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    This source is an interview with Mrs M in 1999 by W. Ugolini. This source was part of a collection of interviews for ‘Memory, war and the Italians in Edinburgh: the role of communal myth.’ Mrs M, an Italian living in Edinburgh describes the anti-Italian sentiment and riots when Mussolini, dictator of Italy declared war on Britain and France on 10th of June 1940. This source was written 59 years after the events took place as a result the details could possibly be blurred with the passing of time…

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    by a group of government armed and funded Arab military.” Their motive is unclear, people believe it’s of jealousy or just for fun. The Darfur genocide is about a the government against the Darfur people. The military would destroy the Darfur by, looting their towns, murdering or torturing families, and burning down their towns. President Omar al-Basher, the President of Sudan, commanded the Military and…

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    This all started after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. The march that took place on April 9th 1968 was supposed to be a peaceful one. Veron Thompson, one of the marchers said, “The kids were peaceful, but demanding, before the cops got there.” Once Phase II was announced by the Police Chief things started to get out of hand. People started to loot, destroy people’s property, and even violence took place. There was so much tension coming from the people and when the police, who were…

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    evolution.” It was very significant in changing things for capitalism. Marx once wrote, “The discovery of gold and silver in America, the extirpation, enslavement and entombment in mines of the aboriginal population, the beginning of the conquest and looting of the East Indies, the turning of Africa into a warren for the commercial hunting of black-skins, signalized the rosy dawn of the era of capitalist production. These idyllic proceedings are the chief momenta of primitive accumulation.” Of…

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    Redistribution of wealth is such a shocking misnomer it should be struck from language entirely.(2015) Wealth has never been distributed in the first place.Taxation a relatively small amount which winds up in social safety net programs is not wealth being redistributed.The wealth is still very much concentrated right where it is.Taxation is the price of civilization which includes helping people who made no choice to be born who find themselves in need and who might otherwise nullify the right…

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    try to save everyone who suffering from the hurricane. Besides, Eggers describes others in a totally different way. Eggers delineates others as “criminals” who only think of themselves and take advantages from the disaster to benefit themselves by “looting” and “killing”. Additionally, Eggers portrays the guards in the prison “shrugged” Zeitoun and “bribed” . This is not what a guard should behavior, they treated Zeitoun differently due to his race and discrimination. Overall, the diction Eggers…

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    In a quote from his 1790 book Rights of Man, Thomas Paine describes America as an amalgamation of people with various religions, languages, and nationalities of origin. Two hundred and twenty–five years later, this description remains fundamentally true. More precisely, the United States has actually become even more diverse over time, as immigrants from every corner of the world have chosen to make America their home. To find harmony among a population that is so dissimilar from…

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    Trail of Tears is a gruesome event that involved the forceful eviction of the native Indians in there ancestral homes to designated areas. The arrival of the whites in America meant that the local communities suffered so much in terms of forced labor and places of occupation. The Native Americans initially lived in Florida, North Carolina, and Alabama. The whites forced the native Americans to move across the Mississippi river a journey that was described as the Trail of Tears. To the Whites who…

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    Reading Synthesis 2 In Rebecca Solnit's essay, "When the Media Is the Disaster," she highlights on how media in the world causes more damage than the disasters itself. First, she is able to illustrate how members of mass media use the word "looting" in the wrong context. She runs through certain disasters in time such as Hurricane Katrina, and the Disaster in Haiti and their lasting effect on the use of media. With her strong ideals and powerful words, she is able to convey the message that…

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    Empire that existed throughout the 13th and 14th century grew to be large and successful from many conquests. Despite the increase in trade caused by the Mongol expansion which revived different cultures, the cruel actions they committed such as looting, destroying property or enslaving people cannot be justified and can classify them as ruthless conquerors. The successful conquests…

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