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    government did allow people keep together with their families or reunite eventually. For example, Massey and Pren stated that not only illegal immigration increased after 1965 but also the legal migration having a peak at 2, 8 millions from Latin America coming to the United States legally . Massey and Pren stated: “The key to understanding the dynamic of this growth again lies with decisions taken by Congress that had unintended consequences: the decision in 1965 to exempt close relatives of…

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    American Dream Equality

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    (Cullen, 8). I find this meaning to be biased depending on the different social classes that exist in America, public figures like Martin Luther King and Thomas Jefferson came up with this meaning to represent their own personal issues regarding the social classes that they came from. Luther King was speaking on behalf of the black people who were discriminated in the society and thus were not able…

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    discovered. This time Christopher didn’t sail the seven seas to find South America and Brazil. This time it was a Portuguese explorer who discovered Brazil. This Portuguese explorer was called Pedro Alvares. Pedro wasn’t trying to look for new land, he was simply trying to go for India. On his way heading west, like any explorer, he ended up on one of the coasts of South America. Now this isn’t just any coast of South America, he landed on the coast of Brazil. When he got there, as a European…

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    The Atlantic Rim System

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    The kingdom of Benin entered into a trading relationship with the Portuguese which facilitated the Portuguese to buy pepper, cloth, and slaves from Benin. The Portuguese then exported the slaves, pepper, and cloth to European countries and in the Americas. However, the selling of slaves to Portuguese came to an end in the 1550’s because the kingdom of Benin was in a state of war to colonize other African territories. So, in order to acquire the other territories, they needed more army force due…

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    The Huddled Masses

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    factors for the people entering America are numerous. Among the popular reasons for many to leave their home is population growth in the migrants home country. As well as religious persecution and political oppression. Particularly towards those of Jewish ancestry. Though natural disasters rarely cause emigration they often act as a catalyst or the last push someone needs to leave their home. Birds of passage is the term often referred to those men who came to the Americas for seasonal work. In…

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    16th century Europeans arrived in America and left a big mark in America’s history. The Colonial America time period is one of the richest and most interesting pieces of American history. They grew a society and developed various regions with a wide variety of customs and interests. Religious freedom, the gathering of natural resources and industry work were some reasons why so many Europeans came to America. As the English were not the only ones to settle in America, the Dutch, the French,…

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    Between the years of 1607-1775, European exploration contributed to tremendous growth in the southern settlements. When early settlers formed a triangle trade with America, Europe and Africa, Africans sought ways to purchase guns and other war goods, including the selling of war prisoners as slaves to fight tribal conflicts within Africa. America soon advanced with the ideas of slave trade which brought in an influx of wealth and labor. Plantation owners in the South were in great need of a…

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    Dbq French Revolution

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    their colonies in the West Indies because they thought that sugar cane was more of a lucrative business than the fur trade in New France. Great Britain on the other hand wanted to destroy France so they sent approximately 20,000 troops across to America. New France held their own until 1757 when the war turned in favor of the British who won several wars. The battle on the Plains of Abraham in 1759 sealed the fate of New France. James Wolfe defeated the army of…

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    James Cameron's Avatar

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    James Cameron’s “Avatar” is hailed as one of the greatest movies of all time. The story starts with explaining how by the year 2154 the human race has expended all of the resources of earth, and has set up a base of operations on the moon of Pandora with the intent of harvesting the mineral “unobtainium” for use as an energy source. The story follows our protagonist, Jake Sully, a paraplegic ex-marine who signed up to be part of the human’s “Avatar Program”, which involves the use of…

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    industrialization through increasing state intervention in their economies" (Geddes 138) and proceeded to respond to the global financial crisis with Import Substitution Industrialization. Citizens thought of Import Substitution Industrialization as Latin America 's development strategy that would industrialize their country. The idea behind Import Substitution Industrialization was to enact protectionist trade policies that would protect Latin American countries ' industries from international…

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