Category: /Literature/English
Life Experiences
With the dream of liberty and the pursuit of happiness my family has immigrated halfway around the world, from Vietnam to America.
My parents fled to the United States, not for them but for the unending opportunities
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Category: /Society & Culture/People
Australian People
The population of Australia is 18,438,824.The Birth Rate is 13.73, per 1000 people. The death rate is 6.89 per 1000 people. Those two were per year on average. The migration rate is 2.71 immigrants per 1000 people. The Life
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Category: /Entertainment/Movies & Film
in 1887 -- nearly blind herself, haunted by her upbringing in an asylum and convinced that people looked down on her because her parents had been Irish immigrants -- 6-year-old Helen was nobody's darling. Frustrated by her inability to communicate, willful
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Category: /History
Labor, Immigrants, and Urban Life
The late 1800s was a time period filled with rapid growth of the industries and cities in America, and it led to more opportunities for jobs, education, and entertainment.
American farmers in the 19th-century
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Category: /History
States. Preceding his immigration to America he was one of the leaders of the failed Schleswig-Holstein revolution in 1848. In this country he served as a judge, an attorney, a state senator, and also a business owner. Claussen demonstrated his feelings
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Category: /History
the clan an invisible empire.
The new clan was started by a bunch of men in Georgia. The new group hated not only blacks and Jews, but they also hated immigrants and Catholics. The new clan made a movie that was supposed to incite hatred toward the black
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Category: /Literature/English
of the novel being looked at (Another Country by James Baldwin) that would be African- American. The book is set in New York, a city often described as the Melting Pot, this is because it is seen to attract all types of immigrants, from all over the world
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Category: /Literature/Novels
still see this contrast nowadays, however not to that high degree as it's shown to us in the novel. Taking a closer look at statistical facts like density of population, crime rates, ethnic composition of the inhabitants , immigration figures and industrial
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Category: /Literature/English
for the future because of
demographics (55). The uncertainty of demographics is due
to not knowing the rate of immigration. The problem with
immigration is those coming from less developed countries to
more developed countries will not know the new technology
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Category: /Literature/English
in the city proper and outlying region by the time an immigrant from Stratford came to town. A rising merchant middle class was carving out a productive livelihood, and the economy was booming.
In the 1580's, the writings of the University Wits (Marlowe, Greene
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