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    political or social change. Famous activist Martin Luther King Jr. was a social activist who led the Civil Rights Movement in the United States to bring justice for African Americans. 2. To annex means to add to a document or to something. When the United States annexed Alaska would be an annex. 3. The central government is the government that only has power over an individual state. The executive position of a central government is the governor. 4. Checks and balances is a principle of…

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    Through many centuries, equality has been a key feature in the United States. The definition of equality holds many ambiguities. There are various forms of equality and inequality worth discussing. In the United States, with a free-market trade, economic inequality has often been favored by America citizens rather than political inequality. Progressively, the inequality engrained in society over the last three decades helps explain why Americans prefer economic rather than political inequality.…

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    into the race category, brings forward the discussion whether Latinos should be considered a race or an ethnicity. Even though society projects a single stereotype of what it means to be a Latinos, the Latino community is actually extremely diverse with no physical characteristics bounding them together instead the shared experience of being a Latino is the United States ties this heterogeneous group together. This understanding of each other on a cultural level and not on a physical appearance…

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    for mostly everyone. I am not saying that the United States is really free, but it still is based on Democracy. The right that we always have an option to choose, from accessing our voting rights or from fighting against the government to protect our community. Mauer expresses that taking the right to vote goes against what America stands for. Just because a person breaks the law, which is not an excuse to lose your citizenship as “democratic society doesn’t impose character tests on fundamental…

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    comments said about the majority if not all of the Mexican society. For years Mexican immigrants have been the center of a lot of powerful leaders and some of the American society’s attention. Today there has been a significant rise in the views of Mexican immigrants as the election draws nearer. One of the candidates for this year’s election has even been quoted saying that the only type of people Mexico is sending into the United States are rapists, criminals, and drug smugglers. All of which…

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    The geographical features the United States is created by a great natural wealth. Therefore, the USA can basically support itself while it also reaches out to the world with the trade. Apart from many merits, the geography somewhat brings several drawbacks that affect the social life in America. Generally, the US geography brings both advantages and disadvantages to its country that affects strongly on its people, culture and society. It even has an impact on both American and global economy.…

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    controlled by a World State with 10 rulers. In the World State, the controllers maintain control over their citizens through heavy conditioning, drugs and indoctrination. This control gives them the power to keep their economy flowing by conditioning consumerism into the citizens. In a modern day society like the United States of America, we can see similar traits shared between it and the World State, but can also make the distinction between our world today and this dystopian society.…

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    The formal social controls which govern society are known as laws. Every family is affected by the laws of our society, some more than others. Laws tend to stem from society’s established norms, and over time, as the norms of society change, old laws may be altered or overwritten and new laws may be established. As I am not a United States citizen and I am in same-sex relationship with an African American woman, immigration and same-sex marriage laws greatly affect my family. Laws regarding…

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    Currently, in the United States there are laws on guns in some states, but not very many. Federal law also blocks the sale of guns to people found guilty of unlawful possession of firearms within the past year (Phillips). The purchase of semi-automatic weapons is legal in most U.S. states, as are automatic rifles made before 1986. The amendment to the 1986 gun control act- known as the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act of 1993 requires a background check before the purchase of firearms can…

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    this dimension briefly, it is based on the issue of what motivates people. Wanting to be the best which is masculine or liking what you do which is feminine (Hofstede, 1). For this dimension, the United States and China are neck and neck in rating terms. China and the United States are both masculine societies which are success oriented and driven (Hofstede, 1). For this specified ethical dilemma, there would not be much difference in terms of decision making. In this case, loan officers would…

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