Catholic Worker Movement

people in the ethnic neighborhoods coalesced around each other for the purposes of social support as well as other social fears such as the glaring problems of racism that had taken deep roots in the American society more so before the civil rights movement had taken off. However, there has been more changes in the city such as the increased economic marginalization that has made the largely ethnic neighborhoods to be multi-ethnic as members of other ethnic groups such as the Latinos, Mexicans and even

church, but constitutionally based upon parliaments. As a result of the popularity that Liberalism had on Western Societies, a new political framework was created involving parliaments, based on voting rights of citizens. Due to this, the power of Catholic and Protestant churches were dramatically scaled down, and most governments no longer looked to the church for symbolic religious observances. One of the most notable results from the development of the liberal organization was the rise of modern

The Nine Catholic Social Thought Principles The way of life can be broken down into nine principles govern by the Catholic Social Thought (CST), covering all five aspects of humanity. The aspects include; social, spiritual, personal, economic and political, all five create a holistic approach to optimize a sense of humanity for self and the community. The nine principles of CST are as follows: Dignity of the Human person The first and most important principle is dignity of the human person as

This circumstance left little choice but to ship slaves from Africa to the island for work. The mindless control of the Spanish resulted in the almost complete deterioration of the native people and their culture in that area. I used the theme of movement of spanish influence across the world to conclude

places of 100,000 people or more jumped from about 6 million to 14 million between 1880 and 1900, cities had become a world of newcomers (551). America evolved into a land of factories, corporate enterprise, and industrial worker and, the surge in immigration supplied their workers. In the latter half of the 19th century, continued industrialization and urbanization sparked an increasing demand for a larger and cheaper labor force. The country's transformation from a rural agricultural society into

Alcohol abuse was a serious problem facing the United States in the early 1800s, and the Temperance Movement resulted in a decrease of alcohol consumption. “In the 1870s, liquor was a rapidly growing $95-million industry with more than 200,000 retail outlets serving the United States. From 1866 to 1873, per capita consumption of beer increased from 4.4 to 7 U.S. gallons and production almost doubled, and distilled spirits were consumed at a rate of over 2 U.S. gallons per person” (Kyvig and Stecker

G. CATHOLIC SOCIAL TEACHING “Slavery, prostitution, the selling of women and children, and disgraceful working conditions, where people are treated as instruments of gain, rather than as free and responsible persons…[this practice] poisons human society, debases their perpetrators, and constitutes a supreme dishonor to the Creator.” – Second Vatican Council Catholic Social Teaching as it relates to my social justice issue of Human Trafficking: 1. Life and Dignity of the Human Person, 2. Rights

The NSDAP relied heavily on nationalistic ideals such as the Volk, as a means of uniting greater Germany. They incorporated the ideals of strong government as a means of revitalizing Germany. The NSDAP vilified non-Germans and communists and saw them as the causes of the nation’s problems. At first, their support was fairly low, but after the series of crises and the cleavages within the other parties, the NSDAP was able to win a majority of the Reichstag. The above section has outlined the

after they failed to support Bulow’s government in their proposal of using more money to suppress the rebels in the Colony of German South West Africa and to compensate the white settlers. The government’s election campaign was anti-socialist, anti-Catholic and Nationalistic. The result was that Social Democrat seats were halved, and right wing parties gained seats. As a result, ‘Bulow bloc’ a coalition was formed which comprised of the

2012 Bracero Movement The United States always has a way of blaming Chicano people for the rising unemployment rates, when in reality the United States is the one who wanted Chicano people to work. After World War II the United States needed more manual labor which then provoked the emergence of countless Mexicans into the U.S.. They were known as Braceros, which were Mexican laborers that were allowed into the United States for a limited period of time as a seasonal agricultural worker. The Bracero