America Course Works Samples For Students

Q1. What types of evidence are used to explain the arrival of humans in North America?

Evidences related to human arrival in North America are the discovery of Folsomtips, thin projectile tips that proved that humans had lived and hunted on the continent far earlier, and the oldest evidence for human occupation in North America has come from the discovery of well chipped spear heads, Clovis Site in new Mexico.

Q2. In the millennium before Columbus, what evidence exists for non-local trade in North America?

Before the arrival of Columbus, there were various non local trades encored in North America. Hopewell people yielded pipestone, flint , copper, silver, mica, quartz, seashells, and shark teeth from ...

Part 1
- Race in Mexico and Peru
Native Americans were comprised of indigenous tribes such as Maya, Inca and Aztecs. They inhabited largely Mexico and Peru. Before the arrival of Spanish conquistadors, the ancient civilizations lived in peace and harmony and were able to establish local empires that were rich in culture and traditions. With the arrival of Spaniards in 15-16th century, the civilizations were deemed to suffer either from diseases brought externally or by bloody conquests. With the engagement of Europeans, the African slave trade was introduced to the American continent. The population was mixed ...

Role of blacks in the war for independence

In the period preceding the war for independence, blacks served as slaves. As the war for independence began, the blacks continued to serve as slaves, but they performed different roles than those they did in the period before the war. To be precise, the blacks performed different roles in the war for independence. Above all, the blacks ensured that the uniforms for the soldiers fighting in the war for independence remained clean and orderly. As the war for independence progressed, the blacks were involved in the actual war whereby they joined other combats who were engaged in the war ...

Abstract

The 1956 US Presidential election in was a similar contest to the former contest in the year 1952 and pitted Republican Dwight Eisenhower and Democrat’s Adlai Stevenson. Republican’s Dwight Eisenhower beat Stevenson in a similar manner to the year 1952. This happened despite the intense speculation in the winter of the previous year the incumbent Dwight Eisenhower would not run owing to his failing health. His failing health emerged as a campaign issue in the electioneering period and was used by the opponents to fight him. The year 1956 was also the year that television commercials were used a great deal ...

A reflection on the United States elections held in the years 2004, 2008, and 2012 depicts a wider array of resemblances and differences. The differences are mainly related to the campaign issues that were dwelled on during these elections. To be precise, the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan were the main notable concerns in the 2004 and 2008 campaigns. In the year 2004, the incumbent president; Bush ran a smear campaign against his main contender; Kerry. Nonetheless, Kerry’s campaign was a pro Afghanistan and Iraq war campaign; hence, he was seen as a war hero. This is because a significant proportion of Americans ...

- The Red Scare which occurred after the end of WW II was caused by many factors including the Soviet Communists acquiring nuclear weapons through stealing US bomb secrets via spies, the cold war with the Communism, some American and British Communist spies working with soviets being discovered, and an invasion of South Korea by Communist. Moreover, American politicians used these issues to instill fear and witch hunt so as to increase their positions or power. Some of the major results of the Red Scare were expatriation or deportation of foreigners and barring the socialists from office.

McCarthy was ...

Question One

Private Prisons
Private prisons were banned in the Mid-20th Century because they were views as the new form of slavery. During the progressive era, the last private prison was closed down. Commercialization of Prison system was demonized by religious groups and Human rights activists. The business revived again in the 20 the century. This was as a result of the increased incarceration efforts by the criminal justice system. In order to reduce the crime rate, the courts opted to adopt tough sentencing rules. Currently, the United States of America has incarcerated over two million inmates. The phenomenon creates a situation ...

Albert Shanker Institute writes that, “State teaching quality oversight bodies to work on linking student standards and curriculum guidance to teacher preparation and development, and to ensure that sufficient resources are allotted to these efforts (Albert Shanker Institute, 2011, p.381).” Implementing an assessment for both teachers and students would help initiate equality among schools across the country. This is essential to America because it promotes a sense of equality for everyone through attaining equal skills and concepts among students. Given that state governments prefer their sovereignty from the national government when it comes to state affiliated issues such as education ...

