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…Buddhism is still a strong force. In the West Buddhism is kept alive by the descendants of 19th- century immigrants, and anyone else who may have found truth in the teachings of Gautama. There are currently Buddhist communities all over the United States…

…other black leaders in their vain fight against disfranchisement at the state constitutional convention of 1895. He also advised South Carolina blacks against joining the "Exodusters" immigrating to Kansas. In 1889, President Harrison appointed Smalls…

…or no plumbing or sanitation and disease and pollution were a constant problem. There was also a large population of European Jews who were not well accepted by their English neighbors. The English feared that the immigrants would take their jobs and compete…

…it reunited with the People’s Party to form a new government. By late 1996 Haidar’s right-wing Freedom Party had increased in popularity. An outspoken opponent of immigration and the EU, Haidar won support among working-class Austrians by arguing…

…, angry and struggling to accept their new leadership. This, along with the growing amount of Protestant power, led to a rebellion in 1641 against English and Scottish immigrants in Ulster. England was seeking only to expand their empire, caring little…

…would account for 87 percent of the people entering the job market and there would be an 8 percent increase in the average age of the workforce. It also predicted that there would be a rise in the number of immigrants and a decreasing number of skilled…

…/cost and productivity. Many women and children were mine workers in England in the nineteenth century. Today nearly all miners are men. The leaders of Swedish, industry recruited Swedish housewives and not immigrants in the 60抯. Today women all over…

…was violently opposed by workingmen and immigrants. They called it the rich mans law. However, Lincoln did what he thought was best for the country and left the draft alone. Lincoln said this bill was needed to keep up with the confederacy and win the war. Before…

…affairs. Pillar Three: establishes an asylum policy, rules on crossing state borders, an immigration policy, the combating of illegal activities, and includes customs, police and judicial cooperation. These are the three pillars upon which all the EU…

…. Most of the Arabs refused to share their land with the Jewish settlers, which caused much conflict. Jewish immigration continued and by 1914, forty thousand Jewish settlers traveled to Palestine, therefore further increasing the friction between the Jews…