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Despite the humiliation felt at the Saigon fall, the U.S. military has managed to rise against all the doubts and odds to maintain their pride as the world’s superpower. The culture of exceptionalism still takes a toll on its citizens and the military. This is contrary to a possible view and assumption that the country took long to recover from the losses. Read More…
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It is essential to state that during the year 1954, the Vietnam state was split into the South which was democratic and the North which was communist. Because of the differences in terms of political ideologies, a series of tragic events followed and intensified to a degree of a full-blown war between the countries. Read More…
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A lot of emphasis is laid on the two wars despite the presence of other wars that involved many counties and states. The effects of both wars shaped the globally shape of military complements and planning regardless of the places that the wars had occurred earlier for instance Iraq, Bosnia, Somalia and Kuwait to mention. Read More…
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The conflict with Vietnam still acts as a leitmotif in the US’ repeated involvement in clashes and squeamish in central and South Asia as America had the longest flight in its history of occupation and war in Vietnam. Yet, the country remains swathed in mystery to the outside world, as indicated by recent studies on the country’s history - by Spencer Tucker and by Marilyn Young. Read More…
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The hunt for witches in colonial America was a New England phenomenon. Many authors have written articles that not only explain the practice of witchcraft in colonial America but also the trials of the people involved or those suspected. These authors claim that the most famous witch trials in colonial America took place in 1692 in Salem Village. Read More…
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The place of war should be the last resort but even in this, there should be sufficient thinking on weighing out the benefits and disadvantages of resorting to the use of war seeking political redress. Once the war in Vietnam ended, there was much development and progress in that country than the time of the war or even before. Read More…
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This diversity should, however, continue to only be a principle of identifying the uniqueness of these two regions rather than trying to use the differences to be judgmental in trying to make one of the regions appear better in ideas and philosophy than the other. There is likely to be anarchy and chaos in an attempt to shape the other group to be like the other one when all could live together. Read More…
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After the destruction of World trade center on 9/11, America has declared War on terror. Currently, the war on terror is going on in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Though many Americans supported the war on terror initially, now its support is decreasing because of the concerns about the severe damage these wars can cause to the American economy. 

 

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The American Revolution was one of the major events in American history. It is also referred to as to the revolutionary war. It was the most important event because it made what America is today. The revolution brought to an end the British rule that has colonized the country for over two centuries. The revolution was disturbing while other times exhilarating. Read More…
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Coming immediately after the French and the Indian War, the British public coffers had been depleted and the people were heavily taxed to support the new administration. To them, joining another war was unnecessary and as such, they failed to support it. This lack of support strengthened the colonies in their opposition to the new taxes and regulations by the British administration. Read More…
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Sojourner Truth advocated for gender equality. Frederick Douglass had the view that women were not the gender equals of men but were subordinates of men. He advocated that relations were responsible for the well-being of women. Sojourner was uneducated so she used her rhetorical skills to speak up on the abolition of slaves and emancipation of women. Read More…
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The paper "Why It Was That Europe Colonised Asia and Africa in the Nineteenth Century" is an outstanding example of a history literature review. Towards the end 19th century, a handful of European countries bottled up nearly all countries in Africa. Given that this came subsequent to over three centuries of somewhat two-way trading activity amongst Africans and Europeans, Kwon (2011) maintain that it stands for a momentous exit. Read More…
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This paper highlights the various social, political and economical events that have occurred in different phases in the history of America over the last five decades. It is evident if the current president could analyze the lessons learned from the historical mistakes, America can be a superpower for the next years ahead and prove through the times of recession and all internal oppositions.

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The Post-Civil Rights period has seen African Americans come from the background of American life to become active participants in almost all the processes in the nation. A number of African Americans have come to hold prominent positions in society not only in the social and political but also in economic life. Read More…
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Americans had invested in Cuba and most of its citizens were working there. The fight could have endangered their lives and destroyed their property. Spanish was shown from the paper and the most powerful colonies before the war between Americans whereby most of the properties destroyed and trade with other countries brought to halt.

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The Vietnam War is one of the major conflicts that have taken place in the world. The Vietnam War took place between the years 1955 and 1975; taking a period of more than twenty-five years. Although the real war began in 1955, the signs of the war could be seen as early as 1950. This was the time when US troops were sent to Vietnam. 

