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icang [17]
3 years ago
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What similarities do you see between the United States today and the United States of the past? What issues and problems do we c

ontinue to grapple with? What successes do we share with Americans in the past? Give specific historical examples to back up your answers.
History
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NARA [144]3 years ago
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Its not as bad as it was but racism is still around. You can still see it all around you with all the cops and black lives matter stuff. Another problem we have is a split house. Lincoln was president up north  (im gonna be completly honest i dont know the other dude) and now everbody is crying about trump being president and wanting hillary in and all that...i honestly didnt want either of em but people dont see me crying about it....
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