Gun violence is a precarious issue in the world over. Incidences relating to gun violence continue to be witnessed in the U.S. despite the federal government’s efforts to ameliorate this situation. Notably, majority of American children die as a result of gun violence. Nearly one out of four children has witnessed to gun shooting while an approximated 20 children are killed by guns every day. It is a fact that US Taxpayer spends billions of U.S dollars to cater for treatment, security precaution among many other services relating to gun violence.

An approximated 2.3 billion is also spent to cater for ...

Post-Watergate Public opinion

The Watergate scandals lasted between 1972 and 1974. The scandals included harassing and bugging offices of political opponents, and other illegal activities by people within President Nixon’s administration. President Nixon’s administration attempted to cover-up the scandals and tried to interfere with the FBI investigations about government’s involvement in the scandals. Nixon resigned in 1974 when his involvement in the cover-up of the scandals within his administration became apparent (Bernstein, 2005).
Following the Watergate scandal, the American public henceforth became skeptical regarding the federal government. Consequently, an assertive congress campaign finance reform legislation and began to ...

- In March 1766, Declaratory Act was passed by the British Parliament to affirm the Parliament’s right to pass laws in their colonies “in all cases whatsoever”. This news of repealing gave colonists confidence that British government respected and understood their situation regarding taxes. Few appreciated and recognized the claim of Parliament in passing laws “in all cases whatsoever” through the Declaratory Act.
- Colonists wanted to be represented in the Parliament by some one of their own, whereas policies of British were determined by a sole leader. Apart from the colonial legislatures, mobs in many cities demonstrated ...

Question 1:

Consider the roles of women and views of women in both Sioux and Victorian American culture. How are they similar and different? What do the similarities and differences tell you about how women were controlled by both societies at the time? Why were women restricted in those ways?

My response: Since the start of time, there has been a difference between men and women in the society. There was not different that women were controlled in the Sioux and Victorian American societies. Both of the cultures emphasized on the sanctity of marriage. The Sioux women were treated as objects ...

- The Roles of the African American and the Indian People during the Revolutionary War

During the revolutionary war, the Americans allowed the blacks to enlist in the American army promising them that at the end of the war, they would be granted freedom. Upon the promise of freedom, they were up and rolling in the war and were ready to fight for the end of slavery and mistreatments for as long as they were in America. They therefore were influential in the revolutionary war; they did not only fight for the Revolution which would offer justice, they thought of their own liberty and freedom. The Indians were also included in the Native Americans’ ...

The death penalty was introduced in America through the common law brought by the British (Garland et. al., 2011). Indeed the British carried out the death penalty in America during the colonial era. When America gained independence, the death penalty was transplanted to the laws of the independent America. Though it was not expressly provided for, they were arguments that since the Eighth Amendment only prohibits unusual and cruel punishments, it does not disallow death penalty. Accordingly, there were several instances of death penalties imposed.

The Supreme Court considered the constitutionality of the death sentence in the case ...

A truly free market is controlled by supply and demand and lacks regulation. As such, the government should not interfere with failing businesses because the market has the ability to naturally correct itself by ridding itself of poorly performing businesses. Despite the fact that the American founders dedicated most of their efforts to ensure that America was a free market, this has not been the case for a long time now. Researchers today argue that the American economic system today is rigged by capitalism activities. The American government has long lost faith in the free market and has repeatedly artificially corrected ...

Introduction

America during the Civil War cannot be compared of what the society is enjoying today in terms of industrialization and equal rights. After the chaos during the World Wars and the Great Depression, America undergone a period called the Reconstruction. It was during 1865 to 1876 when the country tried very hard to unite the South, and the Civil Rights movement was getting stronger as the freed slaves found themselves in uncertainty. It can be considered one of the most difficult times in the history of America where it tried to reorganize and heal itself from the chaos ...

Art is a collection of different human events and the results of those events. This project emphasizes on the paintings done by different artists in America and what the artists had in mind during the time when they did these paintings. The paintings are found in the statutory hall. There are varied emotions depicted by the artists that define the history of America before independence. These paintings are of much importance even to the current generation and help one to understand better the history of America by just having a look at the images. These places the images in their immediate ...

