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…exploration, immigration, excess of males among the mobile group. He adds, "The sex impulse is a constant factor in men whose home family relations have been broken or interrupted from a long journey of exploration." These hardy adventures that first settled…

…of relief. Among other things, they limited immigration, returned hundreds of Mexicans living here,and sought other methods to help the farmers. Hoover's Federal Farm Board urged farmers to plant less so that prices would go up…

…and had entered the worlds of business, and politics along with a good portion of his family. After their arrival as immigrants, his grandparents were the ones to begin the trend. In 1946, JFK started down the road mapped out for him by his father…

…migration and immigration have caused many predominately white communities to move away because they viewed these minorities as threats of the close close-knit community they had established. It is for this reason that communities resent minorities. Finally…

…and natural law, a system of beliefs which was sufficient to satisfy their curiosity. But the Greco-Roman people had different questions and needs. In the early years of this culture, the native people worshipped only a few gods. As people immigrated…

…to learn about our neighboring planets, because one day when Earth is depleted of its natural resources, we might need to immigrate to another planet. We need to start with basic studying of the geology of a planet and then further explore if the ability…

…population resides in India(Hinduism 1990). It is practiced by eighty percent of the population of India, over 670 million people(Finlay et al. 1993). The early immigrants to India worshipped the powers of nature and gave personalities to each of them…

…agrarianism and frontier radicalism-both prevalent when Texas first became a state and both widely supported by the bulk of immigrants to Texas before the Civil War. Those influences produced sections prohibiting banks and requiring a stricter separation of church…

…wife, her father forbade their marriage. Thereupon (1786) he prepared to immigrate to the West Indies. Before departing he arranged to issue by subscription a collection of his poetry. Published on July 31 in Kilmarnock in an edition of 600 copies, Poems…

…Mildred Ella Didriksen was born June 26, 1914, in Port Arthur, Texas. Her mother, Hannah Olson, was born in Norway and immigrated to the United States in 1908. Her father, Ole Didriksen, also from Norway, came to Port Arthur in 1905 and worked…