Don t Dwell On The Inner Darkness Of Yourself - 887 Words

â€Å"Get action. Seize the moment. Don t dwell on the inner darkness of yourself† (TR, An American Lion) We mourned the death of President William McKinley in 1901 after being assassinated. It was my fate of becoming the youngest President to take the office. Many people questioned my bold personality some accused me of bigotry. Me? Teddy Roosevelt? I prefer to be known as â€Å"TR†, the President to be known in history (1901-1909) as â€Å"The American Lion.† Our new President brought passion and power to the office, courageously leading the American people and Congress toward progressive reforms in history. Presidency power should be utilized to fight for what’s right, in taking any action necessary for the good of the people. I didn’t once agree with anyone abusing of any power, but I will expand my executive power when necessary. Corruption between government and businesses was about to be reminded of a Presidency’s power. Infuriated by the greed of wealthy businessmen creating an unbalance of power, when I â€Å"TR† am the only person with such power. Our progression movement of reforms in the 19th – 20th century is about to make it way! Empowering the people meant giving individuals a â€Å"square deal† of greater economic opportunity. Our plan to help the public people did nothing but pissed off the wealthy businessmen; they called me â€Å"un-American†. 1902 Coal Strike of Pennsylvania of mine workers demanded higher wages and shorter work hours. â€Å"This strike needed to come to an endShow MoreRelatedSubliminal Advertising and M odern Day Brainwashing6639 Words   |  27 Pagesadvertisers has had no effect in curbing the use of subliminals. In this Information Age, it seems people are no longer in control of the people. The ones in control are the ones with knowledge (as usual). In this case, the advertisers have it; you don t. Until now. Foreword Advertisements bombard every minute of our lives. The advertising industry has penetrated into every aspect our this society. When I wake up in the morning, the first thing I hear is my radio blaring out the latest ad forRead MoreLooking for Richard Transcript11989 Words   |  48 Pages O, he hath kept an evil diet long. You shouldnt have to understand every single word. Why? Do you understand every...? I mean, its not important. It doesn t matter. As long as you get the gist of it. Just trust it. Youll get it. And if he were dead... ...what would betide on me? No other harm butRead MoreIgbo Dictionary129408 Words   |  518 Pagesspeech (occasionally this is carried over into English so that quarter /’kwÉ”:tÉ™/ is pronounced [’xwÉ”ta])9. 4. Alphabetization and arrangement The alphabetical order is as follows: a b ch d e f g gb gh gw h i á »â€¹ j k kp kw l m n nw ny Å‹ o á »  p r s sh t u á » ¥ w y z high tone (unmarked), step tone ( ¯), low tone (`). It will be observed that the order here is strictly alphabetical, in that dotted letters follow their undotted counterparts (e.g. á »â€¹ follows i) and double letters (digraphs) follow single letters