Fraud and Abuse in Managed Care in America: An Introduction

The American government significantly knows more about health care reforms, and what requires to be put into practice to resolve the poor health care system. The major trouble the government is trying to deal with the considerable rise in health care expenditures that are creating a large number of patients that are registered all over the USA. There exist various factors that are linked to ...

As a result of globalization, the multi-culture and cultural relation has resulted to increasing demand of learning various cultures. In addition, there are many global issues, such as pollution and climate change that requires coordination and collaboration of the different culture to mitigate. Therefore, the modern societies must learn to coordinate so that they can prevent the problem of mutual self-destruction. For instance, the United States is facing the problem of cultural distortion as a result of immigration into the country. The appropriate way to mitigate such problems is through the intercultural understanding. People should acquire intercultural communication as a tool to ...

Public trust always plays a major role in ensuring government transparency. The public have mixed opinions on the issue of political trust over the years – some are supportive, but some are cynics. Public cynicism creates a synergy in the realm of politics. Thus, there is a need for maintaining social capital to ensure positive general public opinion. More importantly, quantitative analysis specifically explains the issues of mistrust in their respective government using statistical research methods.
The quantitative study by Donovan, Denemark, and Hoover (2004) addresses how Americans and its foreign counterparts trust their respective governments. In researching the topic, they approached ...

- Introduction

Apparently, it is a requirement in most jobs that one should have at least a bachelor’s degree. However, it is a bit unsound to denote that a mainstream of the knowledge you acquire in college or university will not be applicable in the job subsequently in the future. The notion above raises the question regarding the necessity of studying things in college that will not be necessarily beneficial in the end. Based on the reason, it would have been rational enough to stick on classes that are technically related to your major. With the above said this, it is imperative to note ...

Identify a Culturally Diverse Population within Your Community

Attaining cultural competency is one of the major goals of health care institutions in United States. Achieving this goal creates a greater challenge to U.S. health care sector because of the higher numbers of diverse patients and health care providers. Moreover, most health care centers spend time serving diverse populations, which are associated with conflicts and violence among health care providers reducing the nature of patient care offered by medical professionals. Culturally diverse populations suffer high risks of poor physical, social and psychological health and often never get access to quality health care (Galanti, n.d). The following discussion focuses on ...

In his article "Entrepreneurship in American History," John S. Gordon (2014) traces the success history of entrepreneurship in America and, claims that major factors such as availability of opportunities, enactment of incorporation law, invention, freedom to take risks and freedom to fail, and favorable market regulation account for this enormous success. According to him, an entrepreneur is an individual who undertakes the risks of a new venture. America has had an abundance of such people, dating back to the colonial period.

The first major factor that has contributed to entrepreneurship is availability of opportunities. The author explains that ...

Question 1

The U.S had a strained relationship with the South Vietnamese president. The U.S opposed Diem leadership since it supported nuclear war. In a very unlikely event, the U.S supported the corrupt regime to avoid Ho Chi Minh coming into power. Later on, the U.S government planned and supported a coup to bring the leadership of Diem to a downfall so that they could fight the emergence of the illegal National Liberation Front.

Question 2

Lyndon advocated for the end of poverty since he was unhappy by the population who lived in absolute poverty. As a result, he introduced the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, which aimed ...

The distinction between black and white did not always exist. There is a long history behind this racial discrimination responsible for the social and human injustice and inequality. A very precise example of such discrimination could be seen in the lives of the blacks who were living in southern America during the 1930’s.

The concept of Free Blacks was limited to an idea only. The implications of being a black were much different from living a life of freedom and independence. In the 1930’s, black people were not provided with any rights that a white person did. The difference in color ...

The painting “American Progress” by John Gast came to symbolize America’s role on the world stage by the end of the 19th century. The painting has come to symbolize the expansion as well as national destiny. In this painting, one sees the woman “Columbia” moving westward carrying a school book and stringing telegraph wires as she moves westward. This symbolizes the “conquest” of the United States onwards to the Pacific Ocean – one sees the Native Americans bowed as they too move westward to avoid the onslaught of the White man. Columbia is stringing telegraph wires, ...

