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    The United States is thought to be the melting pot country where racism and discrimination are no longer an issue and equality spreads its wings across the nation. However, that is not the reality. In recent years, race has become a predominant issue that has been a cause of many people losing their lives. However, many people argue that race has nothing to do with the way African Americans and Hispanics are being treated blame the culture for the consequences minorities, specifically African…

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    Dante Dawson Class Date Domestic Terrorism in the United States Today the United Nations does not have one specific definition of terrorism. every country has its own definition of terrorism. In the United States, terrorism is defined under the Code of Federal Regulations as the “the unlawful use of force and violence against persons or property to intimidate or coerce a government, the civilian population, or any segment thereof, in furtherance of political or social objectives.”…

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    Certainly, Inequality is the United States has increased. I think more than the studies, what has been going on in the nation and in the entire planet about how socioeconomic classes have distanced apart is pretty notorious. Paul Krugman, a well-known economist and Nobel prize winner agrees with the high inequality being face mostly in the United States, and he mentioned that one of the main causes is due to the higher inheritance and dynasties that has stored great amount of wealth leading…

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    In August of 1945, the United States of America demonstrated its might and power when it exposed the world to its nuclear weapons through the bombings of Nagasaki and Hiroshima. These bombings led to over 200,000 causalities in the area, as well as the end of World War II (Keylor). Since 1945, countries all around the world have been pushing for the creation of their own nuclear weapons. Acquiring nuclear weapons is a way that many countries believe they can protect themselves from other…

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    The United States as great nation among most of the countries in the western world spends much more on healthcare than other developed countries. Much of this high expenditure is due to the utilization of expensive and complicated medical technology. Even though the Unites States spend a great amount of money on healthcare, the outcome is very appalling with individuals having shorter life expectancy, chronic diseases and an overall poor health. Most of the healthcare system in developed…

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    In some countries like United States, many people of different race speak more than one language, that is because people from other countries migrate to United States to seek for better opportunities. Being the so-called Land of Opportunity United States is, it is also known for being a diverse country in terms of ethnic population. Hence, migration is linked to globalization, as well as, the issue with language. For instance, one commercial advertisement of Coca-Cola promotes diversity…

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    History of Unemployment Insurance in the United States Unemployment Insurance was founded in 1932. During the Great Depression, Wisconsin was the first state to developed unemployment insurance. Soon after, the United States passed the unemployment insurance law. Soon after many other states endorsed the Social Security Act in 1935 such as California, Massachuates, New Hampshire, New York and Washington. In the of 1935, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed Social Security in the Law,…

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    Syrian Civil War. Different states have attempted to combat the crisis in differing ways. These states have attempted to cooperate over the refugee crisis, however, this has not always been successful. The theories of Liberalism and Realism both provide reasons as to why states have responded as they have, to the refugee crisis. However, Realism clearly outlines why there has been an increase in nationalism and states aversion to refugees as flows have increased. States believe that refugees…

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    According to the Association of the Chiefs of Police, drug use in this country kills thousands of Americans (United States. Drug Enforcement Administration, 2010, p. 3). The efforts in some states to legalize these drugs are doing more harm than good (United States. Drug Enforcement Administration, 2010, p. 3). They believe that the states are misleading the public and the real impact and harm the drug use will have on their communities, in fact by legalizing drugs, it does not stop the violence…

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    United States Vs Bruma

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    blessed with being born into a country that sits on a level of greatness much superior to countries elsewhere in the world. My comparison is going to be to focus on the The United States and Bruma, also know as Myanmar. People often forget in America that things we take for granted are luxuries in other countries. The United States is truly a country that other countries thrive to be like. Bruma is located in south east Asia and roughly is twice the size of germany. Countries that border bruma…

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