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The Conclusion and Analysis According to the main contents and the background above. The Rohingya are started to settled in myanmar, in nineteenth and early twentieth centuries when rakhine state territory were still governed by colonial rule of British India…

Immigration has been the subject of a national controversy over the years in the United States. More than one hundred and thousands of immigrants are migrating to America every year. As some immigrants are legal, while others are illegal. Some are getting away from religious prosecution and political mistreatment while others come to search out the America freedom, benefits and protection. Either way, the migration of an immigrant had an exceptionally critical impact on numerous areas of…

Conclusion Positive engagement is critical for Black students to have positive experiences on campus. This includes participating in culturally relevant activities, and feeling a sense of validation of their cultural needs. In order to feel part of the campus, it is necessary for administrators to incorporate cultural activities campus wide, in addition to activities created by the students themselves. Majority students should also be encouraged to participate in diverse activities. As…

It is often by immediate sight that leads one to believe they can draw accurate conclusions based on another individual’s behaviour or presentation without possessing the evidence which supports their theory. In the play Hamlet by William Shakespeare, individuals are led to view others through their appearance rather than obtaining the knowledge of who they truly are. Ultimately, assuming the truth through false assumptions of others leads characters to their death, exposure, and reputable…

Fear is by far the most driving force behind the evolution of humanity and of all other species. Fear is the single strongest force behind humanity and its survival because fear is what stops people from doing something that could harm or kill them. Fear is the most powerful chemical reaction in the brain, requiring more chemicals and less time to register then thoughts or memories and lasting much longer. Fear affects everyone in some way, and some much more cripplingly then others. Fear has…

Amberlight is a study lounge in AI, a dorm at UC Riverside. The Amberlight is a place for people to study, a place where the RSO hosts dorm event and info sessions, and where people go to buy snacks at a store called “Scotty’s.” The place has lots of desks where people can study individually and in groups. There is also a den where people can study without any distractions from the people entering the door from the left side. There is also a hall way in the back where people can go through so…

2.1 Silicon-Carbide (SiC) Initially, Silicon carbide (SiC) was accidentally introduced by Edward G. Acheson in 1890. Silicon Carbide can be stated as a chemical compound of Silicon and the carbon. Edward G. Acheson was running an experiment on the synthesis of diamonds. At that time, it was produced by a high temperature electro chemical reaction of sand and carbon. We can also find the silicon carbide very rarely in nature in very small amounts. Also Edward G. Acheson was the first person to…

How does one define their place within the world? Is there truth to be found and if so how do we find it? If there’s not, then what is the purpose of life? What governs our actions and relationships on this planet? Are we going through motions to a determined and explainable end, or are all the roller coaster rides we take in life done in vain? These are all questions that determine how someone lives their life and define their worldview. I would like to walk you through my developing worldview…

bystanders are in groups. In such a situation, people tend to believe that someone else will offer assistance. As a result, the amount of responsibility that they feel towards the situation decreases as there are more people around. They arrived at this conclusion after a series of experiments with three conditions in which subjects had to fill out a questionnaire while the testers slowly let in smoke into the room. Scenario one had a single subject, scenario two had three subjects, and scenario…

F. Scott Fitzgerald taps into the mind of Nick Carraway, who happens to find himself neighboring one of the most elusive men of New York during the roaring 1920s in The Great Gatsby. Nick Carraway moves to New York to try his hand in the bond business, but he is quickly distracted when he is invited to one of Jay Gatsby 's lavish parties to meet the mysterious man himself and learn his hyperbolic life story. Nick learns that Gatsby is deeply in love with Daisy Buchanan, Nick 's cousin, and that…