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    The Embargo In Cuba

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    Embargo is a ban on trade that was made official with a certain country.The United States has an embargo with Cuba but why?The embargo was made official in the year of 1962.The embargo was placed because when Fidel Castro got obtained power in the year of 1959 and transfer a amount over one billion U.S property on a island. This embargo was placed by president John F.Kennedy now years later the new president of the United States wants to get rid of this embargo. Obama wants to lift the…

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    backgrounds and Berger adds “dark-skinned people whose ancestors were not African share neither culture nor ethnicity with Africans”. Because there is such diversity in the United States and different ethnicities living here, people are more likely to come from mixed ancestry. The US Census would like to know the makeup of the United States but by asking people to pick a race they may fall into, publishes inaccurate…

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    Radicalism In America

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    integration of Muslims within American and European culture and to answer the question of which is more attracted to radicalism. Firstly, this paper will look at the movement of Muslims throughout the world and how they integrate into these new societies. Second, the unique characteristics and values of American Muslims and European Muslims will be detailed to establish an understanding of key differences. Thirdly, this paper will discuss the importance of the values and effects of…

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    challenges and opportunities associated with diversity. Specifically, cultural diversity has become an inescapable reality for individuals, groups and businesses that were previously isolated among like bunches. As an example, according to the United States Census Bureau, “the U.S. is projected to become a majority-minority nation for the first time in 2043. While the non-Hispanic white population will remain the largest single group, no group will make up a majority” (Bernstein, 2012).…

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    Merriam-Webster’s dictionary defines pluralism as “a state of society in which members of diverse ethnic, racial, religious, or social groups maintain and develop their traditional culture or special interest within the confines of a common civilization.” Diana Eck understands pluralism as the coexistence of tolerance and pluralism while Russell McCutcheon sees it as the acceptance of other religions but separate from tolerance. To be a part of a pluralistic community, Eck says, “To be in the…

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    Overpaid Athletes Have you ever thought of how much money a professional athlete makes? The average NBA player makes $5.15 million and the president of the United States only makes $400,000. The player in the NBA makes the president of the United States look like he gets paid almost nothing. The money theses athletes are getting could be used for better things. This is why professional athletes are extremely overpaid. Decreasing the pay of professional athletes could hinder the performance of…

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    known as the "melting pot", welcoming people from many different countries, races, and religions, all hoping to find freedom, new opportunities, and a better way of life. Today, the United States is experiencing another great wave ripple of immigration, a movement of people that has profound implications of a society that by tradition gives respect to its immigrant roots at the same time it confronts complicated and deeply embedded ethnic and racial division. This great surge of immigration…

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    Sovereignty is one issue that is still relevant in today's society. It gives a state its independence and enables it to follow up on its own decisions and avoid listening to what other states think about the situation. Another issue of freedom expressed in the document which is still relevant today is the 10th Amendment. The Tenth amendment says that states are able to have rights and power not addressed in the Constitution. It also allows the states to agree or disagree with a law either by…

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    America during the early nineteenth century was constantly changing and developing into the society known today. As a relatively new nation, there were still many issues that were disagreed upon and needed reformation. Prior to these reform movements that impacted the entire country, American society, as a whole, was fairly primitive. Education was mostly found in private schools that could only be afforded by males in wealthier classes. Pursuing any form of higher education was very rare and…

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    Western Civilization

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    Throughout history, both previous and future, all events have had an impact that has effected society. The amazing thing about history is that it is forever changing and hard to predict. From recent tragedies to grand successes, history is never short of its fair amount of dramatic and powerful events. Of all the events that has occurred these five are the most important to Western Civilization: the American Independence and the French Revolution, the Age of Enlightenment, World War I, World War…

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