 
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The changes were the bedrock of modern social and economic advances that have characterized African women in the 21st Century. While the colonial aspects of change have been blamed for cultural erosion among the colonized communities, they have also been praised for setting the stage for triggering socio-economic developments in the modern world. Read More…
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For a long time, historians have found it difficult to reach consensus on the particular dates the Cold War is said to have begun. However, many have been of the opinion that the war may have taken place between 1947 and 1991. The end of WWII was good news for all people after many nations had suffered heavy losses of people and property. Read More…
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The dominant narratives οf liberalism have bequeathed powerful assumptions positing a separate state and civil society. In this image morality and culture exist in spaces that are deliberately constructed as free and spontaneous. In the ideological battle with communism the post-1945 version οf these assumptions celebrated pluralism as the critical normative principal οf Western practice.  Read More…
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The television had lost its value as most people perceived it as a medium for entertainment. However, the way in which Kennedy’s assassination was handled depicted the unimaginable power of the television. The television did what the radio and newspapers could not: capturing the incident moment after the other.  Read More…
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The German immigrants in the United States constituted a respected polity in the United States. With the start of the propaganda effort in the United States, the German immigrants in the United States found themselves increasingly marginalized, were their efforts in support of Germany and Austria translated as helping out the motherland in the war effort against the Allies (Tunc, 2012).

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The paper "African American Language and Identity" is a good example of a literature review on humanitarian. According to Linguists and philosophers, language is used for communication since human beings cannot live in isolation, and for the representation of who the language speakers are. Read More…
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The traditional strategy of litigation through the courtroom was evidently not effective in the fighting for the rights of the African American population, as a result, social movement become an impending solution to solving the existing status quo. Mosler and Catley, (1998) highlight that by 1950 black American’s begun to gather together in order to organize protests that were basically not violent. Read More…
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It was from conformist pious quarters and especially from the hallowed capitals of Mecca and Medina that the firm confrontation to the projected reorganization emerged. The mode of slavery experienced in Islamic nations had negative and positive areas. What is unfortunate now is that this activity amid Muslims is hardly ever openly talked about as if slavery was wholly a Western experience. Read More…
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The strange institution of slavery cuts across the heart of American history, with the implications lasting long after it was abolished by Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation of 1863, as well as the Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution of 1865. Indeed, African slavery can be traced back to nearly the beginning of European settlement in America. Read More…
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Research Philosophy is a belief about the way data must be gathered, used, and analyzed for a particular phenomenon. In general, there are two major research philosophies namely positivist and interpretivism (City University of Hong Kong, 2011). Positivists are often referred to as scientific methods whereas interpretivists are often regarded as anti-positivist. Read More…
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History has shown that resistance towards power is also a normal reaction. Theoretical and historical evidence has shown that power and resistance go hand in hand. Karl Marx studied the capitalist mode of production in which workers are excluded from the appropriation of surplus value and are forced to sell their labor rather than keep control over their ability and fate.

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To uncover these questions, the study used a questionnaire. The questionnaire consisted of a combination of open-ended and closed-ended questions. The respondents to the study were the marketing managers of Volkswagen, Vietnam. According to their responses to the question, the study will now discuss and try to analyze the data and provide a conclusion. Read More…
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After 9/11, the threat of war had been looming large, especially with President George Bush coming out with knee-jerk jingoistic reactions, which was pardonable considering the shock and dismay generated by the incident. Then came the actual war in 2003. The question of the political expediency of the War of 2003 was drowned in a collective American fear of threats to security.

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This research analyzes the realities presented by Rankine and ways of eliminating the micro-aggressions that result in a buildup of racially discriminating societies. Realism in the Citizen is portrayed depicted in various ways. Rankine gives the readers a feeling of the contemporary work through her use of intense emotions in her text. Read More…
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The paper "Monitory System of United States of America" is a great example of a literature review on macro and microeconomics. Throughout the colonial period, there were coins from various European countries that were used and circulated around these colonies. Spanish coins were in fact used as the dominant currency. Read More…
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         When President Bush announced the attack on Iraq, there was initially a high level of support from the public. However, with the apparent failure of American military strategy in Iraq, there has been a decline in the levels of confidence that the public felt in regard to the war effort. There has been a steady decline in public support for the war.

