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    Charleston is known for many things that attract residents, tourists, and students. The beaches, restaurants, bars and history, are some to name a few. Each year, Charleston is becoming a more populated area for both residents, as well as tourists, as more and more people want to experience Historic Charleston. With that being said, this has lead Downtown Charleston’s economy to boom within the last decade. In the food and beverage industry alone, revenue has grown nearly 17 percent in recent…

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    He ordered his division’s reaction force under the command of First Lieutenant Tran Ngoc Hue to send 3 platoons south of the river to act as security for the provincial headquarters, the power station, and the prison. Two other platoons were split up and dispatched to guard the gates entering the Citadel. The deployment left Lieutenant Hue with one platoon and his…

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    Imagine living in the extremely dictated country of North Korea. You would never be able to leave the country’s limits because of the restrictions Kim Jong-Un has enforced among all of the North Korean citizens; North Korea’s leader has put on the country. The discrimination against North Korean’s by their leader is highly unfair and should be stopped immediately. North Korea has been a communist country and controls their people since 1918, democracy is a better way of life and not all are…

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    Resilient Qualities

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    schools. I had to adjust and I did. I was in the English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) class for only 4 months and learned enough English to test out. I learned to play football and basketball, both sports that are not widely played in South America. My parents, being from Colombia, didn’t know how to speak English, and my father lost a lot of jobs because of it. That caused more moving around between apartment and apartment, living in one or two bedroom apartments with four of us.…

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    changes. Although their democratic government was corrupt the people still liked it. Castro, however, moved the country towards social reform, and the country became communist. This was big as it made Cuba a target for the U.S. and led to events such as “Bay of Pigs” and “The Missile Crisis”. Life was completely changed for everyone in Cuba as they became communist. What the Cuban revolution did in other countries was also very big. Just like with Egypt and the Arab Spring movement, the Cuban…

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    confrontation. It’s chaos. You can hear the screaming and the yelling, and—grenades.” In addition to the failure of Khe Sahn was The Tet Offensive. 70,000 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong forces launched coordinated attacks on more than 100 cities in South Vietnam. This attack had caught US troops off guard, however because the North Vietnamese had spread their troops so thin across many attack points, we could counter most of the attacks. Even with the counters the surprise attack was far too…

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    estimate that nearly 80% of Native populations died from diseases brought by the Europeans. There is no doubt that the vast European colonization drastically changed the lives of Native Americans and other indigenous peoples all over the North and South American continents. Their populations were destroyed by disease, enslavement, and warfare. It is sad to say but, within 400 years of the first contact between European settlers and Native Americans, the white man had succeeded in stripping…

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    headnotes that give the reader sort of good view of the Dakota tribe. Essentially, the word Dakota means ally in their language, which is the Dakota Sioux language. The Dakota people are a Native American tribe located in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and South Dakota and North Dakota. The Dakota people are First Nations band government in North America and the largest division of the Siouan family. The Dakota tribe is divided into the western Dakota and the eastern Dakota. In this paper, I will be…

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    Language Families Of India

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    914.25 | Germany | 6,758.84 | 11,891.37 | 18,650.20 | -5132.53 | Singapore | 10,302.71 | 7,139.31 | 17,442.02 | 3163.4 | Indonesia | 6,245.33 | 9,918.63 | 16,163.96 | -3673.3 | Belgium | 6,296.21 | 8,609.82 | 14,906.02 | -2313.61 | South Korea | 4,140.37 | 10,475.29 | 14,615.66 | -6334.92 | Japan | 5,191.23 | 8,632.03 | 13,823.26 | -3440.8 | Iran | 2,742.46 | 10,928.21 | 13,670.67 | -8185.75 | Nigeria | 2,259.09 | 10,787.72 | 13,046.81 | -8528.63 | United Kingdom |…

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    opportunity. In order to learn more about my own culture and how exactly I came to be an Asian-American, I have chosen my father to be my interviewee. It all started in 1975, when the Viet Cong won the Vietnam War. With my father’s family supporting the South, despite the North’s victory, he was forced into a rough life. His family was split; the men in the family was sent to (what they sugarcoated) “re-education camps”, while the women and children were sent away to an isolated area in the…

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