6. “Columbus,” Columbus (N.Mex.) News, 25 November 1910, 4. The figures of Mex-ican demographics in Columbus are based on the author’s count.
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Shows your sources though they are secondary normaly with some exceptions to your own writing.
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These figures indicated that the Columbus place myth was not accurate, partly due to turbulent and dangerous conditions created by the Mexican Revolution, which caused a spike in Mexican migration across the border
More people they didnt want came, those they did want to goto NM had not come and the place myth had Lied about this entire time.
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Although Columbus is remembered today as the site of the only organized Mexican revolutionary attack on U.S. soil, boosters had been hard at work from 1888 to 1916 to bring the border village to national notoriety.
This is a place myth as
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New Mexico Historical Review / Volume 89, Number 4, Fall 2014
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If other Americans thought about the region at all, they con-nected it to images of dry, desert landscapes; lawlessness and disorder; and the presence of Spanish-speaking Mexican people.2
The Exact thought of people from the east coast today sometimes as this area is widely unknown to others.
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Columbus is referred to as the “sleepy border town” or the “U.S. army garrison town on the border” t
Columbus had made a place myth by calling it a "Sleepy Border Town."
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place myths tended to appear in remote locations because out-siders had little or no personal experience upon which to base their perceptions.
Most places with bad stereotypes are remote normally due to the rumors given by people.
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to create a place myth that would reconfigure the town as the epit-ome of American development and modernization along the international bor-der between New Mexico and Chihuahua, Mexico.
This would also be a place myth as it would fall under people trying to reshape something from a bad steriotype into something possibly great.
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U.S.-Mexico border
This would fall under the place myth as the US, Mexico border is a location have known in both country's and can be easily identifiable and is used to give a location to a reader they know.
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The sources to the file the author wrote
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Undesirables picked up by the policewere also handed over to the army to be dealt with.Collusion is exemplified by a macabre dossier, the Diario Militar, referred to asa “Death Squad Diary” (Doyle ).
More evidence that the police are brutal in their communication skills.
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“Because in many cases”his voice thins out as he speaks“policeofficers were themselves the ones who committed the crime.”Further evidence of police wrongdoing includes a haul of license plates thatcan be connected to the vehicle into which eyewitnesses say targeted individualswere bundled before being “disappeared.”
the author goes into detail on how police brutality had affected the area and how little is happening and they do this because according to the author the police are the one's who caused the crime.
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Since the archive was opened for consultation on March ,
even though it has been allowed to read since 2009 only so much is known that there is more and more to know.
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Q)How does the armed conflict in Guatemala compare with other wars?(A) In no other country in Latin America have there been recorded as manycases of human rights violations as here. In terms of statistics, Guatemalaheads the list.(Q)What explanation can you give to account for such brutality?(A) That is a difficult question to answer, for Guatemala has a history of vio-
Author is told possible questions and gives answers to said possible questions that could be asked by the public linking to their curiosity and showing possible answers.
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Although some million of the estimated million documentsfound inside have been individually sorted and processed, others remain in thesorry state that awaited Cifuentes.
The author shows sympathy to what he he has uncovered to be tragic and gives viewers the look at how little has been touched thus far.
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Proof of source locations as seen everywhere in the File.
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What Cifuentes’s curiosity brought to light is a veritable cabinet of atroci-ties, a log of the activities of the National Police not as agents of public security butas the instruments of state terror.
what the author has brought to light is also a damaging knowledge and gives people a good and bad sense of mind of what has been going on in the back.
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The ArchivoHistórico de la Policia Nacional (ahpn) is the outcome of Cifuentes’s chance find,its documents indicating the reverse of what one might expect: that an entity re-sponsible for investigating crimes was instead geared to committing them. As sick-ening as they are incriminating, the teeming contents of the ahpn are unlikely,given the impunity that prevails in Guatemala, to bring little more than tokenjustice to the perpetrators of among the most heinous abuses of human rights in allof Latin America.
Is the evidence of what he has come across and what it shows him, he can only explain so much without the knowledge of seeing it yourself and goes into detail of how so.
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A Paper Trail of Death
author is showing the train of thought by giving a few words to describe what he will be talking about - signpost (has one at every new section.
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He shakes his head at the desecration,then elaborates on a discovery that offers a glimmer of hope for anyone trying toestablish what happened to the more than , Guatemalans who were “disap-peared” in the years of civil strife between and , missing and presumeddead, many of whom are believed to be interred not only in known mass graves incemeteries like Quetzaltenango’s but also strewn around the country in clandes-tine ones now being exhumed.
Eduardo explains the way he is thinking and how people are affected by the tragedy. this Proves that the author is given hints but is only told so much of the incident so soon, and he shows how he comes to know the problem that arises.
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Between and , more than , people in Guatemala lost their lives asa result of state-orchestrated acts of terror denied still by the national security forces whocommitted them.
The author in this first sentence shows what he will be talking about and shows who he has come to blame based on the information he had gathered.
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Topic sentences (usually the first sentences of each paragraph) are miniature arguments. Important topic sentences function as subpoints in the larger argument.
At each begining sentence on a paragraph is a topic sentence weather it be the main argument or an argument leading to the main argument.
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The most important thing to understand about a piece of scholarly writing is its argument. Arguments have three components: the problem, the solution, and the evidence.
You cannot just read it and explain that it is important but rather how it is important and what can possibly happen should you do it this way.
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