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    women's roles in the US

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    veracities about women’s roles were constructed in ways that have been altered or erased for social and political purposes. The roles of black women were undermined during slavery and Hawaiian women’s roles were taken away after colonialism. Women’s roles should be recognized because it makes a significant contribution to decolonization and resistance. The erasure of women’s roles have been constructed in favor of white supremacists and colonists‚ thus‚ keeping knowledge about women’s roles away from the

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    Life of Us Soldier

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    The quality of life of the single soldiers in the Army is at an all time high. Never before has there been such an effort to increase the quality of life as we have had in the last few years. From 1998-1999 the army spent nearly $600 million in new barracks construction or renovations to older barracks‚ building 30‚000 1 + 1 spaces for junior enlisted. The command here at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center has also tried to keep the permanent party soldiers in a 1 + 1 style of living even though

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    fundamental foundation of the Declaration of Independence‚ that all men are created equal. Most southerners disagreed strongly with this declaration and could not accept that the slaves should be considered as “men”‚ they were after all‚ property‚ which had been bought with their money. These are not people who should be treated as an equal. The Southerners‚ mostly landowners needed manpower. They responded to this need and bought their slaves on the market. They had paid a fair price and were committed

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    Us Prison System

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    It prevents inmates from doing drugs when they get out; they sit and talk others that are going through something similar to them. They interact and learn from each other so when they get out they end up being a better person. Facts show that there should be more rehabilitation programs‚ many work and have positive turn outs. The lessons learned from police vs. jailing criminals are that police are really cracking down on people using and selling drugs. They are enforcing the three strike

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    Stock Companies of Bangladesh to promote the economic relationships between Bangladesh and the United States. Earlier‚ AmCham used to operate as American Bangladesh Economic Forum (ABEF) since 1988. AmCham holds the full Membership of the Asia Pacific Council of American Chambers of Commerce (APCAC). AmCham Bangladesh has also been accredited as a member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. The membership of the AmCham includes US Companies doing business in Bangladesh‚ Bangladesh Companies whose

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    sentences were given out in the U.S. In the court death penalty is a sentence given to the suspect if the crime is decided to be fatal to society. In summary death penalty should be allowed because people will be treated not to do it‚ exterminates criminals and it will teach another citizen not to commit crimes. Moreover‚ death penalty should be allowed because it can threaten them not to commit a crime. Some citizens can do crimes that can scare the entire society so they can gain more power. These crimes

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    Tort Reform in the Us

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    are based on common law‚ which is laws that have been developed through court decisions‚ i.e. precedent. However‚ in certain cases tort law can also be based on statutory law laid out by the legislature. It is up to the court to decide which rule should take a higher standing depending on the case. Tort reform in the United States has been a long standing debate to change the tort law system. The debate has arisen due to what is seen as overvalued remuneration for damages. The tort reform movement

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    The United States of America is considered a melting pot because America is a blend of multiple ethnic groups and cultures. America is known for accepting people of all races‚ social statuses‚ sexuality‚ gender‚ and religion‚ and each person has one thing in common. People come to America in search for a better life. The “American dream” is based on ideals that illustrates freedom‚ equality‚ and success‚ most importantly if you work hard enough you can obtain wealth. Although the “American dream”

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    Civil Unrest In The US

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    America experienced an influential civil unrest due to several reasons during the 1960s and 1970s‚ which can be drawn parallel to the civil unrest that we see today in the United States to some extent. The 1960s election can be think of being analogous to the current elections. In 1960s presidential election‚ John Kennedy won the election‚ defeating Richard Nixon by a minute margin that divided the country in a similar manner as the 2016 presidential election‚ where Donald Trump defeated Hillary

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    Is Islamophobia a Problem in the U.S.? On August of 2010 in the city of New York a man was stabbed after the passenger asked if he was a Muslim. Muslims around the U.S. are being treated unfairly. There are many reasons why Islamophobia is becoming a problem in the U.S. Due to the violent events that extremists have been responsible for and involved in‚ Islamophobia has increased in the recent years of America. After the attack of 9/11‚ Muslims are now seen to be terrorists‚ and the

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