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    Space Race

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    The Space Race In the beginning of the 1950’s tensions were high between the Soviets and the U.S. The Cold War had become known worldwide as a nuclear arms race between two super powers. However‚ a new kind of race had begun between the two countries‚ The Space Race. This was a race to control the outer space surrounding Earth‚ which could ultimately act as a nuclear missile path. Controlling outer space with nuclear capabilities could mean massive destruction for the world as we know it. The two

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    The Space Race I. Thesis: Introduction to the Space Race II. Early year of the Cold War a. Reasons for the Space Race i. German V-2 Rocket ii. German Scientists b. Russian and American tensions i. Early Fights ii. Real reasons for interest in space III. Apollo and Soyuz programs a. What they were and what happen i. Political impacts ii. Scientific impacts

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    The Superior Race

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    The Superior Race People that live in a geographic location that has more resources‚ will gain more advantages over others. Native Americans and Africans‚ for example‚ lived in geographical locations that offer limited resources and no technology leaving them at a disadvantage. Whereas‚ Spaniards and Europeans live in a geographical location where there are a lot of resources and technology‚ putting them at an advantage. Jared Diamond‚ a Professor of Geography at UCLA and author of Guns‚ Germs‚

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    Rat Race

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    Even if u win the rat race you are still a “RAT”!!!!!!!!!! long work hours‚ unpaid overtime‚ stressful job‚ time spent commuting‚ less time for family life and/or friends life is the common problem shared by almost everyone on this planet.Here rat race is a very common attribute to describe the dull‚ endless & monotonous lifestyle of the new generation which makes them aloof of the relatives‚ friends and a more enthusiastic and encouraging life. Rat race describes the mad behaviour of a rat running

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    Race In The Hobbit

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    will invent a new race of beings or a writer will use other fictional characters from others in their work. It happens all the time in the movies you watch and the book you read‚ writer do it all the time to add a sense to fantasy to their work‚ a writer in particular who is fond of using fictional characters‚ is J.R.R Tolkien. J.R.R Tolkien wrote the fantasy novels‚ The Hobbit‚ The Lord of the Rings and much more‚ where he not only used fictional races‚ but he always gave each race their own characteristics

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    race riots

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    Race Riots Race rioting hasn’t just recently begun. It traces back to the 20th century. The most well known race riot that I briefly touched upon in my project was the Notting Hill race riots. The riots took place in London‚ England. It was fuelled by an increasing number of Caribbean migrants arriving after the Second World Ward. By 1961‚ it was estimated that about 100‚000 Caribbean people were occupying London. At this point in time‚ Caribbean migrant were found housing in the poorest of areas

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    Race Equality

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    The poem entitled “Kid’s race equality” brought instant tears to my eyes when reading it. Although‚ I am a very sentimental person as is‚ this poem struck me in a way that such important issues like ones of race equality aligned with kids will. As children grow up‚ there is a sense “color-blindness” to their peers racial differences‚ class distinctions‚ and individual dissimilarities. It is society‚ media‚ and family who enhance that color in such a bright way that it is almost blinding to see‚ and

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    What is race

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    Reading Response 1 What is Race/What is Ethnicity? 1. Why was the social classification of race invented? After reading the book it states that “Race was the modern conception of human differences and human identity‚ as well as‚ a form of social identification and stratification that was seemingly grounded in the physical differences of populations interacting with one another in the New World.”(The Meaning 49) Yes‚ that sounds great but was that the true reason for the classification‚ I think

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    Race as biology

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    The idea that race is biological‚ emerged back in the 17th century with all the great discoveries found in that decade. However this idea continued spreading in the 19th century especially among the different cultures encountered through colonialism. Thus‚ white settlers claimed themselves as a “superior race” and justified the slavery‚ which was performed against what they called “inferior race”. Moreover‚ the term “race” still existed even after the end of colonialism. To what extend then‚ the

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    Colorblins In Race

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    in Race and Ethnicity‚” two views are stated on the concept of a “color-blind” society. The person in support of a society as such‚ was a black man‚ with a mixed-racial background. He viewed these racial categorizations present today‚ on the same continuum used during Jim Crow and slavery. Overall‚ he cringed at the thought of division due to race from other groups of people. I believe his take was a form of ignorance. A colorblind society to him‚ a black man‚ is to not label him by his race. A colorblind

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