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Russian Federation Communist Regime
2,106 words
Introduction The fall of the Communist regime in
the Soviet Union was more than a political event.
The powerful interaction and fusion between
politics and economics that characterized the
state socialist system created a situation that
was unique for the successor states of the Soviet
Union. The penetration of the Communist regime
into every facet of life left the Russian people
with little democratic traditions. Russia faces
the seemingly impracticable task of economic
liberalization and democ...
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Civil War Neighboring Countries
1,691 words
The current state of affairs in Rwanda constitutes
a catastrophe that never should have happened.
Unfortunately, it has happened, but do the
circumstances and outcomes warrant using the term
"genocide"? Based on facts about the ethnic make
up of Rwanda, there is abundant proof that this is
actually a case of violent, ongoing civil wars,
and the use of the term "genocide" is not
justified. The major crime problem in Rwanda since
1994 has been mass murder, officially know as
genocide, which has be...
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Dominicans And Afro Americans
940 words
In America today, there is a large and diverse
African-American population. Within this
population, there are several ethnic groups. The
other ethnic group similar to Afro-Americans is
Dominicans. Not only are they both minorities, but
they also look similar as well. Both Dominicans
and Afro-Americans are originally from Africa, but
their slave masters separated them into two
different cultures. African-Americans was African
slaves of Americans, and Dominicans were African
slaves of the Spanish....
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Analysis Of Political Fascism Ideology
1,791 words
Fascism, when you break it down, is a political
ideology that attempts to regenerate the social,
economic, and cultural life of a country by basing
it on a heightened sense of national belonging or
ethnic identity. Fascism rejects liberal ideas
such as freedom and individual rights, and often
presses for the destruction of elections,
legislatures, and other elements of democracy.
Despite the idealistic goals of fascism, attempts
to build fascist societies have led to wars and
persecutions that c...
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The Value Of Multicultural Education In America
1,774 words
Multicultural education emerged in the 1990 s to
address the educational needs of our modern
society, a society that is a blend of diverse
cultures. Carrying the legacy of the 1960 s and
1970 s, a period of profound social change when
the people of our nation reexamined their cultural
heritage, multicultural education presents and
examines the values and practices of other
cultures objectively and critically. Although
founded on Western culture, American culture has
always been diverse, both rel...
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Colonial Powers Raw Materials
423 words
The essay, The Myth of Global Ethnic Conflict by
John R. Bowen, overlooks the work by Huntington,
Kaplan, and Barber and their theories on ethnic
conflict. Bowen states that there are three basic
assumptions made about ethnic conflict. The three
assumptions are: ethnic identities are ancient and
unchanging; that these identities motivate people
to persecute and kill; and lastly, that ethnic
diversity itself leads to violence. He says that
these are mistaken. He argues that ethnicities are
a part...
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Ethnic Identity Culture Shock
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Cross-Culture Conflict and Adjustments Many
different social and ethnic groups have migrated
to America to start new lives. Certainly, each of
these groups was unique and each group socialized
differently. These people had to learn how to
adjust to their new communities in the United
States and learn how to socialize. The purpose of
this essay is to evaluate the dynamics of
socialization of immigrants that came from
different communities all over the world, define
problems immigrants face, compa...
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Race And Ethnicity Ethnic Groups
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Race and Ethnicity It is undeniable that there is
a steady growth in the population of ethnic groups
in the United States. The various races and ethnic
groups existing in the country only give credence
to the fact that America is the nation of
immigrants; a melting pot of different races and
ethnic groups. Understanding the difference
between race and ethnicity will give one a broad
perception of the cultural traits of the different
minority group. Having an awareness of the common
consciousness...
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U S Government Increase In Population
1,633 words
... is measured in millions of illegals. The
increase in population due to immigration became
the natural consequence of economic stability and
prosperity of the United States. In case in the
range from 1960 to 1970 the immigrants made up
about 11 % of the increase in population, in the
next ten years, from 1970 to 1980 they made up
already 33 %, and in the subsequent ten years
about 39 %. The share of population that was born
outside the United States also increases. As it is
claimed by Morgan ...
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Soviet Republics Soviet Union
2,264 words
Nationalism, Identity and Human Rights In one week
in August of 1991, the Union of Soviet Socialist
Republic became history. The forces of reform
unleashed by President Mikhail Gorbachev in the
mid 1980 s generated a democratic movement.
Gorbachev's economic policies threw his country
into even more turmoil and chaos, as the different
nationalities used their new freedoms to move away
from the union. Gorbachev sincerely wanted to
reform the communist system, but he did not want
to eliminate it. ...
