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    happy. After the war‚ America became infatuated with money and business. For this reason‚ the Jazz Age gave a taste of the American Dream to the people who lived in this time period (Hamilton 4-7). The American Dream is a dream in which an individual has the ability to start from nothing‚ work hard‚ and have success.

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    Joshua M. Davidson Soc. 100 Pr. Brosmer 11/23/2013 Social issues: Marijuana in America For generations in many cultures and in many societies marijuana has been a part of life. Some have used it for spiritual reasons while others have used for medical reasons. In some cultures it was used together as some sort of magic; combining the two uses together to heal the sick. In the Americas cannabis was given out in tinctures as medicine until the 1930’s when the prohibition of marijuana began in the United

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    Social Issue: Euthanasia

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    The Role of Active and Voluntary Euthanasia in Human Life Humans and other animals’ behavior in life include the instinctive avoidance of feeling pain that is any kind of pain that may impair or deteriorate quality of life. If a human being cannot avoid his or her own suffering caused by incurable disease‚ the sufferer cannot continue functioning in life. The dignity of a person is threatened as one is condemned to go through unbearable and incomprehensive pain. The issue arises when a physician

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    one‚ they are broken apart by social issues that stand in their way. These social issues further damage the relationship between races‚ social classes and genders. They cause a rift among them and the gap might not be salvageable anymore. Arising social issues such as racism‚ classism and sexism disturb the once peaceful way of life and these issues are projected through one’s own action. The root of these social issues is the treatment of one race to another‚ one social class to the inferior ones and

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    with the constant worry that her beloved Larinov would lose his life while in service. Majority of her paintings art form are both impressionism and expressionism‚ but once the war hit she began drawing in the form of futurism. PART 2: The social questions that the art addresses during the World War I are whether or not this is what an individual perceives the war as when they have a loved one serving the front line. Most of Goncharova’s paintings deal with her worrying about her husband serving

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    Global Social Issues and Change Social scientists are trying to measure global poverty‚ despite specific disagreements pertaining to where to draw the poverty line. For instance whether to base the poverty line on minimum income‚ or the ability to purchase specific foods‚ or even consumption. In 2000‚ the United Nations began addressing the issue of global poverty and created the Millennium Development Project (Schaefer‚ 2011). Thorbecke (2011) states the project’s mission is‚ “The reduction

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    such as the television‚ radio‚ newspapers‚ movies‚ magazines and most notably‚ the internet‚ have impacted heavily on the youth. The media not only serves as a source of information but also provides a source of entertainment. Media sources have relentlessly worked on creating appealing images that entice the youth to their content. Although these may be informative‚ the youths have been coerced into consuming more time reading or browsing for such information. Recent advancements in computers and

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    Effects of Social Media on the Youth Introduction In present day‚ it is admitted that social media increased popularity rapidly. It is made possible by millions of users especially by teens‚ university and college students. There are different types of social media which are utilized by the youths such as social networking sites‚ online games or sites‚ video sites‚ blogs‚ text messaging‚ smart phone games and applications‚ televisions and movies. The most commonly used by the youth is the social networking

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    Youth is that spark which needs no ignition”.Youth is that clay which can be molded in either shape one wants. This is the sole reason for both exploitation and utilization of youth in the destruction and construction of any nation respectively. youth is not given a proper chance to prove their potentials in countries like ours‚ but‚ “The young” ‚ according to Pearl S. Buck‚ (a Nobel Laureate in literature) “do not know enough to be prudent‚ and therefore they attempt the impossible‚ and achieve

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    Ethics and Social Justice Issues within the United Nations Abstract Equity and social justice issues have become a global challenge that the world over is confronted with. It has got to a point that even international efforts and systems put in place have become overwhelmed with theories than realities. The United Nations which has purposely been formed to address human rights and social justice issues has in itself been bedeviled with gross inequalities and injustices. Attempt is made to show

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