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    Rough Draft Prostitution, means of paying the bills or paid pleasure? Prostitution in the world has always been a battle against personal views. Many argue whether it is a right to sell one's body for pleasure or just a grotesque means of making fast cash. Prostitution has always been a taboo of sorts on this earth. It is the oldest profession in human history and is a product of human nature. Prostitution is most present in societies where free sexual intercourse is limited. It is a…

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    Vietnam War Research Paper

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    veterans Lastly, the main reason Truman even edged into the war was to contain the spread of communism. Despite US entanglement with the war, the communist leader gained popular support. The fighting, bombing, and propaganda turned many in Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos to support the Viet Minh. Their uprising succeeded, and hence communism had a solid stronghold in Southeast Asia. The US’s own actions kept them from winning the war. The desire to spread democracy, the arrogance, and the…

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    themselves. Typical sweatshop employees are young and uneducated female immigrants, unaware of their own legal rights as a human being. Affecting economically unstable and uneducated people in third-world countries such as Haiti, Indonesia, China, Cambodia, Vietnam and Bangladesh, many people…

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    hand, South Vietnam favored a democracy and was led by Ngo Dinh Diem. Consequently, Washington, with the fear of communism following the domino effect intervened in Vietnam’s affair to prevent the influence of communism on countries such as Lao, Cambodia, and more. (Jacobs, 4) After China had fallen under communism, the United States had to ensure that other countries wouldn’t fall under as well. Furthermore, the United States chose to favor Diem not only because of common ideals of…

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    As time progresses, techonology has advanced. The LIDAR is the most impactful, developed and advanced technology that can help seek evidence for researchers and explorers today, which in turn can further our understanding of the archeology of the world. Archeologists have been able to find out more about the topography than they have in years. The LIDAR has made it easy upon scientists and has changed the view of the world. On the other hand, another developed and advanced type of…

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    Military Combat Children

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    The unlawful action of use of children in military combat is extremely destructive to child development and countries or regions which this type of combat in use should be aware of how its own advancement in the world is dragged backwards. The youth of every country is it's the future. Therefore, putting children as young as 10 years old into combat causes mental and physical issues which are utterly difficult to heal from. Affecting reintegration into society and making it difficult to thrive…

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    to get these resources by conquering its neighbors in Asia, and the Pacific. As Japan grew more and more powerful and conquered other countries, they were ready to take over South Pacific lands, including present day Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Cambodia,…

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    The language of the United States changed drastically once the Vietnam War began. At the start of the Cold War, the United States' society was caught in an age of consensus. During this time period, the people of the United States conformed to a certain normality which was widespread because of the Cold War. However, once the generation born in the age of consensus came of age, the age of dissent began. Through expanded education and literary works from the Left, the youth began to rebel against…

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    Differences between small and large countries are a handful, and the similarities are Minuscule in comparison. The article “Hey, Mark Zuckerberg: My Democracy isn’t your laboratory” by Stevan Dojcinovic highlights how substantial the impact of the differences can be on A smaller country, specifically targeting their democracy. Dojcinovic discusses how a social media platform is on the verge of ruining him; facebook targeting smaller countries as a lab rat. Dojcinovic gives the notion…

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    Watergate's Abuse Of Power

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    Watergate as defined by most historians, is one of the most prominent scandals that erupted in the years of Richard Nixon 's second term involving the break-down of Nixon 's administration amidst a very dangerous political scandal that shocked the beliefs of the American people and changed the view of the commander-in-chief 's position forever. Watergate is known as the largest abuse of power by an executive office in modern American history. President Nixon and his administration were not the…

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