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    decrease as well and the country, as a whole, will be greatly negatively affected. Supporting Argument #3: As of 2013, 1.1 billion human beings lived on the continent of Africa (World Population Review, 2015). That is a relatively large number, in comparison to the other continents, with Asia being the exception. While not all of Africa is as beautiful as images circling the Internet may make it seem, people inhabit most parts of the countries and would like to feel safe in their community. Due…

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    Wwii Turning Point

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    points of the war were in Northern Africa? Soon after the Italians joined the war, the war quickly spread to Africa. When the attacks had first started, the Italians and Germans were winning battles back to back. In the late months of 1942, the British and Americans made a comeback by having the French join them and the following year, the Italians and Germans surrendered. With the help of many different generals, the British and Americans beat the Italians and Germans after three long and…

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    Summary: Road To Genocide

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    According to Times of Malta, in December 2013 peacekeepers and soldiers were assigned to protect citizens in the Central African Republic due to the violence between Muslims and Christians. The rebel group, "Seleka" took power from the north and Christians began to blame the entire Muslim community for crimes committed by them. Currently, there are 535,000 refugees many who are women and children displaced by this war. However, instead of diffusing the situation French soldiers have only made it…

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    The food in Brazil is a result of a combination of key ingredients brought by different cultures that arrived in Brazil. For instance it started with the colonization of the Portuguese in the 16th century. Brazil also had influence and was introduced to these countries foods and recipes, by the Italians, Spanish, Arabs, and the Chinese and Japanese cultures. A tradition brought by these cultures was to drink a small cup of coffee after both lunch and dinner. The food in Brazil is mostly made…

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    Middle-Class In Africa

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    class. Though democracy and entrepreneurship have at least started a middle class that was even scarcer before, Africa is still dominantly populated with very poor people and rich people. There are places, such as Accra’s financial district, which stand as good hope for Africa’s improving middle class, but there is much more poverty. In fact, the percentage of middle class people in Africa, roughly 6%, is only slightly larger since the past decade. Even the upper middle class has had minimal…

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    History Of The Pima Tribe

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    When the Pima tribe lost access to the water, I thought it was extremely unfair of how inequalities are powerful determinants of our health. I didn’t realize the extent to how decisions may help some at the cost of another. Although white settlers, citrus farmers, and people living outside the reserve prospered greatly from the Coolidge dam, many were blind to the fact of how it affected the Native Americans and their way of life. The Pima Indians of Arizona have the highest rates of diabetes in…

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    Fossil: Homo Correctus

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    Fossil remains of Homo erectus, an extinct species of early humans, were first discovered in 1891 by the Dutch physician Eugene Dubois near the village of Trinil, along the Solo River, on the island of Java, Indonesia. Dubois's finds, a partial skull and a thigh-bone, contrasted remarkably. The skull-cap, significantly smaller and lower in height than those of modern humans, had a large projecting brow ridge and a sloping forehead. The inside of the skull had a brain volume about half that of…

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    Behind the Curtain The poem “The White Man’s Burden” can mean an array of things. From one side, “The White Man’s Burden” was a warning to those who sought the power of the world by controlling land and the people who live there. It also served as encouragement for white men to further imperialism. This can be seen in the line “cold, edged with dear- brought wisdom.” He is providing the knowledge that a white man needs to be successful. Kipling is clearly laying out the harsh realities to white…

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    Arts And Aztec Culture

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    AZTEC Aztec Location- Mexico City. Population- 5 million Food: The Aztec people relied on the land and what they could grow. Some items they grew from their land were: corn, beans, fruits,and vegetables. Meat and other proteins were scarce due to how hard it was to hunt and find the animals. The Aztecs relied on insects and insect eggs for their protein. Clothing: Aztec clothing was generally made out of cotton which was imported, and also a fiber from the Maguey Cactus. Women would…

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    The Growth Of Slavery

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    The growth of slavery was an important part of the economy of southern colonies between 1607 and 1775. Southern colonies were greatly affected economically by slavery throughout the 16t century and 17th century. The economy of southern colonies would increase and at points would drastically decline due to slavery factors. The economic, geographic, and social factors were important in the advancement of slavery of southern colonies’ economy between 1607 and 1775. The economic factor encouraged…

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