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Generally, the slave trade is thought to have had negative impacts on both the British colonialists and the Africans. The trade is considered to have been cruel and inhuman. The African slaves specifically were treated without mercy due to their skin color. Historians argue that this inhuman activity contributed to slowing the progress of the English settlers in colonizing America. Read More…
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Apparently, Manifest Destiny lived on until the 1980s through cultural and legislative changes that signified that Native Americans, including their history and future development, were still less important than whites to the government and the media.  The history of Indians is a history of lasting oppression that Native Americans fought with courage and dynamism.  Read More…
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Industrialization in America was majorly supported by the free trade system. Within the context of industrialization and free trade system, there emerged capitalism which favored private ownership of property. As more Americans became wealthy, their consumption patterns shifted hence reinforced the concept of consumerism. Read More…
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While Woodard’s ideas regarding the eleven, often conflicting, regional cultures may be difficult to authenticate, they hold substantial veracity and reality, which not only reveal about past events but will significantly influence future accounts. According to Woodard, North America is organized by eleven distinct nations, each with a unique historical origin (2). Read More…
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Immediately after the Second World War, both the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.S.S.R) and the United States of America were considered the world’s strongest nations; in fact, they were referred to as the superpowers. Notably, these two superpowers had different ideologies when it came to economics and government: the U.S.A. advocated for capitalism while the U.S.S.R. pursued communism. Read More…
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The days of blatant expansionism and colonization seemed to have become a distant memory as globalization ushers in bringing free trade and blurred boundaries. The era of colonialism has been ended with decolonization, but colonial discourse is far from over. Colonialism remains a very important topic that is perpetuated by the so-called postcolonialism discourse. Read More…
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The 19th century Europe witnessed the development of international great powers with the European experiencing a period of profound destabilization during the revolutionary and Napoleonic wars. At the end of the destabilization came the Vienna congress that tried to stabilize Europe as never seen before with programs that were successful in managing crises and diverting the threat of war. Read More…
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The actual origins of Latin American music cannot be traced easily, however, various explanations have been put up explaining this. Tiemstra (1992) suggests that one of the major explanations is cultural interactions: people from the European countries moved to America and were later followed by the African slaves. Read More…
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The 2003 invasion of Iraq has given rise to widespread public debate.  There were questions raised about its legitimacy.  There are advocates for both sides of the issue.  This includes public intellectuals, politicians, journalists, and activists.  The purpose of this essay is to present to the reader arguments for and against the legitimacy of the war.  Read More…
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As a protest to the revivalist trends in religion, the transcendentalists looked for happiness in little things in life. During this period, the Native Americans, the original inhabitants of America, rose in revolt against the white colonizers. The Norton Anthology, Volume C, covered the latter half of this period between 1985-1914.

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Since the end of the Cold War in 1991, the balance of power swayed in favor of the United States.  While the ruling elite of the United States seems to have benefited from this change in fortune, the rest of the world has had mixed consequences since the end of the Cold War.  Political commentators agree that the demise of the Soviet Union heralded a new world order. Read More…
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In the book Filipino American Lives, Filipinos are acknowledged as the second-largest immigrant group and the second-largest Asian American group. They compose around 9% of the total United States population. Originating from the only camel-shaped archipelago in Southeast Asia, Filipinos have an immigration history dating back to the mid-1700s. Read More…
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The shot heard around the world’ on the 19th of April 1775 marked the beginning of a war that would change the world. The cause of the Revolutionary war finds its roots in the colonial period. With their oppressive policies, the British got nothing but discontent from the American patriots who were determined to gain their independence. Read More…
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The author states that the occupation and long-term administration of large areas of the world by colonizing powers have had far-reaching effects on the people who live in these territories. These are political and economic but also deeply cultural and highly visible in the creative output of the people. Read More…
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The following document outlines the proposed research process for examining “How Motherhood is Portrayed in Black Women’s Literature.” Through the use of primary texts and secondary academic sources, this study aims to define what motherhood is for the African American woman and how that role, in the literature. Read More…
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This story of a true American, Seymour ‘Swede’ Levov, is a story of his rise and fall. He was always envied for his generous life. He had everything; he had a heroic personality and charisma to match it. He took over his father’s glove factory, served in marines, married the Miss New Jersey 1949, Dawn Lawyer. Read More…
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This meme is a unit that carries cultural practices, symbols, or ideas that are transmittable from one individual mind to another via rituals, gestures, speech, writing, and other phenomena. This concept requires its supporters to regard memes as analogs of cultural genes since they are self-replicating, can mutate, and are also responsive to particular selective pressures. Read More…
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rvey and previous research analytics on similar disciplines, the scope of the present research would be conducting a two-stage econometric estimation, mainly regression to compute the relationship at the municipal level income data per person across a computed set of Read More…
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Beyond the imperatives of entertaining and instilling attention in the reader, they are thought-provoking, progressive, and historically well informed. Both Mariama Ba and Sefi Atta display an uncanny ability to decipher nuances in gender relations and project it on the national/political scale. They make gender issues easier to comprehend and provide constructive ideas for their resolution. Read More…
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Research has shown that competitive pressure was evident between the English and the French towards dominating the country’s literary environment. Furthermore, Canadian literature has had a deep influence in the country’s discernment of history, social-cultural environment, and the manner in which other nations around the world perceive it. Read More…
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The Whiskey Rebellion in 1791 for instance was called forth by the farmers who refused to pay the whiskey tax on the crops. The farmers belonging to the western counties of Pennsylvania revolted against the federal government for the excise tax levied on whiskey. This led to the violent attacks of the farmers on the excise agents who came to collect the taxes. Read More…
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American exceptionalism connotes the belief held by American citizens that the United States is a unique state in light of past development that has taken place in contrast to other countries. Exceptionalism could easily be narrowed down into nationalism but its extremes are more concentrated and more expansive than that.  Read More…
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The Iranian conflict with the USA goes back to 30 years ago where Iran overthrew a pro-American regime and installed an Islamist government. This led to a proxy war fought by Iraq against Iran until 1988. Iran has been cited for being a threat to stability in the Middle East. Iran is seen to support terrorists who play key roles in causing destruction in Israel.

