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The 5000 Year Leap by Cleon Skousen analyzes the 28 principles that the Founding Fathers believed to be necessary for peace and prosperity in America and illustrates how those beliefs perpetuated greater progress in 200 years than was previosly made in 5000. To America by Stephen E. Ambrose is a historian’s personal reflections on America’s history and the people who contributed to making it into the country it is today. By analyzing both books, one can observe where America upheld and fell…

3.3 Huge economic loss On the other hand, food wastage also leads to a huge economic loss, not only reduce the farmer earnings; it also increases the burden on consumers. The more the food has been wasted or lost, the more the loss that farmer obtained. For the consumer, the food price will increase due to the large food waste, so that the farmer can earn more to encounter what they have loss in the production stage. Therefore, it may create a vicious cycle between the producer and the…

decision framework. Scenario Planning has become popular outside of Shell, not only in corporations but in some governments. In South Africa scenario planning played a major role in the peaceful transition from a system of apartheid to a stable multiracial government. Over the past 40 years many companies adopted scenario planning, however due to complexity of the process and the difficulty to learn, some of them were not able to use scenario planning to its full potential. Recently however…

On September 22, 2009 the American broadcasting company introduced us to the Pritchett-Dunphy-Tucker family when it premiered Modern Family for the first time. Filmed as a mockumentary style, the characters regularly talk into the camera. Patriarch Jay Pritchett (Ed O 'Neill) oversees the unusual family of misfit. Jay’s family includes his younger wife Gloria, daughter Claire and her husband Phil, sons Mitchell, Joe and step son Manny (Rico Rodriguez). Together these three families give us an…

Diversity, one of America’s greatest strengths, has always been apparent in the big brother country. From the early exploration days of Leif Eriksson and Christopher Columbus to the current celebrations of Cinco de Mayo, America has always been an interest point to our foreign friends. Whether it be through education or employment, these diverse individuals travel to the United States with hopes of better lives. According to Migration Policy, 47% of immigrants (20 million) became naturalized…

The creation of different cultures and traditions, are established from a variety of countries and generations. Haitian culture is presented from the perspective of an old-fashioned woman in the story Caroline’s Wedding, which is developed in the book Krik? Krak! There are many reasons as to why the woman is considered odd to the people around her, however, this paper will argue why there is nothing wrong with the woman. After research, it is clear the motives behind the mother’s behavior is the…

characterized by the denial of basic rights. Situations that warrant the use of the word ‘equality’ have been in existent since the formation of the world. The current world is not deficient of such situations neither. The American society, being a multiracial, multi-ethnic society, has been historically experiencing situations that demanded the mention of the word equality time and again. In essence, equality is the expression of fair treatment, that which does not discriminate against the…

The Black Aristocracy is Born While many elite blacks were able to maintain some of their accumulated assets, the country was in a severe state of transition economically and socially. And by the onset of the Civil War, many free black men [and slaves] had enlisted in the army and began receiving federal allotments for their service through the Freedman’s Bank (Frazier Page 35). In 1865, a month before his death, President Abraham Lincoln signed an act passed by Congress that established the…

Martin Luther King Jr. Civil Disobedience Civil Rights Activist Martin Luther King Jr. once said, “Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase.” Martin Luther King was a man who took leaps of faith to fulfill what he believed to be right; he chose to put his life on the line for equality. Martin Luther King Jr.’s involvement in civil disobedience was due to personal influences, he chose to participate in civil disobedience to protest unfair racial treatment, and…

With this assignment, we will discover who are the customers for interscholastic sports. A few different segments will be discussed. Historically successful strategies may not work with the millennial generation. However, the need support for interscholastic athletic has continued to rise. Athletic directors must know their customers: students, parents, community stakeholders, alumni, etc. Understanding the needs and desires of the customers in your area is one way to help advance your brand.…