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My mother is 100 percent Salvadorian, and my father is 50 percent Salvadorian and 50 percent Honduran. Therefore, both are strongly identify with Central American culture. El Salvador is not only smallest country in Central America, but is the most densely populated in the Western Hemisphere. The country is divided into three different groups: Mestizo, Indigenous, and European descendants. The Indigenous language has faded out and now Spanish is the national language. Some leaders have tried to preserve the old Nahua language of the Pipils, but Nahua language is not spoken, except in few Indian villages. As professor Maldonado stated, Cuscatlan was the original name of El Salvador before the Spanish arrived. El Salvador was control by the Pipils, who descendants of Nahua and Aztec (Mexican tribes). Before the Pipiles, the main people of El Salvador were Chorti, Cuscatlan, Ulua, Lenca, and Masahuat. The most influential culture was Cuscatlan, which was consider Maya. According to archeology and ethno history states, that Nahuatl language migrated from northern Mexican desert into Central America. Pipils or Cuzcatlecs meant in the Nahuatl language “noble or senor”. The Pipiles were the dominant political force El Salvador and took over the old Mayan ceremonial centers. Therefore Salvadorian are a call

El Salvador is located in Central America. The country has over 6 million people and is known as the smallest and over populated country. The people in El Salvador are of Indigenous American descent and European mixed with America Indian also known as Mestizos of European. El Salvador has had many revolutions to civil wars within a few centuries up into the twenty first century . El Salvador uniting with the Federal Republic of Central America in 1821, developing a communist party near 1932 and the most recent of the tragic El Mozote massacre in the 1980's is a few of the history events that took place.

In the United States of America, slavery has been abolished formally on December 6, 1865 through the 13th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. The U.S. Constitution has also established the fundamental law, method of governing, and rights of individuals. However, what if I told you that there is a certain group of people who are unjustifiably stopped, searched, and arrested by law enforcement, governed by a different set of laws which are more strict, in addition to the justice system that further dictates their lives after release and all this because of their race and ethnicity. This was the reality of the five black and hispanic teens in the Central Park jogger case, the people of color who cannot afford a prominent attorney, the people

During the 1960s, there was a violent civil war in El Salvador. In all of the chaos, buildings were destroyed, jobs were scarce, and families were torn apart1. Thousands of Salvadorans fled their home country to the United States, and were granted refuge2. [1]

During the 1800s, the United States of America underwent some drastic changes. President Jefferson introduced a simple idea of expansion with the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark Expedition; President Madison allowed the country to slip into the war of 1812 after complications with the impressment of American seaman by British navy in the Great War during Jefferson’s time. After the war, an “Era of Good Feelings” promoted national unity and Marshall’s supreme court decided many cases that promoted power of the national government over the states. The Monroe Doctrine told European powers that they must not interfere with events in the Western Hemisphere, and the creation of the national bank also took place during this time.

How can someone that does not feel safe walking on the streets, who can not ask for help from the police or the government because they are working with the gangs too, whose life is full of afflictions and sadness call El Salvador their country anymore? A country that is being controlled by people who do not care about your safety.In fact, the only choice that you have to continue living in your beloved birth country is to do everything the gangster

I was curious to see how El Salvador, one of the poorest countries in the world, uses its limited resources to simultaneously attend to individuals’ needs, make structural changes, and the impact it’s economy has had on their people. After doing my research I realized that El Salvador is a country where injustice reigns and upward mobility is not believed. Today, El Salvador, is one of the most violent country in the world and it’s a country plagued by violence, turmoil, and natural disaster with people hoping a continuous recovery. To have an understanding of El Salvador unfortunate circumstances one is to analyze the effects of the Civil War in El Salvador.

