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    Despite the fact that the firearms fell quiet after the Armistice of Compiegne in November of 1918‚ the effect of the war continues to be felt to this day‚ at no other time has innovation been put to such destructive ends. The United States rose up out of World War I as the world superpower. In view of U.S. intervention and President Woodrow Wilson’s diplomatic administration‚ America had now turned into the "savior of Europe." World War I gave the U.S a major confidence boost. There was an evil

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    a major deterrence of minorities having a meaningful and successful life. Various reasons cause the nation’s youth to fall into the death trap of a gang. Parents‚ environment‚ upbringing and education are some of the biggest things that play an important role in keeping minorities out of a gang life. The movie "Colors" shows some of the conflicts minorities of different races face when being a member of a gang. Death‚ prison‚ money‚ sex and even bonding are but a few of the things a gang life can

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    There are many social issues that our society faces on a daily basis. Many people do not truly notice or understand these issues‚ because they are not directly affected by the issue. Just because you aren’t directly affected by an issue does not mean that you should make an attempt to understand the issue from the person affected by it’s point of view. In order to do this‚ you have to look at the issue critically and with an intersectional lens‚ “a critical analytic interdisciplinary tool to interrogate

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    knew who they truly were. The Irish people are arguably the most persecuted society in the western world but through all the suffering the Irish people held true to their culture and fought for what was theirs. The British Empire may have released their control over many countries with a struggle but none like the battle for the Emerald Isle. The Irish fought tooth and nail and emerge as an independent nation. There are 10 events that I believe contributed to the creation of the Eire over the centuries

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    that evolved from the inspiration of the Arthur Lewis industrialization model‚ had as its objective the elimination of poverty through job creation and the redistribution of income through public sector expenditures such as education and health. However‚ despite these efforts as well as the intensive research on poverty‚ the Caribbean still has not been successful in improving the standard of living of its general population. Farley Brathwaite ( )‚ p. 3 notes‚ "the pervasiveness and the conditions of

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    The Lasting Social Impact of The Red Scare on American Society Even thought thee ideals and societal expectations are vastly different from the 1940’s and 50’s to now‚ much has stayed the same. Sure schools no longer play the olde timey “wht to do when a nuclear blast is immenant” and then tell the bored audience to duck and cover under a desk‚ as if that will provide ample protection from nuclear fallout. Now people are marginally less racist and misoginist but there are some places in th worls

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    The Effects of Technology on Society     New technology is rapidly expanding. Manual labor is now becoming extinct. Depending on the type of technology implemented‚ it can be negatively affecting our way of living. Not at all was technology meant to have a detrimental affect on society. It’s soul purpose was to make life easier. There are simple ways to discipline ourselves that allows‚ which allows us to manage technology. We need to understand the use of technology before making it apart of our

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    rural nation. Many people lived on homesteads. Americans sent out farming items like cotton and wheat‚ and they imported a large portion of the manufactured items they utilized. During the War of 1812‚ when the supply of such transported in merchandise was remove‚ the United States started its first genuine manufacturing industry. During that time the United States transformed from a farming society into a developed‚ industrialized society. Industrialization changed all parts of the nation. The Industrial

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    have been reshaping the society people live in. The force of advertising reaches out and touches everyone living and working in the modern world today. Advertising is claimed by its practitioners to be largely responsible for the good things in life and is criticized by its opponents as the cause of unpleasant things (Lee & Johnson‚ 1999). The impact of advertising on the society is a fiercely debated topic‚ and has been ever since the conception of advertising in its most basic form. There are negative

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    2013 A.P. English Language and Composition Because many important people have died for what they believe to make the world a better place the claim that “It is better to die for what you believe in rather than to lie to save your life” is the right thing to do. Martyr: a person who is put to death or endures great suffering on behalf of any belief‚ principle‚ or cause. The person that comes to mind for a lot of people when you read the definition of martyr is probably Jesus Christ. Jesus

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