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    U.S. united and far from conflicts that did not concerned the U.S. Apparently, George Washington was fully aware of European history. He had seen how most of the wars in Europe and their colonies started out as a dispute between two powers, but they quickly dragged in their allies into the fight, who had nothing to do with how it started. This was called the Grand Game in European diplomacy, that sought to build interlocking alliances in such a way that would balance out the opposite powers, but…

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    Directive term: To what extent: Requires for a thorough assessment of the evidence in presenting an argument. Explore alternative explanations where they exist . Key terms: Political issues: Political that led to poor economic decisions, weaknesses in constitution, failure to reforms structures of imperial Germany, political scheming etc. Failure of democracy By 1933: From signing the armistice up until Hiter’s inauguration as chancellorship. Proposition: Political issues were a significant…

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    Many people always debate on the definition of what exactly is an American. This is a controversial question that unfortunately does not have a concrete answer. An American in 2015 is a human being living in the United States of America who wishes to fulfil their obligations to live in an American society. An American I somebody who knows the struggles of our past history and has a desire to never let it occur again. In earlier ages you were considered an American if you were a Caucasian male.…

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    during the 19th centery many new groups of people from diffrent counrtys from northern and western urope such as the germans and sweednes and the english citizins had came the america know as the old imigratans.they had came for the new found freedoms the united states had to offer.eurpoens came in hope of seeking land to settle without nobles taking over them. irish came to ecape the potateo fmaine and the african americans slaves where shipped thier against thier free will to just be handed…

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    Problems Hispanic Communities Face What is the top issue faced by Hispanic communities recently? It may not be what you think. Most people believe that immigration is the top struggle, however this is not the case. Hispanics face many other problems in their daily lives in America such as unemployment, high drop-out rates, high crime, lack of healthcare, and much more. I will discuss some of the main problems that are faced by Hispanics daily. To start off, Latinos tend to have a high…

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    The two stories Number the Stars and The Wrong Lunch Line are very similar but they have many of their own differences. Number the Stars is a historical fictional story which talks about Annemarie and Ellen, and what one family does to save another from the Nazi. Meanwhile, The Wrong Lunch Line is about Yvette and Mildred, who are children, having a rough school day. These stories similarities share many characteristics between characters, but their differences are more about the events that…

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    was inhabited by humans during a period of 200 BC to 300 AD. The area gained prominence in modern times when the most famous sea explorer, Magellan sighted the area in 1521 while on his famous voyage to circumnavigate the world. After that, many Europeans were apple to identify and discover different islands in the region…

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    To conclude why you shouldn’t be concerned about immigration because lack of immigration causes mistrust and stereotypes, immigrants bring in fresh ideas, skills, experiences and new perspectives and that immigrants bring new cultures. To whoever thinks that an immigrant is a waste of space think back few generations to when your immigrant ancestors came from their previous country to New Zealand but why? Because they were looking for a better life for their children and their grandchildren, the…

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    Immigration for centuries has been a common theme in the United States. The US alone is a current melting pot and will continue to be so. Currently we are at an all-time high with immigration. “Immigrants in the US and their US born children now approximately 81 million people or 26 percent of the overall US population” (Zong and Batavola, 2016) with that being said, our current president of the United States wants to decrease the current immigration “problem” that is at hand. People tend to…

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    Food waste and fracking share many of the same economic effects. Food waste amounts to roughly US$ 680 billion in industrialized countries and US$ 310 billion in developing countries. Food losses during harvest and in storage translate into lost income for small farmers and into higher prices for poor consumers. The amount of food lost can adversely affect the small farmers because the amount of produce that each harvest brings, in comparison to the bigger farms, is much smaller. So, every piece…

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