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    World War One brought a variety of different turning points‚ both good and bad‚ which made Canada the nation it is today. One of these turning points includes the discrimination against the Ukrainians. At the time‚ Canada strongly encouraged immigrants from Eastern Europe to settle in Canada’s West. The British and Americans were most welcome however‚ under the new ‘open door’ policy‚ we were willing to accept Northern and Eastern Europeans; especially Ukrainians. Ukrainians were next desirable because

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    I.S.234 Sarah .C. Gerard Class 803 4-25-10 DBQ ESSAY FINAL DRAFT When World War 2 began‚ millions of American men left to serve oversea. As a result‚ businesses and industries at home needed a new supply of workers. World War 2 increased and decreased opportunity and power for other Americans in many different ways. With the huge wave of men leaving‚ the government urged women to replace them in certain positions. By women filling

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    with a man named Rick Grimes as he awakens from a coma to a post-apocalyptic world dominated by flesh eating zombies. The story follows along as he searches for his family and encounters many other survivors along the way. The latest episode “Internment” that aired on November 10‚ 2013‚ has Rick and the rest of the tightly bonded group being forced to deal with the various enemies attempting to break into the prison and put an end to their existence. During this episode‚ many occupants of the

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    Ferry 1 Amy Ferry Professor Nocito Composition 1 20 September 2010 My Grandmother’s Funeral: In every culture on our planet Earth‚ death is a part of life. Whether loved ones and friends of the deceased choose burial through internment‚ or produce ashes in a crematory‚ there is always a respectable method in which to dispose of the body and say a last farewell. In history‚ the Neanderthals were the first hominids to intentionally bury their dead. They did so by using stone tools and

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    first it was under an isolationist policy. They finally decided to join the war when other nations started attacking. The United States actions during WWII were mostly negative because of the treatment they gave to women and minorities‚ the Japanese internment‚ and their actions in the Pacific. The United States actions during WWII were negative because of their treatment towards women and racial minorities. During World War II‚ The U.S discriminated minorities and treated women as second class citizens

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    During the 1940’s‚ after the Japanese bombing on Pearl Harbor‚ the Japanese were called traitors and Asians of all race were stereotyped because everyone seemed to think that they all look alike. Even if they were not in internment camps like the Japanese‚ they were still thought to be evil. Even now‚ they are still stereotyped‚ even for different reasons. It’s unfair that for all these years‚ Asians are stereotyped into smart people who eat rice and have extremely strict parents. However‚ it’s not

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    Everyone wants a peaceful‚ happy‚ wealthy life. Or at least the Japanese wanted this. The Japanese decided one day in the 1880’s that they wanted a better life. They were on a long journey to the United States‚ in search for a stable and better home. Successfully‚ they made it to the U.S.‚ and started getting their life together‚ when everything came crashing down. The Pearl Harbor attack happened and that’s when all hell went loose. Anti-Japanese propagandas were made‚ rude signs were put up on

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    stay together‚ no matter what. It’s the little things that fulfill the definition of the word family. Farewell to Manazar before Jeanne and her family were sent to the internment camp. They were so close to me. They played games together‚ and they ate dinner together. They are a true family. However‚ when they were sent to the internment camp‚ everything started to fall apart. Yes‚ they were still living together. They still loved each other‚ but little by little‚ they seemed to distance

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    Shanghai‚ to becoming a prisoner of war in a Japanese internment camp during World War II. The Japanese Empire had been at war with China since 1937 before declaring war on the United States and the United Kingdom. During this conflict Jamie is separated from his parents and forced to carry on alone. Jamie is captured by the Japanese‚ along with Basie‚ an old American soldier‚ who nicknames him “Jim”. Jim follows Basie to Sozhou Creek Internment Camp‚ where he stays during the war and establishes a

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    different the stories about the similar topics are from one another.   A single way the common theme is used is to show the readers how discrimination towards race can effect people’s lives. During the wars people of all non American decent were put in internment camps as the U.S feared they would turn on them and be directly attacked in their own homes. As a result of American

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