El Salvador now known as the Republic of El Salvador is a small and densely populated country located in Pacific Coast of Central America. The major issue in was the coffee which was a very profitable business in El Salvador providing 95% of the country’s income. Sadly a very small percentage of population was making use out of it (around 2%).This led to the conflict between the classes. Social American Centralist party led the poor people against the government regarding this injustice. The civil war on El Salvador has lasted for more than a century leaving for about 80,000 people dead, refuges leaving the country and destruction of infrastructure and economy due to the armed conflict. Finally The Chapultepec Peace Accords of January

Once upon a time, El Salvador was a land known for its sunny beaches and the locals’ warmth. Nowadays, the country is recognized worldwide for its high crime and poverty rate. El Salvador has become a nation full of corruption and instability. People here live in constant fear due to the presence of gangs, who are responsible for most of the violence in the country.

"El Salvador is the smallest Central American country in area. However, it ranks as the third largest Central American country in population. El Salvador is a tropical land of rugged mountains, cone-shaped volcanoes, green valleys, and scenic lakes." (García-Guevara 248). "In 1525, Spanish soldiers led by Pedro do Alvarado conquered what is now El Salvador"." (García-Guevara 248). "El Salvador is dominated by central highlands, and largely populated with volcanoes. " (David Browning). This country is considered the smallest country in Central America. With the population of fewer than 6 million people. The president of El Salvador is Salvador Sánchez Cerén. Although El Salvador is in Central America they use the United States Dollar.

The United States of America can be considered as world power and one of the nation’s top competitors in terms of strength and equality. However, in the second half of the 18th century, America greatly lacked what was needed to grow and prosper into the thriving country it is today. Several historical themes like, for instance, the growth of national identity, diversity, and geographical resourcefulness can be used to analyze the growth of America. These factors allowed Americans to break out from colonial monotony. Without a vast improvement and maturity of America between the years of 1750 and 1876, America would most likely not be strong enough or have the potential as a country to become a threat to other countries around the world.

The United States of America (U.S.) is a nation built of immigrants. These immigrants brought many diverse languages to the U.S.. The major languages of the U.S. besides English consist of Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, French, Vietnamese, German, and Korean. Although Multilingualism or bilingualism is uncommon in the U.S., it is common in other countries. Multilingualism or bilingualism people appear to acquire knowledge faster and have superior executive functions (Diamond). This concept was discussed in class and proves that learning another language can be extremely beneficial. Spanish is a great second language to learn due to the fact that it is the nations second most used language in the U.S.. The importance of Spanish-speaking is

A country inhabited by over six million people off of the coast of Central America. A ravishing land full of beaches and wildlife, but also a place ravaged by corruption and gang populations that feel that they are leaders of the urban areas. This country has been torn by the result of war games played among its own brothers. The beautiful nation of El Salvador that has been the place of birth for my parents, grandparents and ancestors. San Salvador is the nation’s capital and possibly most prominent area of my land. The smallest of all Central American countries yet the most densely populated. Our flag wave’s two streaks of blue and one of white topped by a symbol representing the coat of arms in the center. Salvadorian people also being

The United States of America is arguably the most powerful and influential nation in the 21st century. With its massive military force that spans across the globe and the complex and powerful economic capabilities of American businesses, the United States dominates every aspect of worldly power. Yet, there is one field where the United States recently began to falter behind many other modern nations. This field is the education system. The halting and event the reversal of the progress of education will be detrimental to the future of the United States if the problems are not solved soon and continue to persist.

The United States of America has its history written in religion. Religion and government are important topics in almost every citizen’s daily life. The act of extrication religion and politics has been a complicated topic for many years. Because the United States of America has so many roots in religion, many political figures prey on the religious beliefs in their civil duties as a public servant. According to the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life, “Throughout the nation’s history, political and social movements- from abortion to women’s suffrage to civil rights- have drawn upon religious institutions for moral authority, inspirational leadership and organizational muscle.” The United States has a long standing tradition of separating church and state but almost all politicians run on a campaign that encompasses many religious ideals. According to Pew recent elections more than ever have had religion deeply woven into the fabrics of politics. Religion has found its way into almost all of the fabrics of our lives and has been leaking its way into one thing that was originally supposed to be kept separate. This controversy even dates back to twenty- three B.C and can be found deep in the roots of the Roman Empire, can be found in the constitution, but for America to be a “Land of the Free”, the practice of church and state intermingling must stop.