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…Could it happen to us? Of those not killed, Holocaust victims that could work were only given moldy bread to eat and dirty water to drink, if they were given anything at all. Some would have to drink their urine to keep from getting dehydrated…

…A History of Drug Use and Legislation The history of drug use and the development of policies in response to drug use extends back to the early settlement of the country. Like alcohol, the classification of certain drugs as legal or illegal has…

…to not even let them in. This was mostly enforced by the US government, which rejected a high percentage of people who tried to enter America. Individual American citizens also played a big role in their attitude towards immigrants coming in to America. Many…

…in Afghanistan and we are still on friendly terms with our neighbours. This new “threat” is not aimed at us though so we have no part it. Canada has to start making its own decisions and stay opposed to bombing Iraq. If we suck up to America every time they need…

…a technology trade with China (Zmag n. pg.). It seems that whenever the United States does not need something it will turn its back on the people it was using and start using some one else. The media was not much of help either. The media never showed how bad…

…US Role in the World The role of foreign policy in the United States is a widely disputed area of politics. There are two distinct schools of thought that I believe, upon combining, will lead to a better approach to foreign policy. The first…

…The Use of Blood and Animal Imagery in Macbeth There are several instances of imagery through out acts I, II, and III in the play Macbeth. Imagery is sensatory details (touch, sounds, etc.) that enhance the feelings or senses of the reader more than…

…Use and Abuse of Credit The use of credit cards is much more dangerous than use of checks or cash. Paying with cash is very easy; for knowing how much money is available and how much can be spent makes it very hard to get into debt. When paying…

…was a devout catholic and hated communism. Although he had a history of poor human rights during his rule, anyone who was anti-communist was likely to receive US aid. North Vietnam also had a population of sixteen million citizens. Those living in North Vietnam were…

…to suit his gloomy face and made what had seemed at first an unsociable remoteness into something forbidding. Percival finished his whimper and went on playing, for the tears had washed the sand away. Johnny watched him with china-blue eyes; then began…