Immigration Management Report

Among the many different issues affecting the United States today, immigration remains to be at center stage. America currently holds residence for at least 313,914,040 (fact finder: US) individuals both immigrants and non immigrants alike. From this count of individuals residing in the United States, survey reveals that at least 300, 642,420 (fact finder: US) come from other races. Observably, it is quite obvious as to how the ones coming from another race other than being a pure American outnumber the number of the locals living in several American communities. This indicates how important it is for ...

According to Leon (2012), Bush Administration found that the September 11 attack threaten the freedom of the citizens in America. This administration sought to wage war on terrorism by bringing the perpetrators to justice. America cooperated with the allies in the launch of war on terror by leading invasion in Afghanistan and Iraq. Leon (2012) finds that America is yet to conqueror the Muslim radicals. The 21st century marks an era of global terrorism where militia group of terrorist use weapons of mass destruction to inflict causalities and destruct enemy targets (Leon, 2012). The activity of America invading Afghanistan ...

The historical facts regarding the interaction of Africans and native Indians are not well documented. Still, there is great evidence in the form of artifacts, the religious systems and architecture that point to the possibility of Africans having interacted with the Americas people long before Europeans got there (Smallwood, 1999). The pyramids found in Egypt are similar to those found in Central America and the ancient form of writing used by Native Americans was similar to that of ancient Egyptians. Indeed, Columbus crew gave accounts of coming across people of African descent among the Indian tribes when they reached ...

The war between the United States of America and Iraq

The war between the United States and Iraq of March 2003 to 2005 is still a misunderstood aspect and is a question of what exactly caused the George W. Bush government to invade Iraq. A number of explanations have been given, but it remains a matter of intense controversy.

Discussion

The events following the 11th September, 2001, otherwise known as 9/11, initiated an ideology in the Bush administration. The US government’s key policy makers concluded that overthrowing Saddam Hussein and his regime were the only way to strike a blow to radical Islamic terrorism world over. A major concern was how to eliminate ...

Compare and contrast two clusters

Comparing how the employees value the paternalistic style of leadership, the Japanese employees were found to value the style much as compared to their American partners. This can show that the developing countries value paternalistic style of management more than the Anglo-American partners. The Japanese managers were also found to have a greater belief in the capacity of the subordinate as compared to the American managers.

This study was also done on the Korean managers which also gave the same results. This study can, therefore, indicate that the developing country managers have a greater belief in their subordinate as compared to ...

Immigration plays a big role in international relations, with US being one of the countries at the forefront of this issue. Many factors correlate with the subject of immigration to US such as economic reasons, political resolves, or population control efforts. Americans’ opinions vary on politically related issues, but the Congress always used these as a bargaining chip when raising their cases. With that said, public opinion has a direct influence on political motives.

Generalizing Suro’s survey (2009), majority of the American public have divided opinions on immigration issues. Likewise, 2006 Pew surveys cite that health care, economy, and terrorism are ...

Plot of the Story

Hills like white elephants is s story happening at the train station surrounded by natural beauty at a hill in Spain. The man who is called "American" is waiting with his girlfriend in a bench for a train to Madrid. As the man orders beers, the girl remarks the hills to look like white elephants as he comments; he has not seen one ever. The get drunk, and The American says he wants a girl to have an operation, to which the girl asks what will happen to her after that. She agrees on the condition that as the operation finishes they ...

Age has a biological and social classification. Age distinguishes acceptable behavior for different social groups such as the right to vote and the military enlistment age. The entire course of a human life has different social constructions that occur at different times. The aging population in America occurs due to improvements in life expectancy and advances, in healthcare technology. Schulz (2006) cites that the future projection of the elderly living in Eastern and Western Europe is likely to increase. The regions of Northern America and Oceania will experience an increase in the number of the elderly. The rates of the elderly ...

