Languages of the United States

virus disease in 2015. The risk of the Zika virus has recently become a threat in the United States with 1,860 reported cases (Center for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC] (June 22, 2016). This paper looks at a comparison of methods to prevent transmission of the Zika virus in both the United States and Brazil. PICO: What measures are being used to control the epidemic of the Zika virus in the United States as compared…

it as a sign of hope and relief. Here, these immigrants come to America in search of job opportunities, access to health care, and a better life for their families. But with the opportunities America provides, barriers follow; more specifically, language. Without speaking English, immigrants may find it difficulty in finding good jobs, starting or continuing their education, and everyday life a challenge.…

was scarcely any peace. All of the Indians therefore lived a life in fear and doubt. True relationships could never develop and neither could new innovations and technology when there was constant war going on. There was also no wheel, no written language, no division of labor, little agriculture, and scant permanent settlement. Although the Native Americans did live a comfortable enough life, their lives were still limited to great extent. When Columbus and his successors conquered the…

less unemployment. According to, 2015 Index of Economic Freedom, it states, “Unemployment rate is equal to five percent.” This shows that the unemployment rate is low; however, if Canada and Mexico form a Union, then this rate can lower, since there might be more opportunities. In the other hand, Canada has seven percent of unemployment, which changed in a six month period. On the website The Huffington Post, the author states, “Canada’s unemployment rate jumped to 7 per cent in August, after a…

ethnoreligious, linguistic minority, and an indigenous people from Iran and Iraq. The Mandaean Human Rights Group, also known as the MHRG, speaks out for the Mandaean community. They have roughly 60,000 people with their own two thousand year old language a form of Aramaic. The Mandaean community consists of smaller more individual groups. 75% to 80% are Arab, 15% - 20% are Kurds, and an estimated 5% are Turkmans, Armenians and others. After 2003, 90% of the community fled Iraq because they were…

views himself to be Chinese because he surrounded himself with people in that community and made their culture the American society. The United States is not a country with people only having one nationality, but is one consuming of different races. Racial variety in the United States…

significant events that shaped Canada are: The Hundred Days battle, Statute of Westminster, D-Day’s Juno Beach battle, Official Language Act, and The Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Hundred Day battle and D-day shows how strong and loyal Canada is, The Statute of Westminster and the Charter of Rights and Freedoms shows how independent and free Canada is, and the Official Language act shows how accepting and multi-cultural Canada is. These events contributed to Canada’s identity and are the…

While globalization at times is an overwhelming concept, it can be readily grasped in our daily lives. From the individual to the State, the exchange of information cannot be blocked; in other words, it can only be directed. I think this is the best thing in today 's globalization process, which is the information, technology exchange between multi-cultural, racial all the time and it cannot be prevented or controlled in any country. The result of this exchange, no matter it is good or bad, it…

The Struggle of International Students at Community Colleges As the United States known to be the land of opportunities, the land of immigrants, better rights, equality, freedom, social interactions, better education, and good health care facilities are merely some of the many attractions that play a major role in attracting People from around the world. Some of these people who get attracted the most is students. Students from different regions around the world looking for opportunities…

Who are the Choctaws? They are Native Americans who traditionally lived in what today is part of the southeastern United States including Mississippi, Alabama, Florida, Tennessee, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, etc. The Choctaw were heavily influenced by their practices of trading. With the establishment of Louisiana by the French in 1700, the Choctaw…