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The fascination with film noir and its influence on American history remains elusive. Bordering on the obsessive and fanatical these films left political and moral indelible marks on societies around the globe, specifically, in America. Film Noir began to emerge in the years before the United States entered into World War II, with movies such as Stranger on the Third Floor (1940), and The Maltese Falcon (1941). During and after the war, it slowly developed into a style of film that expressed the tales of American hardship, romance and social discontent
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The answer is C, I took Modern world history my sophomore year.
The answer is D (Vasco Nunez de Balboa).
The Christians wanted
to take back Jerusalem (The Holy Land) from the Muslims. Christians wanted
Jerusalem because that's where Jesus spent most of his life and that's where he
was crucified. But the Muslims wanted the city because they also had religious
reasons<span>.</span>
Increasingly frustrated with the slow pace of abolition<span>, Garrison would forever radicalize the </span>movement<span> in the 1830s by forming the American Anti-Slavery Society. Through its publication The Liberator, he called for immediate and universal emancipation The violence </span>began<span> to escalate against abolitionists.</span>