I am quite familiar with the verse of 1Timothy 6:10 warning against the dangers of idolizing money. This verse has been used in the past by some Christian sects to convince adherents to take a vow of poverty. The passage has been misinterpreted by both proponents of extreme views that being wealthy is a sin and poverty is a curse. I often encounter this verse during debates about the “prosperity gospel” that is popular among some prominent celebrity pastors. There irony is that the apologists of the prosperity gospel get the initial interpretation right that being rich is not a sin, but ...

INTRODUCTION

Anyone who drives a car is well aware how important gasoline is to their day-to-day activities. Driving a car, which was once a luxury, is now a necessity for most people from sea to shining sea. Over the last decade, Americans have watched the prices of gasoline rise and have felt the burden of that increase on their budgets. Gasoline costs literally doubled and in some places tripled in price, making it more and more difficult for people to afford to drive the distances that their lives may require. This inability to drive can impact all sorts of areas in the American paradigm. ...

The story of Jesus of Nazareth is one that is difficult to tell in written words, let alone in film. To be sure, it is not hallowed ground – the Roman Catholic Church permits these adaptations freely, not like Islamic institutions who are sensitive to adaptations of their own prophet Mohammed. However, there appears a number of constraints and restrictions that are otherwise absent if one makes a conventional film with a conventional character in its narrative center. For one, the director is constrained with telling the story faithfully to Jesus’s biblical sources. The scriptwriter, on the other hand, has the ...

Despite the status of a prosperous country and an economic superpower, America cannot boast that all, without exception, Americans warmed by the rays of this success. You are probably familiar with the official statistics at the end of 2012 the Ministry of Agriculture of the United States reported that in 2011 approximately 38. 200 million Americans suffered from the lack of food. This number includes 24,300 million adults (i.e. 11.3% of the total US adult population) and 13.9 million children (19% of all American children).

Government officials call this category of Americans food insecure. Of course, this is not ...

Question 1: We have been talking about the importance of understanding our own attitudes and prejudices in order to appreciate cultural differences. In light of this topic, why is it important? How have you dealt with situations in which you did or said things that you later learned or realized might have been offensive, or at least misunderstood?

Response

It is important to understand our own prejudices and attitudes as they have a phenomenal impact on our daily lives. They affect the way we relate with other people both in a professional, business, or personal environments. Our attitudes and prejudices are deeply ...

When most people are asked to identify the reasons why a public support for an ongoing war changes, the media’s coverage usually comes on top of the list; yet most scholars neglect the influence of the media on war. The media has the ability to shape our outlook on almost every topic under the sun, this means that the general assumption that the support of a war depends on its cost and casualties alone is disfigured. Information on whether a war is being won or being lost is relayed through the media, also, are the reasons behind a war (Arraf, 2009). This ...

It is true that works of the African American Psychologist, Dr. Kenneth Clark was heavily relied on by the United States Supreme Court in Brown V. Board of Education (1954) and substantially had an influence in its decision. It should be appreciated that prior to the Supreme Court reaching the decision to outlaw the racial segregation in the Education sector, the Supreme Court in its decision in Plessy v. Ferguson upheld the constitutionality of state laws that required segregation in public facilities.

Based on the foregoing, it is obvious that the Supreme Court had to be moved for it ...

Comparative advantage refers to an economic situation to produce a good at the lowest opportunity cost. Here the trade exchange between China and USA shows how the Law of Comparative holds in real world. With the amount of trade taking place between two countries, the law holds that these trading partners are promoting their self interests by producing the goods for which they have low opportunity cost and trading another good for which they have high opportunity cost(CFA Institute 376).

Since USA and China have low opportunity cost to produce agricultural goods and machinery respectively. These countries are involved ...

Andrew Jackson is the 7th President of the United States of America. Before being a President, he was known for his extraordinary skills in warfare. Andrew Jackson is the controversial personality due to some of his decisions. Some people call him a hero, while for some of them, he is a villain. For Jackson's critics, he was like American Hitler, who ruled like a dictator throughout his Presidency. He was a villain in the eyes of some of the people because; during his presidency he took many selfish decisions. They also think that he drove away those people whom he didn't like. ...

