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…was white (probably his master) and his mother was a slave. As was the cruel custom in that part of Maryland, he was separated from his slave mother when he was an infant and cared for by an older slave woman on the country plantation. His mother could visit…
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…with a greatly expanded bureaucracy composed of educated civil servants. This was obviously a decision made for the people. Peter undertook many extensive reforms uncluding centralizing the government, creating a regular army and navy, took control of church property…
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…, cervical trauma, and even death. Many of these health risks are due to inadequate prenatal care and support, rather than physical immaturity. The teenage mother is more likely to be undernourished and suffer premature and prolonged labor. (Calhoun…
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…of the population lives in poverty, and limited health care and nutrition contribute to a life expectancy of 64.5 years, one of the lowest in the region. Nicaragua has a population density of 35 per sq km (92 per sq mi), only one-eighth the density of neighboring El…
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…women deprived of their health, sexuality, and ability to care for their already born children. During this time, “she saw many women die of very preventable deaths due to child labor, and horrible methods of self-induced abortion.” (About Margaret Sanger, 1…
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…women deprived of their health, sexuality, and ability to care for their already born children. During this time, “she saw many women die of very preventable deaths due to child labor, and horrible methods of self-induced abortion.” (About Margaret Sanger, 1…
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…The policy that catches my attention most is human rights. Even in the midst of a divisive war, a health care crisis, and the continued erosion of our civil liberties that the legislative branch of our government still has time to ignore the separation…
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…the brain or leads inexorably to harder substances. The issue of cannabis legalization has been debated ever since the substance was made illegal on April 14, 1937. Reformers still press legislation today to make the psychoactive plant available to medical…
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…. The use of the information from the assessments would be used to improve schools and hold them accountable for their successes and failures. As a result, a Business Roundtable, which includes CEO’s of 200 U.S. corporations, was established to reform
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…occurred, poor sanitation led to ill health and there were more labours, then there were jobs, which resulted the middle classes employing more and paying less. Working conditions were terrible, men would work 16-hour shifts in unhealthy factories, and children…
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