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Executive Order And Mericans: A Comparative Analysis

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People often experience many hardships in their life, but they seek ways to overturn them. The Executive Order and Mericans both have similar ways of getting their point across. One is told from the side of American people, and the other is from the point of view from Japanese citizens. These stories both portray a sense of freedom and civility. Although no side is better than the other, the two stories share a unique quality in the way the state their views. As I have read these stories, I have concluded several similarities and differences between the two authors and how they presented both

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