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    Brainwash in 1984

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    can‚ and adults have images of Big Brother surrounding them daily. Unfortunately‚ this does not only transpire in novels‚ but it also occurs in our society today. Brainwashing occurrences in the 20th and 21st century would entail the children of Cambodia‚ the Jonestown Massacre‚ and the Symbionese Liberation Army. Though brainwashing occurs commonly‚ it is brought into public eye every few decades through the media and news. Brainwashing is obviously a moral issue‚ so when an instance comes

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    Urban Houses in Russia

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    Battambong province most houses have open spaces beneath the roof. They are called Phteah Rông Doeung‚ which may be derived from thbal kdoeung‚ meaning that a rice mill was stored at the back of the house under a second awning (ref. Wooden Architecture of Cambodia‚ ed. By Francois Tainturier‚ 2006) ([1]). A common feature in every type of house is a 5–10 cm gap‚ on all four sides‚ between the top of the wall of the upper floor and the roof. Dwellings are raised on stilts that sometimes extend as high as three

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    Totalitarian

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    The beginning of the twentieth century brought many new reforms and styles of government as countries began to evolve and modernize. World War I brought about new forms of world power with the formation of alliances and pacts among countries. In the wake of these alliances‚ a new form of totalitarianism began to come forth bringing a modern approach to an older form of government. Unlike the previous form in which citizens could still live by their own religious beliefs under the government‚ the

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    Czechoslovakia‚ Yemen‚ Cuba‚ Congo 2 3 1975: Russia‚ Mongolia‚ China‚ North Korea‚ Vietnam (North and South)‚ Cambodia‚ Ukraine‚ Lithuania‚ Poland‚ Yugoslavia‚ Bulgaria‚ Romania‚ Albania‚ Hungary‚ East Germany‚ Czechoslovakia‚ Yemen‚ Cuba‚ Congo‚ Ethiopia‚ Angola‚ Mozambique 1982: Russia‚ Mongolia‚ China‚ North Korea‚ Vietnam (North and South)‚ Cambodia‚ Ukraine‚ Lithuania‚

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    The Cause of Poverty

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    of income which is needed to achieve a basic living standard with enough money for things such as food‚ clothing and a place to live. In Cambodia‚ the poverty rate was 25% in 2012. Based on this fact‚ we can assume that poverty is one of the most concerning social problems for most nations. What are the causes of poverty? According to a case study in Cambodia‚ there are two main factors contributing to poverty namely internal factor and external factor. External factors are believed to be

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    began bombing villages in Vietnam and Cambodia. After the country had been bombed and raided day after day for years‚ the United States began pulling out troops in 1973‚ and shortly after in 1976‚ was declared unified as the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. So what exactly led to the U.S. involvement

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    Everett Prewitt for writing Something About Ann: Stories of Love and Brotherhood so people like me who haven’t experienced war‚ can know how it affected those who fought. These twelve short stories talk about black men who fought the war in Vietnam and Cambodia and the effects it had on them. The men lived a hard life before Vietnam‚ and these stories tell how each man adapts to civilian life after he returned from the war. I don’t know if these stories were based on true experiences‚ but J. Everett Prewitt

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    An example of this was the reign of the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia. The Khmer Rouge was led by Pol Pot and took over Cambodia in 1975. Pol Pot had dreamed of restarting Cambodia at Year Zero ("Cambodia’s Brutal Khmer Rouge Regime” 2014). Pol Pot wanted to make Cambodia into an agrarian utopia that was self-sufficient. To start Pol Pot ordered everyone out the cities into the countryside. Then anyone thought to be

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    Student

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    name‚ was given by my parents. My full name combines with both my father’s surname and my mother’s given name. I was born on May 11‚ 1994. I grew up in Phnom Penh City‚ which is the capital city of Cambodia. In my family‚ I have two younger sisters‚ and they are now in one of the public colleges in Cambodia. Both of my parents are working in the Ministry of Education. My mother is currently working as a kindergarten teacher in a public school. And my father is working just like my mother’s occupation

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    angelina jolie speech

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    three are adopted‚ and three are their own biological children. ii. Angelina Jolie is a strong supporter for adoption of children from all over the world‚ and her support can be seen in her actions. 1. Three of her children were adopted from Cambodia

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