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Globally there are so many communicable diseases. Some of these diseases are easily transmitted to people through the movement of urbanization. Urbanization is the movement of people from an area with little development, like villages to small or big cities with good development. This movement of people could lead to several communicable diseases especially in areas of large population. In this assignment, I am discussing the impacts of urbanization on communicable diseases. Urbanization can…

Introduction: The global economy is one that is directly impacted by Earth’s biodiversity derived from its rich and varied environments. The locations of each region correlate to the resources and products that are able to be produced, distributed, and exported. Throughout history, humans have established societies and civilizations around these resources unique to their own location and trading patterns. The nation of China has been heavily influenced by their location, regional environment,…

Samy Mahmoud HIST 1480 Reading Journals Mon 8/29 Gaines’s thesis is to discuss the Civil Rights Movement through a global lens. My first impression was that Gaines would imply that the movement was much more influential than we thought. Although he develops connections between independence movements in Africa to the Civil Rights Movement, he highlights that the movement is part of a larger black freedom struggle. Gaines explains how the movement was impacted by the Cold War. America’s…

intro When I was a young child in elementary school I had a friend, Basheer, who was part of a family who were recent immigrants from the middle east. They left their native home to escape prosecution against their sufi minority status in a sunni-dominant area. One of my fondest memories I had while visiting Basheer 's home involved some of the religious practices his family engaged in, which was entirely new to me at the time. I found their customs, fresh from their homeland as they were…

Upon the application and introduction of the Alien Land Laws, the United States Government attempted to discourage Asians from immigrating and settling in the land of the United States permanently. The people from other regions were designated to shows and indicated their racial origin from where they were able to permit to access some of the areas or rather an own land and other related properties (Carlisle, 253). The 1952 act largely impacted citizenship requirements for Asians Americans but…

dominance, and developed from the 1490s onward. This was an exchange of foods, diseases, and people. The extension of international contacts spread disease. The victims were millions of Native Americans who had not been previously exposed to Afro-Eurasian diseases such as smallpox and measles and who therefore had no natural immunities. They died in large numbers during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. More than half the native population dies, some estimates run as high as eighty…

women were not always excluded and treated as secondary. For example, in Inhidduana, women were appointed as high priestesses, one of the most respected positions in society. They were confident and strong leaders. Women thrived in history. In the Eurasian Steppes, women were found in the nomadic burial sites with tools and even with weapons! In some instances, women’s social roles were higher than men. Women were warriors and their roles weren’t confined. No one limited their potential and…

If you had the power to look into the future from a piece of literature written in the past, would you? In the novel 1984 by the renowned author George Orwell, you have the opportunity to do just that. This novel is one of utmost importance. It’s a known fact that history, does indeed repeat itself one way or another. Orwell writes about a dystopian society ruled by a totalitarian government which controls it’s people by bombarding them with propaganda, suppressing their individuality and…

E. Choose five of the following terms and give a brief definition of each. (2 points each, 10 total) Choose from the following: black codes — Common Sense — Free-Soilers — maroon colonies — military draft — peculiar institution — push factor — sharecropping — Sons of Liberty — temperance 1: Black Codes: A body of laws, statutes, and rules enacted by southern states immediately after the Civil War to regain control over the freed slaves, maintain white supremacy, and ensure the continued…

During World War 2(WW2), there were many questions asked about the Japanese Occupation(JO). One of the most frequently asked question was the reason why the Japanese thought that they were superior.The invasion all started due to the following reasons. Firstly, they were having high birth rates during that time. Due to that, the food resources was not sufficient to tally the needs of people in the country and they needed to implement food rationing. Thus, in order to get more food resources,…