Francisco Madero Read James Creelman's Interview With President Diaz

President Andrew Jackson was a very popular president and did a lot of things during his presidency. But in my opinion, I think he was not democratic because he wanted everything done his way or no way, like during the Indian Removal act in Document 10. He wanted the Indians land so he had his soldiers move them \west into the Indian territory. One way that President Andrew Jackson was democratic was his Bank Veto Message to Congress in Document 4. From what I read and what he said, I thought it sounded like he didn’t want to shut down the United States Bank.

Was the Mexican War Justified? When does America have the right to go to war? America had every right to go to war with Mexico because they were farming the land and wanted to do it the way they wanted. Mexico wanted to control their religion, the use of slaves and wanted them to follow their rules. In a way, they just wanted their freedom like in the rest of America.

His father is fighting for equal employment opportunities. Martin holds his father in high esteem, he admires him for his courage and enlightenment. “The beer company did not hire Blacks or Puerto Ricans, so my father joined the picket line” (Espada) This demonstrates his father’s instinctive reaction to pursue social equality. In particular, although a simple adverb, the word “so” used by Espada implies he viewed his father’s actions as an immediate moral obligation. Despite being well aware of the risks considering he had been jaded by the cruel realties of the word.

In the book Old major and the animals met monthly to discuss their feeling about and how they were being treated. They planned to rebel against Mr.Jones the farmer. Dr Martin Luther King did not see other races as enemies, even though white people were treated better than black people.Dr.King led nonviolent protest in hopes of ending racism. He believed all men were created equal and should be judged by their character, not by the color of their skin.He didn’t believe violence would solve problems. In Martin’s “I have a dream” Speech he

Treat, an expatriate who used to live in both Mexico and Central America was actively but unsuccessfully attempting to peacefully negotiate the annexation of Texas through his personal relationships. Through his travels he was able to foster relationships with various public officials. Treat knew they would never willingly accept a peaceful resolution unless they were going to receive some sort of personal gain. These personal connections are the precise reason Lamar appointed him to this position. By October 1840 the harsh realization presented itself with the Mexican government rejected the Texas proposition.

James Polk, another average president, ideally set goals that he wanted to achieve while in office. The goals were, “cut tariffs, reestablish an independent U.S. Treasury, secure the Oregon Territory and acquire the territories of California and New Mexico from Mexico” ( History.com Staff -James Polk). Polk accomplishing those goals displayed his practical skills, and how he economically managed the U.S yet, also showed how he lacked to , create a more perfect union; as far as slavery. Polk himself, had slaves too,as the president. James Madison, a mediocre president, did not show any performance in any of the

Thomas Jefferson had his own ideas concerning how he wanted the government to function. Thomas Jefferson mainly focuses on farmers, he wanted the farmer to stay self-sufficient, personally independent, and not attach to anyone when it came to their independence. Jefferson’s Democrat was talked about in the newspapers, which was well recognized throughout the globe. I believe that Jefferson meant well and look out for the poor man, but he went about it the wrong way. He took it upon his self to change the way the government was running and n recognizing the constitution.

Johnson said this to Roy Wilkins when Wilkins questioned why he only opposed slavery as the prefixes, instead of a Texas senator. Johnson meant by saying that was that that’s not what Texas wanted, therefore he could not oppose it if he wanted to stay in office. Johnson began working to pass the Civil Rights Bill. Johnson had a first hand account of what the discrimination was like; teaching a Mexican-American school before getting into politics. Johnson said, “I could see it in the eyes”, Johnson had an up close experience as to what discrimination was doing to average people’s lives.

His hope to rid of common core education and give the right to the state to decide on how to teach kids is a step in the right direction for education. I believe he is a hardworking man and is trying to support the agriculture business fair well. Where Steve king Falters is his inability to provide a pathway for immigrants to help the economy. He strongly disapproves, and will not even consider, a path to citizenship. I hope through this paper it provides recognition of the man that is representing our district and speaking on our behalf.

Ambition is a trial that can in no way be associated with good or bad, like any emotion, it is truly neutral and up to interpretation. Within All The Pretty Horses by Cormac McCarthy, John 's ambition drove him into the wild realm of Mexico. Likewise, Okonkwo from Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe, had a similar ambition to outrun his father and become a stronger member in his society, which drove him to make a mark on the world. Though both of their ends were bitter, ambition cannot be stated as entirely negative either, especially in The Obstacle is the Way by Ryan Holiday, in which ambition to take apart our greatest enemies shows our true strength of mind, and sets us apart from the rest. Lastly, The Name of God is Mercy, by Pope Francis, completes the circle by finding our ambition to help teach the rest of the world what Catholicism is presently.

Challenges of the late 19th century between Ulysses S. Grant and Frederick Jackson Turner. Grant was known for his Inaugural Address he wrote on March 4th, 1869 he talked about rights for every man no matter what race to have equal rights and be able to vote anywhere in the United States. Grant also hated politics; he thought he didn’t owe Politian’s anything. Grant was also a popular person, being that he was a popular person people told him to run for president and so he did. He didn’t have to campaign himself because everyone just voted for him.

The authors do an excellent job showing that while the Texans were outnumbered and everything was going against them they still fought because they feared they would be ruled with a dictator and would not have freedom like they already had. They felt like this because the Santa Anna led Mexican army fought by force, the soldiers were forced to fight. That is the definition of tyranny and the Texans wanted no part of that, William Travis even expressed their mindset in a letter saying, “VICTORY or DEATH.’’ (127). What the reader sees later is that the battle of the Alamo was not just a loss to the Mexican Army, it was really a wakeup call for everyone to realize that Santa Anna was ruthless and should be accounted for. For example Santa recalled to his men of Congress’s December 1835 edict “that the insurgents were all pirates worthy of extermination,” (153).

However that same believe was what convinced him to allow the Shah to enter the United States since, he agreed for “humanitarian, not political reason (source 4)”, since he couldn’t deny a person medical help. However that decision was the star of 14 months of fear for the American people that were taken prisoners. Carter lacked the ability to make difficult decisions and the power to seek the better solution even if that way of obtaining the solution was by going behind his own believes. Carter showed the world that the President must be a person that can lead the country in times of need and be overall good person. They must be able to make decisions that are out of their comfort zone but that are still in line with all of America 's