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    from 1945 to about 1991‚ it was a war fought between the Communists led by the Soviet Union and the Democratic nations led by the United States. Before the Second World War had begun there were economic‚ political and social differences between the two ideologies‚ which were only intensified after the war‚ as a result of suspicions both sides had. To a certain extent it is clear that the Cold War was a more or less natural development of the Second World War. When the war ended and Democrats and Communists

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    My name is Stephanie Flowers and until this class assignment I never thoughtfully considered what my actual ethnic background was. After looking up the meaning of my last name I found it to be of Welsh origin. This means that I could possibility trace my family roots back to Great Britain. After reading chapter one of Race and Ethnic Relations I discovered that being a part of a certain ethnic background does not mean that you have to be part of that race‚ but you have to practice the common cultural

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    Name: Garfield The Relationship between Language and Ethnic Identity in China: A focus on the Tibetan Language To begin with‚ according to the background history of the Tibetan language‚ it is not mere a language like modern English with a wide extend of speakers who can comprehend each other easily depending on familiar vocabulary‚ grammar. As an old linguistic proverb states: “a dialect is a language without an army and a language is a dialect with an army‚ and Tibetan can be considered

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    when it could be using that wealth to build charities to help the poor and fight poverty or make campaigns to destroy the social hierarchy and inequality. The redistribution of tax could also assist in making a change since it is working in the United States and meeting the objectives. Their plan is to redistribute more than $2 trillion yearly from the top 40% percent of the society (mostly high class and wealthy families) to the lower

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    In the contemporary society of the U.S.‚ ethnic Mexicans are perceived as illegal immigrants who are dangerous‚ uneducated‚ and solely wishing to take the jobs of U.S. born. Their immigration was a result of recruitment from Native entrepreneur employers seeking cheap labor‚ often times through illegal means; and despite their prominent role in the economic sphere of the U.S. society‚ they continue to be disregarded and deemed inferior by U.S. born. This is demonstrated by their inferior wages simply

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    Introduction: The state powers and the expressed powers both share many similarities and differences. However‚ I believe that the differences are important and help keep a great balance between the government’s powers and the states. State Powers: Every state has its own government and has its own individual powers over certain situations. The powers that the state has are called reserved powers. The state does not have as much powers as the US. government because they take care of smaller provinces

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    individual perspective of what ethnic and cultural identity mean for their family culture. Understanding your family cultural group is essential in regards to values‚ norms and beliefs. Culture identity allows you develop a self-conception and self-perception. This is in relation to nationally‚ ethnicity‚ religion‚ social class‚ race‚ and gender. For me‚ my cultural and ethnic identity is who I am and what I have evolved into based on the aspects of how I was raised as a child and what I have acquired as

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    Religion and Ethnic Diversity By Joseph Dillon For the first part of my paper I have chosen Roman Catholic as the religion I want to discuss in my report. The Roman Catholic religion differs in several ways from other religions‚ but some have the same values as the Roman Catholic religion. The chief teachings of the Catholic Church are: God’s objective existence; God’s interest in individual human beings‚ who can into relations with God (through prayer); the Trinity; the divinity of

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    Culture Conflict is a big problem in the united states. Culture conflict has affected life today because it changed the way people think. Culture conflicts are big problems still till today because many people use culture as a way to identify a person. For example‚ people assume muslims are terrorist. The reason for that is only because of 9/11. In google it shows that .006625% of muslims are actually terrorist which shows a small percentage. People use excuses to hide the fact that they afraid

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    suffering. No matter the race‚ origin‚ creed‚ etc; you are treated with respect . In Buddhism there is no separation between the body and spirit‚ so taking care of yourself physically‚ and spiritually are very important. Some ways they do this is by various forms of meditation and yoga. When there is a difference in religions‚ there is controversy. In an article I read this quote states the discrimination against Buddhist. “At the meeting‚ people raised concerns about traffic‚ water pollution and

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