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The Effects of Energy & Transportation on Early US Urbanization:
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(6pp) The period from the first European settlements until 1920 was one of great technological change, especially in energy and transportation. Major changes in transportation technology are discussed as well as how transportation affects urban form and urbanization. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: BBusUrb.rtf

The Effects of Italian Immigration on U.S. Society:
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This 5 page paper examines the plethora of positive effects from Italian immigration upon U.S. society. More specifically, this paper delves into the many positive contributions of Italian-Americans, ranging from scientific discoveries, to political contributions and much more. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: GSItalim.rtf

The Electoral College
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This 5 page paper reports the history of the Electoral College, when it was established, why, its purpose, legal foundations for it, how it works, how Electors are selected, number of Electors, election quirks with the Electoral College, how Electors vote, elections deferred to Congress, who administers the Elector College and how it has evolved. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: PGelcclg.RTF

The Electoral College
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A 22 page paper. Every time the presidential election is close, there is a movement to eliminate the Electoral College. The 2000 presidential election brought another wave of criticism and calls to abolish this election process. Would that be a good idea? Would plurality elections, one person, one vote, be more democratic? This essay explains what the electoral college is and how it works. The writer discusses the origins of the Electoral College and why our founding fathers chose to use the electoral college instead of another system, such as a plurality vote. Lastly, the writer discusses why it works and reports the election disputes in the history of the country; the Electoral College could be blamed for only one of the few disputes in history. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PGelclg.rtf

The Emergence Of The Modern Congress And Presidency
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A 17 page paper that begins by identifying the only two specific acts in the U.S. Constitution that are assigned to the Congress and the president. The essay traces the powers of the Congress and the president through history and how each took steps to broaden their influence and powers. The writer also discusses the difficulties of managing such a large bureaucracy and some of the controls that are in place to help with that task. Bibliography lists 8 sources.
Filename: PGcnprs.rtf

The End Of Slavery In Massachusetts
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This 5 page paper discuses the event that acted as a catalyst to end slavery in this state. As one writer commented, because the North was free during the Civil War era, people have forgotten that slavery was practiced in the North early in American history. It was common European practice to enslave those one conquered but for the most part, Indians conquered were sent to the West Indies and traded for other slaves, who were returned to America. This essay provides a background and then, focuses on the Quock Walker case, credited with ending slavery in Massachusetts. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: PGslvmas.rtf

The End of Victory Culture
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A five page paper which assesses Engelhardt's 'the End of Victory Culture' in terms of American history and the importance of conflict and the Cold War in American social consciousness. Bibliography lists one source.
Filename: JLvictcult.rtf

The Evolutionary Development Of Northern And Southern California
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8 pages in length. The evolutionary development of California's two primary regions since the American conquest illustrates how a land once strong with indigenous solidarity would ultimately come to near division of boundary lines, all due in great part to ethnic intolerance. As the Mexicans settled mostly to the south, the Anglos took up residence in the north, inevitably creating a demarcation that represented two entirely different populations – at least for a while. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: TLCnoso.rtf

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