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All relevant literature dealing with the impact of the global financial crisis on the automotive industry in general and a special note on its impact on the automotive industry in Vietnam’s automotive sector has been included in this chapter. Moreover, the study takes a case study approach of studying the impact of the economic downturn on Vietnam. Read More…
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Some scholars have argued that colonialism was the genesis of anthropology since the urge to study other cultures stemmed from the West’s interaction with other cultures. Although different authorities offer divergent views on the relationship between the two concepts, there is a universal consensus that colonialism and anthropology influenced and continue to define each other. Read More…
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The epigraph from Revelation that begins the novel is a telling device. For one, apocalyptic prophecy will recur throughout the story, giving the underlying mood that some sort of drastic end awaits human society. Another factor in the repeated use of apocalyptic prophecy has to do with one of Tim O’Brien’s underlying concerns in his writing. Read More…
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The theme of violence is firmly encoded in literature and that for several genres it is, in fact, a fundamental element. A great number of studies have already explored and discussed this fact in literature and underscored that it is a precarious dimension in literary history. This is not without justification because although violence is ugly with its discourse of gore, destruction, cruelty.

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Easterby et al 2008, p.4 observe that the concept of management has shifted in meaning from the traditional classical textbook definitions, especially with the rise of the service industry, and realization that managerial skills are essential for everyone in the organization, and the increasing focus of management on intangibles such as quality and knowledge. Read More…
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The review will also examine several theories on the probable causes of overidentification of African-American students. It will focus in particular on three studies: The Disproportionate Representation of African Americans in Special Education: Looking Behind the Curtain for Understanding and Solutions by James M. Patton. Read More…
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When used in the South American context, the term ‘imperial crisis’ refers specifically to the conflict that occurred between America as a colony and Britain as a colonial power. Notably, the imperial crisis does not refer to a specific event; rather it refers to a series of historical events, which set off the liberation revolution based on concerns of trade and self-rule.   Read More…
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According to the Theory of Why War by Albert Einstein, “You cannot simultaneously prevent and prepare for war”. This theory by Albert Einstein serves to validate and reinforce the theory of Moral Theory of War by Carl Clausewitz, which offers that the moral factor in war serves for both victory and defeat, such that when victory does not seem to be forthcoming. Read More…
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historical and political causes of American wars and ideologies as well as how these interrelate to the nation’s political dominance as global superpower. US wars in the 18th century have been considered as wars staged for national independence to free themselves from the Read More…
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According to the findings, it can, therefore, be said that the future of religion in art is clarified. Religious societies will find new forms, methods in art and literature and apply to eternal spiritual values. Christian symbols, images, associations and the Bible undoubtedly will always be an inexhaustible source for poets, writers, and artists all over the world.