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Sense Of Community Groups Of People
2,327 words
Benefits of modern technology become available
sooner or later to the majority of population. The
electronic products of all kinds, as well as the
technological advancement in medicine, are
initially available only to the richest
individuals in society, but with time, the latest
innovations spread to the rest of the population
fairly quickly (Kitahara 91). For instance, some
items like automobiles or televisions are now
available to practically everyone both poor and
rich. This is what we call, ...
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English Language Learners Culturally Diverse
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American Education and Pluralistic Society Within
the last 10 years, some changes happen to the U.
S. student population. English language student
number has increased by 1 million students.
English language learners now comprise 6 % of the
total school-age population, with a
disproportionate number of such students in
California, Florida, New York, and Illinois. This
tendency promises that the numbers of English
language students will continue to grow. These
students come to school representing...
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Human Rights Violations World War Ii
4,837 words
The conflict in the Balkans is interesting because
for years, reporters and politicians have touted
it as being the result of ancient ethnic hatred
but that isnt the case. The people of this region
lived together peacefully for centuries and any
conflicts that have arose among people were based
not on ethnic origin but other things like class
and ruling party. In fact, any problems that have
arose in the former Yugoslavia have more to do
with the issues raised by nationalism that
developed durin...
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World War Ii Lost Their Lives
2,008 words
Population redistributions based on ethnicity have
defused intense rivalries in the recent past, and
could be a solution to the internal ethnic crises
for nations such as the former Yugoslavia.
Currently described by the media as " ethnic
cleansing" , Population redistributions have
been the focus of much controversy throughout U.
S. and world history. To those affected,
Population redistributions can be economically and
emotionally devastating. It can also lead to
enormous tragedies c...
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Socio Economic Status Alcohol Related Problems
4,421 words
Introduction The focus of this paper is
alcoholism. The aspects that will be examined in
the following pages are the biology of alcoholism,
and the genetic basis determining that alcoholism
is a hereditary disease. Clarification of the
phases of alcoholism as well as possible
explanations of the nature of the disease will be
offered. Examination of studies concerning
biological markers associated with alcoholism and
advanced animal testing will allow further
understanding of alcoholism and relat...
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Ethnic Backgrounds Ethnic Groups
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With the commencement of the millennium one might
think that what is known as the melting pot of the
world would interact more smoothly than what is
portrayed in the media. We have long lived in a
society that is segregated, not because it has
gone unopposed, but because no one wants to take
on the responsibility of breaking the Berlin Wall
of segregation. We have, however, come a long way
from the kind of segregation that was imparted in
our countrys fledgling stages, slavery being the
number o...
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Ethnic Albanians Ethnic Cleansing
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Background of Kosovo Conflict Kosovo Background of
Kosovo: -The Balkans have been a very unstable
region for hundreds of years. The reason for
contention is because of ethnic origin and
disputes of which race owns which land... That is
the reason for the dispute over Kosovo is because
of the same thing. This is a very complicated
situation, that I dont really know everything
about. I just kind of know the basics. Back in the
1500 hundreds, the Serbs conquered the Kosovo
area, slowly and graduall...
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Quot Quot Ethnic Albanians
1,766 words
The Balkans have been a very unstable region for
hundreds of years. The reason for contention is
because of ethnic origin and disputes of which
race owns which land... That is the reason for the
dispute over Kosovo is because of the same thing.
This is a very complicated situation, that I dont
really know everything about. I just kind of know
the basics. Back in the 1500 hundreds, the Serbs
conquered the Kosovo area, slowly and gradually
over the years the Ethnic Albanians started
occupying the ...
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Ethnic Cleansing Ethnic Group
359 words
Ethnic Cleansing is a process in which an
advancing army of one ethnic group expels
civilians of other ethnic groups from towns and
villages it conquers in order to create ethnically
pure enclaves for members of their ethnic group.
Ethnic cleansing is a literal translation of the
expression etnicko ciscenje in
Serbo-Croatian/Create-Serbian. The origin of this
term is difficult to establish. Mass media reports
discussed the establishment of ethnically clean
territories in Kosovo after 1981. At th...
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Ethnic Minorities Institutional Racism
1,937 words
The issue to be discussed is complex and full of
various intertwining ideologies and components.
All forms of prejudice share similar traits to
begin with yet, sexism and racism can be dealt
with individually, as well as jointly, for
instance being a black woman, you are
discriminated against on both levels 1, so how can
we eliminate one prejudice? , which one affects us
the most? We cannot change either easily, so how
is it possible to eradicate one or both for that
matter? In answer to the giv...
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