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    War conflicts has a been a major problem factor around the world among countries because of disagreements which can lead to a horrific battle just like Sierra Leone. This is impossible to stop but certainly can find ways to minimize the issues. Many young children of Sierra Leone are being recruited to become a solider to fight fearlessly to protect the lives of others being affected. They have no other option but to participate in the violence of war at a young age. The lives of these children are

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    War on Drugs and the Correlation to Crime and Violence Martha Mendoza Arizona State University CRJ 408 Drugs and Crime Word Count: 1‚186 “In the nine years from 1980 to 1989‚ the arrest rate for possession of drugs increased by 89%‚ from 199 to 375 per 100‚000 population” (Belenko and Spohn‚ 2015‚ p 117-118). The 1980’s contemporary War on Drugs established by Ronald Reagan lead us into a more retributive era of drug law enforcement. Changes in laws were rooted

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    In the year 1865‚ marks the end of the civil war with a victory to the North and granted freedom to some 4 million slaves but also marked the start of reconstruction. It was a process to put the pieces that were broken during the war back together. However‚ this wasn’t an easy task‚ for there were a lot of uprising challenges. In order to repair the nation there has to be a strong bond between the South accepting to be in the union and for freedmen to have rights but due to fear from the North who

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    Medicine‚ Disease‚ and Death in the Civil War Melanie Padner History 330 Instructor O’Hara August 9‚ 2014 The Civil War holds the record of being the deadliest war that the United States has ever been involved in. The Civil War’s death toll reached approximately 633‚000 compared to the 521‚000 lost in World War I and II combined1. Some of that was caused by the fact that medical techniques and care were not advancing as quickly as weapons were. Another major factor in the amount of

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    By the 1900s it was second nature for Germany to revert to combat and strong leadership - i.e. during the 1st World War and Hitler’s totalitarianism during the 2nd World War. The victory over France in 1870 sowed the seeds for what can only be described as a ‘tragic harvest that was ultimately reaped’; when France actively opposed Germany in the 1st World War. The result of two wars in quick succession (that had badly affected France)‚ and the loss of Alsace Lorraine‚ led Georges Clemenceau to press

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    With the Civil War over‚ the nation faced the difficult problems of rebuilding the South‚ assisting the freed slaves‚ reintegrating the Southern states into the Union‚ and deciding who would direct the Reconstruction process. The South was economically devastated and socially revolutionized by emancipation. As slave owners reluctantly confronted the end of slave labor‚ blacks took their first steps in freedom. Black churches and freedmen’s schools helped the former slaves begin to shape their own

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    Many people question this war. Whether it was right for America to go into war with Mexico. I say it’s not. Mexico gained its independence from Spain in 1821. As soon as Mexico gained their independence‚ they invited American Settlers over to improve their economy. This turned out to be a bad choice for Mexico. The American settlers ignored laws which meant they broke them. American settlers did not care for Mexico’s customs or beliefs. They soon revolted and secretly annexed Texas in 1836. This

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    Assess the impact on the USSR of the Great Patriotic War The Great Patriotic War had a huge effect on every country that was involved‚ but in this essay I will be looking closely at the specific effects on the USSR. First I will look at the economic effects of the German invasion. As the Germans advanced from the west‚ they took control over large units of Russian industry and agriculture‚ particularly when they invaded the Ukraine‚ where the majority of the USSR’s agriculture took place. But to

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    The Seven Years War (1756-1763) was one of the major conflicts in history since the fall of Rome. It had Bourbon King Louis XV on one side trying as hard as possible to repeat the golden days of Louis XIV and Frederick II of an emerging Prussia backed by British gold provided by William Pitt on the other. The Seven Years War was mainly the result of trading rights. The British colonials (Americans) were pinned up against the Atlantic seaboard‚ with only the Hudson Bay company in the north challenging

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    The aftermath of World War 1 in Europe was very much in turmoil and it was because the peacemakers weren’t able to see the scale of the damage of that WW1 causes. The empires of Germany‚ Austria-Hungary and Russia were nonexistent. Russia had undergone two revolutions‚ the states that were left behind were struggling economically along with the issues that the civilian population was facing such as famine‚ the Spanish Flue‚ and displacement there was a lot to repair in the aftermath. A social

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