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The war on drugs in America has been touted for its many accomplishments in helping stop drug abuse. Drugs are dangerous not only because of the financial and psychological effects on society but also because drugs are unraveling the social fabric by gripping our youth in a cycle of drug addiction and disease that can only ultimately lead to violence and harm. Read More…
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The implication is the US represents the democratic world as opposed to the Soviet Union which are ergo under systematic oppression. This is a statement that implies that the United Nations not only has the moral authority to take the steps that it has but also the obligation on behalf of the oppressed peoples of the east.  Read More…
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The fight against racism has always been an urgent and immediate challenge to the societal ways of life. To meet this challenge all the civil rights activists have collectively come up with ideological struggles among people in order to understand one another and their societal ways of life.   Read More…
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It is really quite essential to state that through using an appraisal system for the employees of the company, having the chance to retain the best would become possible while improving the least experienced would become a stepping-stone that the organization could base their further progress later on. Read More…
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Sun Tzu was aware of the tremendous cost of fighting a war and the consequential huge losses.  Hence, he clearly outlined the greatest highlight of his book proclaiming that the best way to win a war was “by fighting as few battles as possible”.  This laid the first foundations of strategy. This book, even today, continues to be the strategy bible for some of the best corporate leaders, football coaches, cricket mentors, etc.

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 Addressing the crowd from the Capitol steps, King reviewed the progress that the movement had made over the past decade. It was fitting that King found himself in Montgomery. Just ten years earlier he and the modern civil rights movement had burst into public view with the Montgomery bus boycott. Read More…
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The paper "Why Europe Colonised Asia And Africa in the Nineteenth Century" is an outstanding example of a history literature review.  Colonization is basically a process of invading and subsequently taking over the autonomy of another, as a consequence, leading to the invaded land becoming a colony. Read More…
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The paper "Literature Search & Generating Hypothesis/Research Question" is a great example of a literature review on system science. Systematic searching involves knowing where to access information. It cooperates, the inclusion and exclusion criteria for the study, where unpublished and published data surfaces. Read More…
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A brief analysis of the automotive industry has been stated in the study so as discuss the effect of economic slowdown on the regional automotive market and the condition of the Asian automotive market during such situation. It was found that Volkswagen faced a challenging situation in the European and American market during 2008-09 due to financial crunch.

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Renowned American Sociologist Charles Wright Mills was a graduate from the University of Texas and had a Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin. He remained a member of the faculty position at Columbia University. In short Mills lived a controversial life. He was angered by the oppression of the working classes and widely criticized for his support for Fidel Castro and constantly attacked what he called US imperialism.

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In the 19th century, Asian Americans were categorized as “non-white”. Unlike the African Americans who were declared unfit for American membership, the exclusion of Asian Americans was racial. The exclusion denied them the opportunity to naturalize and gave them a unique position as foreigners in a country where they have dedicated a lot of their years through constructive labor participation. Read More…
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Cultural identity refers to the background of a person. In this case, the originality of the person plays a very big role in defining the culture of this person. It is defined by foundation factors in the life of a person such as a language, the food they eat. Culture also encompasses beliefs and moral values, traditions, and laws that define a given community, country, or a given group in a given area. Read More…
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This study was an extensive project involving almost 5,000 cases from four major cities. The data was presented in a logical and easy to understand format. The study was important in that it pointed out the value of exercise in maintaining good health. This will be personally valuable to me as I assess my own level of physical activity.

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The history of the Japanese people is very long and full of both triumphs and disgrace, high moral standards, and low moral behaviors, and remains a history that has followed its people wherever they go. It is partly for this reason that it is difficult to trace just when Japanese settlers began arriving on North American shores. Read More…
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After the finishing of the second term, Eisenhower went on retirement and lived with his wife on a farm. These years were rather hard in the dimension of his health. He experienced a huge number of heart attacks and died on March 28, 1969 (Kelly, n.p.). His wife stayed with him and was devoted to him till the end of his life. Read More…
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Actually, the time is ripe for America to review immigration policies to make them more effective for the United States to provide increased benefits of immigration to American society. One should not forget what Franklin D. Roosevelt stated, “Remember, remember always, that all of us, and you and I especially, are descended from immigrants and revolutionists” (Quotes about Immigration 1). Read More…
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A campaign initiated against the illegal trade of drugs by President Nixon in 1971. According to the Global Commission of drug policy (2011), the US has spent $1trillion on this war and is considered as the longest and most in-effective war in which the US is engaged. Experts estimate the cost has approximately run to $40billion annually. Read More…
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Stanley M.Etkins employs new methods to analyze slavery and African slavery especially in North America is considered unique by him which lead to the creation of Sambo a slave personality type defined by him in relation to the authority and freedom they had. According to historian James Rhodes “Slavery is a curse to the master and a wrong to the slave”. Read More…
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One of the reason is that it is written by scholars to meet the needs of the scholarly life. If that is not enough, the book rates from the ancient times and so the historians are in upper hand to get the knowledge as well as the originality of the old war that involved uniformed armies to the current form of a new war that involves organized forms of violence. Read More…
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Orientalism is a representation of the ideological and cultural mode of discourse that supports the institutions, doctrines, colonial bureaucracies, and the old colonial styles. Orientalism is a significant issue that one should not assume to be anything serious in today’s social setup but just a number of myths and lies (Said, 1978, p. 3). Read More…
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Fundamentally so has been the fact that nations are on the race towards increased militarization, as well as technological advancement.  This is not to imply that civilian utility of such technologies is not available, but rather continues being influential in various consumer products, which are technologically-inclined and continue to positively impact on human development.

