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    Suicide in Canadian First Nations Suicide is intentionally causing your own death out of despair. It is considered a behavior and may result from a form of mental illness‚ but is not classified as a distinct psychiatric disorder. It can stem from different factors such as personal‚ social‚ financial or historical well-being. ("Mental health and wellness‚" 2013) According to STATS Canada‚ suicide is the leading cause of death among Canadian aboriginals between youth and adults under 44 years old

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    Fast Food Nation Front Cover Analysis Don’t judge a book by its cover‚ but In this case we can. By simply looking closely at a pre determined front cover; we can learn a vast amount. Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser uncovers the truth behind fast food and how it came to dominate the world. The front cover graphic shows a crispy box of French fries. The box with its patriotic stripes‚ stars and United States Island suggests that this book is focused on Americas eating habits. The children on

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    Throughout this world‚ birthright citizenship’s legality has been a major topic of discussion among many constituents. In the United States‚ the debate is ever present‚ as it is very popular for foreigners come across the border to have their children‚ therefore making them immediate American citizens. Some view this as illegal and want this practice to be banned‚ but legalizing this is the humane thing to do in this situation. In many ways‚ racism can be solved with the legalization of birthright

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    A Threat to a Nation Communism is a dangerous system which will ultimately result in an oppressive regime. To demonstrate this is the country of Russia. During the time frame of 1917-1991‚ the country of Russia had a communist based economic system. Thus‚ meaning that its government possessed “the” full “control of” its “industry and of all the branches of production” done by its many businesses‚ and/or affiliates‚ even if they were not huge‚ and/or name branded (Document 3‚ #1). While

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    Condition of First Nation toward Education Every part of the world has indigenous people whose rights have been deprived. In the beginning‚ they have free access of the land they inhabit and possess all valuable resources within it but after a contact with European and/or American colonization‚ they struggle to live freely because of the self-centered actions of these colonizers. One of these indigenous people are the first people of Canada‚ or most commonly referred as First Nations and/or Aboriginals

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    The myth of the United States of America having been founded as a Christian nation has long been circulated throughout our country’s history. Christian historians were the first to put forth this narrative and in today’s world‚ website writers and editors have taken up the cause. On the website‚ WhatChristiansWanttoKnow.com‚ Robert Driskell peddles the myth in an article entitled‚ “Was the United States of America Founded As A Christian Nation? A Look at the Facts.” Driskell quotes a number

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    drafted the first constitution for the United States as a nation. The Articles of Confederation was adopted by Congress in 1777 and submitted to the states for ratification. When Virginia and New York agreed to give up their claims to western lands‚ the Articles of Confederation were finally ratified in March 1781. The Articles established a central government that consisted of just one body‚ a congress. In this unicameral nation‚ the power given to states had greater power than the Federal power.

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    Was the League of Nations doomed from the start? In my opinion‚ the League of Nations was doomed from the start. The League had failed to accomplish its main reason for even existing. It wanted to prevent another world war from ever happening again. The League of Nations was created by President Woodrow Wilson‚ the president of the United States of America in 1919. The goals were to have countries co-operate with each other better‚ to ban all weapons (disarmament)‚ to improve the work conditions

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    among these are Life‚ Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.” Thomas Jefferson wrote those words to express the emotions of a nation that desired freedom‚ and to shake the foundation of the British Empire. However‚ this simple‚ but eloquent phrase has sparked one of the greatest debates in American history. Is America a Christian nation? One question has divided the nation and its politicians since the founding and forming of America. This fiery debate has sparked more controversy than any other debate

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    As it was in the past‚ the main function of the UN today is to maintain peace and security for all of its member states. Though the UN does not maintain its own military‚ it does have peacekeeping forces which are supplied by its member states. On approval of the UN Security Council‚ these peacekeepers are often sent to regions where armed conflict has recently ended to discourage combatants from resuming fighting. In 1988‚ the peacekeeping force won a Nobel Peace Prize for its actions. In addition

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