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 Changes That Shaped American Politics in the 70’s and 80’s
Changes that Shaped American Politics in the 70 s and 80 s
Loraine J Jackson
Everest University

Abstract
For many individuals in the United States, the late 1970s were a troubled and disturbing time. The
Watergate scandal, the Vietnam War, ambiguity in the Middle East and the economic crisis in the
Nation had weakened the confidence of Americans in their government and in their fellow residents
as well. Many Americans supported a new conservatism in social, economic and political life during
the 1980s, distinguished by policies of President Ronald Reagan. Politically, the United States
experienced numerous changes during the 1970 s. There were liberal Democratic administrations
for most of the 1960 s followed by a conservative ... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Reagan and the Cold War The Cold War was a period when the Soviet Union and the United States
began negotiations which would eventually see the end of the Cold War. Still, in the early 80 s the
Cold War offered little open diplomacy between the Americans and the Soviets. As such, both were
content to increase their nuclear stockpiles and augment their armed forces budgets if necessary.
Therefore, anti nuclear movements and demonstrations were a typical feature of the early 1980 s
(The Cold War in the 1980 s, 2010). The international achievement of the Intermediate Range
Nuclear Forces Treaty, or (INF), was an agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union
that each would destroy an entire class of weapons as part of this nuclear disarmament treaty (Abbot,
2011).
Organized Labor Struggle There was a downside to the economic recovery which came in the form
of Republican offensive against labor unions. One such event was the firing of more than 10,000 air
traffic controllers for their violations of a no strike clause in hiring agreements (Abbot, 2011). There
was also a decline in union membership as well as blue collar positions. When union membership
waned, unions had difficulty managing with the changing economy. Corporations took the
opportunity to mandate wage rollbacks and compromises on working
 Rosalie Metaphors
The way this book is written tricks me up sometimes because it goes from talking in past tense to
the quotes being in present tense and she also refers to the readers. It was strange to read at first,
but once I got the hang of it the book was made more enjoyable because of it. Matilda seems to be
in the background the whole time. She is present, but in the background. She seems to like to
keep to herself and listened to her sister when Rosalie was around, but never makes large
impressions on Agnes. Rosalie on the other hand makes that huge impression, when she turns
back and gives Agnes that hug. I almost forgave her for messing with all those boys. It showed to
me that deep inside she does have a heart and cared about people. Then when Agnes gets that letter
from Rosalie I realized that she was always going to be a little bit of a brat. She, what I took as,
whined for Agnes to come and visit her. Then she went on to tall Agnes about her charming child. I
feel bad that her husband does not like that it was a girl, but technically it was his fault. I feel bad
for that child though. She is going to have to grow up with a brat of a motherand probably become a
brat herself because of it.... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
It broke my heart to read it. I hate it when people die in books and movies. Then what Mr. Murray
said made it even worse because he was so blunt. He was of course correct, but still have a little
sympathy. Then my heart shattered when she got to the house and he was died. I felt so bad for
Agnes and her family. It made me want to cry. Then when they were talking about money it made
me feel horrible for them. I was proud of Agnes s mother for standing up to her father though. That
man deserved it. Nobody should turn away family just because of who they marry. I get that it was
improper and scandalous of her to marry Agnes s father, but she was your daughter old man get over
 Literary Criticism Of Ethan Frome By Edith Wharton
Literary Criticism of Ethan Frome
The novel Ethan Frome written by Edith Wharton is a classic novel of the early 1900 s. Wharton
created a novel that is only fully comprehended in the cold winter months with snow swirling
outside your home as you read with a cup of hot tea to warm you. It is an icy writing, with many
different thoughts to extract from it. A main theme in this novel is society and morality are obstacles
to the fulfillment of desire(SparkNotes: Ethan Frome Themes.) I agree with this yet I argue the main
theme is that your circumstances determine your contentment. Through the stifling force of winter,
Ethan s alternating moods based mainly off of Mattie, and Zeena s disappearing illnesses, it will be
proven that their circumstances determined their contentment. ... Show more content on
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Winter was a hardening season, and toughened anyone who lived there. An elderly man declares
Ethan has ..been in Starkfield too many winters (2), for he is a tough man that seems to
belligerently fight through anything that tests his endurance. Zeena nurses his mother as she was
dying, Zeena falling ill after they got married, his true lover Mattie always just out of his reach,
not enough money to live a comfortable life, and the crash in which him and Mattie were forever
torn apart; proving that even if they could find a way to be together they would be torn away in the
end. All of these things occurred and yet Ethan Frome pushes on, at war with his own life. Ethan
was miserable because his life was miserable. When his only source of happiness dissipates, he
forever separates himself from contentment because of all of his unfortunate
 The Poem Starfish By Lorna Dee Cervantes
The poem is starfish by Lorna Dee Cervantes. At first glance this poem looks like it s about
starfish but it s not about starfish at all. this poem is about people and how people think they die
for a cause. Starfish is the best poem ever. Lorna uses sight very well in her poem. Quartz and
jasper sand (Cervantes 1). This is so good because you can really picture the sand. Lorna uses
sight very well again. Springs of seaweed (Cervantes 3). This is great use of sight it describes the
seaweed very well. lorna also knows how to use touch very well. Soft, Pliant (Cervantes 7). This is
such a great use of touch because i now know how it feels. Lorna has a great use of form in her
poem. Lorn uses incomplete thoughts to emphasize lines. In the
 Who Was The Inventor James E. West Important Man
The inventor James E. West was an very important man. He had created the electric microphone.
