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…. This is especially true when dealing with immigrant or refugee populations. For example the Ethiopian Orthodox Christian population, this group shares a unique blend of traditional Orthodox Christian beliefs as well as cultural customs common to their region of Africa…

…, and fought and died for. Many have immigrated to America to receive those freedoms. The Founding Fathers knew what they were doing because they believed in power of ideas and debate, not censorship. The first amendment to the constitution is important because…

…There are many different cultures living amongst us in the United States. Some being immigrants that have just stepped foot on American soil. There are others such as the Lakota and Dakota Indians who are a part of the Great Sioux Nation, whose land…

…was extensive and caused by a number of factors, the most prolific of which being starvation and disease. In addition to estimated death of one in nine Irishmen during 1845-1850, nearly two million immigrated to America seeking respite from the famine. Whilst…

…Domestic Product (GDP) had raised rapidly through immigration. In the late 1960's and 70's Australia began to further develop its relations with its Asian neighbours. This started a prosperous friendship and trade was great. Another part of the economic…

…has been a vital concept in American history. Millions of people have immigrated from everywhere in the world to America because of this simple, yet vital concept. Religious tolerance could be the single most important belief that any country could possibly…

…for population consensus to be taken effectively, which is useful in identifying illegal immigrants. Thirdly, ID cards help the government in detecting tax evaders. Having examined the possible benefits of IDs, I will now move on to show how the disadvantages far…

…and social groupings and for making reasonable accommodations within the workplace and work life for this to happen. America is said to be the most diverse country, with a majority of the population living in diverse neighborhoods. The rate of immigration…

…. Over the centuries, this practice left many peasants with no land to cultivate, and not enough food to eat. With no other option, many of these peasants were forced to migrate to cities offering low-paying jobs or immigrate to new lands. These desperate poor…

…of the labour force has meant that there are more opportunities around the world for employment and some countries are more appealing to others in terms of tax and benefits. Immigration has a role in this, as those in developing countries may not find employment…