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    The SI unit of measurement ( International System of Units) is the most used system of measurement internationally and has proved itself the most effective due to its popular use. Measurements are all related to each other no matter the measurement system. Many measurements have different names and many people expect that to mean that they have an entirely different meaning because of that, however they mean exactly he same thing. Take for example the Metric and U.S Customary measurement system.…

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    Some factors that motivated European exploration in Africa were the explorers. Most of them came to Africa for cultural and scientific curiosity. Others wanted to come to the country for profit. The impact these factors were is that it lead to many things in the country being discovered. Mungo Park, British explorer, was attacked by African warriors and escaped death by jumping into a river after trying to negotiate a deal over Niger. Other Europeans discovered things that could benefit the…

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    Mass and social media have their effects in the socio-political life of any nation. Understanding the phenomenon of mass mobilization and socialization has its big part in the political sciences. Mass mobilization emerged with the modern industrial era, this technique to mobilize the masses to a certain political agenda or set of goals was used in its most port to serve political and business goals. Mass media tends to achieve a successful and direct communication between the authorities and the…

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    without consulting Congress” (Lind, “The Out-of-Control Presidency”). President Bush only sought a Congressional vote before the Gulf War for the benefit of public relations. In military actions taken by the U.S. in Grenada, Panama, Somalia, Haiti, and Libya, the President dismissed the War Powers Resolution, a federal law aimed to validate the president's power to commit the nation to an armed conflict without Congressional consent. Supporters of the President may claim that at time of grave…

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    You are all set to travel, but suddenly, the U.S. government issues a travel warning or a travel alert for your destination. Does this now mean you should cancel your trip? Not necessarily, here is what you need to know. What is a Travel Alert? A travel alert issued by the federal government typically warns travelers that a certain country or region of a country is experiencing problems. Alerts are often issued for short-term problems like political demonstrations and natural disasters such as…

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    end human trafficking, such as North Korea, Russia, and Thailand—countries who oppose the TVPA, one country stands at the front of the prevention pack: Italy. This European country “is the main initial destination for the majority of refugees{from Libya} [Human Trafficking]. Already suffering from an economic crisis driven by public debt, Italy's public sector has borne the burden of conducting search…

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    Colleen Carroll Mr. Henley English Composition 1113, Section 1 5 April 2017 Boots, Bullets, and Bad Blood Citizens cower and scream in terror as a torrent of bullets and shrapnel violently rip through human flesh and tissue, leaving gaping holes that pour blood while exposing decimated insides. The simple shacks and array of other objects lining the narrow street provide little protection for the innocent civilians. Then, to make the circumstances even worse, a rebel group of insurgents,…

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    Through his use of signing statements and executive orders Obama has exceeded his role as president domestically and through his use of drone strikes and policy in Libya Obama has ignored the War Powers act and acted outside of his constitutional presidential powers. Obama has tried to protect his prerogative through using signing statements to put United States troops under a United Nations command and to refute congressional…

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    1. What is the Utility of Escalation as a Crisis Response Strategy? As it relates to crises, escalation can be referred to as the state of a crisis situation becoming more volatile, tense and uncertain. This typically comes as a result of more hostile rhetoric or expansion of military actions. As a crisis escalates generally the stakes at risk for the involved states likewise increases and thus escalation is a notion that is avoided when the situation permits it, certainly while on the defensive…

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    As we live throughout our everyday lives, most of us are constantly faced by struggles, and in the epic The Aeneid, a similar notion takes places in which Aeneas is portrayed as a hero who faces his own struggles. The interesting part of the poem is that Aeneas isn’t the only one who suffers from problems, but the characters that are causing Aeneas all these complications are also facing their own inner struggles. The Characters: Juno, Dido, and Turnus, are portrayed as characters who make bad…

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