
I’m looking for common themes, forces, etc linking the following periods in American History. Something solid that connects any 3 or 4 of these would be great.
Jacksonian Democracy
Causes of the Civil War + Reconstruction
The Guilded Age
Progressivism in 1900-1920
FDR, the Great Depression, and WWII
Dwight Eisenhower’s presidency
December 1, 2010 | Posted in
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First Round of Egyptian Voting Puts Islamists Out of Parliament
CAIRO — As the results of Egypt’s parliamentary elections trickled in Tuesday, no one was surprised that the governing party of President Hosni Mubarak won a huge victory. Nor were they surprised that the candidates of the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt’s only sizable opposition, took a beating.
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Look, I understand the arguments, I’m not a communist, I know, understand, and agree that democracy is the best government system. The best government system for us, given our history and society. But why do we assume it’s best for all? Some countries are simply unprepared and hostile to democracy. Some [...]
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Please answer a word for each sentence:
1Home of Gods, godesses(2words)
2Greek for city state.
3Along story poem.
5One of the three :highways of water”bordering Greece (2words)
6Games honoring a god.
7Millitary houses.
8Greek reformer also know for his poetry .
9A Greek with the right to participate in government .
10Sparta’s strength.
11Rowing ships.
12Gave Greeks their alphabet.
13Conflict that brought city states together (2words)
14What Greeks [...]
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Letters: World Aids Day
World Aids Day is a day when the world considers the unique stigma and discrimination related to HIV. I am 18 and have lived with HIV all my life, and for most of that time I have not been able to discuss this with anyone because of the stigma. Here in the [...]
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What Does the Food Saftey Bill Really Mean?
This morning, the lame-duck Senate did something remarkable. It passed S. 510 , the Food Safety Modernization Act, with a whopping 73-25 bipartisan majority. It may sound like a snooze, but don’t fall asleep. This bill could crush backyard gardeners, seed savers, and raw milk dairy farmers under [...]
November 30, 2010 | Posted in
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We are a Republic NOT a Democracy. Never in history has a republic entered into a Socialist Society. Do you really understand how much of the Constitution would have to be deleted or changed, how many liberties lost and Government in every part of your life. Do you NOT understand that [...]
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Defence Trade Cooperation Treaty – Industry Consultation
Tuesday, 30 November 2010 Defence will begin consultation with industry on the implementation of the historic Defence Trade Cooperation Treaty with the United States on Wednesday 1 December.
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Freestylin’ D.C.: Supreme Court Justices and Christian Fundamentalists
Hope you had a fabulous Thanksgiving weekend! Below you’ll find some highlights of free and low-cost things to do tonight through Wednesday from my site Free in DC . Wednesday is also the first night of Chanukah–happy Chanukah to those celebrating!
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Kyrgyz govt says four insurgents killed in raid
OSH, Kyrgyzstan (Reuters) – Kyrgyz special forces killed four Islamist rebels during a raid on Monday, a security official said, as the Central Asian state grapples with the threat of militancy while trying to form a new government.
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