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When people think of crime their first inclination is to envision men in masks robbing a bank at gunpoint, drug dealers selling drugs to children on the street and, in the most extreme cases, murder. However, there are many different types of crime and not all of them are violent, not all involve acts that are easily identified and happen a lot more often that the general public probably thinks. White-collar Crime was first identified the mid 20th century by Edwin Sutherland. However, white-collar crime, which is the term given to financial crimes committed by the middle and higher ...

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Introduction The work of history and historians isn’t a simple one. Historians must find sources, analyze them, think about them and decide which stories are worth telling and which ones should be left in the background or completely ignored. This function which can easily be summed up as representation is the hardest part of the historian’s job and something which has changed a lot in the past few decades. History writing in recent years has changed its focus from a top-down perspective where the decisions of the privileged, powerful connected few are explored and analyzed to the ...

The land surveying technology has experienced development through the years. Today, the art and science of the land surveying is more advanced comparing to the simple tools and practices used by the Egyptians. The latest technology and advancement has shaped this field as a separate subject. With the implications of technological innovations; the job of surveying becomes more accurate and can be accomplished with great speed and efficacy. This discipline of land survey technology is multidisciplinary and is extensive in nature. This particular technology has come with a lot of advancement and includes different areas such as; Geo-informatics, Marring & ...

Racism is a belief that the race of one individual is superior to that of another person. During the era of the Civil Rights Movement, African Americans leaders viewed racism as a barrier to the progress of African Americans. This challenge of racism made them protest, preach, and take legal action to ensure that African Americans would be treated the same way the white people were treated. However, even after the Congress passed the Civil Right Act in the year of 1964, racism still exists today in the U.S. The United States’ schools are an example of institutions that ...