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    He also expresses that the Portuguese are constantly taking away Congolese children, sons of nobles and even family members. From a reader 's standpoint, I believe that the Portuguese government are ruthlessly taking advantage of the Congolese by kidnapping them and making them their slaves, because in all honestly the buyers are barely paying anything to the Congolese. After further reading, king…

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    One day there were four boys Aidan, Adam, Zach, and Ben sitting around a fire on October 30, 1988 wondering what they were going to do for Halloween tomorrow. Ben exclaimed that he was going to get a Police Officer suit and was going to go around acting like a Officer. “Why don’t you just dress in your regular clothes, that’s scary enough,” Zach said while giggling. Zach was the jokester of the group. “Haha, very funny,” Ben murmured. Usually no one would pick on Ben because was a very tough…

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    The responsibility the news media have is reporting events that happened so people can be aware to be safe. such as teenage suicides, kidnappings, and drive by shootings. they report these stuff because they want others to be safe, like when i hear about teenage suicides i believe the reason they report these type of suicides is to prevent teeangers killing themsleves and so that parents can be aware so this doesn’t happen to their loved ones. I interviewed my mom she said the news have the…

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    of murder under the common law has not changed very much. Common law defines murder as death by poison, lying in wait, imprisonment, starvation, willful, deliberate, and premeditation killing. A homicide occurring during arson, rape, robbery, or kidnapping is also included under murder. First degree murder is defined as specific intent to kill, second degree is general intent to kill. Punishments for murder were life in prison without parole, and the death penalty; only if convicted of first…

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    Alcatraz Prison History

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    Early in the 20th century, a new wave of crime swept across the nation. In the 1920’s and 30’s the Volstead Act encouraged illegal alcohol distribution that became a very lucrative business. This sharp rise in crime formed organized gangs that became more and more violent. President Herbert Hoover decided at that time to crack down on crime and this led to the creation of larger, higher capacity federal prisons. Alcatraz prison was one of the products of this decision, and is possibly the most…

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    A majority of you know that Christopher Columbus was the first to discover and explore the Americas, but many are unaware that this is a mythical statement; in fact, the information that we have learned about this individual is mostly false and inaccurate. We have been taught to think that this man was an amazing person, we have been taught to believe that he was courageous, intelligent, and modest. Still to this day, schools are educating children with these lies. Historians have looked into…

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    OJ Simpson Murder Case

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    In this unending case of the former football player Orenthal James Simpson accused of killing his ex-wife Nicole Brown and her friend Ronald Goldman in 1994. The investigators reigned the knife out after weeks of forensic test. The authorities determined that there is no link to the murder. However, one of the reason police had presented proof of knife last month. They had learned that the knife had been in the proprietorship of a retired L.A. cop for more than twelve years. The officer…

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    The least convincing between the two arguments was the article written by famous ex-basketball player, Kareem Abdul Jabbar. Although his argument was well stated, it only offered a limited view on the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attacks by Muslim Radicals. Jabbar spoke out as a Muslim-American and condemned the actions taken by “Muslims” in Paris, France. Jabbar later went into depth about how the American people lived through a similar phase, back when the Ku Klux Klan roamed American soil. He used…

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    Mongol leader Genghis Khan born by the name of Temujin (1162-1227) rose from humble early stages to establish the largest land empire in history. After uniting the nomadic tribes of the Mongolian plateau, he seized huge areas of central Asia and China. His descendants extended the realm even further, advancing to such distant places only on horse and walking like Vietnam, Syria, Poland, and Korea. At their peak, at the high of the Mongols empire, they had controlled somewhere between 12 million…

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    It’s nearly unbelievable to think that every year thousands of children become victims of crime. These crimes can include kidnappings, violent attacks, sexual abuse, or even online predators. The FBI's Violent Crimes Against Children has a very serious program that is in three parts. The first part is to decrease the chance of children to sexual exploitation. The second is to develop a nationwide sized program to provide a quick, and effective investigative response to crimes against children.…

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