Specific problems within these issues include industrialized countries exploit the resources of developing countries, corporations exploit underprivileged people in labor, the outsourcing of jobs, and corporations transforming culture and consumerism. ... The vast disparity in wealth between the upper class and the impoverished, and developed countries and developing is staggering. ... Free trade has in many ways become harmful to developing countries that are prohibited from following the same policies that developed countries once pursued, such as protecting domestic industries until they ca...

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These days, majority of countries now accepted the form of democracy. ... America has been the model of democracy for most of the European, and Asian countries. ... South Korea and Japan are good model for successful democratic countries that other countries can follow. ... Lastly, if we look as some of the Asian countries which accepted democracy, we can easily tell that most of them are reaching to developed nations like South Korea. So I think that by using democratic principles, other Asian countries also can develop far more than now. ...

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Thus, these citizens are really from other countries. ... In many countries, one's ancestry has never left the boundaries of that country for centuries. ... Although America is an assortment of other cultures, we have come together as a whole and developed some aspects of culture that we share as "American culture." ... I could go to China, live there, pursue a career there, and develop a group of friends there. ... Our country was in shock instantly. ...

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The drive for new raw materials and land for settlers brought individual countries strengths to a new forefront. These countries that had the ability and might to adapt and grow quickly became the new world powers as we know them today. ... With the working class unrest came strikes that developed the freedoms which slowly led to the creation of the national parliament, the Duma. ... So with Russia's capability to imitate the west it developed ideas in technology and government that led it to be major industrial leader. ... Countries with small land area and limited resources such as...

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Science developed the atom so energy within the atom could be released and harnessed. Scientists then took this a step further and developed a powerful weapon known as an "atomic bomb" in which was used to cause devastation and long-lasting radiation effects on people. ... The common excuse for countries is "We need to defend our country from other nations in destroying our people and our infrastructure". We call many countries well civilized and educated? ... It has assisted the human race in many things such as the improvement of communication with other countries and this helps to build our...

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Social tensions increased developing a rising intolerance of "economic rivals". ... Hitler preyed on the Jewish community using them as a means of developing his political power. ... However the Nazis did succeed in developing a strong following because they reduced unemployment figures, this was largely due to their re-armament campaign. ... This was due to the country being politically strong and stable. ... Having said this, not all countries were affected by the crash and the severity of which countries were affected varied greatly. ...

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This was at a time in which the country was not full and was still looking for people to fill up the land. ... In the late 1800's our country was still being formed and we needed people to form it, which is why the statue says what it says. However, today we have already formed our government, cultures, and everything else that goes along with a country so therefore we have no need or room for other countries poor; we have enough trouble with our own. ... But, I would have agreed with the poem when it was given to us in the late 1800's because we were still a developing country. ...

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Economically, the country was developing strategies for trading with other countries, although it was forbidden, and had also developed a small amount of self-sufficiency to some degree. ... The theory of mercantilism maintained that a country could only be powerful if it had, and kept a favorable balance of trade, this meaning a higher export than import. ... Though Great Britain persistently tried to control Americans dealing with other countries, and boycotting British goods, they failed, also underestimating the American spirit. As the time for revolution came nearer and nearer, the col...

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Such as religions, foods, and languages help our country to become what it is. ... Because of this, our country has many different foods you can choose from. ... Then Americans have to communicate with them, so our country over the years have developed classes, schools, or courses so we can learn there languages. ... Immigrants bring over there religions from there Birkhead pg. 3 countries, and practice them and build churches or temples. ... A lot of these things were made possible by all the freedoms of America attracting the immigrants to make our country what it is....

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Such as religions, foods, and languages help our country to become what it is. ... Because of this, our country has many different foods you can choose from. ... Then Americans have to communicate with them, so our country over the years have developed classes, schools, or courses so we can learn there languages. ... Immigrants bring over there religions from there Birkhead pg. 3 countries, and practice them and build churches or temples. ... A lot of these things were made possible by all the freedoms of America attracting the immigrants to make our country what it is. ...

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In my country we have proverb that says: "Every stick has two ends." ... Money and economic status are playing a big role in the developing nation. ... If people can't be equal than country also can't be equal. What is reasonable for one country maybe is not for another. ... America cannot go to another country and tell them what to do. ...

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Cigarettes, alcohol, and working laws are there for a reason and should be kept the same for the health and well-being of our country's children. ... They think that they won't ever get hurt, that they are invincible to the dangers of alcohol, while the truth is that children's enzyme systems are not fully developed. ... First of all, small children's lungs and hearts are not developed enough to take cigarette smoke. ... You must also take into account that a child's lungs are not as developed and would probably have even more time taken off his or her life. ... W...

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Computer technology had just begun to develop, and I decided that it would be very good to keep up with the times. ... At that, time big political and economic changes started in my country. ... Trade developed slowly but gradually. ... I never thought about immigrating to another country. ... I tried to become acquainted with as many people as possible, having a great number of new people to develop my English. ...