Ninety percent of the microphones that we use today are based on his. He is known for his
invention and as a musician. If you have ever talked on a telephone then you have used his invention.

West was born in Farmville, Va. He enjoyed learning how things worked when he was young. West
had became very interested in electricity after he had became shocked when he was playing with his
old radio.West had studied physics in the summer at a local college. He developed the microphones
in 1962 while developing instruments for human hearing research center. Nearly 90 percent of more
than two billion microphones produced annually are based
 Santha Rama Rau s By Any Other Name
In Shakespeare s Romeo and Juliet , Juliet states, A rose by any other name would smell as sweet
meaning what you are called doesn t affect who or what you really are, but the main character goes
against this idea as she s a different person at different times because of a new name. Ihe short story,
By Any Other Name by Santha Rama Rau explains Santha s cultural and identity dilemma when
settled into a different cultural environment. Santha and her sister Premila are Indians placed into an
Anglo Indian school by their mother. Santha faces an identity crisis when the headmistress assigns
her a new name Cynthia, but the headmistress doesn t realize that she didn t just assign her a new
name, she created a whole new personality, character, and person. At school, Santha has a hard time
due to being in an unfamiliar environment and struggling with her new identity. Due to these certain
circumstances, Santha has experienced internal, external, and societal conflict. The main problem
Santha has faced because of her cultureis being assigned a new name which... Show more content on
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Santha not knowing her name also created some external conflict between her and the British
students. The British students laughed at Santha for not knowing her name. This creates mental
tension between them because Santha now thinks that the British students are just mean and simple
minded and in return the British students think that Santa is just a dumb Indian. Santha gets called a
bad sport for not knowing how to play tag. Having a lack of knowledge of how a culture functions
and experiencing it is certainly going to have bad results. Santha is only creating further distance
from her and the British students. Having the sisters experience a different culture without have
prior knowledge about it can leave them shaken and them forming personal opinions about
 Romanian Village History
In this video, I learned that Romania is the most unspoiled region in Europe. In Transylvania: Cluj
Napoca there is a wave of painters and plenty of art, botanical gardens, a huge collection of plant
ancient wooden villages, skills and techniques/ for working with wood are preserved and nurtured.
They enable a continuation of architecture. In Maramures: Sapanta, the wild existence is tough,
they were backed hot summers and Siberian winters. They have an upbeat attitude to life and
sensation. Sapanta has a happy cemetery that s more of a tribute to the people who lived there
rather than just a graveyard. The cemetery is not about death it s about a celebration of life, people
s stories. They also have religious festivals, celebrations... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
They have tried to find space to combine the new with the old. They want to transform the area into a
place of cultural events, to bring the young and teach them Romanian traditional crafts. In this video,
they talk about tradition and teaching it to the younger generation. They want them to keep the
traditions, there is a singer that is trying to make her music to were the younger generation will want
to listen to it.
To get to the Maramureș, national park you head up to the mountains on a train, it is a great way
to experience nature without having to walk and use a compass. Bucovina Patrouti, Probota,
Dragomirna, Sucevita, and Moldovita. In these places they are very religious, that is why you will
see plenty of churches. They have beautiful art on the outside of the buildings, this art is from the
bible. It is put outside of the churches so that the ones not going to the church can still learn and
enjoy the bible. One of the guys from the church says that their churches were built like heaven
gates. The churches were built for everyone, not just the people who go every Sunday. They paint
the inside and outside to show and teach people how to connect with God and how to talk with him.
