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    in direct correlation to social class. There is a general consensus between the high school students that he interviews, that the poor are poor because it’s their own doing. And that those students have no understanding of the ways that opportunity is not equal in America and those social structures pushes people around and maintains the status quo. Loewen laments about the number of middle class families having dropped steadily since 1967, not rising but lowering in social class. That there is…

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    mass and social media. Freedom of speech is gradually diminishing on the news, internet, television, movies, video games, and other forms of media. Everyday citizens are beginning to distrust mainstream media and are turning to alternative sites which may not offer accurate information. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have also been allowing controversial opinions surface into society, causing discomfort and increased tensions between people and groups. While mass and social media…

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    The World of Internet and its Effects on Social Relationships There have been many studies conducted on the various features of the Internet, its connection to social media, and how it influences intimate, and professional relationships. Though many scholars believe that the advent of the computer age, coupled with enormity of information available on the Internet, has enabled people, young and old, to access many areas of knowledge (Morris & Stevens 2007). On the other hand, some results…

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    their husbands or fathers in order to help provide for the family. While the work was hard, it was the beginning of women gaining more freedom and rights outside of the home. It would eventually, many decades later, transform into one of the greatest social movements ever in America, known as the Women’s Rights Movement. Not to mention, the hard work provided by both men and women during this time is what lead to America becoming the industrial and technological capitol of the world, a feat that…

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    American Civil War (1861 - 1865). After the war, the urban life was emerged due to the rapid developed industry. A manufacturing was developed a surge in demand of war materials during the war, and industrialists accumulated a fabulous wealth. The social…

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    Beezley’s work Judas at the Jockey Club, he addresses how this modernization initiated both social and economic tension between the small percentage of elites and impoverished masses and resulted in cultural resistance. According to Beezley, Mexico was bewitched under what he describes as “Porfirian persuasion,” and under this ideology the state was determined to establish ideas of efficiency and progress. The basis of these ideals came from the influences of the United States and Europe. Diaz…

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    principles will come from the learnings of Locke, Rousseau, and the American Documents. With this opportunity that I have been given I will greatly capitalize on the aspects that Locke put forth with equality while trying to also abide by the rules of the Social Contract created by Rousseau. Although these rules may help the society get in the ideal situation I will also establish some of the amendments from the Bill of Rights. This is to make sure that the citizens will stay in check to make…

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    checks from the Social Security Act of 1935, it provided financial insurance to the helpless people in tough times. By providing benefits for unemployment, retirement, and welfare for the needy, they are entitled to the benefits from paying taxes that were cut from their own paychecks. With the Social Security Act intact, the federal government formed the principle that they should be responsible for the population who are unable to work to support themselves. In addition to the Social Security…

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    Johnson, failed to bring awareness to many ongoing issues. These issues include; geographical isolation, education, and lack of employment. Per Offutt the only good thing that came from the war on poverty was the program Head Start and an increase in social…

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    The African American Civil Rights Movement has expanded immensely throughout the ages and has been shaped by society and in turn, been shaped by it. The civil rights movement shifted immensely after Martin Luther King Jr.´s horrific assassination. Over the course of the past 50 years, more activists began to rise up to oppression and change followed with it. Many milestones were set and new goals have been established. There are still many more obstacles that need to be faced but every…

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