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    United States history, the Great Migration refers to the massive population shift from the rural south to the urban north (History, Art & Archives, 2008). There is no specific date range for this migration; while some African-Americans migrated during the Reconstruction era, the most significant movement came during the second decade of the twentieth century. During this time, African-Americans moved from rural farm areas, such as New Orleans, to urbanized city areas – in particular, Chicago…

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    educate the importance preventative care and accessibility to health care; as these initiatives have a profound effect on community health. Specifically, organizations like the Colorado Coalition for the Medically Underserved and the Grand County Rural Health Network provide resources for those in need and opportunities for community members to get involved. These organizations also provide platforms for community discussion and act as agents of social change. They advocate and provide…

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    assistance of Rob Sitch’s movie the castle. All three of them refer to the Australian identity also in diffrent ways.with numerous diffrent lines in the ballad Life cycles Bruce Dawe has presents Australian character is reflected by the way that a normal rural Australian has a solid dependence on a scope of games especially AFL football because of it being perceived as a culture religion and a piece of life for them and it started when they were conceived.…

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    Poverty is a major issue that affects people worldwide. India is one of the biggest examples of a poverty stricken country with approximately 418 million Indians under the poverty line. India’s diverse culture can be a prime reason for its inequality. Does inequality affect poverty? This inequality has influenced decisions in history which take a toll on current poverty. In present day India, most of the revenue generated are spent on warfare. This has been so since the separation of India and…

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    nor respectful, and are continuously causing irreversible destruction to an already damaged world. The parasitic nature of humankind’s actions is especially prevalent with the rise of urbanization and urban sprawl. As urban centers continue to grow, rural lands near the outskirts of cities are encroached by infrastructure…

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    Rostow full name is Schriften Von Walt W. Rostow. Rostow is a scholar who born on 1916 in New York City (Faculty, 2004). He writes The Stages of Economic Growth and the writing was famous in 1950 and 1960 where the post-war happens (Faculty, 2004). In 1969, he works as Professor of Economics and History at University of Texas which located in Austin (Faculty, 2004). In his writings, he challenged the John Maynard Keynes ideas (Hunt, 1989). In Hunt (1989) views, according to Keynes, he argues…

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    no! However, this particular situation is unavoidable. Also, another scenario was when my uncle’s wife found out at our thanksgiving celebration that her client is my cousin’s fiancé, which I will categorize as unintentional. A third scenario, is a rural social worker living in a small community and could not afford a car, but either walks to the bus stop or enter a taxi. What if the taxi driver is her client? I have entered a taxi before and not looking up to see who was driving. Once the…

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    Human rights are entitled and protected by law. It asserts that every person is free and equal in dignity and rights without regard to race, religion, religious creed, color, gender, and ethnic or national origin. Also, it is the foundation of rights that encourages people to live peacefully in society. However, people do not really understand the whole concept of Human Rights, and they usually been taken their rights by authorities such as government or other organizations. Currently, there are…

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    Pocahontas Memorial Hospital’s Strategic Alternatives When developing strategic decisions and alternatives regarding implementing its’ rural health care satellite clinic, Pocahontas Memorial Hospital (PMH) must evaluate what strategies will benefit its’ health care center and patient population. Thus, it is paramount when developing strategic alternatives to incorporate strategies from each level within organization including corporate, divisional, organizational, and unit levels (Ginter, Duncan…

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    valuable and important painting is that making landscape of natures or outdoors. The art work of “The Haywain” is perfect example of landscape romanticism painting. He well expressed the moods of calmess, languid afternoon and peaceful ambience of rural farm. He used the mix of two types of color which is cool and warm colors but mostly gloomy natural tone expressive warm colors that he did well articulated the scenery of farm such as trees on the background, cloudy sky and the green bushes. On…

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