… all its people stand for. America stands for freedom, power, hope, and the right to do whatever you feel is right. The word America can mean many different things to different countries and people. Many different symbols can represent the American…

… my opinion I think we should. They would help our parents and us a lot. Think about it for a second. Nobody would have to go through the trouble of being picked on because of his or her clothes. They are very easy to choose in the morning or even before…

… in Windsor Locks, Connecticut on May 10, 1919. She was a daughter of two Italian immigrants. She lived in Windsor Locks her entire life. She graduated from Mount Holyoke College with honors in 1940, and earned her M.A. and B.A. degrees. During World…

… its importance to the U.S. economy. What factors influence consumption? How does consumer confidence affect the level of Personal Consumption Expenditures? What is the current level of Personal Consumption Expenditures in the U.S.? . What is the current…

… but thinking of something different. Most people are creative to various extents. It is just that some people act on their ideas while others ignore them. Inventors and artists take action on their ideas. How many people have said "I could have done…

… acting selfishly, but most of them are unhappy. How can this be? They should be feeling good! After all, that is what being selfish means, doesn't it -- looking out for your happiness? Of course, most people would say the reason selfish people…

… popular again. For example, you can't pass a magazine stand without seeing two or three new magazines glorifying the subject, and restaurants all over the country are devoting entire nights to 'smoke dinners.' So why is the cigarette still considered…

… act of rape continues to be a growing epidemic and does not appear to be declining. Sexual violence is clearly a national problem in need of greater governmental response. The national Institute of Justice and the Centers for Disease Control and…

… for women to vote, high religious affiliation (devotion), and a notion of repressed sexuality, the Victorian era (19th century) was an increasingly hostile environment for women (irrespective of race) and African-American men. Withstanding the…

… in the United States, AFDC in particular, failed to lift its recipients out of poverty, or encourage them to leave poverty behind on their own. (Epstein, 1997) AFDC and other welfare entitilement programs merely eased poverty. (Epstein, 1997) They…