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    is argued that criminals are made rather than born. The essay will base this argument on relevant theories and empirical research that has been undertaken on this topic. The four main arguments presented are in favour of criminals being made as opposed to being born with criminal tendencies. First‚ the essay will summarise the nature/nurture debate and describe what is meant by this debate‚ a definition of criminal behaviour will be looked at and will describe how it is applied to this debate.

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    The Vietnam Era Antiwar Movement was one of the largest social movements in American history. In 1964 the United States began its military involvement in Vietnam. At this time‚ very few Americans were not against the United States’ involvement. But some Americans believed that the United States should have stayed out of the Vietnam War and should have withdrawn immediately. The U.S intervened because they didn’t want South Vietnam to have a communist take over by North Vietnam. When the U.S started

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    Vietnam & France: Hofstede

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    | Vietnam | France | Power distance
This dimension deals with the fact that all individuals in societies are not equal – it expresses the attitude of the culture towards these inequalities amongst us. 
Power distance is defined as the extent to which the less powerful members of institutions and organisations within a country expect and accept that power is distributed unequally.

 | Vietnam scores high on this dimension (score of 70) which means that people accept a hierarchical order in which

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    1) Does Vietnam represent an attractive investment opportunity? I think this question has a risk/reward element like with any investment opportunity but the variable is also the type of business one would like to invest into. The strengths that make Vietnam great are that it is the twelfth most populous nation with rapid economic growth and substantial FDI (foreign direct investment) as well as ongoing liberalizing economic reforms in the previous 10 years (joining and working with trade groups)

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    few weeks. The war out here in Vietnam is mostly what I expected. Our enemy‚ the Viet Cong‚ wants to spread communism throughout South Vietnam. In order to do so‚ they need to beat us. The Viet Cong knew that they had to engage in guerrilla warfare‚ which is a style of fighting that relies on the element of surprise. Although it seems our army is stronger and more experienced‚ there are a plethora of complications and frustrations us soldiers face. Out here in Vietnam‚ the weather is definitely an

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    in The Vietnam War A written report that evaluates the usefulness‚ reliability and perspective of a given website. 1. How useful is this site for learning about: Why was Australia involved in the Vietnam War? The site’s provides background information on why Australia was involved in the Vietnam War‚ it does go on to explain that “The South Vietnamese government sought assistance from the United States and her regional ally”.‚ which supplies the reader with the information about how much the

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    picture is from an article reporting on “Vietnam veterans honoured at Linton 50 years after ’first gun ready’ signal”. This is significant because people are still reading‚ learning‚ and watching documentaries on it. This article was 1 out of 1740 new articles reporting on the significance of the

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    Mortal Law Verses Divine Law Laws were just as important to ancient societies as they are today‚ keeping an essential balance between interacting individuals. Without them‚ members of a society would be able to treat their fellow citizens in any way they wished‚ even if for purely personal gain. Some of these laws were made by the leader or leaders of the society. These were accepted as being for the common good. Other laws were developed within the society‚ things deemed "socially acceptable."

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    roles of citizens. While both are good theories‚ and create a strong case for government‚ neither is applicable in the real world because what is demanded of the citizen in these systems of government is based on certain assumptions. The assumptions made by these men‚ both good and bad‚ are not evident in the every day person. Thomas Hobbes believes‚ that all men are egocentric‚ by nature. This is to say that men spend their whole lives looking for what makes the happiest as an individual. Even when

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    CBA The Vietnam war was a very horrible. This war took place in Vietnam‚ Cambodia‚ and Laos. Viet Cong‚ against South Vietnam and its principal ally‚ the United States. This war was for because communism was threatening to expand all over south-east Asia. The Vietnam war went from November 1‚ 1955 to April 30‚ 1975. This conflict couldn’t have been avoided. More like South Vietnam could not have avoided it. The US could have avoided the Vietnam War. We could have avoided it by not helping South

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