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Congress passed an amendment to the Espionage Act — called the Sedition Act of 1918 — which further infringed on First Amendment freedoms. The law prohibited: ... Federal officials charged Debs with violating the Espionage Act of 1917. The U.S. Supreme Court upheld his conviction in Debs v.
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The Eisenhower era ,benefiting from the war economy was a period of prosperity. In his rule, America saw a period of peace, increased GDP, and prosperity of the masses. Almost every American was able to own a car. In addition, the infrastructure of the country was rapidly developed leading to emergence of suburbs.
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1. One reason Texans elected William Clements governor in 1978 was his l<span>ack of political experience.
2. </span>Workers in maquiladoras <span>receive low wages.
3. </span>The state legislature passed a law ensuring high school students admission to state universities if they <span>were in the top 10 percent of their class.
4. </span>All of these changes occurred in Texas as the result of NAFTA EXCEPT <span>the trucking and warehouse industries boomed.
5. V</span>eteran teachers expressed their dissatisfaction with Governor White’s education policies by <span>voting against his reelection.
6. </span>Parents who believed that traditional U.S. curricula were threatened by bilingual education formed <span>the “English only” movement.
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Okay, so, Lincoln had to wait for a Union victory. Antietam Was the victory he needed.
The Emancipation Proclamation changed the course of the war. It went from defeating the Rebels of the South to freeing the slaves. In every place that the Union army could take, the Slaves were all freed. This was a huge boost to the troops. They were now fighting to free people. Freeing all the slaves would have done nothing to keep the men fighting. the fight needed a better cause. Is there a better cause than Freedom? Fighting to unite the Country and fighting for freedom are far different things. Even today fighting for freedom is still top on everyones list.
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<span><span>- Contrasting: Feudalism developed in both Europe and Japan, but at
different times, since in Europe it appeared 200 years earlier than in
Japan and ended 300 years earlier than in Japan, where it remained until
1868.
</span><span>- Similarities: The Japanese and European feudal societies were around
the nobles, who inherited power from their descendants, then the
warriors (samurai and knights), and the peasants, subjects or servants
at the base of the social pyramid.
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Differences: The monotheistic religion in Europe and the power that the
church exercised, while in Japan the religion was polytheistic and
instead of the power of the Church, the samurai had a similar domain. While
the European knights, having a Catholic religion, avoided suicide, the
samurai, when dishonored, saw suicide as a last resort. <span>The Knights had lands, which were given as prizes, while the samurai were paid with rice and did not have large territories.</span></span>
