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    and its role in the Eastern hemisphere. Though feminism is apparent across the globe and is often affiliated with the western hemisphere, the concept of female empowerment differs greatly in Russia. In Feminism in Russia by Linda H. Edmondson, she explains that Russians are considered to have a “backwards society,” because of their special status and recognition of women. Backwards societies such as Russia’s are considered this in comparison to Western societies, as Western societies are considered

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    There are many reasons why the people of the Eastern Hemisphere developed trade more extensively than the people of the Western hemisphere, but, the difference in their environments or habitats was one of the biggest reasons. First, the Eastern hemisphere had a variety of large draft animals capable of domestication, whereas the Western hemisphere environment had no draft animals capable of agricultural or commercial use in its lands. Secondly, the difference in the climates and landscapes made possible

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    French, Dutch, and British colonizers embraced different social and economic goals, cultural assumptions, and folkways, resulting in varied models of colonization. Spain sought to establish tight control over the process of colonization in the Western Hemisphere and to convert and/or exploit the native population. French and Dutch colonial efforts involved relatively few Europeans and used trade alliances and intermarriage with American Indians to acquire furs and other products for export to Europe

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    Haiti, located in the western, smaller portion of the island Hispaniola, is about the size of Maryland. It’s in the Greater Antillean archipelago, which is shared with the Dominican Republic. There are three different languages spoken there , Haitian, Creole, and French. Haiti is known as the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, and in the midst of poorest in the world. With a population of approximately nine hundred thousand people, after Cuba, it is the second most populous country in the

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    Post-independence, the western hemisphere progressed away from European colonial power. This authority shift led to the creation of nations, which are groups of people unified by common descent, culture, or language, a particular country or territory. Consequently, the ideology of nation building, which can be defined as the process of building or rebuilding state institutions to create a sustainable and legitimate state, became widespread . When Latin America got involved in nation-state building

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    Original Story: Western Hemisphere, October 1, 2015: Oregon Shooting at Umpqua College On October 1, 2015, a tragic and senseless shooting occurred in Oregon at Umpqua Community College that led to the death of eight students and one assistant professor (Vanderhart). Immediately following the shooting, the all-too-familiar flurry of promises and apologies crowded the air alongside the sorrow and mourning that came to fruition. Berating the attacker, politicians mentioned how this behavior would

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    The last armed conflict in the western hemisphere is coming to an end bringing hope of a peaceful and better world to all of us. This was the message President Santos of Colombia delivered to the general assembly of the United Nations in 2014. The ongoing peace process sits down the government and the FARC with the objective of ending hostilities and negotiating a social reform. The FARC guerrilla was founded almost 50 years ago in a small town south of Colombia where the villagers were tired of

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    for U.S. policy towards the nations of the Western Hemisphere. There were four basic components to the Monroe Doctrine. It mainly served to warn European powers to stay out of Latin America’s affairs. First and foremost, it emphasized the fact that the Western Hemisphere wasn’t open to colonize. Second, it aimed to reiterate that Europe and America had political systems that were different. Third, it warned that any interference to the Western Hemisphere or any of its affairs would be regards as

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    ANTH 319 Barbados Barbados is a small, independent country with a population of about 252,000 people, located in the Caribbean Sea, and is the most easterly island of the West Indies. Barbados is the second smallest country in the western hemisphere and is located about 200 miles North, North East of Trinidad and about 100 miles East, South East of St. Lucia. The one time British colony has only one port, which is in Bridgetown, this town is also the capital of Barbados and has a population

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    It is divided into two major areas. One side is the western hemisphere and the other is the east. They are divided by the war’s territory of their nation’s. The story itself is mostly in the eastern hemisphere. The setting itself would not have changed the story one bit. Plot In the beginning of the dystopian story, a young hero of war is about to receive a medal. He ends up turning

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