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    1. The country of Tunisia sits atop the northernmost point in Africa, surrounded by Algeria to the west, Libya to the east, and the Mediterranean Sea and Europe to the north. It has occupied this territory since its foundation under the Ottoman empire.1 Since then its rulership has transitioned from regime to regime; each with a history of civil war and corruption.2 The most recent of these ended in revolution in 2011, when Tunisia overthrew its dictator, and established a new constitution and elected

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    • 120,000 children are being used as soldiers • The most affected countries with this problem are: -Algeria -Angola -Congo -Brazzaville -Liberia -Rwanda -Sudan -Uganda • Reed Brody, ¨Director of Human Rights Watch¨ protest against governments to stop using kids in the army. • When armies or rebel groups recruit children normally is by force. They point children with guns

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    Although, the newly French government tried to limit the growth of far-right ideas in French politics, some serval radical right-wing ideals had infiltrated into French society through international development in France status as a colonial power. One prominent group that rose during the 1950’s was the extreme right organization called Jeune Nation (Young Nation). The Jeune Nation was founded in 1950 by young army officers in the French army who were anti-communist, anti-modernist, xenophobic and

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    its the conquer of a country and the exploration of resources of its country, and on the other hand Imperialism is the creation of one empire and the expansion. While Colonialism means to describe the settlement of places such as India, Australia, Algeria, Brazil… controlled by the Europeans, Imperialism means when a foreign government governs a territory with no settlement, for example, in the dominations of the 19th century. The Age of New Imperialism started in the 1870’s to 1914, however before

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    This so called “oil-curse” has hindered both the political and economic growth in the MENA region. Although it has hindered it, I don’t mean in the negative side were money isn’t flowing into these countries, I mean that the countries are not in the best health. With having oil, and being able to sell it at huge profits come at big loses for the citizens for these various countries. Even though countries like Qatar, and Saudi Arabia are quite rich, the amount of political corruption happening in

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    below the age of five died by the end of the year 2005. Most of these deaths were from the causes that are preventable. The fifth criterion is improving maternal health. More than half a million women in Asia and Sub-Sahara died during childbirth or pregnancy. The causes of these deaths vary, but there is the need for intervention to deal with this problem. Islamic Development Bank This is a multilateral financing organization. It has its headquarters in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Islamic Development

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    While studying many works of literature, several themes present themselves in in-depth readings, such as the theme of otherness in Albert Camus’ “The Guest”. This story centers on a character, an outsider, who is trying to fit into the society in the story. It may not be the fact that the stranger is different in looks, culture, or language like it is in this short story, but it is just the fact that they are not the same, which causes them to be the outsider and fulfill the role of the otherness

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    the modern Olympic movement was to create a global brotherhood using a common interest of all the country’s to bring them together. There were three main factors that shaped the modern Olympic movement, women’s suffrage, economy, and intercountry politics. Feminism helped to shape the Olympic movement because feminism brought women into the Olympic movement because they wanted to prove they could do anything. Nationalism helped to shape the Olympic movement because it brought back rivalries between

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    Introduction Currently the global crude oil price was upside down, the factor that make the fall price have been be to cases to the world. Which is it is always become the global problem. The paper is organized as follows. The second one explain about the organization and the war, how can they change the price when no one cannot know the price will up or not. The third one presents how the condition of the crude oil make the price change, like the supply demand of the oil. The fourth section discuss

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    Britain, Spain, France, Portugal, Germany, Italy, and Belgium were competing for power within European politics. One way to demonstrate national power was through the acquisition of territories around the world, Africa included. Because of industrialization, major social problems grew in Europe: unemployment, social displacement from rural areas, homelessness

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