Race in the United States

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    construction is the development of race. Race is socially constructed not biological. Race is a socially constructed category of people who share biologically transmitted traits that member of society consider important. Race is a social thing not biological basis. Here is why. Race is socially constructed and it was created based on people’s physical attributes. For example people are categorized on skin color, hair texture, facial feature and body shape. While race is based on peoples…

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    history, there are numerous social issues that has existed since the beginning of the United States. One important social issue that still exists in our society is racism. Despite all efforts to eradicate racism, racism still lingers in our society today However, the type of racism we have today is an improvement of what we had during the 1920’s. Although the United States is not perfect in providing equality for all races, the US has made great progress to promote equality for all since the…

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    The Space Race was a “competition” between the US and Soviets in space exploration and technology that lasted from 1957-1975. This race to space occurred during the midst of the Cold War and served as a way for the superior country to flex their muscles by reaching space faster and developing more advanced technologies. Space technologies could easily have military applications such as satellites and monitoring, and it was important for these countries to gain backing and pride in order to help…

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    fighting on the same side during World War II, the United States and the Soviet Union did not have a good relationship and after the war was over, the two powers began to feud. The Soviet Union was angered because the United States did not recognize the Soviet Union as a legitimate international nation. The United States was wary of the Soviet Union’s territorial expansion, and were concerned Russia would attempt to become a unilateral power. The United States decided containment would be the…

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    Apollo 11

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    1969 the United States of America took its first step on the moon with Apollo 11. The reasons behind one of the greatest achievements in the history of the United States lies in the Cold War and the Space Race. The Cold War was a time where the world’s leading empires were at great tension. America's alliance with the Soviet Union was beginning to crumble without a common enemy such as the Soviet Union and Japanese. Another factor was the fact that Stalin was refusing to join the United…

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    of the United States (1961-1963), the youngest man elected to the office. He was in office during a period of severe challenges in the U.S. People often debate whether Kennedy was inept for presidency at this time. He had multiple successes and failures when he set out to achieve his objectives. Some of these objectives included; confronting mounting Cold War tensions in Cuba, Vietnam and elsewhere, providing federal support for the growing Civil Rights Movement, and winning the Space Race.…

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    Americans against other ethnicities. While this is what the town was founded upon, they have slowly began to be more acceptable to other races. The media, or video, shows that the town is based upon preserving the white American culture, however, if you watch with an open mind, you will see that it is not just for white Americans. The town welcomes in families of all races, if you will adjust to the community. Through multiple interviews, you can see how this ideology is shown. Coeur…

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    Arms Race Vs Cold War

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    Arms Race is when two or more countries come together to build their armies and weapons. The Arms Race was started because there was not any balance of power during the Cold War. At the time of the war, the United States was the only country that possessed weapons. The Soviet Union feared the United States domination of power and developed their own armies and weapons. Both countries attempted to gain the upper hand in terms of the number of armies and weapons that they possessed. The Arms Race…

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    cold war was an arms race with the United States of America and the Soviet Union. At that time since the United States dropped the bomb in Hiroshima more and more nuclear weapons were created and more countries had them to their disposal.Both United States and the Soviet Union is to blame for the cold war with the US fearing communist attack and Truman's dislike for Stalin intimidating him put both Truman and Stalin in fear for suspicion. When the cold war started the United States was fearing…

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    Beginning in the late 1950s, the Space Race was a competition during the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the United States to develop artificial satellites, space probes, and human spaceflight. It had a major impact on society and culture in America. If the Russians could launch successful satellites into space, maybe they could launch nuclear missiles as well. In many aspects of the Space Race, the Soviets were ahead; they launched the first successful, unmanned satellite, and then a…

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