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    Politics and Its Issues in 1950’s Britain Script Slide 1 ⇒ Today in Britain is a time of peace‚ happiness and prosperity. However not so long ago‚ it was not like this. ⇒ I will be discussing the issues and politics of the 1950s‚ especially focusing on the United Kingdom. Slide 2 ⇒ The 1950s were not happy years for Britain. At this time‚ the UK was involved in many wars‚ conflicts‚ and crises. After the conclusion of WWII‚ and during the 1950s‚ Britain saw the Korean War‚ the Suez Crisis

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    THREATS FACING MALAYSIA Malaysia‚ being a trading nation that highly dependent on international trade‚ our economic performance is very vulnerable to the performance of our major international trading partners. For decades‚ our economic growth has been overly reliant on external sector developments‚ foreign direct investment (FDI) and international trade. Domestic investment decisions are not base on economic fundamentals but rather these decisions are very much influenced by the market behavior

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    The Role of Drug Enforcement Drugs are being more and more available to minors and adults. They are often illegally produced and distributed throughout the nation or foreignly. Nixon created the Drug Enforcement Agency‚ better known as the DEA‚ “during his presidency in 1976” (Garvey) to combat this criminal activity. Naturally‚ since under the President’s control‚ it is an administrative agency. Administrative agencies hold their own power and have the ability to arrest and carry out their specific

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    any child who watches television can recite the words: "You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney" Yet the 1966 Supreme Court ruling in Miranda v. Arizona remains the subject of often heated debate‚ and has had a great impact on law enforcement in the U.S. On March 13‚ 1963‚ eight dollars in cash was stolen from a Phoenix‚ Arizona bank worker‚ Police suspected and arrested Ernesto Miranda for committing

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    rights‚ and are important on a global level. Select 2 issues to discuss. You might start with Secretary Clinton’s speech at the UN‚ for example. Bring in evidence and examples to support your points. Finally‚ discuss solutions to these issues that affect women’s wellbeing (e.g. UN Res. 1325; Muhammad Yunus’ micro credit; UN or NGO programs or others). Secretary Clinton’s speech at the UN  Women development has been able to help global issues.  Women are the source of economical‚ social and educational

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    What are some examples of imperialism today? How is it different or similar from the past? Explain Today imperialism has ethnic conflicts intensifying and it’s crazy how this world is getting. Not everybody is realizing what is happening though but the little problems from fifty years have increased almost rapidly. No matter what state a person visit they will have imperialism happening because the creation of unequal economic‚ cultural‚ and territorial relationships between states. Imperialism

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    racism during the 1930’s‚ as well as Scout‚ the main character’s ways to deal with racism. Although racism is still prominent in today it has been deplenished greatly. Racism has been improved by the higher numbers of interracial marriages‚ a decline in segregated churches‚ as well as judicial amendments passed. It can be seen in today’s world the difference between today and in the 1930’s dealing with interracial marriages. When Scout was a kid seeing an interracial marriage couple was a rare event

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    An example of this is when Armande‚ the landlady‚ is upset because her daughter‚ Caroline‚ will not let her see her grandson‚ Luc. Caroline has her reasons though‚ she feels that her mother will have a bad influence on her son. Vienna does what she can to help by arranging Armande and Luc to meet in her chocolate store. Violence was definitely a problem in the movie. Specifically when Vienna becomes friends with a troubled woman named‚ Josephine‚ who is constantly being beat up and abused

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    In 1988 a motion pictured titled: The Accused‚ was released. The movie was directed by Johnathon Kaplan and the lead character‚ Sarah Tobias‚ was played by Jody Foster. Ms. Tobias was a uneducated‚ poor white female that lived in trailer in New Bradford‚ Massachusetts. This was one of Hollywood’s first movies to include rape‚ let alone gang-rape‚ in a direct manner. The occurrence happened in Big Dan’s Bar‚ while the sexual assault was occurring the crowd within the bar was cheering the rapists

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    How are women portrayed in the society today? What are the roles of women in Things Fall Apart and today’s world. Living in the society today there are 100 women for every 105 men. From back in the days‚ it is wise to say that men are actually dominating over the country. Out of 195 countries in the world‚ according to the internet‚ there are currently 16 women who are the president and prime ministers of their countries. That is only 8% of women controlling over the countries. From this result

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