The older the churches get the more the paintings fade away. They have the artist come in and
refresh the paintings so that they look brand new.
Vanatori national park, the Moldivian landscape is being at least partially
 An Hour Patriarchy
In Kate Chopin s Story of an Hour the author portrays patriarchal oppression in the institution of
marriage by telling the story of one fateful hour in the life of a married woman. Analyzing the work
through feminist criticism, one can see the implications of masculine discourse. Mrs. Mallard s
medical diagnosis is an example of the male dominated society in which she lives. They are able to
tell her that she indeed has a heart condition, but are unable to treat her effectively, portraying how
ineffectual male patriarchy is in the life of this womanin particular. Mrs. Mallard is expected to
fulfill the stereotypical role of the angel in the house. She should acknowledge that the comforts in
her life are all... Show more content on Helpwriting.net ...
Mallard retires to her room. Here, Chopin uses imagery to reflect the new, hopeful deliberations
that go through Mrs. Mallard s mind. The open window is the time that has suddenly opened in
front of her, all aquiver with the new spring life. Countless sparrows singing outside show the
countless number of days that she suddenly is looking forward to living because she will finally be
allowed to live for herself and not her husband. The madwoman can finally be free. She now
desires her life to be long, whereas before she had thought with a shudder that life might be long.
The psychoanalytic model by Showalter analyzes the fluidity of female writing as opposed to the
rigid writing structure of males. Chopin s graceful language inspires the reader to share in Mrs.
Mallard s joy as she partakes in the very elixir of life through that open window. Some critics
argue, however, that the story s themes of autonomy and identity are undermined by its
grammatical structure (Miner). Chopin purposely uses the passive voice to portray the submissive
mindset that women were expected to have. For example, Mrs. Mallard does not possess but is
possessed by her wishes. The reader s confidence is challenged by the manipulation of grammar. By
withholding information Chopin gives a sense of fear and
 Salt Lake City Case Summary
In the implement section, we have three recommendations for this company. First, Company
should find more suppliers. From the interview notes, we think that company orders are
unreasonable since company s large bulk orders are placed by Chinese suppliers, media material
is bought from local suppliers, and rush orders are placed from California. Company should build
a good business relationship with local Salt Lake City suppliers and buy rush order from them
instead of California. Thus, company could save a lot of costs of shipping and time. We supposed
that company bought rush orders from California because of two reasons: cheaper price and supply
of goods in plenty. Cheaper price could be understanding easily that California suppliers accept
 Native Americans in the United States and Squanto Essay
Squanto Squanto is a Native American who lived in the early seventeenth century in what is now
the Northeast United States. When the English came to this area of America to settle, they became
very fond of Squanto and used him as a translator due to his unique knowledge of the English
language acquired through an earlier voyage to Europe. Squanto helped the Pilgrims adapt to their
new surroundings by providing them with the knowledge that he and his ancestors used to survive
when they first settled in this area. He became known as a friend to the English and a spokesman
for his Native friends (Johnson p.2). However, in helping the English, Squanto realized the power he
had obtained through his position and used it for his own gain... Show more content on
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He also acted as an interpreter and a guide to help make the English more comfortable around the
indigenous people (). Without Squanto s help, the Pilgrims would probably have had severe famine
over the next year, and would have lived in constant fear of their indian neighbors (Johnson p.2); the
English could not have survived without the knowledge that Squanto had given them. However, the
friendly side of Squanto is traditionally the only one taught to the American public, in which he is
portrayed as an extremely friendly Native American who devoted much of his time and effort to
helping the European settlers adapt to their newly acquired land. It is true that Squanto was a great
help to the English settlers, however many modern texts, articles, and essays concerning Squanto
neglect to include his betrayal of many Native American tribes in what is now Connecticut and Long
Island(Vine p. 201 ). Many elementary educated students are led to believe that Squanto simply
saved the newcomers from starvation and [taught] the Pilgrims how to survive (David p. 24). This
misconception of Squanto is the exact opposite of what many Natives thought of him(Vine p.201).