There is an agreement that the health care delivery system in America has evolved over the years. This evolution has witnessed developments in the healthcare sector that are significant. Although they might not be equal, they have all played a significant role in bringing change to the health care sector. As the curator of the first health care Hall of Fame Museum, there is pressure to have in store some of the developments. This paper discusses five of the most significant developments.

Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease

The first exhibit relates to prevention of Cardiovascular Disease. In the past, stroke and heart diseases were considered ...

Question one

Adaptability to cultural changes
Brazilian culture varies very much with the American culture; this means that one will have a lot of challenges to adapt to a new culture. It sometimes doesn’t look welcoming and needs openness and ability to relate to people outside the workplace. In any case, someone was to be chosen to work or posted to Brazil, and then the person should poses openness characteristics and is ready to adapt to the Brazilian culture as soon as possible.

Physical and emotional health

Brazil is in the tropics hence challenges of the tropical diseases. Any expatriate who is willing to work ...

Civil Rights Movement was a struggle spearheaded by African Americans in the 1950s to the late 1960s in order to achieve equal civil rights to those of whites (James, n.d). The two major events that spurred the movement forward were the arrest of Rosa Parks in December 1, 1955 and the Million Man March of October 16, 1955 (James, n.d). Parks was a respected in the community because of her dignified figure. Her arrest made African Americans realize that they were tired of segregation, and they began a boycott of the city buses. The Million Man March was organized by great African ...

Most of the uninsured American workers claim that the high cost of insurance is the main reason they fail to take cover. The inability to afford insurance is the problem that many workers have faced in the past. The 2008 recession led to many Americans to lose their coverage through their jobs. This situation increased the already rising number of uninsured people (in the previous decade) to 40 million. Although Medicaid and CHIP strove to control the highly rising rates of insurance, it was not until the Affordable Care Act (ACA) went into effect that many low-income Americans and ...

Private and public payers buy health-care services from health care providers subject to regulations by local, state and federal governments and also by other private regulatory organizations. The private and public regulators, as well as the providers, insures and the government, have important roles in the health-care system in the US. The state and federal governments have judicial, legislative and executive branches. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is the largest administrative department in the US health-care system. Government’s role in the US healthcare system is quite complex and continues to evolve. Coverage of insurance in ...

The United States government behaves as an impe5ral institution in the attribute that the agenda and the rationale of capitalism are clearly valued. At the same time, the adherence to capitalism has wider implications. This is due to the fact, that the nations are constructions of specific people. The states that are within the nations are reflective of specific philosophies and interests. The states are biased toward male domination. This infers that men compose the majority of the power positions in the government and the state will defend the interests of the men in the society. The European Union ...

Question One: Significance of Proclamation Line of 1763

The Proclamation Line of 1763 was significant in that it asserted the Indians’ right to land. The proclamation sought to delineate the land that belonged to the Indians from the land that would be accessible and utilized by the colonists. In that vein, the line established the racial divide. In the interim, the proclamation gave the Indians a share of the land. The same should be understood in the context of the fact that the Indians would now be under the protection of the King. In addition, the colonists who had settled in the land reserved for the Indians were ...

The history of American economy has been a long battle since the time of the Gilded Age through the Progressive era and into the Great Crash or Depression of October 1929. During these years, from 1877 to 1929, class conflict was largely observed. The Gilded Age and the Great Crash were the notorious periods in which poverty and economic inequality skyrocketed reaching all-time highs in the American economy. The Gilded Age came at a time when there was widespread greed, corruption in the political systems, and speculative elements of the market. Of great interest is the absence of government restriction in ...

A comprehensive understanding of the term theoretical lens is first attained by breaking the subject into two; theory and lens. Prevalently, a theory is a set of words or ideas put forth to elucidate or rather reveal the existence of a phenomenon. In this context, the theory is used to explain cultural perspective in a given subject, child development. Conversely, a lens from a lay’s perspective is a transparent object used to view or magnify the given object, thereby enabling the user, to ascertain a clear understanding of the viewed material. However, from the literature perspective, a lens is an instrument that enables people in a society to ...

