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    Ad Valorem Tax Analysis

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    approximately 25% duty on tea that was re-exported to the colonies. To help offset this declination of government dividends, Parliament also passed the Townshend Revenue Act of 1767, which collected new taxes in the colonies. Instead of correcting the smuggling…

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    It is vital for any group in society to have a sense of community especially women, the main method men use to sustain the patriarchy is to divide and conquer by alienating women and making them competitors amongst each other. In the words of Audre Lorde “For the master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house” (Lorde 335), women cannot use the tools of alienating to undo the idea of the patriarchy, so women need to stand together and dismantle the system of oppression. It is abnormal for…

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    The first season of Narcos was released in August, 2015. During the first two episodes, the creators addressed the war on drugs in the 1970s and 1980s. The introduction of Pablo Escobar and how he built his business through smuggling cocaine US and paying off government officials and police officers, shows us the power that money has in this world. Therefore this brought up a few socio-political issues such as corruption, the power and the use of drugs. The producers of the TV show, highlights…

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    British Declaratory Act

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    historians,was that it established once and for all the British Customs service on the ground in America.As always,with armed foreing by boston was the place where enforcement met the most resistance.The seizure of two of john hancock vessels for smuggling violations in early 1768.Well the declaratory act was an act of the parliament of great britain,which helped the repeal of the stamp act.The declaratory act proclaimed that parliament had the absolute power to make laws and changes…

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    The transition of Mexicans into American communities is full of issues. Many Mexicans do not speak English, and do not try to learn once they’re there. This is due to them living in a closed Mexican community which means they have less exposure to English speaking Americans. The segregation of the Mexican community can create tension between migrants and locals, which in some cases can lead to crime and violence. A large amount of people in America are fluent in Spanish, so the necessity to…

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    The War On Drugs Analysis

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    Going back, the first laws pertaining to the illegalization of drugs started on a state and local level rather than federal. Anti-drug laws have been established in the United States with the earliest one dating back to an ordinance passed by San Francisco in 1875 against the use of opium dens (Fisher, 2014). Over the past 40 years, The War on Drugs is a phrase commonly associated with the United States government effort to eradicate the use and distribution of drugs by means of legislation and…

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    Edith Cavell Journey

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    Edith Cavell was born on December 4th, 1865. Her father, Fredrick Cavell was a minister, and her mother was his housekeeper’s daughter. She obtained extra education before marrying Fredrick in order to become accepted as a minister’s wife. Edith and her siblings grew up in a house built next to the Swardeston Church her father worked at. They grew up with little money, but plenty of maids. As Edith was growing up she became a wonderful painter. She loved the outdoors and would draw and paint…

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    However, that was determined to be incorrect by the dispatcher when the Federal Border Patrol ran his information. R.P.’s date of birth was 1/1/1989. Around 1700 on the November 19, 2006 R.P. was detained for what at that time was believed to be smuggling of aliens into the US. At 0000 on November 20,2006 R.P. was read his Miranda rights. At this point he was then videotaped and interviewed where he acknowledges he was not a citizen of the United States and that he had come over with no…

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    or trading in human beings for prostitution, forced labor, or other forms of exploitation. (Human trafficking, 2017) To put the definition into simpler term for the readers, this act could be used is “modern-day slavery”. The parties involved in smuggling will usually use force, coercion, or even both to establish their…

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    Firearms have created a huge industry in the United states. Ever since the beginning of massed produced firearms, guns have impacted the economy. When there is talk about guns being outlawed it encourages people to go out and buy a gun in fear that buying a firearm will not be allowed someday. Guns also provide more than double the jobs compared to General Motors. Guns have always created jobs. These jobs exist all across the United States and even here in our own town Grand Island. Hornady in…

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