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    Al Qaeda

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    In the middle of the 1990s, Bin Laden wanted to transform the movement and focus on what he felt was the larger enemy, the United States, undermining these regimes. For new jihadist recruits, joining Al Qaeda and giving their word and allegiance to Bin Laden would give them access to the many things they needed: weapons, money, support, training and expertise led by the many training camps offered by Al…

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    Have you ever been thrown out of a shop because of your race? For Cassie Logan, that was the case. There were many similarities and differences between the book and the movie Roll of Thunder, Hear My Cry. The character Mary Logan was the wife of David Logan in both the book and the movie. In the movie she had some scenes that in the book, originally belonged to other characters. In both the book and the movie, Mrs.Logan tries to get people to sign for the store in Vicksburg. Cassie Logan was…

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    The 1920`s through 1940`s seen a dramatic increase and a sharp downfall of Ku Klux Klan membership. Prominent members of the Klan who held official political positions were finding themselves part of scandals and being convicted of crimes. People began to see behind the facade that Klan members were committed to upholding the law and order. Many groups formed and leaders began speaking out against the Klan. One group in particular, the NAACP, began holding public conferences and educational…

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    she was not going to do anything good in life and was sold into slavery. She was born in 1822 and died in March, 1913. Born a slave in Dorchester County , Maryland. Tubman was beaten and whipped endlessly. She later helped abolitionist John Brown recruit men for his raid on the Harpers Ferry and during the post war time was a active participant in the struggle for women's suffrage. Early in her life she suffered a traumatic head wound when an irate slave owner threw a very heavy metal weight…

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    Trafficking affects all ages, genders, and ethnicities. Factors such as political instability, poverty, lack of education, homelessness, and lack of employment contribute to the recruitment of victims. In some families, women are viewed as burdens and they are pressure into the sex industry in order to provide support for the family. Recruiters prey on these individuals by placing ads the local newspaper and online. The ads speak of better job opportunities abroad such as modeling, dancing, and…

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    Childhood obesity is a growing problem, for which multi-disciplinary interventions and program activities are needed. For our Health Program, the first activity would be to recruit staff, in particular, Nutrition and Physical Activity Specialist, and Volunteers (undergrad or graduate student majoring in health science or a health-related field). To get children and their parents to attend/join our program, we will partner up with several schools in low- income neighborhoods in Brooklyn. Schools…

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    Vietnam War Counterculture

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    New recruits would fear it would happen to them, leading them to fear death extremely. Others almost hoped for death rather than having to get severely injured. In addition, over twenty three thousand were completely disabled. New soldiers usually feared the possibility of injuries and complete disability more than they feared death when going to fight. They didn 't want to have to rely on people to take care of them and they feared the possibility of being completely helpless. New recruits…

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    The History Of ISIS

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    What would you do if a terrorist tried to recruit you on Twitter? This could be a reality with the new threat stirring in the Middle East. ISIS is a Muslim terrorist faction that aims to establish a caliphate and rule over Islam, using extreme methods and social media. ISIS is a terrorist organization that goes by the names ISIL (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant), IS (Islamic State), or most commonly, ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and Syria). The group resides in the Middle East, more…

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    for the Lines regiment, 28 weeks for the Parachute and Guards regiment. The training took place in Catterick .The weather there is so terrible it have a knock on effect on the amount of people dropping out not able to pass it first time. Many recruits hate the terrain as it is undulated and rough. The training is hard and it's design to train you well so that you can operate any where in…

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    The film “Restrepo,” was about the experiences that a group of recruits went through while they were in the Korengal Valley, Afghanistan. After watching the film, I felt a little angry that in the end, the U.S. withdrew its troops from the valley. I am pretty sure the U.S. had a good reason for it but it felt as though all the work that the soldiers who died to make it happen, died for nothing. So my questions are what was the point in putting troops there in the first place and what was the…

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