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    homeland was being taken away from them. Also in document B it states that the creoles were growing economically and socially. Then this was all being jeopardized by Spanish colonialism. This is when the creoles decided to take out the Spanish and move toward independence. Economic interest was another factor why the creoles lead the fight against the peninsulares. In document C by Juan Pablo Viscardo a creole born in peru states “We in America are perhaps the first to be forced by our own government

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    Diversity in the United States Josey Wayne Hudson ETH/125 Cultural Diversity Christina Tocco Diversity in the United States Information about diversity in the United States from my perspective Actually it is more personal experience‚ rather than information that has helped me to better understand and relate to others in ways that I may not have in the past. There is one incident that changed my life forever concerning diversity in America. My best friend is African-American. I am White

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    The electoral systems of the United States and Europe are quite different from  each other. Americans hold more frequent elections at all level of government for more  offices than any other nation and the number of participating electorates increases  steadily over time (O ’Connor‚ Sabato‚ Yanus 359). Many European countries use Single  Transferable vote system; a voting system designed to achieve proportional  representation that apportions legislative seats according to the percentage of votes a 

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    During World War II‚ citizens of the United States created a strong sense of national identity through military service‚ military supply manufacturing‚ and other contributions to the war effort. In the decade following the war‚ the United States shifted its gaze and group concern from threats of fascism in Europe to threats of spreading Communism emanating from the Soviet Union. Different from the national identity fostered during WWII‚ the post-war national identity Mark Hamilton Lytle calls “Cold

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    thought and development of England and the Americas. The topic and phrase “state of nature” is used and discussed significantly throughout. The similarities are shown extensively‚ but there are many differing views of opinion as well. While they both discuss how the state of nature is dangerous‚ Hobbes is more pessimistic‚ where Locke‚ on the other hand‚ discusses the potential benefits. Furthermore‚ Hobbes speaks about the state of nature as a hypothetical and Locke demonstrates shows us examples

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    In War and the State in Africa‚ Jeffrey Herbst states‚ “…it should be recognized that there is very little evidence that African countries‚ or many others in the Third World‚ will be able to find peaceful ways to strengthen the state and develop national identities.” Truly‚ building a strong state and developing state identity is very essential to third world countries that have either a weak or fail state‚ as it will help the government of developing countries to be better on solving both internal

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    The discussion about the idea of state and citizenship is thousands of year old and even today there is no absolute agreement on exactly what it means. However‚ the concept of state and citizenship has suddenly emerged as a central theme in social science literature both as a normative concept and a social phenomenon. The idea of the state and citizenship has undergone numerous changes‚ some positive and some negative also‚ since its conception. The concept of state and citizenship has emerged in

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    Folsom State Prison Isaac Avila CJ 211 08.09.2012 Mrs. Rayes Folsom State Prison is a California State Prison located in the city of Folsom‚ California‚ 20 miles northeast from the state capital of Sacramento. Opened in 1880‚ Folsom is the second-oldest prison in the state of California. Folsom was one of the first maximum security prisons‚ and as such witnessed the execution of 93 condemned prisoners over a 42-year period. It is possibly best known in popular culture for two concerts

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    Is Finland a Developed State? States are placed into different categories. They can either be labeled as a developed state‚ or an undeveloped state. A state’s level of economic development is directly related to an assortment of characteristics. This includes the female and male life expectancy‚ crude death and birth rates‚ infant mortality rates‚ etc. In many underdeveloped states‚ there is a lack of food and money present‚ along with other factors such as low life expectancy rates‚ and higher

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    How Hawaii Became a State

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    Hawaii Officially Becoming a State Nakesha Gatson Hawaii Officially Becoming a State Hawaii‚ better known as the Aloha state‚ went through 40 years of trying to become the 50th state in the United States. From 1919 to 1959‚ there has been five bills introduced for Hawaii to become a state‚ unfortunately all bills were rejected. About 95% of the residents living in Hawaii voted that it became a state in the United States. Hawaii attained statehood when both houses of Congress passed the Hawaii

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