He became aware of his position with the English and began to threaten the indians by telling them
he would release the plague (Johnson p.2) on them if they did not do what they were told. He also
provided the English with certain secrets that allowed them to easily defeat other
 Review Of Ultra Hush By Stephen Shapiro
Double crosses, undercover missions, code breaking, eavesdropping and human torpedoes, called
pigs, what more could you want from a book. The book Ultra Hush Hush by Stephen Shapiro is
all about cracking codes, going undercover, spying on the enemy and outwitting the opponent. In
the book it tells stories about how particular people cracked the codes, blew up ships, spied on the
enemy, worked as double agents, stole information and much more. The stories take place during
World War II, when the Axis and the Allies were at war. One of the stories includes a group of
British special agents who painted the top of a building to make it look like it was destroyed. Sure
enough the opponents fell for it. Another story includes how a single man
 Love Is Incompatible With Religion Essay
February the 14th was once celebrated as a pagan fertility festival (Galician Merskin 2007, p. 318)
rather than the commercialisation of love in the form of exorbitant chocolates and flowers that
contribute to a billion dollar industry. In light of this prevalence, few would have discovered the
historical association like Galician and Merskin. Yet for such scholars, it is hard to escape this
notion regarding Valentine s Day, especially when it has come to adorn a seemingly warped
definition that leads one to wonder if romantic loveis indeed a modern day concept. Hence, this paper
attempt to delineate the historical origins of romantic love in religion, which it opines useful in
supporting the stance that romantic love is incompatible with religion. Specifically, it will draw on
the monotheistic faith of Christianity as well as polytheistic religions of Buddhism and Hinduism.
More focus would be dedicated to exploring Christianity based on the premise that this realm is the
belief and thus the forte of the author. In addition, it will endeavour to establish that religion and
romantic love are two mutually exclusive entities, underscoring that denominations within
Christianity have tried to coexist with romantic love by setting up new branches out of the formal
authority of the religion. Finally, it will conclude that despite the retractions provided, religion is
incompatible with romantic love.

The contemporary concept of romantic love rests on the premise that romantic
 Personal Narrative Essay On Relationships And Dating
When Camila found Laurens name she sat and stared at her phone for what felt like an eternity
trying to figure out what she was going to say. Lauren was in her room working in the homework
packets that were due the day she went back to school when her phone vibrated showing an
unknown number. Lauren would have just ignored it, but she was curious to see who it was. Lauren
sat and stared at her phone astonished at what she just read. Some actually cares about her and
wants know her better? Or were they just trying to play games with her? Lauren sat there and stared
at her phone for a good 15 minutes before her phone buzzed again. When Camila finished texting
Lauren she took screenshots of their conversation and sent them to Dinah, they talked... Show more
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It s easy Walz, you flirt with Lauren and and make her happy while she s gone and by then me
and Normani should be dating by then, if not we ll be good friends and dating soon. Anyway, we
sit by her and Lauren at lunch, when Lauren comes back to school then, the next morning you tell
her who she s been talking to, and if she doesn t think it s really you write something only the two
of you would know on a piece of paper take a selfie and send it to her. Dinah made it sound like
telling Lauren everything was easier than eating a cookie. D I can t just sit with her during a
fifteen minute lunch break and then text her the next morning and be like oh hey guess what?
The person you ve been texting for the past six days is me, Camila Cabello, the biggest bitch in
the school she ll freak the fuck out and never look at me ever again. I said almost yelling at her.
Okay, Okay. Well then you wait a few days, talk to her in person and let her get to know the sweet,
loving, adorable, cute thing that you are. Dinah looked at me with a sympathetic look before we
departed and went our separate
 Celebrate The Ever-Evolving America Summary
How would it feel to not have off for christmas? For many Muslims who celebrate Eid al Fitr, and
Eid al Adha, this horror has been a reality for a very long time. In the article Celebrate the Ever
Evolving America , Lane Filler persuades us to see how important these holidays are for kids
who celebrate them, and that our culture of America embraces other cultures, and there is no
reason why we should not embrace these holidays. An important part of the article is when the
author shows how not having these days off can be bad for some students. The author quotes an
individual who believes that we need these days off. To take a day off... puts a child so far behind
now... a struggle to choose between their studies and taking off for Eid (lines 26 28). Even though
Eid is an important holiday, some kids may have to miss it for school. The words a struggle to
choose truly shows how hard not having off for this holiday is for kids, as they struggle to choose
between school and religion. This quote not only clearly shows the author s opinion, but it also
allows us to get into the shoes of these kids and parents, and see how they feel. Because of this, we
can see how it would feel to miss an important holiday for whatever... Show more content on
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His tone shows this The coming America is going to be more ethnically exotic and religiously
diverse... It already is. And it ought to be (lines 40 41). The author refers to how we are already
very different from one another, and we should accept this change. When the author says It
already is. And it ought to be , he shows that he supports having off for this holiday for kids who
need off for it. Not only is the author s purpose of persuading us to agree with these changes
shown, but it also shows that we should support having off for Eid because of how America was
built on culturally different people, and we should welcome