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    Welfare-War On Poverty

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    Welfare- War on Poverty State assistance‚ informally known as welfare‚ has been a controversy or what some consider a “problem” for many years because of the debt its accrued‚ the misuse of the funds‚ and the way the government obtains the money from working individuals tax dollars. It started in 1964 when President Johnson launched the “War on Poverty” in an attempt to help the poor rise above with the aid of federal and state tax dollars. Johnson stated‚ “Our aim is not only to relieve the symptom

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    No Drug Test for Welfare

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    Many public policies that are documented‚ frequently have negative consequences that are overlooked. One of these documents would be the drug testing of welfare recipients; screening public assistance recipients for the abuse of any intoxicating substances. Even though suspicions have risen about substance abuse among welfare participants‚ those suspicions lack factual information. Many of these suspicions‚ however‚ arise from the mental problems which some of the recipients actually suffer from

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    presented his Fourteen Points to achieve world peace. Among these points was the suggestion of forming the League of Nations. This organization was to help member countries discuss with one another about pressing issues. At the Paris Peace Conference in 1919‚ the League of Nations was created. The organization is made up of the secretariat‚ council‚ and the assembly (League of Nations). The Disarmament Commission was by far the most important commission for peace. The League had a few successes

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    First Nation

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    BC First Nations Studies 12 Terms‚ Names and Events Terms: Aboriginal title--- ownership Adze--- a tool for cutting away the surface of wood‚ like an axe with an arched blade at right angles to the handle Artifact--- an object made by humans Camas bulbs--- a member of the lily family‚ has a blue flower and a sizable bulb that was traditionally a staple food item for FN Capitalism--- an economic system in which private wealth or capital is invested to produce and distribute goods at a profit

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    A Christian Nation

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    States is a Christian nation. After reading the Church book‚ however‚ I believe it is obvious that our country was not in fact founded on Christianity. Even though many religious right groups insist our laws should enforce the doctrines of Protestant Christianity. The documents written by our founding fathers say otherwise. The U.S. Constitution has no mention of Christianity or Jesus Christ‚ and is evidence within itself that our country was not founded as a Christian nation. The men who founded

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    A People and a Nation

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    owned few clothes‚ and typically they lived in small‚ one-room cabins. Slaves’ Work Routine Long hours in large work gangs characterized the slave work regime. Planters aimed to keep their hands busy all the time‚ but many slaves resisted overwork by slacking off whenever they could. Violence Against Slaves Whippings occurred throughout the South‚ although generally more so on large farms than on small ones. The mental cruelty of slavery¾the hopeless sense of bondage and coercion with no hope

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    GATT-General agreement on TRADE and TARRIF. * Older version of WTO. * Formed to solve the international trade disputes. HISTORY OF GATT Following World War II‚ the victor nations sought to create institutions that would eliminate the causes of war. Their principles were to resolve or prevent war through the United Nations and to eliminate the economic causes of war by establishing international economic institutions. GATT AFTER 1986 Till 1986 it was running smoothly ‚ there was no point

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    Welfare and Drug Testing

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    People applying for welfare benefits should be drug tested Good paper on a difficult subject A current issue that is going on today is welfare recipients that are drug abusers. Welfare is supposed to meet the basic needs. Drugs seem far from one of the basic human needs to me. If the recipient gets all the benefits from the programs they will more than likely turn around and sell their food stamps for their fix rather than go to the store and get their family some food. Drugs also go hand and hand

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    Beast Of No Nation

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    Beast of No Nation‚ is a movie I would have never watched. After watching it has given me insight of how a war can take away a childhood and innocence. This movie I would consider a raw movie‚ with very graphic scenes and detailed violence. This movie did a great job portraying how children are taken away from their childhood and used as soldiers. These children don’t choose this life but are forced to join these rebel groups in order to stay alive. The story of Agu in Beast of No Nation is very heartbreaking

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    Nation At Risk

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    Introduction Our nation is at risk: this is how the legendary “A Nation at Risk” opened its scathing assessment of American public schools in 1983. The paper gave five recommendations to fix the problems of the U.S. education system: strengthened requirements‚ measurable standards‚ higher pay for teachers‚ increased time in the classroom‚ and accountability. Today‚ the country still faces many of the same problems‚ such as teacher shortages‚ low test scores‚ and poor teacher training programs. In

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