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    companies to build a great nation. The great nation that we…

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    When the industrial revolution of England started, the UK was home to more than 2.5 million people all of the different classes and racial background. Which seems small compared to the 64.1 million that call the UK home in present time. When he first starts to talk about the towns of England it all starts in London, and how all of the different classes have a few things in common, to work…

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    Rwanda Ethnic Groups

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    running throughout the streets with machetes and homemade weapons seeking nothing but the destruction of a Tutsi’s life. For the time of the genocide and even after the streets were flooded with blood and body parts, it is estimated that just about two million Hutu refugees packed in disease- ridden refugee camps of neighboring Burundi, Tanzania, Uganda, and former Zaire. Not only were people killing during this time, approximately two hundred and fifty thousand women were raped. The media…

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    Trail Of Tears Effects

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    The effects of the Trail of Tears When we think of the first people in America, whom do we think of? Of course, Christopher Columbus comes to mind. Yet, the first people on land were the native people. Native people were the first people to set foot on this soil, long before any white person. Regrettably, the federal government brutally attacked and removed from the Indians from homelands that they dearly loved. Native people was forced to walk thousands of miles to a specific place “Indian…

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    drug offenders account for 25% of the total inmate population (Criminal Justice Degree Hub). Similar to the numbers above, in the 1980s, arrests for drug offenses were around the 500,000 mark. Now, the number of arrests for drug offenses is over 1.5 million. You might be surprised to learn that during this time, the crime rate was actually falling, but prisoners increased due to drug related…

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    for intelligence. As a proud nation, America is no exception. From the revolutionary war to the ongoing international affairs, they have had a strong will to be the absolute best at everything. Space exploration is one of the many possible routes that can be taken to reach that desire. Substantial funding for NASA would allow them to create space missions where they can explore the secrets of the universe. The United States would be the first country to “peel back the curtains”, analogous to…

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    Incarceration Pros And Cons

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    an increase in the amount of people being sent to prison for even minimal offenses. According to an article by Business Insider, “707 people for every 100,000” are being incarcerated, whereas in Norway, an extremely wealthy and modern first-world nation, the incarceration rate is “just 75 per 100,000 people” (Business Insider). Our country has a problem with incarcerating people for every little offense, and with the prison system being designed to punish offenders rather than provide treatment…

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    in the Italian campaign; 5400 lost their lives * Battle of Britain, 1940 * The Blitz * the Battle of Britain was Germany`s first defeat—major victory for Britain—prevented Germany from launching a naval invasion against the island nation and had boosted the sagging morale of the British people * Dieppe * the Allies launched a series of quick raids on the English Channel * on August 19, 1942, the allies landed on the beaches of the French town of Dieppe …

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    John Diciulio Case

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    Written Assignment Two 1. In the mid-1990s, social scientist John DiIulio (and others) predicted that a frightening wave of violent “super-predator” youth would terrorize America starting around 2010. Why did DiIulio eventually back away from his prediction? (Hint: see chapter 4 and outside sources if necessary.) The prediction of “super-predator” was due to district attorneys reported the increase in violent crime among youth. It is not hard to develop an opinion when you hear first-hand…

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    that has produced better results. One example of where the American criminal justice system falls short is the rate of recidivism; based on data gathered by Latimer et al (2005), over half of all criminals who were released from incarceration went back to jail. This is compared to most Scandinavian and a few other European countries that have to deal with only a fifth to a tenth of their prisoners relapsing, this is in due to the fact that these countries have opted for higher quality…

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