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A Discussion of the Waves of Italian Immigrants That Came to the United States
Economy
Italian
Politics
This paper discusses the waves of Italian immigrants that came to the United States in 1820-1880 and 1880-1920, and asks if being from a different region in Italy resulted in different treatment from American citizens. (10+ pages; 8 sources; MLA citation style) Introduction Italians are one of the largest groups of immigrants to come to…
Citizen Contrast
Citizenship
Contrast
In the United States of America, there are several ways to become a citizen; the simplest method is being born in this country. Americans can participate in electing our government officials if they wish and enjoy all the rights we are guaranteed. In the film Starship Troopers, based upon the science fiction novel by Robert…
The Love In Friendship
Belief
Knowledge
Love
Commonly, defining the word ―love‖ for people is simply as if they were the ones who invented it. No matter how complex the set of emotions, behaviors and beliefs love is, it still became a talk that was regularly mentioned by many people because of their different beliefs. It is acknowledgeable for everyone to have…
Confrontation of the German Army Against the British
Aviation
German
Military
At the onset of the first World War, major powers on both sides each had a plethora of new weapons with which to wage war due to recent technological advancements. One of the most significant advancements in weaponry during the First World War was the introduction of airplanes and other airborne vehicles into warfare. Airplanes…
Social Inclusion Through Youth Work and Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning
Abstract Over the last decade, in practice, youth work has become more and more an innovative part of social work that has helped to achieve European goals for the sustainable development of the individual and society. Despite the lack of normative regulations, established standards in practice and state educational standards in the field, the practice…
Martin Luther King Jr.’s Letter from Birmingham Jail: A Creative Response to Oppression
Rogerian Argument
In the Letter from Birmingham Jail, Martin Luther King Jr. uses persuasive speech to respond to the opposition. King structures his language to follow a method resembling the Rogerian Argument, which combats the oppression against humanity. By clearly stating the problem, restating the opponents position and the merit it holds, summarizing his own position, demonstrating…
An Analysis of the Rhetorical Tools Used in Hidden Intellectualism and Agonism in the Academy Surviving the Argument Culture
Adolescence
Pathos
Rhetoric
“Stay hungry. Stay Foolish” is afamousquote because Steve job used. Steve Jobs addressed thecommencement speech at Stanford University’s graduation. He uses tools to deliver his opinions about how to live. He develops three ideas, which he learned from his entire life, with his experience as examples and quotes for attracting attention. Like Steve jobs’ speech,…
The Importance of Learning English in the Modern Era
Learning English
Last year, my friend, who did not speak English, went to the USA. When he arrived at the IAD airport, he had a big problem. A customs official asked him, “Why are you here?”, and he answered, “I am a tourist”. Unfortunately, he pronounced it wrongly; he pronounced it as a terrorist. Therefore, he was…
To What Extent Did German Jews Have a Sufficient Warning of the Holocuast
Adolf Hitler
German
Nazi Germany
For the argument in defense to German Jews, Hitler was not a popular leader in the beginning, so this led to assumption of him being a temporary leader and in this case not taken seriously at the time. It wasn’t until his power had led to such brutality had it only then become an actual…
Idea In Videos About Artificial Intelligence
Anthropology
Intelligence
language
Multilingualism
A particular that I feel would be of interest to a linguistic anthropologist are strong AI (Artificial Intelligence) in the video: Machine Learning & Artificial Intelligence: Crash Course Computer Science #34, explains this as being a well-rounded human-like used for general purposes, but clarifies that no one has demonstrated anything resembling human-like artificial intelligence (AI)…