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    Directions: Read both articles. Then write an argumentative essay based on a claim you create. Type your essay Below Armed & Underage Thousands of children are being forced to serve as soldiers around the world. And in the African nation of Somalia, the U.S. might even be helping pay their salaries. By Jeffrey Gettleman in Mogadishu, Somalia Upfront Magazine (October 4, 2010) Prowling the streets of Mogadishu, the shattered capital of Somalia, Awil Salah Osman looks like all the other…

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    The Beta Israel Community

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    November 18th, 1984 and ended on January 5th, 1985. During this short period the CIA and Israeli government flew 6,500 Ethiopian Jews to Israel from transit camps in Sudan and Ethiopia. The missions ended when the campaign became public knowledge, creating a divide in many families with parts living in Israel and others still in Sudan or Ethiopia. The follow up, Operation Joshua, was a small mission in 1985 which flew 800 more Ethiopian Jews to Israel to try to remedy familial divides. While…

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    Genocide In Human History

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    Genocide in Human History Compared to Unwound Genocide is the deliberate and systematic extermination of a national, racial, political, or cultural group. Genocide has been a prominent part of human history and changed the course of the world multiple times, creating wars and tearing down governments that had been corrupt. Usually occurring in places where people need a sense of leadership or change, the first recorded genocide was the annihilation of the inhabitants of an island called Melos…

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    Some factors that motivated European exploration in Africa were the explorers. Most of them came to Africa for cultural and scientific curiosity. Others wanted to come to the country for profit. The impact these factors were is that it lead to many things in the country being discovered. Mungo Park, British explorer, was attacked by African warriors and escaped death by jumping into a river after trying to negotiate a deal over Niger. Other Europeans discovered things that could benefit the…

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    “I may be dying but I am surrounded by loving, caring souls. How many people can say that?” What Morrie is saying is even though is life will be cut short he will still enjoy what he has left because of the people who care for him. If Morrie can enjoy his life while dying then every other person should be able to as well. As shown in the novella; A Long Walk to Water, people living in Africa have way less to live for then Americans and other wealthier countries. Africans are most likely hungry…

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    year, the number of migrants and refugees arriving in Europe by sea has reached a new height of 522,124; in which “388,000 arrived in Greece and 130,891 in Italy.” The majority of the people come from countries such as Syria, Eritrea, Somalia, and Sudan in order to escape war and poverty. Unfortunately, nearly 3,000 migrants have drowned or gone missing in 2015 while attempting to cross the deadly route along the central Mediterranean, along with the route which passes the Aegean Sea. The United…

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    Monkeys: The Ebola Virus

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    Ebola and Marburg seem to have a very strong connection to animals. Charles Monet, who was the index case for Marburg, was surrounded by animals everywhere he went; monkeys lived near his house and he even fed them out of his hand (Preston 8). There is strong evidence that he could have received Marburg from one of the monkeys. The monkeys that commonly carried Marburg were from Uganda (Preston 40). It appears that wherever monkeys go, Marburg and Ebola are not far behind. Not only are…

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    The colonization by the European countries across the world caused more damage than good. Benefits included that the European countries profited new land as well as more resources. Countries such as India and South Africa would be conquered and drained of resources such as gold to help the economy of the British empire. Other countries that were used to help European states were those of Congo by Denmark and Egypt also exploited by Britain. The Congo was used by King Leopold II to get…

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    Following the tragic events of 9/11, President Bush argued for a ‘war on terror’, according to Tom Engelhardt, American officials were “against the idea of a Muslim enemy, as well as against al-Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan, Saddam Hussein in Iraq, and later Muammar Gaddafi in Libya.” (Engelhardt) While the terrorists responsible for the attack were not Iraqi (they were Saudi Arabian) Bush viewed Saddam Hussein as being a supporter of terrorist organizations in the region, particularly…

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    Monkeypox In Africa

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    this disease from spreading to you, you should avoid the areas that monkeypox spreads in the most. Monkeypox originated from monkeypox virus. This rare disease, Monkeypox, was discovered in 1958 with 2 outbreaks. In 2005 19 outbreaks had occurred in Sudan. This disease has made the death rate go up to 10%. Monkeypox travels from the infected animal to a person, or from person to person. All children born after 1980 have not been vaccinated. This virus results in a red rash on the skin, also…

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