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…. Some African-Americans favored a return to Africa and even succeeded in reaching Sierra Leone. Soon, however, return to Africa was discouraged. In subsequent years, blacks continued to discuss the option of immigrating to Canada, Latin America, or Europe…
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Category: /Literature
…;amp;acute;s inherited of his father, a greek immigrant. Pete plays with right hand and he always let his racket do the talking. Right hand is much more stronger than left hand after long year playing and hitting the ball, this fact cannot escape from…
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…of the country has proceeded rapidly since the 1960s, with substantial rural to urban migration; approximately 78 percent of the population is now classified as urban. Since the establishment of North Korea, some 4 million immigrants have crossed the border to South…
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…was gradually becoming less tied to plantation agriculture and slave labor. The labor market for railroad construction and manufacturing work was strong enough to attract northern immigrants and help reduce the loss of the native-born population that had migrated…
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Category: /Social Sciences
…. There is also another kind of dream about beautiful memory. For example, my friend Yan who comes from China always dreams her native city. She immigrated to America with her families when she was ten years old. She tells me that when she meets something in America…
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…was for protecting the individual rights of the citizen, then why were immigrants, Indians, and blacks allowed to be persecuted by the "common man"? Jackson abused his power as president by exceeding his limits and allowing his personal happiness and emotions influence…
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Category: /Literature/English
…with a large immigrant population and a home to gangs. LA is infamous for the videotaped beating of motorist Rodney King by police officers. Police Brutality is not just confined to New York and Los Angeles, though. It is persistent in many other cities including…
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…and the world leader, Great Britain. Initially this came from immigrants as technology carriers such as James Montgomery, a Glasgow cotton mill manager who emigrated to New York in 1836 who wrote '...extremely informative and influential books about early cotton…
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…. With the influx of foreigners immigrating to the United States, the uncontrollable force that creates a path for each individual could lead two people together, who are perhaps brother and sister. As with Oedipus they would be completely unaware that they were related…
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Category: /History
…80% of Russian citizens were suffering under some level of famine, they began to immigrate to the Ukraine because it was believed to be so sustainable (Krawchenko 157). Herbert Hoover, the American Secretary of Commerce, and the American Jewish Joint…
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