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- 201: The Invention of the Telegram
- ... over both Britain and France. Japan was constantly considering an alliance with Mexico because of it's growing interests in the nation. Like Mexico Japan also had quarrels with the United States mainly over anti-immigration laws which targeted Japanese immigrants to California. It is not known if the Mexican government ever received the telegram. What is known is the telegram was intercepted by the British and once decoded it fueled ...
- 202: Aids 4
- ... or by sinister desires to set up concentration camps. Combined with the fact that the disease is already well established in this country, the above also means that there is no rational medical basis for immigration laws preventing visits by AIDS sufferers or antibody positive persons. The above also means that friends and family and co-workers of AIDS patients and seropostive persons have nothing to fear from such casual contact ...
- 203: Demographic Trends And Implica
- ... presence of the Hispanic minority therefor will be most notable among the nations youth (Russell 325). To analyze why this trend is occurring one can look at two factors. The first is the increase in immigration from Mexico into the South and Southwest. In 1992, one-fifth of the United States immigrants were from Mexico. This number is expected to continue to be very high over the next several years (Russell ...
- 204: Jane Addams and The Hull House
- ... had not had the same advantages as she. She was heavily influenced by the abolitionist movement, industrial movement, and the duty to serve others. She encountered a wide variety of social problems such as labor, immigration, poverty, and the abuses of industrialism. Ms. Addams coming from a comfortable, middle class background did not have to work to survive or earn a living. Also she had a college education, which gave her ...
- 205: Diversity In Educational Insti
- ... to difference between cultural groups, although it is used to describe differences within cultural groups". America is probably the most diverse country, with a majority of the population living in diverse neighborhoods. The rate of immigration is increasing tremendously. A further subset of the population believe that in about 20 years from now, they would be living in neighborhoods twice as diverse as now. Universities across the country consider diversity to ...
- 206: The Roots of Judaism and Christianity
- ... anti- Jewish riots in Palestine in 1920-21 and 1929. In the latter year leading non-Zionist Jews, convinced that Palestine alone offered hope for impoverished and oppressed millions (since Western nations had rigidly restricted immigration), joined with the Zionists to form the Jewish Agency to assist and direct Jewish settlement and development in Palestine. The Communist Revolution of 1917 did not end the sufferings of the Jewish population in Russia ...
- 207: "Woe be to thee, O Constantinople, seated on seven hills, thou shall not continue a thousand years"
- ... the strongest defense against Asia, the Byzantine Empire received a tremendous blow from the Latin conquest. The main forces of the East Empire were spent withstanding the Asian hordes which were pushed by the Tartar immigration westward. It was continuously weakened by the fight on two fronts. From the North it had for years to resist the constant blows of Bulgarians, Comans, Patchinaks, Uzes and Serbs. This was accompanied by an ...
- 208: European Integration - An Overview
- ... EC became members of the EU, and the EC became the policy-making body of the EU. Under the Treaty on European Union, European citizenship was granted to citizens of each member state. Customs and immigration agreements were enhanced to allow European citizens greater freedom to live, work, or study in any of the member states, and border controls were relaxed. A goal of establishing a common currency was set for ...
- 209: CSIS
- ... principle advisor on national security. CSIS reports to and advises the Government of Canada. CSIS intelligence is shared with a number of other federal government departments and agencies, including Foreign Affairs and International Trade Canada, Immigration, the Department of National Defense and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. As well, CSIS has arrangements to exchange security related information with other countries. The vast majority of these arrangements deal with visa vetting. A ...
- 210: The Story of Sugar
- ... million people were sent to USA. These people were put to work on plantations of sugar and crops, for a profit-making basis as described above-capitalist production. Though it could be questioned whether this immigration was for development reasons or just mere exploitation. Sugar had become a commodity literally overnight, where before it was expensive and only available to the middle and upper class minorities. The large scale production of ...
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