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    South America

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    South America South America is a continent located in the Western Hemisphere‚ mostly in the Southern Hemisphere‚ with a relatively small portion in the Northern Hemisphere. It is also considered a subcontinent of the Americas. It is bordered on the west by the Pacific Ocean and on the north and east by

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    Gentrification In America

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    Gentrification has always be a controversial subject in which it particularly deals with pushing out the blacks‚ and moving in the whites. Although many people believe this is how gentrification works‚ it is actually much more complex. In modern America‚ gentrification is more of an inconspicuous act in which the lower class is pushed out‚ rather than just a specific race. Although the majority of the lower class happen to be African Americans and latinos‚ it is focused upon the removal of the lower

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    Class in America

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    Thursday‚ March 26‚ 2009 Class in America- Gregory Mantsios "Myth 1: The United States is fundamentally a classless society. Class distinctions are largely irrelevant today‚ and whatever differences do exist in economic standing‚ they are - for the most part- insignificant... Myth 2: We are‚ essentially‚ a middle-class nation... Myth 3: We are all getting richer. The American public as a whole is steadily moving up the economic ladder‚ and each generation propels itself to greater economic well-being

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    Class In America

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    “Where justice is denied‚ where poverty is enforced‚ where ignorance prevails‚ and where any one class is made to feel that society is an organized conspiracy to oppress‚ rob and degrade them‚ neither persons nor property will be safe‚” said by Frederick Douglass. What is class? Class in today’s society can mean anything. Class is something one can have‚ one can be a part of or one can be limited to. Class as a whole isn’t just about where you stand financially but it is where you’re placed in society

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    Weddings in America

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    Weddings in America A wedding is the ceremony in which two people are united in marriage. (Wikipedia.com) American wedding are held upon high standards and based upon strong values that are shared between the two parties being wed‚ these two are brought together to form their sacred bondage of love and life with each other. Weddings in America are known to be the most flexible and varied in the entire world due to the variation of race and ethnic backgrounds that the American culture embodies. As

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    Divorce In America

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    Divorce rates in America are at 50%. Meaning 50% of marriages in America end in divorce. Hundreds of people are demanding divorces right this second. What are the divorce rates in America second or third marriage you ask? Its 67% for second and 74% for third marriages that end in divorce. The most amazing stat is that people are getting divorced more by their third marriage.   Divorce is failing to stay committed to your marital and family roles. Parents might think about their kids when deciding

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    Inequality In America

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    When we hear the word “America” we often think of independence‚ opportunity‚ and success. Equal opportunity can be defined as every individual granted a fair chance and should be treated the same. The opportunity should overlook religion‚ race‚ sex‚ ethnicity‚ etc. For the last couple of weeks‚ we’ve been studying the nature of inequality and how it’s had a negative impact on society. From the outside looking in‚ it seems as if America is the land of equal opportunity‚ however‚ that is not accurate

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    Latinos in America

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    and look into these problems from different viewpoints‚ and how this image of the “Latino” person has been shaped through the relationships of Latin America and the United States. Before we began to dig in and examine the readings‚ I assumed these articles would give the reader more historic knowledge of how the USA has been involved with in Lain America‚ but Rosaldo author of “Latinos Cultural Citizenship” and Gutierrez author of “Demography and The Shifting Boundaries of “community” explore and analyze

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    Revivalism In America

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    of settlement in America‚ religion has been a characteristic that defines this nation. It was freedom and opportunity that brought most settlers to the new land. As the number of settlers increased‚ the need for foundation increased also. Rapid growth lead to the American colonies going through fast change during the turn of the century. Historians could argue that the century between 1760- and 1860 may have been the most influential in American history. During the period America gained its independence

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    Poverty In America

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    America is one of the most developed nations of the world‚ but regardless of it‚ about 46.7 million people are suffering from poverty. To understand the concept of poverty‚ it is important to define the actual living conditions of the individuals that the government believes to be impoverished. America has presented itself as a culture of plenty‚ but poverty still manages to take a toll on many families. The southeastern United States consists of many pockets of profound poverty in well-known areas

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