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    The Sons of Liberty were terrorists or heroes in the eyes of the beholder. I believe that the sons of liberty were fanatics. The sons of liberty burned tax collector's homes, tarred and feathered offenders, and were very violent. The Sons of Liberty hired thugs and other shady people looking to get into trouble. In addition, they didn’t pay taxes they caused the Boston massacre and they were vandals.Also, they were very persuasive and manipulative people The Sons of Liberty were vandals…

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    Foreign relations throughout much of China’s history have been dominated by the idea among many Chinese intellectuals and government officials that China was culturally superior to other nations and that China was a self- sufficient state with no need to trade for resources. This attitude led rise to the tributary system when dealing with foreign nations that put China as the superior and the foreign states that it interacted with as the inferior. This system had dictated China’s foreign…

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    Impact Of Pablo Escobar

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    The South American country of Colombia has usually been recognized for it’s exports of both crude and refined petroleum, coal, and coffee. However, after the life and criminal reign of Pablo Escobar, Colombia became internationally recognized as an exporter of a different good— cocaine. Although the record of cocaine exports from Colombia dates back far past the time of Pablo Escobar, he is one of, if not the most, successful Drug Kingpin of all time, and is responsible for implementing a drug…

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    Beginning in the mid 17th to 18th centuries an event known as the American Revolution gathered speed and took off, leading to the ensured independence of the United States of America. However, it can be argued that this occurrence was indeed not an outright revolution due to its drawn out nature and slow, developmental road to the actual physical revolution. These causes leading up to the war for independence include economic, cultural, and political circumstances. These economic events and…

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    to full leadership of the Colosimo gang after the previous leader Johnny Torrio had retired after being seriously wounded. He built his mob into a deadly group and secured racketing rights, distilling and distributing alcohol, and controlled the smuggling of alcohol in several Chicago areas. As other gangs were being eliminated, Capone’s mob quickly became a force to be reckoned with. Earlier this year, the Saint Valentine's Day Massacre was one of the bloodiest attacks of this gang era and it…

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    Prohibition Bootlegging

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    wild horses. Maybe he felt that enough time had passed since Samuel died in the war. He would return home to his father, friends and family, often after getting his fill of what the world has to offer. During the Prohibition bootlegging was the smuggling in of illegal alcohol through and underground of affiliates. Alfred and his father were involved with the business of bootlegging in some sort of way. When Tristian returned home he got involved in the business through his father. This got…

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    neighbor-a girlfriend of Clyde. They would write letters to each other when Clyde went back to prison for burglary. When Bonnie would see her lover in prison, Clyde had a plan ready to escape with a former inmate. Bonnie contributed to the plan by smuggling a gun into prison. After he escaped, Clyde went back…

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    In addition, to my initial and subsequent training at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC) which covered U.S. Code: Title 8 - ALIENS AND NATIONALITY, U.S. Code: Title 18 - CRIMES AND CRIMINAL PROCEDURE, statutes governing immigration law in the Immigration Nationality Act (INA), Administrative Decisions from the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA), handbooks, guides and policy memorandum used in performing my duties. In addition, I have thirty plus years of practical hands on…

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    trafficking industry still generates about "$32 billion dollars a year"(DoSomething.org). Another unfortunate aspect of the current slave industry is that most cases go unreported, or ever get document because the slave industry does a good Job of smuggling people around. Most victims of human trafficking are primarily people with not much to lose. Traffickers prey on drug addicts, as well as women with they can try to comfort, then trick them into slavery. Traffickers also prey on travelers;…

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    Many years after permanent English settlements had been made in the Americas, the colonists began to shape a more American identity and considered themselves as separate from England. This ideology of independence drove England to place more restrictions on the colonists. As a result of these constraints, the colonists justifiably reacted by revolting against British authority. It is understandable why the colonists reacted in such a way, as their rights were seized from them more and more with…

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