Category: /Society & Culture/Education
Title: Field Trip
America is sometimes referred to as a 'nation of immigrants' because of our largely open-door policy toward accepting foreigners pursuing their vision of the American dream. In cities across the United States you will find people
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Category: /Social Sciences
interviews of at least 5,000 men, 18 to 33 years old, who had entered the US on non-immigrant visas in the last two years and come from countries where terrorist activities are known or believed to occur" (Strossen). They were specifically picked out due
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Category: /Business & Economy/Management
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During the 1920s, there was a reduced demand for jobs due to the tapering immigration among unskilled workers. During this time the American Plan was introduced. Employers made good use of 'open shop' work places in order to discourage employees from joining
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Category: /Literature/European Literature
, friendship and parental love.
The novel is essentially about the working lives of men and women living in Toronto early this century. It details conditions of immigrant labour and contained in the background is the struggle of union movement for fair working
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Category: /History/North American History
, and minorities wanting to immigrate. This time period was known as the decade of prosperity; there were obvious groups that were negatively targeted.
Aboriginal people can be defined as a member of any of the peoples that inhabited Canada before the arrival
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Category: /Social Sciences
leaders blame the personal flaws and misbehaviors of disfavored demographic groups: Asian and Eastern and Southern European immigrants in the early century, Japanese-Americans during World War II, Mexican migrants in various cycles, African Americans throughout
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Category: /Society & Culture/Religion
in which it began My second point tonight is that Buddhism projects a more attractive image of itself than does Islam. The image of Buddhism has changed dramatically in modern Australia. This is partly because of an influx of immigrants from Buddhist countries
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Category: /History
in Asian immigrants (non-whites coming to our land). Hence, since our many treaties and economic and social growth within the two cultures, much has changed and tourism to the outskirts of our region (the Asia-Pacific) has developed greatly. Also because of its
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Category: /History/World History
understands why immigrants who have come to the United States with there desire to become Americans. I mean get real we are so crowded to begin with. It's funny how they talk about influencing the government when they are just this little party and the government
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Category: /History/North American History
in immigrating to Africa. This idea belonged to Reverend a Presbyterian minister from Basking Ridge, New Jersey. Finley believed that blacks would never be fully integrated into American society and that they would only be able to fulfill their potential as human
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