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    The Ignored Face of Mexico Racial discrimination is generally something Americans think of as a white and black issue. It can be hard to realize that other racial groups are subject to prejudice especially right at our southern border. The native people of Mexico are suffering through a systematic form of racial discrimination, but they do nothing to fight back for their rights. Mexicans native and other claim that racial discrimination is not a problem in their country at all even though…

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    Virginia and the Marquis de Lafayette, the Ministry of the Continental Army, French-American coalition a total of 1.7 million people completed the encirclement of Yorktown. Corvallis no turning back, only on 17 October 1781 were negotiated with the United States and French troops surrender. October 19, stationed at Yorktown the British formally surrendered a total of 8,000 people. Since then, the two sides only several sporadic fighting at sea and on land, and the rest fighting has largely…

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    If the South Korea submitted to these style of government, economically that would be awful for the United States. This was a huge thing for the United States. If Korea had fallen for communism, the world it is today would not be functional. The Korean War was also a benefit to the United State economically, because Truman was first hesitant to send the troops out there. Americans were happy with this because it meant he cared about his people.…

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    Potsdam Propaganda

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    was interested in turning the newly defeated Japanese Empire into a stronghold of anti-communism in Asia. Takagi Sokichi, the Japanese Navy 's leading planner portrayed the United States on its ambition to establish a U.S. centered capitalistic market after the war. The author explains that due to this goal, the United States would very likely aid Japan 's reconstruction. As part of the American system, Japan would quickly recover as a capitalist society and regain credibility in the…

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    the 1989 Eastern European revolutions or the collapse of the Soviet Union in December 1991 marking the end of the Cold War. Orthodox scholarship on the Cold War have thus generally defined the Cold War to be a period of conflict involving the United States and the Soviet Union, beginning from around the years 1945 – 1946 and ending around the years 1989 – 1991. In other words, the orthodox school of thought regarding the Cold War limits it to an East-West conflict of the global north from 1945…

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    "Alcohol is the drug of choice among America's adolescents, used by more young people than tobacco or illicit drugs... there are 10.1 million underage drinkers in the United States... 39% of current 8th graders, 58% of 10th graders, 72% of 12th graders, and 85% of college students have tried alcohol The legal drinking age in the United States is set at twenty-one years of age. I believe that considering twenty-one as the legal age of maturity is ridiculous. Who is to say that just because an…

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    In the case of the United States, Charles Willson Peale (1741-1827), a painter and a collector, first opened a museum, Peale's Cabinet of Curiosities in Philadelphia to show and record the history of discovery in the new world in 1786. He displayed his own portraits of George Washington, and later with bones he unearthed of a North American woolly mammoth. According to Ford Bell, early American collectors put emphasis on a different impulse compared to the kings in Europe. Bell said "In the U.S.…

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    National Security Agency

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    special sections within these organizations, employing of new personnel who have specialized technical skill in this area, and the creation of new collaborative sections that combine the resources of multiple agencies. Department of Justice (DOJ) United States Department of Justice was established in 1870. The organization is headed…

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    To suppress the rebellion Bashir hired an Arab militant group called the Janjaweed, also referred to as “devils on horseback” (United Human Rights Council n.d.). The Janjaweed’s “brutal methods terrorized the civilians in the region, prevented international aid organizations from delivering much-needed food and medical supplies, and displaced more than two million people, earning…

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    9/11 Thesis

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    terrorist group. a) A “War Cabinet” was formed integrated by a select number of top intelligence and military advisors. b) Government announced to wage war against the Taliban and Al Qaeda…

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