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    reduced to political silence.” Ever since the attacks on the French magazine Charlie Hebdo in January of 2015, France has deemed itself incompatible with immigrants, particularly those who identify as Muslim or come from North Africa or the Middle East. Since the start of 2015 there have been more than 11 large-scale attacks affiliated with ISIS, causing greater cultural rifts and xenophobia in French communities. The millions of Muslim French-born citizens and immigrants though have had to…

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    the french they speak is different and more of a variant to that of the French spoken in France. As well it makes the comparison of how to most people that speak French value it just as much as breathing itself. One could also discover that within the source if they were in at anyways deny the right to speak or even use the French language altogether there would be outbreaks of protests and possible Violence, as Quebec has done a referendum before so anything could occur. The Quebec or French…

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    In January 2013 France launched Operation Serval in the former French colony of Mali as a humanitarian intervention, with the blessing and an official mandate by the UN Security Council after an official request by the Malian interim government, led by interim president Dioncounda Traoré, for French military assistance. The official request came after Islamist militants who held northern Mali launched a military offensive against the government-controlled south. The goal of Operation Serval…

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    the society we desire, the society in which prosperity and welfare reign supreme, the society in which class differences disappear”, as Fanon himself envisioned. Furthermore, Nasser framed the post-independence as a revolution, using very similar language to…

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    towards creating a unified nation, where all are equal. Canada has gained victory in its evolution as a country because men and women are provided with equal rights and share the same freedoms, cultural heritages are celebrated, and two official languages are used to help the citizens of the country. The Multiculturalism Act has contributed to the success of Canada and the way Canada is portrayed as a well-developed nation. The Multiculturalism…

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    influenced by its former colonies in Africa, morocco, Algeria, Vietnam and a little part of India mainly Pondicherry. The influx of immigrant population were high as a result of World War I and II. Post World War, the soldiers who fought were given French citizen ship in a manner of paying tribute to their service to the country. As a result France has not only accommodated people of different origins but has also warmly accepted the religious and cultural diversity attached with them. The…

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    no one is taking chances, with the French arriving first the Acadians got to know them from learning their language and trading with them. Reason 1: When the French first arrived the acadians took their side and got to know them better, they had no idea there was other people across the atlantic or any land at all. The Acadians trusted and liked the French from many years of being with them. The Acadians always…

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    in the eye and told them to go fuck themselves in every language he knew, which was 7. It was seven days since Sam’s unit was captured as they did reconnaissance work on a town that was still heavily under German control. He had a bad feeling about the mission from the moment they had been…

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    recover from. However, the ideological motivation was of equal— if not greater— importance to French imperialists. French imperialists “…envisioned the creation of a Greater French Empire that would promote what they considered to be the universal ideals of the Enlightenment”; in addition to Enlightenment ideals, these imperialists were also guided by the French republican values that influenced the French Revolution of 1789, summarized in the motto of “liberty, equality, fraternity” (Jones).…

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    powerful nations, who completely disregarded existing social, political, and economic structures in order to brutally claim the land. The Americas and Africa had each been placed under the oppression of various classic European powers. The British, French, and Spanish were the dominant nations that took control of distinct regions…

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