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    many American deaths President Truman decides to drop atomic bombs on Japan. According to Joel Wooton the first bomb known as “little boy” was dropped August 6‚ 1945 on Hiroshima‚ Japan. “Hiroshima‚ Japan was chosen to be bombed because it was the only city out of the 7 they had saved to bomb that one wasn’t under a lot of cloud cover.” (Wooton) They dropped the bomb out of a B-29 bomber named (Enola Gay) after the piolets mom. The bomb killed an estimated 80‚000-100‚000 people on impact and thousand

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    The Pursuit of Happyness

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    America is a land of great hope and opportunity‚ but with its many benefits‚ there are also flaws‚ such as a large homeless population. The Pursuit of Happyness is a movie based on a true story about a man named Chris Gardner‚ and his struggle to live a happy life. Jonathan Kozol’s essay‚ “The Homeless and Their Children” is about Laura and her struggle to maintain a good life for herself and her family. Will Smith‚ as Chris Gardner‚ in The Pursuit of Happyness is very similar to Laura from “The

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    LITERATURE REVIEW First‚ the author has done a literature review and has provided with a theoretical framework to understand the relationship between the crisis of shelter and the globalisation. The characteristics of the globalisation include taking advantage of innovations in technology which are done to lower the overall cost of transportation and production which can be done by pursuing cheaper and affordable land‚ labour and resources. Globalisation also encourages to increase the exchange and

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    Ms. Suazo (40yo) DOB 9/26/1977 met with Ms. Ijelu to conduct her intake assessment on 10/12/17 at 3:30pm. Ms. Suazo entered Rose McCarthy Shelter with her three children Gheistim Sanchez (21yo) DOB 4/17/1996‚ Lorna Bonilla (14yo) DOB 8/20/2003 and Deiby Zelaya (6yo) DOB 7/15/2011. Client stated that she became homeless because she was living with a sister but was unable to stay there due to overcrowding when her children came from Honduras decided to move to the United States. Housing History: Client

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    Atomic Bomb Pros And Cons

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    The atomic bomb dropped on Japan was the correlated decision of the president at the time‚ Harry Truman‚ and his chief advisors. While the pros and cons were weighed heavily‚ it was decided that the least blood shed would be wrought if we shed the most blood on the first strike. On August 6‚ 1945‚ the enola gay‚ a class B-29 heavy bomber‚ departed from Tinian‚ an island to the southeast of Japan‚ carrying a heavy payload which would effectively be the beginning of the end of Japan’s war against the

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    China and Debt Bomb

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    Six years ago‚ Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao cautioned that China’s economy is "unstable‚ unbalanced‚ uncoordinated and unsustainable." China has since doubled down on the economic model that prompted his concern. Mr. Wen spoke out in an attempt to change the course of an economy dangerously dependent on one lever to generate growth: heavy investment in the roads‚ factories and other infrastructure that have helped make China a manufacturing superpower. Then along came the 2008 global financial crisis

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    Animal Shelters Overcrowding Whenever someone mentions having a pet‚ an image of furry little dogs‚ cats‚ or other little creatures that help fulfill a person’s daily lives comes to mind. What escapes thought however‚ is the vast number of animals that are left to roam the streets to fend for themselves and forced to fight for every meal or the roughly 6-8 million animals that manage to find their way to an animal shelters or rescues (The Humane Society of the United States [HSUS]‚ October 26‚

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    Teen Homelessness in America Anthony Clary Liberty University HSCO 500 Dr. Alicia Adkins September 29‚ 2013 Abstract Evidence has shown that teen homeless across America is ongoing and impacts youth of all cultures and backgrounds. There are millions of youth that are homeless in the United States. The typical ages of homeless youth are eighteen and younger. In America the average youth becomes homeless by age fourteen (www.safehorizon.com). Youth can become homeless

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    By: Jaden Boniface Date: 10/11/17 Persuasive essay on pet adoption Getting a pet from the pound or Animal Rescue League has many advantages. For starters‚ a child feels good about rescuing an abandoned or abused an animal and giving it a whole new life. And if the animals from the pound aren’t adopted right away‚ they might be put to sleep. Having a pet also means lots of responsibilities. Some of the duties are feeding it‚ clean up after it‚ brushing it‚ and exercise the pet. Another significant

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    In the 1995 Chicago Heat Wave‚ mortality was related to living alone in that living along doubled a person’s chance of not surviving the heat wave. On the other had‚ and form of social connection lessened the chance of dying. Some of the main reasons that this relationship exists are because most of the people living along were older people and increasingly people with poor mobility were living alone. Living alone as an aging person was thought to be the ideal way for them to live because it gave

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