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    “America’s Gift to My Generation” Have you ever just sat down to visualize and imagine how fortunate you really are to live in America? In my generation, America has blessed each and everyone of us. Do you really understand who makes this all possible? I know you might be thinking your parents but it is the President, Mr. Trump. There are many gifts that America has provided for us. Maybe you just haven’t spent the time to realize it. Even though the world’s surface is covered with…

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    Adesemi Essay

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    Adesemi was co-founded by Monique Maddy and Côme Laguë, two brilliant and very complementary entrepreneurs. Maddy was born in Liberia and studied in the United States where she earned a masters degree in international relations from John Hopkins. During her studies, she met Côme Laguë and developed her plan for Adesemi, dreaming of bringing mobile telecommunications to her continent of birth. She would later get a MBA from Harvard and work for the UN, especially across Africa, giving her an even…

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    Beppler -Blood Diamonds conflict- Professionals claim the illegal sale of blood diamonds had composed billions of dollars to fund civil wars and other conflicts in numerous African nations, such as Sierra Leone, Democratic republic of congo(DRC), liberia, and ivory coast. The reason that learning about the blood diamonds conflict is so important is because we need to realize all the things that happened during that time. Just like mr. Sawyer says “ not to offend you guys, but the younger…

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    Liberia and Sierra Leone have both been declared Ebola free, but Liberia lost this designation just three months after obtaining it. Ebola was a major concern for U.S. Citizens, clearly making it something to watch and pushing update travel warnings when needed. During the peak of the outbreak…

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    Dbq Colonialism In Kenya

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    in the eyes of those being controlled and those who controlled.Also, Kenya was created by Europeans in which It was automatically limited about four thousand miles to the northwest in Berlin Germany. All of Africa was under European control except Liberia and Ethiopia. The result of this colonization was due to the fact that seven countries were given the right to own a specific territory leaving most Africans under the European rule.This slave act ended…

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    intended to be poignant. It is an appeal on the emotions of the readers. No reader would be happy with the way this novel ends. All these great, moral, African Americans leave America, and move to Africa. Interestingly, Stowe herself does not like the Liberia Solution, and…

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    Child soldiers should be given amnesty. The people there would forced to go into war. If they didn’t choose to go to war, they would get killed. They are too young to go to war. Some of the kids are only 10 years old. Some of them could never be normal again. When they take the drugs out of them they are still all messed up The people there would force the kids to go into war. If they didn’t choose to go to war they would get killed. Some of the kids didn’t want to go to war so they ran, while…

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    Sanctions In The 1990s

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    Council began the utility of sanctions more often. In mid-1990s alone they were implemented so as to effect a series of goals, such as enforcing a democratic governance in Haiti and ensuring the Yamoussoukro Accord to put an end to military war in Liberia. Sanctions were used as “instruments meant to alter the cost–benefit assessment of the targets in their policy choices and to enforce international norms, generally but not only related to international security”. Furthermore, sanctions were…

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    Born in Memphis, Texas and raised in Tuskegee, Alabama Kathleen Neal went on to travel a lot from countries such as India, liberia, Sierra Leone, and the Philippines. Later in her life she came back to school in America attending Quaker boarding school and graduating with honors. Kathleen Neal started her college education at oberlin college but transferred to Barnard University. During her time at Bernard University she began her journey to promote black intelligence and power. She took a break…

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    Chris Hedges' states in his introduction, "we in the industrial world bear responsibility for the world's genocides because we had the power to intervene and did not. We stood by and watched the slaughter in Chechnya, Sri-Lanka, Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Rwanda, where a million people died (16)." The world could not prevent innocent people from war, which was failure of the world leaders and country like the United States. Hedges' idea and experiences about war and conflict are real and…

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