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…in the United States that has offered many challenges to its’ national security and economic stability due to problems abroad. In the time period between 1875 to 1924 in light of the Treaty Of Paris, the Boxer Rebellion, and the United States involvement…

…another all-out conflict. In October 1999, the Security Council established the United Nations Mission in Sierra Leone (UNAMSIL) to cooperate with the government and the other parties in implementing the Lome Peace Agreement and to assist…

…for the Social Security Act of 1935. This was an innovative plan that was supposed to lead to a nation-wide retirement system. It also established a cooperative federal-state welfare system/unemployment system. A tax was levied on the employee, which was met…

…. Department of homeland security, The National Strategy to Secure Cyberspace, U.S. Department of homeland security Jan. 2003. pp: 50 (21) Gregory Dalton, information week, August 31, 1998. www.informationweek.com (22) George V. Hulme, information week, Apr. 22…

…a no-hold-barred strategy toward increasing national security. We have focused suspicion on groups of people based solely on their religion or national origin. The color of someone's skin or the features of their face have been enough to allow the government…

…of Democracy. In 1947, President Truman signed the National Security Act. This enabled several Top Secret government agencies to form the CIA. One of the countries that posed a threat to the United States was Guatemala. The CIA's job was to employ methods…

…the national government aggressively persecuted members of the Communist Party in the country. During this period, distrust of reason, the denial of human equality to citizens, the use of violence, censorship, and deceit to suppress opposition (communism), racial…

…and Western European nations. These countries formed an allied military coalition that caused a worldwide embargo against Iraq. The United Nations Security Council condemned Iraq’s occupation and approved the use of military force on Iraq if their troops did…

…of happiness; that to secure these rights, governments are instituted among men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed; These words are the foundation of the Constitution of the United States and marked the beginning of a new nation…

…to the values of greed and corruption which have not benefited anyone, but in particular have those who live in the THIRD WORLD. Greedy humans and large corporations have started to destroy the earth for their own selfish purpose – to be the wealthiest nation…