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The issue as to whether a foreign-born person should be able to run for the presidency in our country has really developed into quite a hot topic. ... Should a person bron in another country be able to move to America and eventually become the "most powerful person in the world"? ... First, I would find it very odd that a person, regardless of how long they have lived in the country, would want to become our President. ...

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., other than white males), are encouraged to participate fully and develop their unique skills and perspectives. ... Women, people of color, and immigrants will soon hold almost three- quarters of all jobs in this country (Jackson et al., 1992; Johnston, 1991). ... All Countries specially USA and Canada are having more diverse workforce everyday. ... They have to develop career plans for all employees of the organization including the minorities. ... Diversity in workforce is growing in all countries special USA, Canada and Europe. ...

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Therefore, it is easier for companies to work in other countries, trading is not as hard as before with the help of globalization. ... People have been no longer satisfied with trading only in their countries so they started international trade. ... As a result, globalization increases the job opportunities in some countries but also increases the unemployment for the others. ... Nowadays, companies generally want to build their factories in other countries which are especially developing countries because environmental laws are not as strict as they are in developed countries. ... Thanks to ...

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(Bill of Rights, Amendment I) The United States of America is a country with no social or economical hierarchy. ... The policy of a "free country", to me, is what makes America unique. ... Developed in the mid-19th century by Levi Strauss, these workmen trousers were fit for any kind of weather, terrane, and climate. ... This is partly because Japan has long since been tamed by humankind, while America is still a fairly new country. The images of Cowboys on horseback, riding through endless plains of flat grass, symbolize the wild and free country in which we live. ...

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I will be focusing on three main aspects on the importance of knowing a second language; where our country currently stands compared to other countries, why being bilingually disadvantaged is occurring, and the best solution to making America a more integrated country, making overall communication more useful for all American citizens. ... That is why we should abide to what we as a country were made for. ... A large percentage of this countries workforce speaks Spanish. ... In this way, the non-native English-speaking students and the non-native Spanish-speaking students have the opportunit...

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Many people view the Declaration of Independence as mere propaganda developed by the colonies to draw much needed support from European powers such as France during the colonies" separation. ... The Declaration of Independence is the founding document of our country. ... This is highly noteworthy because it shows that the new laws of our country begin with the adoption of the Declaration of Independence. ... Even President Abraham Lincoln dates the birth of our country to July 4, 1776. In the Gettysburg Address on November 9, 1863, he states that the founding principal of our country is "A...

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The country Haiti carries the tradition of child-slavery. ... A prostitute can make between $200 and $600, depending on her beauty, however, the drugs offered to developing countries for AIDS are far too expensive for these children. ... Homosexuals are targeted by police in countries such as Columbia and El Salvador. ... However, the percentage of countries torturing their citizens has risen each year. ... The culture of impunity still exists in many countries today. ...

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This broadcasting service was called the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) and was created to cover the whole country. ... This new broadcasting system was a means of providing the Canadian people with news and knowledge about their own country. ... It was with the development of the CBC that Canadians had a chance to inform their country on news, music and entertainment pertaining to Canadian audiences and a chance to steer them away from developing American culture as their own. ... Canadians really enjoy having access to American programming and over time they ha...

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Our government is not willing to spend the money investing in our country's youth because they don't see the importance of a solid education. In order for a child's brain to develop correctly, they must be stimulated at a very early age; therefore, putting a very heavy importance in preschool programs and early education facilities. ... Most immigrants know how to speak English, but not necessarily as developed in the English language as the majority of Americans. ... Looking at these statistics, we can conclude that America's distribution of wealth sides heavily with the w...

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Broderick goes on later to say that the whole point of a child reading a book, is that so they grow up and develop judgement, the ability to know right from wrong. ... The only reason these books are offered to the children, is to develop their learning skills and open up their mind to new ideas and intelligence. ... This fact is something that Americans are going to have to accept, a diverse country with multiple beliefs. ... Choices are made in this country by individuals, with individual freedoms. ... This world is very diverse, and diversity builds character, and if we can all live in...

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Even though America is mostly a Christian country we still manage to have one of the highest divorce rates in the world. ... Another recent trend in U.S. politics is the effort our national government is making to develop closer ties with other Latin American countries. ... Having the U.S. develop a strong relationship with Latin countries shows the Latino population in America that this country does care about their people and recognizes them as important. ... With the trend of increasing divorce rates one can look at Kennedy's "Remarks on Church and State" to see how our country's ...

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The Swedish model began in the early 1930s, a period the country was lagging behind the economy of developed industrial countries in the world. ... It was used to control the economic status of the country. ... These economists did not have any concern as to why the country's economy could be caught up in an underemployment equilibrium and stagnation. The main concern of the economists was how they could bring the economy of the country out of the crisis or depression, which would thereby result in a reduction of the unemployment rate in the country (Woolfson, Thörnqvist and Sommers,...

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