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American History Homework Twelve Answers - Student Four (view source)
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'''6.''' The person I chose to be one of the most influential and important people in the mid 1900s is not only important to Christianity for showing us how we should view people with a Biblical perspective, but to America today. This man was a catalyst during some of the beginnings of a movement that potentially allowed Barack Obama to be selected president. Martin Luther King Jr. fought for every bit of freedom before he was shot at age thirty-nine, but with for hi last thirteen years showed all who listened that every man deserved to be free. No man or woman should have to fight to show that they're equal to the rest of the population, they should already be equal without being forced to take a stand. Nearly every child will recognize the name "Martin Luther King," for he took such a major stand that it was recognized by not just America, but the world along with it.
'''6.''' The person I chose to be one of the most influential and important people in the mid 1900s is not only important to Christianity for showing us how we should view people with a Biblical perspective, but to America today. This man was a catalyst during some of the beginnings of a movement that potentially allowed Barack Obama to be selected president. Martin Luther King Jr. fought for every bit of freedom before he was shot at age thirty-nine, but with for hi last thirteen years showed all who listened that every man deserved to be free. No man or woman should have to fight to show that they're equal to the rest of the population, they should already be equal without being forced to take a stand. Nearly every child will recognize the name "Martin Luther King," for he took such a major stand that it was recognized by not just America, but the world along with it.
'''7.''' The Supreme Court in the 1960s was called "The Warren Court" after Chief Justice Earl Warren. It's custom to name the Court after the Justice who's presiding at the time; Earl Warren presided between 1953 and 1969. The Court approached each issue from what appears to be more of an atheistic view since one of the things they're known for is taking morning prayers out of a public school's agenda.
H1) No one can know can know another's heart, so I can't judge Muhammad Ali in saying whether or not he really converted to Islam. He announced his decision 2 year prior to being drafted, but one can't know if he did this simply to stay away from the war at all costs. All in all, the government should support each religion, not giving any one special treatment. If Christians want their wishes to be respected, then we should be fine with Ali getting out of the war for his beliefs. Now, wether or not he got out because he was already a famous boxer remains in question, but he shouldn't have received special treatment for that either.