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    The world has been subject to acts of piracy since trading at sea was formed. Take Julius Caesar for example: this Roman emperor was once kidnapped by pirates, whom he paid off in order to be set free. Eventually, Caesar found the pirates and had them all killed. Whether it be two-thousand years ago or even in modern times, piracy has always been active. However, there was a point in history in which piracy had reached its prime. Often referred to as, "the golden age of piracy" this time period…

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    Somalia Civil War is an ongoing civil war that continues to take place. Siad Barre regime held the dictatorship until January 26, 1991. With the fall of Barre led to a rise in insurgencies fueled by clans and other groups. Somalia descended into chaos, the only unifying force was the clans. Somalia clans dictated how their members lived, who got food, and which members could earn a living. The United Nations (UN) reacted to the worsening food situation. In April 1992, under UN Resolution 751, a…

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    Freedoms that become one of the most famous political speeches later (Pearson, 2015). These four freedoms indicate what human rights should be, including freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedoms from wants, and freedom from fear. At present, Somalia is considered as one of the least peaceful countries in the world.…

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    What is the history of Somalia? Somalia, an African Country located between Ethiopia and Arabia, provides a home for 10 million people. Somali’s, Bantu and Arabs are the main ethnic groups. The languages spoken there consist of Somali (official), Arabic (official, according to the Transitional Federal Charter), Italian, and English. Somalia has a huge youth population, 43% of the population is under 30. Sunni Muslim’s dominate the religion in Somalia. Somalia has experienced a lot of political…

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    In this article/journal, it is discovered how the Cold War affected the U.S. African policy and how the outcome was different than expected. The policy that the U.S. had towards Somalia during the Cold War era explained the transition of the U.S.’ policy change from an alliance to using Somalia as a battleground during the War of Terror. The change in policy became disorganized and a hectic policy framework. There was an alliance of warlords in 1991 that defeated President Siad Barre’s command,…

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    Following the widespread civil war and famine that Somalia faced in the early 1900’s, Canadian Armed Forces played a significant role in helping repair and replenish the struggling country. Canada strengthened their role as peacekeeping nation by serving in the United Nations Operation in Somalia also referred to as UNOSOM. Through this mission, Canada displayed the qualities of being a loyal, persistent, and resourceful nation. Firstly, the scene in Somalia was one of danger and instability but…

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    Do you ever want to leave your home? I grew up in Somalia with my both parents and four of my siblings. Somalia wasn 't a safe place but It was the place I called home. I still wanted to live there. I wanted to live there for rest of my life , and I even had unforgettable memories of friends who I never wanted to leave. I never pictured myself going to school in another country. I was 15 years old when my parents decided to move to America.I wasn 't happy about the decision. I was happy to stay…

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    The rescue of Captain Phillips was one of the most dangerous and scariest rescue missions of all time. Capitan Phillips was a ship Capitan on the MV Maersk Alabama which was a cargo ship that carried 17,000 tons of cargo that was heading towards Mombasa, Kenya to supply the people of Kenya with aid (2014, travelthruhistory.com). Capitan Phillips was born in Massachusetts and graduated from college, at the Massachusetts Maritime Academy. Capitan Phillips (2013, R. Phillips) had over 15 crew…

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    Sadness Seizes Somalia The Holocaust is a genocide that many people learn about in depth. Many do not realize that genocide is occurring and has occurred many other times. Even those who do have knowledge about these horrible events do not always help. Elie Wiesel, Nobel Peace Prize holder and Holocaust survivor, claims that indifference is the greatest injustice of all. Despite Elie Wiesel’s stance, indifference is not the greatest injustice. Disorganization is the greatest injustice because…

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    are fused by one terminology, and practice a flexible model of Islam. Located along one of many most ideal sites in the world, Somalia had all of the ingredients to ascertain a peaceful state that is combined. Nevertheless, Somalis goal to combine all Somali people including those living in Djibouti, Ethiopia (Ogaden), Kenya (Upper Frontier Area - NFD) into a Better Somalia brought it into crash with Ethiopia and also to some extent with Nigeria and Djibouti, and planted the vegetables of group…

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