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    practically ignored the measure. In 1919-20 the russian revolution of 1917 and the establishment of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republic sent a Red Scare Shivering through the country. During 1930s a new era commenced in American history‚ one in which a social democratic order similar to that of Western European countries appeared. The federal government experienced a vast expansion i its authority especially over the economy under Roosevelt. He had a strong sense of community. In addition‚ he distrusted

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    Theme: What needs to be done to develop sense of citizenship in young people and help them realize their role in nation-building. “Bringing back the true purpose of the youth in filling up the missing pieces of our country’s key to success” In every dot begins a stroke. In every stroke begins a figure. In every figure begins an image. And in every image creates a masterpiece. Like a painting‚ our world is full of dots and strokes‚ and through those dots represents us people that though we may

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    Dr. Maria Montessori and Colin Powell are both passionate authors of texts on how they believe children should be educated. In Maria Montessori’s Dr. Montessori’s Own Handbook‚ she writes on her belief of how a teacher should be like a “guide” in a student’s life and how a child should be left free to develop their own personality. In contrast‚ Powell’s Kids Need Structure‚ he explains his beliefs that a teacher should educate in the manner of that of a “drill sergeant” and that children need a great

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    A Dream Come True? During the Civil Rights Movement‚ a man named name Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. stepped up as a leader in order to help end racial segregation. During this time and the many years before it‚ African Americans suffered greatly. Dr. King’s “I Have A Dream” speech made a huge turning point in the Civil Rights Movement and opened the door to equality. On August 28‚ 1963‚ King gives his speech for freedom. He begins by stating the emancipation of the slaves‚ issued by Abraham Lincoln

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    idea of Freedom is present in Dr. King’s “I Have a Dream” speech. Also‚ his speech tells us about how to fight back against the government by communication and not by the show of force. Lastly the excerpt from the graphic novel “Persepolis 2” shows us how a government can take away people’s freedom and rights. The vision of Freedom is the principal of this composition. The topic of freedom is distinguished throughout of Dr. King’s speech. In it‚ he states “ I have a dream that one day in Alabama … one

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    Rehabilitative services for youth offenders‚ since the 1960s‚ have been the principal solution of the Philippine government‚ past and present‚ to the persistent social problem of juvenile delinquency.The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) maintains 10 regional rehabilitation centers throughout the country; biggest among these are the National Training School for Boys (NTSB) in Rizal province and the Marillac Hills for girls in Alabang‚ Metro Manila. There are also other youth centers run by various

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    IJAPS‚ Vol. 6‚ No. 2 (July 2010) SINGAPOREAN YOUTHS MUST HAVE WINGS AND YET KNOW WHERE THEIR NEST IS Nicole Tarulevicz* School of Asian Languages and Studies‚ University of Tasmania e-mail: nicole.tarulevicz@utas.edu.au ABSTRACT Young people generally form the future of any nation state and Singapore is no exception‚ it is‚ however‚ especially concerned about the future of itself as a nation. For Singapore the theme of youth is doubled‚ as the newness of the nation is a mirrored reflection

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    Lecture Notes: Legal/Ethical Issues and Social Policy Paris Finner-Williams‚ Ph.D.‚ J.D.‚ Esq. Description Dr. Paris Finner-Williams describes areas of addiction and how legal/ethical issues and social policy relate to these areas. She discusses the legal/ethical issues directly related to alcohol‚ drugs‚ and other illicit drugs. Finally‚ Dr. Finner-Williams addresses cultural competency issues as they relate to addiction and recovery. Learning Objectives: By the end of this lesson‚ students:

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    Abortion is a very common social issue and in some cases abortion is a questionable practice. Some people think of abortion like murdering a person‚ but the correct definition of abortion is the deliberate end of a human pregnancy most often performed within the first 28 weeks. Some women don’t choose to get pregnant‚ but people might also argue that she was irresponsible for her actions and the human inside her body paying the price for it. Abortion is illegal in many places‚ but it is also legal

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    believed their small town of Maycomb was. In a way they are right Maycomb is small‚ safe‚ and peaceful community. Although when they get older and wiser they see the other darker side of the town. The highly illogical social status which is based on wealth‚ history and one of the biggest issues race. The community doesn’t agree with change and greatly dislike others who

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