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    rule by the French for few decades. Then in 1940, Japan started to invade Indochina. Indochina countries are Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. But in the year of 1945, Japan was defeated by the World War II allies and starting in 1946, the Indochina war has begun. Not only that, in 1946 also, France recognize Vietnam as a free state within French Union. A negotiation between the French and Vietminh are held but the negotiation breakdown when the Democratic Republic of Vietnam launches its 1st attack…

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    Journalist and author, Edward McClelland, writer of “RIP, the Middle Class: 1946-2013”, clearly believes that the American middle class is dying and that it should not happen. McClelland states “For the majority of human history—and in the majority of countries today—there have been only two classes: aristocracy and peasantry” (McClelland 550). He asserts that the middle class that flourished following the end of World War II has diminished since America’s first Great Recession in the 1980s and…

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    reason this boycott was a success, they fail to consider that this triumph was because of the collective action of the people in Montgomery. In fact, beginnings of this boycott started year earlier with the founding of the Women's’ Political Council in 1946 by Alabama State College professor, Mary Fair Burks. The WPC was a group of…

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    1. Should cameras be allowed in the courtroom? Why or why not? What are the advantages and disadvantages? What are the laws or policies covering this issue? How much transparency is too much? At what point does transparency begin to have a negative effect on the criminal justice system? From social media to network news, most people in America get their news and information from this form of media. However, it is important to examine if the people's right to know has a negative effect on due…

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    1.5 stratification (15 points) (1) Weber’s conception of stratification is derived from his analysis of economic activities in relationships. He said that economic relationships are decided by individuals’ chance of using their material property for exchange on the market. Thus, people sharing similar material conditions are classified into groups. In Weber’s view, the inequality between different groups is associated with not only the economic dimension but also social, political, and…

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    Internet culture can only be described from the world I live in currently right now. We use the internet for every possible thing we need. Whether it is for a recipe, simple information, or directions, the internet is the new drug. Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and other social media outlets are apart of the internet culture as well. The minilleuiminals generation is incorporating the social media into everything they do. Teenagers have blogs on youtube, make vines, and make sure they have more…

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    The end of WWII should have heralded in a new age of relatively stable peace. The Axis powers had been defeated and Nazi Germany was no more. Instead, the U.S. and the USSR plunged the world into the Cold War. Unlike any previous war, it was one of the longest confrontations in U.S. history. It spanned five decades and across continents, involving millions in the battle between capitalism and communism. There isn’t a simple answer as to how the Cold War came to be. However, there is a trail of…

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    The Cold War began after the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The Cold War was a result of two major world powers, the United States and Russia (USSR), displaying a show of force with the nuclear weapons tests each were conducting. The Franck Committee, in 1945, met to persuade the American public into agreeing nuclear warfare could be disastrous. The USSR was a previous American ally, during WWII, and a superpower that would not be outdone or relinquish control-though they signed a peace…

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    An individual’s perspective on the world is influenced by other people because everyone sees the world in a different way which to them is considered the right way and so they want other people to see it in the same way. The short story Red Dress – 1946 by Alice Munro is a story that focuses on a teenage girl and her problems about prom, her mother and being popular. In the beginning of the story the readers can tell straight away that the protagonist’s goal is to be popular and fit in with her…

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    There have been efforts in place to prevent these weapons from being used, the first being by the UN General Assembly in 1946. This created a commission that deals with nuclear weapons in a way to prevent them from being a danger to people and nature. Assess: The United Nations is a reputable source because it goes over what nuclear weapons are. It also goes over what nuclear…

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