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1. Prisons
   ... will work better. The first prison in the United States was the Walnut Street Jail in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Most of the first ...
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2. Capital Punishment
   ... United States. In 1790 the Walnut Street Jail in Philadelphia was converted into the nationamp39s first modern prison. The emergence ...
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3. capital punishment
   ... United States. In 1790 the Walnut Street Jail in Philadelphia was converted into the nationamp39s first modern prison. The emergence ...
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4. death penalty3
   ... United States. In 1790 the Walnut Street Jail in Philadelphia was converted into the nationamp39s first modern prison. The emergence ...
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5. mark twain
   ... of confidence when he went back to Philadelphia, he decided to start experimenting with India rubber. He did his first testing in jail, because immediately ...
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6. charles goodyear
   ... of confidence when he went back to Philadelphia, he decided to start experimenting with India rubber. He did his first testing in jail, because immediately ...
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7. Prison Gangs
   ... Oneamp39s preoccupation in jail is survival which leads inmates to change their habits ... Gang, the 60th and Market Gang, and the 10th Street Gang in Philadelphia. ...
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8. Benjamin Franklin 3
   ... jail for printing the radical ideas Fish 30. Shortly before the Courant closed, Franklin quit his job and found another job with a printer in Philadelphia, ...
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9. Benjamin Franklin 3
   ... become such an influential man in a largescale society such as Philadelphia ... kept writing scandalous stories and eventually ended up in jail for offending the ...
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10. people
    ... The next day 600 militiamen arrived from Philadelphia. ... Dozens of buildings lay in ashes. Many strikers were sent to jail and others lost their jobs. ...
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11. The Whiskey Rebellion
    ... The banks foreclosed on their property and debtors were put in jail. ... of 1787 state delegates met for the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia and drafted ...
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12. Capital Punishment2
    ... raped and murdered this old woman, prosecutors refused to release him from jail. ... author tells of studies conducted in the city of Philadelphia concerning the ...
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13. Benjamin Franklin
    ... become such an influential man in a largescale society such as Philadelphia ... kept writing scandalous stories and eventually ended up in jail for offending the ...
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14. Civil Rights
    ... Times, in which he said, ampquotthere are more Negroes in jail with me ... 1952 Civil Rights Movement 1688 Quakers and Mennonites Convene near Philadelphia to debate ...
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15. police corruption
    ... are all just a couple of different kinds of police corruption that occur in the Philadelphia area ... This is that they both want to send the guilty people to jail. ...
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16. Importance of the First Amendment
    ... to recognize this outrage, and reelected him while serving his jail sentence. ... Supportive citizens of Philadelphia came out by the hundreds to protect him Adams ...
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17. Benjamin Franklin and Phyllis Wheatley: Examples of Colonists with ...
    ... his brother\amp39s paper operational while the brother was in jail for expressing ... He arrived penniless in Philadelphia but not only created his own fortune, but ...
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18. Labor in America
    ... The next day 600 militiamen arrived from Philadelphia. ... Dozens of buildings lay in ashes. Many strikers were sent to jail and others lost their jobs. ...
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19. history of labor in america
    ... The next day 600 militiamen arrived from Philadelphia. ... Dozens of buildings lay in ashes. Many strikers were sent to jail and others lost their jobs. ...
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20. History of Labor in America
    ... The next day 600 militiamen arrived from Philadelphia. ... Dozens of buildings lay in ashes. Many strikers were sent to jail and others lost their jobs. ...
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21. labor
    ... The next day 600 militiamen arrived from Philadelphia. ... Dozens of buildings lay in ashes. Many strikers were sent to jail and others lost their jobs. ...
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22. Labor and Unions in America
    ... The next day 600 militiamen arrived from Philadelphia. ... Dozens of buildings lay in ashes. Many strikers were sent to jail and others lost their jobs. ...
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23. Labor in America
    ... The next day 600 militiamen arrived from Philadelphia. ... Dozens of buildings lay in ashes. Many strikers were sent to jail and others lost their jobs. ...
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24. Americaamp39s Dependency on Drugs
    ... The people in jail have too many rights and get away with too much. ... In the Philadelphia Inquire it says that there are 90,000 alcohol deaths per year. ...
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25. malcom x
    ... He would also follow The strict dietary laws and moral codes while in jail. ... Muhammad, Minister Malcolm X founded many mosques in Boston, Philadelphia and Harlem ...
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26. William Penn
    ... Unfortunately, Penn could never come up with this money and this almost landed him in jail. ... They were relieved to see how much Philadelphia had grown. ...
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27. William Penn
    ... Unfortunately, Penn could never come up with this money and this almost landed him in jail. ... They were relieved to see how much Philadelphia had grown. ...
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28. Meganamp39s Law
    ... think either the pedophiles are dangerous criminals and should be put in jail for the ... A judge in Philadelphia banned all notification to communities in 1996. ...
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29. Meganamp39s Law 2
    ... think either the pedophiles are dangerous criminals and should be put in jail for the ... A judge in Philadelphia banned all notification to communities in 1996. ...
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30. Benjamin Franklin
    ... A few months later James was sent to jail for printing radical ideas. ... At the age of seventeen Ben quit his job and found a job with a printer in Philadelphia. ...
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