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    the poor and the incarcerated find justice, healing and hope to rebuild their lives. “You don’t change the world with the ideas in your mind, but with the conviction in your heart.” Bryan Stevenson, in an early chapter of the book, describes how in law school

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    British policy, their religious values, and a strong desire to have a say in their own governance. Possibly the most potent catalyst of the Revolution was the imposition of new British legislation on the colonists, who had no representation in the English parliament. Many of these acts, such as the Currency Act of 1764, negatively impacted the colonial economy; while others, such as the Intolerable Acts of 1774, were perceived by the public as blatant acts of tyranny. The fact that these acts were

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    oligopolies. U.S. domination of technologies means that America monopolizes the view that is accessed of the world. Because most internet firms are American, people must learn English just to use the internet. American sports rule the world by getting foreigners more interested in the NFL, NBA, and baseball and American English is the number one sought out language to know. Since the U.S. is taking over at fast speeds, it has become a difficult job for countries to protect their own

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    Non-verbal Communication in Law Enforcement With the growing adversity in the country non-verbal communication plays a major role in the law enforcement field. Knowing how to read and listen to someone with a language barrier and or a different background can set the tone on how the encounter might turn out. According to the book (Multicultural Law Enforcement). With the increasing emphasis on community policing and staff diversity in law enforcement, cross-cultural communication skills have become

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    For centuries very few people have had this right, to worship as they desire. One can see why the colonist lived with so much passion and pride in this new life style. During the 1700s there began to be uneasiness and frustration amongst the colonist. Much of the frustration grew because of the unfair dominion that

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    Why did the colonists break away from English rule? There were many factors that led to the independence of the thirteen colonies. During this time Britain was a strong country and took advantage on the small colonies that lived under them. Britain would tax the colonies, but would not give them any representation. This infuriated them and that led to the quote “No Taxation with Representation.” Eventually the colonists had enough and became independent from Britain. The

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    tensions with the English Americans since the land to the West was given to the Native Americans. English Americans were restricted from the area. English Americans were angered and many refused to listen. “George Washington led the expansion of Virginia into the Ohio Valley, and he aimed to do it with or without the blessing of British government”. However, people like Sir William Johnson tried to protect the rights of the natives by creating organizations and tried to keep Native English relations on

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    challenges when studying abroad. This is due to many factors. First, they are living in a country very far away from their own. The country they are studying at has a very different way of life than theirs. Further more, the laws in that country are much different than the laws in their own country. Due to that they face a lot of problems trying to adapt to this new culture. Me personally as an international student in the US studying at ASU, have faced three particularly difficult challenges that

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    illegitimate child of Gloucester. A believer in the laws on nature rather than the norms and regulations of society, the title of being the illegitimate child aggravated Edmund immensely; there wasn’t one single difference between him and his legitimate brother, Edgar: “[...] why bastard? / When my dimensions are as well compact, / My mind as generous and my shape as true [...]” (I ii 6-7). In frustration, Edmund expressed his loyalty to nature and her laws, where all children were treated equally by their

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    contract: Running away double of contract Stealing pigs +2 years Getting pregnant (even if the owner is the father) +2 years/child Economic frustration: 1640s, healthier environment not many deaths indentured servants survived contract, got land, made money Tobacco price dropped because everyone was growing tobacco 1660s: Economic frustration no more land for survivors Bacon’s rebellion: Tobacco planters and newly freed indentured servants were having difficulties Tobacco prices were

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