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    Is immigration “good” for British business? Introduction In the most industrialized countries of the world‚ the rapid increase of immigration has become a contentious issue. As immigration has a great impact on a country’s economy‚ its benefits and costs have been hotly debated. This essay will focus the economic effects of immigration into United Kingdom. Large-scale immigration has been a essential factor that contributes to a healthy UK economy and society and is encouraged to flow into

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    CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION Language is a social-cultural-geographical phenomenon. There is a deep relationship between languageculture and society. When we study a language‚ we have to study its dialects‚ register‚ slang‚ taboo‚ idiolects‚ etc. We can find the role of language and culture in The Parent Trap movie. The movie tells us about the differences culture of 2 girls who live in London and California. They were separated when they are baby. It was because their parents divorce. One of the

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    considered Australia to be nothing more than a British colony whose national identity was virtually the same as the British. During this period of Australia’s history‚ our modes of entertainment‚ food‚ fashion‚ sporting culture and our social values and attitudes were largely dictated by British culture. One of the most significant changes to have taken place in Australian society since the end of WWII‚ has been its drift towards American‚ rather than British culture. As the American way of life was projected

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    Language – An Expression of Culture It is apparent from the sociolinguistic study and research of past couple of centuries that there is a fascinating and complex relationship between the language spoken by members of a social group and its culture. One commonly held belief is that the culture of a speaker is reflected in his or her speech. The accent‚ vocabulary‚ style of speaking and structure of arguments identify a speaker as a member to a certain cultural group or society. This particular notion

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    illegality. In addition‚ nativism‚ an adverse outlook on foreign individuals‚ has remained molded by dynamics that shift with historical occurrences and has influenced anti-immigrant sentiments (Higham‚ 2002‚ 3). Societal reception has a great influence on the assimilation of immigrants. Nativism’s ideological core is constructed from fear of the absolute debasement of American nationalism “in response to the

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    CULTURE: Mughal influence can be seen in cultural contributions such as[citation needed]: * Centralised‚ imperialistic government which brought together many smaller kingdoms.[44] * Persian art and culture amalgamated with Indian art and culture.[45] * New trade routes to Arab and Turkic lands. * The development of Mughlai cuisine.[46] * Mughal Architecture found its way into local Indian architecture‚ most conspicuously in the palaces built by Rajputs and Sikh rulers. *

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    Language - Immigration Story Stepping out of the plane‚ the black-haired woman‚ luggage in hand walked out into the airport of Tulia‚ Texas. It was the year 1994 and it was the first time that Jacqueline had ever been to the United States. She felt scared and confused as she looked around the airport‚ taking in her surroundings. It’s so huge and very different compared to the buildings back in the Philippines.… She thought in her head as she started to walk towards where a line was. The line was

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    British Girls and Women of the 90s – The Spice Girls‚ Girl Bands and their Influence on British Culture The twentieth century will‚ without doubt‚ be viewed by historians as the Woman’s Hour. The status of women in Britain changed. More and more women started to leave their homes and join the labour market. They started to fight for their independence and political‚ economic and social rights. Women got more recognition from the society and they started to pursue equality with men. They

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    on LanguageSpanish Influence on LanguageCulture‚ and Philippine History Leslie E. Bauzon‚ "Influence of the Spanish Culture‚" translated to Nihonggo and published as "Firipin bunka eno Supein no eikyo" in Shizuo Suzuki and Shinzo Hayase (eds.)‚ TONAN AZIA NO JITEN FIRIPIN (ENCYCLOPEDIA OF SOUTHEAST ASIA: PHILIPPINES)‚ Kyoto: Dohosha‚ 1991. Pp. 195-196. Spain colonized the Philippines from 1565 to 1898. The Spaniards ruled the Filipinos for 333 years. Spanish influence on the Philippines and the

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    The British Empire has forever changed the landscape of the world. Their interest in trading with Asia fueled trade routes and territory grabs. No area has been more impacted than South Asia and more specifically their shining jewel at one time India. The British directly ruled India under what can be reared to as the British Raj. The British were able to bring their industrial influence and military strategy of creating the illusion of resolved conflict within micro states of their colony. They

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