

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We are the future, and politicians feel that they are the one's who should take it in to priority to mold our political minds. ... These comedians are not seen to be escapists from hard news, as they once were, but as legitimate commentators on it. ...

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So Florida votes were a big issue to see who was going to be our future president in United States. ... Once we click who we want to vote for we can not go back and change our minds. ... Once again they may not like the party they are working for but they might get huge amount of money out of them. ...

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Soon after the execution of the 13th Amendment, the governing forefathers once again determined and agreed that it was necessary to clarify citizen's rights. ... As such, once again there was a need to clarify the rights of Americans. ... The 1980's under both the Reagan and Bush administrations the focus was on economic empowerment and set the stage for future attempts at ending AA. ...

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The Articles of Confederation: Once our Government, Now our History The Articles of Confederation was the first constitution of the United States of America. ... Though to end the existing chaos and build a stronger democratic society for the future, the government would need to be more powerful and centralized. ...

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As the world grows with the new times we must look at these such important issues that will dramatically affect us soon enough in the future. ... Canady states that once born, a child cannot be killed or allowed to die because he or she is unwanted. ...

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He also revealed ways he planned on changing the future of the nation in his first term in office. ... For example, his statement of his father being an African-American male, and not being able to be served in a public restaurant, allowed for his listeners to emotionally connect to the fact that they once lived in a segregated world and how much he plan on not allowing the past to manifest in the country he now leads. ...

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As I hung up the phone, I had so many thoughts and emotions all at once. ... She felt God would heal all (Wattleton, 5).Once while riding in Mama's gray Buick we briefly discussed my career (Wattleton, 119). ... We must not look back, but look forward to the bright promise of Ponton 6 our future. ...

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This immediately reinstated Americans trust in the banking system, causing the American people to once again making deposits instead of withdrawals, and thereby eliminating the crisis. ... It seems to me that by believing the government would turn things back around, the American people became more confident of the future and they were no longer afraid to go out and spend money once again. ...

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This kept the United States in its loner state once again. ... By concerning ourselves with other nations affairs we can make allies that will be good for the future. ... Leading Republicans say that the Clinton administration was a foreign policy of wish fulfillment and that it wanted China to respect their people and their rights, for Bosnia to be one nation once more, Hussein to be cowed, and North Korea to be totally rid of nuclear arms. ...

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Yet if the teaching had been better he would have made little use of it, for by the age of ten or eleven he reckoned horse-sense enough for a future farmer, an attitude slightly 2. ... Billy Graham once used a television conversation with Cardinal Richard Cushing to mend the relationship between Evangelicals and Roman Catholics. ...

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And we are doing so unilaterally, and at once. ... With America's sons in the fields far away with America's future under challenge right here at home, with our hopes and the worlds hopes for peace in the balance everyday, I do not believe that I should devote an hour or a day of my time to any personal partisan causes or to any duties of the office-the Presidency of your country. ...

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America the Bully As a child, my first remembrance of war is the Gulf War. I was sitting in front of the television watching the soldiers land from the helicopters to the sandy desert plains of Iraq. Forty-two days later, my mother told me that the war was over and that everything was going to be...

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