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    when America was becoming more industrialized‚ the U.S was seen as the land of opportunity to many people in Europe and Asia. During the mid to late 1800s‚ “Old immigrants” from Western Europe had originally come to America to dig in the goldfields and help build the transcontinental railroads in the West. After them‚ came the “new immigrants”‚ from Southern and Eastern Europe. Although both were very culturally different‚ they had the same intents when coming to America and got the same negative responses

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    “We Need More Lumber: A Literary Analysis of Ernest Hemingway’s ‘The End of Something’” PROMPT: Explain how the different aspects of the setting symbolize and reflect Nick and Marjorie’s relationship and how they felt towards each other in the story. Being in a relationship involves something much more than merely being bound together by the same interests or doing activities together. Each person should have mutual respect‚ trust‚ and have direction in order to maintain a strong‚ lasting‚ loving

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    The history of soul music

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    merged into the great season of soul music. Soul music was enabled by the commercial boom of "race" music‚ that had led to the creation of channels and infrastructures run by black enterpreneurs for black artists. This class of black enterpreneurs hired and trained a generation of session musicians‚ producers and arrangers (not to mention songwriters) who were specifically meant to serve the needs of black music. Sould music was also enabled by an unstoppable trend towards black and white integration

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    Immigrant Reflection

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    I have learned that the immigrants have so many difficulties in the America‚ they struggle with life as an outsider‚ they are different in languages‚ cultures‚ religions. I also know the reasons that forced them to leave their mother country: it is because of the politic issue‚ the war‚ the poverty‚ etc. And all of those things‚ were described completely through the story of my participant. His story truly reflects every thing that I have learned about life of an immigrant. He came here because he

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    especially for a Native Americanimmigrant‚ or African-American. Forced from their rightful lands‚ Native Americans were brutally marched to reservations. The new immigrants suffered a tremendous deal of persecution and a poor quality of life living in the packed cities. Even though African Americans had been constitutionally declared citizens and equals‚ the South was still segregated and blacks couldn’t vote. As settlers pushed west‚ and the population grew‚ Native Americans were forced from their

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    The Global Soul Sparknotes

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    Confinement: How Strong National Identities Isolate Groups from One Another Where do you belong? This is a question that Pico Iyer attempts to answer for himself in his book The Global Soul. Iyer travels around the world because he feels like a “global soul.” He experiences the life of other people and observes how they feel about their country and cultural group. National identities create a sense of belonging for a group and Iyer doesn’t feel that safety like many other people and groups do. National

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    Digital Immigrants

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    after the year of 1980 is a digital native. Firstly For this assignment I will be talking about a digital immigrant and how they have adopted many aspects of the latest digital technologies .I will also be discussing an experience and age factors‚ economical factors. Finally‚ I will conduct an assignment by discussing the conclusion in a detailed. Main Body Digital Native and Digital Immigrant

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    Rights For Immigrants

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    Should more rights be given to immigrants? There is an interesting phenomenon among animals. The traveling birds’ flight cover nearly half of the earth annually. The massive group of reeboks migrate on African grassland. We human beings also have the similar behavior——immigration. Coming across with foreigners seems common nowadays. Being expatriates as businessmen or international students is also becoming an inevitable tendency. However‚ immigration has much more discrepancies with the situations

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    Platos Tripartite Soul

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    (2) Critically evaluate Plato’s theory of the tripartite soul‚ in Republic. Plato’s espousal of a tripartite conception of the ‘soul’ as displayed in The Republic‚ offers an interesting and valuable account of the human psyche‚ and for the motivational factors that can influence individual conduct. By virtue of searching for why a man should follow courses of action that are seen to be ‘just’‚ Plato compliments his ethical answers by establishing a psychological structure that shows that conflict

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    Immigrant Challenges

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    An immigrant faces many challenges in the new country they arrive in. Whether they chose go willingly to another country‚ or they do so because of necessity‚ the challenges do not decrease. The first challenge is to fit in and understand how anything works. Things such as the social norms‚ the expectations‚ and the civil regulations must be identified and adhered to. There is no one to help you initially‚ and you are thrust into the deep end with limited resources and limited knowledge. But the

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