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    Unionization of The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters The fight to form a union can be done. The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters was founded after workers for the Pullman railroad felt they were being treated unfairly by their employer. The discrimination and prejudice African American railroad workers faced on the job were harsh. They worked a lot and were underpaid for the jobs that they performed. They knew that things had to change within their work place for everyone to be…

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    To first explain the history of refugees you need to know what they are, they are displaced citizens in one country moving to another country, mainly causing problems if a very large number are moving out of a country. An example of a large number of people moving was during and after World War 2, when millions of Jewish people were moving out of Germany into Europe. Now to explain why it happens, Refugees usually move countries because of economic problems, war, corrupt governments, and natural…

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    Refugees seeking asylum in United States Proposal Argument The United States has always been a country self-open to people of different ethnicities and religions. America has always been a where people can arrive and seek for a better life, with abundant amount of opportunities to offer. America is a growing nation and I believe that the U.S should allow European refugees into the country and shouldn’t avoid them as outsiders, regardless of who you are and the challenges you’ve faced to seek…

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    There were places where it was white only and blacks had to go to the back of the bus. It talked about MLKs “I have a dream” speech in Washington, D.C. on inequality. The civil rights issue is probably one of the ones that has made the most progress because today even though there are still issues, it was resolved a lot because now we go to same schools, churches and get along a lot better than we did back in the 1950s and…

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    Truman Containment

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    the USSR whether it be monetarily or by fear of violent retaliation. These countries who were intimidated by the USSR were the ones most likely to fall to communism (Historian, 2016). The best example of the United States containment is the Greek Civil War. The British…

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    The most notable example would be that of the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union was one of the strongest governments that had complete control over its citizens, but fell due to internal failures of the communist system it was run by. Some of the many problems found in the way that the Soviet Union was run were “the lack of incentives for productivity (Watkins)”, western ideas becoming very popular with the youth of the Soviet Union (Brown 2009), and the economy was nearly destroyed from the…

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    The leadership of Joseph Stalin can be summed up in these words: “The triumph of one man turned into the tragedy of an entire nation” - Dmitri Volkogonov (“Joseph Stalin”). Joseph Stalin, one of Russia’s worst and most tragic dictators, along with the help of Leon Trotsky certainly changed Russia during the time of the Russian Revolution. They were responsible for many major events, such as the Revolution From Above and taking leadership of the Red Army, that occurred during this time because of…

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    Casualties In Ww2

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    turned upon itself, bringing about the most destructive war in human history. The primary combatants were the Axis nations of Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy, Imperial Japan, and the Allied nations, Great Britain (and its Commonwealth nations), the Soviet Union, and the United States. Seven days after the suicide of Adolf Hitler, Germany unconditionally surrendered on May 7, 1945. The Japanese would go on to fight for nearly four more months until their surrender on September 2, which was brought on…

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    Stalin rose to power after the death of Vladimir Lenin, Leon Trotsky was the natural successor of Lenin but after a complex power struggle Stalin rose out triumphant. Unlike Stalin who inherited his rule from Lenin, Castro rose to power after the Cuban civil war where he defeated the Cuban president Fulgencio Batista and made Cuba a single party state. Russia has also undergone a revolution in which the imperial regime of Tsar Nicholas II was overthrown by the Bolsheviks. During the revolution…

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    dystopian novel, 1984. Orwell’s writings were influenced by his support for democratic socialism, and by a strong opposition to tyranny, oppression, and totalitarianism in both its fascist and Stalinist forms. He also fought briefly in the Spanish Civil War with the leftist Republicans against the far-right Nationalists. Overall, Orwell’s principal aim as a writer was to prompt a nation-wide discussion, and his books were intended for the UK public at large. Many British socialists of the time…

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