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    Stephanson looks at the Protestant Reformation and the simultaneous colonization of new lands by European countries as the foundation where the term started before it was coined as manifest destiny. The Puritans in America were the Protestants who arose from the Church of England and they viewed the New World as a unique mission and project to spread their beliefs…

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    Country music—not an average person enjoys this genre on a daily basis. Tractors, trucks and trailers don’t seem to appeal unless one is dressing up on Halloween with overalls and bucked teeth. Yet, if the stereotype could fall down from the genre itself, and the lyrics could be built up, a newfound love for country music may arise. Truthfully, the most meaningful songs derive from the mouths of country artists. Tim McGraw, a talented veteran of the country genre, has an entire song dedicated…

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    1800s and 1850s believed in Manifest Destiny. During Westward Expansion vast amounts of land was open the further west the Americans traveled no one knew where it ended. Americans had fought hard for America and were not going to give up on their country. Expanding west was no doubt America's fate. The growing population and technological innovations made it the perfect time to explore. Also, their easy victory against Mexico and the Native Americans proved it was predestination to move and…

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    and used it to acquire all land, from coast to coast. Manifest density is the believe or ideal that America was destined to expand to all the land between the two coasts. This drove the American people to fight for land and to take it from other countries. The Mexican-American War started with the American President, James K. Polk using manifest destiny to obtain a declaration of war from the Congress to go at war with Mexico. An example of an imperialist war is the Mexican-American war because…

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    Honduras Honduras is a developing country located in Cental America. Developing countries are typically described as those that facer harsher economic circumstances than a developed country would. They are known to have less developed school systems, governments, economies, and even legal systems. Developing countries don’t necessarily suffer from all of these things but usually a few. The definition of what a developing country consists of is one of much debate and often boils down to what…

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    interest because it violates the Declaration of Independence, Expands the boundaries of slavery, and provoked a war with Mexico. To start off, the Declaration of Independence was a piece of work written by America's founding fathers that no other country…

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    cultures. This term is now more complex than just being the love for land or country. Patriotism has changed in ways such as how it has influence on American culture, also the origin of the term and its usage today, and how if supported the right way patriotism could fix problems in America. Think about the subject of American patriotism and what it has done to drive the cultures of this country. Toby Keith is a country music artist that is very well known for bringing out the patriot in…

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    Anthony Seeger illustrates the musical and cultural traditions of the Suya Indians in his paper, “What Can We Learn When They Sing? Vocal Genres of the Suya Indians of Central Brazil.” Music is a very important aspect of Suya culture, but musicians and anthropologists have found it difficult to document why their music is so important. One of the reasons that makes it so difficult is that in some cases, the Suya Indians’ performance of one song can last up to fifteen hours. Also, their…

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    Gospel music transformed rhythm and blues in the 1950's because of the influence it had in the 1940s. Gospel music was a type of outsider music. It came around in the early part of the 1930s and it made people feel better about themselves. There were many positives things that were told when people sang gospel music. It focused on the positive things in peoples lives. Gospel music influenced some R&B styles of music with styles such as call and response. One particular style that was developed…

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    Without the various types of religious music, people would not be able to worship in their own particular way. Religious music is rooted in traditions and styles of the British and Europeans. Later, it reached the African cultures. Religious music has been in American history since the seventieth century, and it has changed a tremendous amount over time. Due to technology, electronic music and the media, religious has come a long way. There are many types of religious music like traditional…

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