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This was the outbreak of the First World War.  After the killings, Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia, followed by Germany declaring war on Russia. Germany then declared war on France and invaded Belgium. France was invaded on 4 August. Germany’s violation of Belgian neutrality instigated the British to enter the war along with allies France and Russia. Read More…
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Therefore the managers of different international organizations should obtain knowledge about such cultural characteristics and differences to execute leadership and decision-making tasks with the utmost efficiency and versatility (Bass, 2000, pp. 19-40). Globalization is the process where a company looks to enter the international market.

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In the previous case, fictional writings have often been preferred by readers because the techniques used by writers arouse interest in the minds of the readers, who often want to know the next event. With non-fictional writing, the reader may have background information to the story, which makes him understand the whole story without even reading it in totality. Read More…
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"The idea of rogue colonialism provides a way of thinking about forms of agency beyond and besides those that follow the transcript of ‘domination and resistance’ between colonizers and the colonized. Improvised and ‘masterless’ forms of the agency were crucial to the founding, making, and the undoing of colonies.” Read More…
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The concept of work organization is broad in context. In addition to defining the method in which work is managed and scheduled, it also encompasses elements that address interpersonal issues, design of various roles and carves the characteristics of an organization. The model of work organization adopted by any firm has a direct correlation with the performance.
 
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In the case of all the artists mentioned above their interest in music, in whatever genre, started at a very early age, often encouraged by parents or other family members, but who were also the products of their time and environment, as well as being innovators, creators, developing distinctive styles of their own. Read More…
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The paper "Literature & Analysis" is a perfect example of a literature review. Despite frequent efforts to keep politics at bay, the Olympic Games have been suffused with politics. These politics take different domains, but the most prominent one is in the bidding and gaining of the right to host the event. The right to host the event is constituted in the event's charter. Read More…
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In an increasingly globalized world economy, there are infinite benefits of embracing a language that is spoken around the world. So far, the English language has emerged as best fitting for that purpose, and rightfully deserves to be referred to as an international language. Many people around the world today speak English as a foreign language. Read More…
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From its beginnings, especially in the later eighteenth century, the United States was a unique technological hub that was waiting to put its mark on the world and one of the inventions which found its way to the United States, from Britain, was that of the textile mill, which helped to revolutionize its textile industry. Read More…
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The Truman Policy of proving financial and military aid to countries fighting against Communist ideology was perceived as America’s attempt to “contain” the spread of communism in the world and in turn, protect the security and interests of the US. The Doctrine triggered the beginning of the historic rivalry, i.e., the Cold War, between two global powers, the US and the Soviet Union. Read More…
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Fundamentally, the racist view in America is to be studied historically with Stowe, even as she represents the white abolitionist sentiment, for it is from the shared views on race that dominated America at the time that the institution arises and perpetuates itself in inhumanity. Through this, the novel is opened up to Stowe’s own racial stereotypes by the way she presents Uncle Tom. Read More…
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A research approach is a process used coming up with a sample population and acquiring data. These approaches are very important in adding knowledge or exploring new advancements in any discipline. A panel survey is a form of a longitudinal study that seeks to gather information from the same population over a period. Read More…
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As a form of solar energy, the energy of the wind is found to comprise turbulent masses of air rushing to even out the differences in atmospheric pressure formed when the sun heats the air more in one place than in another. For centuries, wind power has been utilized extensively in pumping water, grinding grain, and producing electricity of the modern age. Read More…
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Another important element of the grand strategy is collective security. Collective security strategy is committed to maintaining an open world economy and supporting democratization and humanitarianism abroad. This is different from the primacy in that collective security favors multilateral mechanisms to achieve the goals.  Read More…
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