A 4 page paper that explores the role of government in the lives of Americans from 1865-1940, considering the impact during specific events in American history. This paper demonstrates the transitioning role of government, from international focus prior to the First World War, to intense national focus after the fall of the New York Stock Exchange in 1929 and the implementation of the New Deal. Bibliography lists 2 sources. Discusses the famous death penalty case where two Italian immigrants affiliated with an anarchist group were executed for a crime they insisted they didn't commit. To this day, there is considerable mystery surrounding this.
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An 8 page paper looking at this British writer, whose real name was H.H. Munro but who wrote under the pen name of Saki. The paper explores the early experiences which may have contributed to the author's acquisition of his unique, cynical wit. Bibliography lists 12 sources. This 8 page paper provides a sample letter that discusses the separation of powers and Supreme Court decisions in its regard. Several decisions are noted, many of which address matters that arose during the Clinton presidency.