Women in the Philippines

We expanded our naval defense, and in 1883, Congress authorized construction of four steel ships and this was the beginning of a modern navy. The victory in the Spanish-American war further expanded America territories into the Caribbean and the Philippines and it gave Americans confidence that we did not need to be allied with foreign powers, especially Europe. Roosevelts furthered the Monroe doctrine by the Roosevelt corollary toward Latin America and The Open door policy directed

moral/ ethical scenarios giving the user a chance to see what their choices would be. Fear of Technology One major barrier in the implementation of intelligent transportation is that there is a common fear of technology. In one study, only 37% of women and 50% of men say that they would feel safe in a self-driving car. On top of this 46% of those surveyed believe that a driverless car is unsafe (LeBeau). It seems that the technology is advancing more quickly than consumer comfort levels. This

consisted of sending troops over seas to fight against potential enemies this strategy called ‘forward defence’ was a major reason for the commitment of Australian troops to the war in Vietnam, from 1962 – 1972 approximately 60,000 Australian men and women served in Vietnam and there were around 500 Australian causalities lost during the Vietnam War. The outbreak of war in Vietnam was as of as a result of communist aggression. In 1951 we joined with New Zealand and the United States to sign the ANZUS

Slavery: Its History and Famous Works What is slavery? Slavery is the demand of Africans Ameri-cans forceful work in the 1800’s. During this time period there were people that made an impact when slavery occurred such as Harriet Tubman leading people through the Underground Railroad. Even though slavery was popular with the United States, it was also found all around the world with differ-ences. Close to the end of slaves and slaveholders many anti-slavery abolitionists contributed to the stop of

purposes. Human trafficking, for example is a serious violation of human rights. It is now rather common in sex tourism, where mostly children and women from developing countries are being forced to do sex work (Walters and Davis, 2011). This has now brought to attention to the public as a violation of human rights. It is arguable that these children and women that are suffering deserve a much better life rather than participating in sex work. The UDHR, which is established in 1948, is to ensure that

around the world. In this specific film, with the help of science we can see how people from New York each have their own unique genetic history. To begin with, deep ancestry can be traced, based off of either your mitochondria or y-chromosome. Because women do not have a y-chromosome, it only shows the maternal line of descent when studying their mitochondrial DNA, while for men it shows both maternal and paternal. In the film we

intrudes, or comes without an invitation, upon another country the invading nation looks to overthrow the established government. Once that government is overthrown a new one is set in place. Kipling was referring to the overthrown government in the Philippines at this time. America then established a new government for the people, instead of being ruled by kings, as they had before, “serf[s] and sweeper[s]” would take up this burden. A “serf” refers to “a person in a condition of servitude, required to

The Chinatown Game Lecture only touched upon the topic of the game called The Miss L.A. Chinatown Missing towards the end of the lecture, it was mostly about Chinatowns around the world in general. This particular lecture fit in well with class due to the race and gender aspects. To elaborate, when it comes to race, the lecturer pointed out the fact that Chinese individuals have been seen as in the past as subhuman compared to other races. An example that was used to show Chinese as subhuman was

Masculinities as most of us know is based highly on gender. We look at the hierarchy and roles between female and male, but we also looked at the origin and factors into being a male and female. However, the core thing that make up masculinities is race. Race is the driven force toward masculinities that create a lot factors for these racial groups. In the article” Becoming a Black Man” by Daisy Hernandez, she talks about the struggles of people of color have when transitioning into their genders

modern times. The Anglo-Saxon had chieftains, who led men to military expeditions, which is similar with the generals of the modern time. They also had the Mead Halls, which is the home for the society’s king, which is similar with Malacanang Palace(Philippines) or the White House(US). But the Anglo-Saxons had freedom in not showing up warrants, which is different from the present time for warrants, that are still required as of today, are needed to prove that they authorized people from the government