Foreign Trends in America

Like most American youth, my daily life involves some activities that are influenced by the media and current trends. The American culture consists various forms of traditions and trends borrowed from foreign sources that threaten to drown the original distinct culture of America. As the American culture encompasses various cultures from around the globe, it also spreads its culture to interacting nations. The Internet is instrumental in ensuring people from (if possible) all backgrounds share information and borrow ideas to integrate into their cultures. I believe the future generation will not differentiate their cultures basing on the countries of ...

The census bureau determines poverty levels in the USA through a comparison between pre-tax incomes against the threshold. The threshold is normally set as three times the cost of the minimum food cost of food diet and is updated every year. The consumer index is updated annually depending on the size of the family, and the prevailing inflation (Ritakallio, 2002). The threshold is not dependent on the geographical position.
Poverty threshold is used to track past poverty and compare poverty across geographical regions. The poverty threshold is also used to determine how federal assistance will be distributed and its ...

1. Imagine that you were born black in 1860 and lived until 1920. Would you have any faith in the U.S. legal system? In the “American way of life”? Why or why not?

No, I would have no faith in the legal system because the legal system offered nothing for me to have faith in. Specifically, although the Constitution demands that all people, regardless of their skin color, are treated equally under the law, the establishment of Jim Crow laws it their affirmation under the Plessy v. Ferguson “separate but equal” principle made equality true in ...

America is at war with a transnational terrorist development energized by a radical belief system of hatred, persecution, and homicide. The Internet has turned into an inexorably strong component in radicalization to savagery, empowering extremists abroad to straightforwardly convey and communicate to target citizens in the United States. This immediate correspondence permits vicious extremists to sidestep family and group leaders. An arrangement of al Qaeda-based dangers to ambush American and Western focuses in Europe, and additionally dangers to launch attacks inside the United States, has brought about noteworthy concern inside the U.S. intelligence group. Authorities are attempting to focus the degree to ...

1. Public Relations & Non-Profit Organizations

Public relation is the face of any organization whether it is for profits making or a non-profit making organization. Public relation shapes the organization to what it is expected to be and for this reason, public relation is very important to any organization (Bowen, Rawlins & Martin, 2010). Non-profit organizations are also supposed to have a strong public relation because it assists the organization in very many ways. Taking for example the American Red Cross, it cannot exist on its own since it needs quite a number of facilities that will enable it to perform.

Public relation in this case helps the American ...

The racial segregation and oppression shared by women from their own experiences to change the political and social system were the awareness of women in the nation . Women voiced their sense of pride in accordance with their perspective and disappointments about the slow and inadequate changes. The hopes of women, guided by their active participation in the issues helped them survived the challenges. The 1954 Brown v. Board of Education decision that declared segregation unconstitutional was the momentum for the civil rights . The momentum from the civil Rights Act of 1964, women rights were under the Act itself. Despite ...

Sub cultural groups based on age, race, creed, ethnicity and religious bias carry their importance in many ways in a multiethnic society. These groups tend to have their intrinsic characteristics which shape up their life styles, consumer behaviors and marketing preferences, to an appreciable extent, if not completely. With the passage of time, the shadows casted by the culture of origin tend to decrease upon the immigrants, though certain aspects, woven into their very fabric, continue to stand firm. The phenomenon however is more complex than it may seem (Solomon, M. R., 2002).

Describes How Memberships in the African American Subculture Guide Consumption Behaviors?

The African American, a significant racial subculture, once ...

A conquest, colonization, enslavement These definitions are so cruel and severe, but at the same time so common and known to the Earth citizens. All horror of these processes lies not only in a forcible alien misappropriation, but on a brutal conquerors’ behavior, which annihilates the human soul and spills over into the deplorable consequences for a future generation.

The settlers impose by force their own traditions and foundations, holidays, beliefs, political institutions, legal tenets. They make the enslaved peoples forget a historical heritage and get rid of the eternal values, such as religion and language. The conquests cause a clash between the different, ...