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A believer of cultural imperialism would view that their culture is superior compared to any other culture.
They tend to perceive every action that taken by other cultures as an effort to either to attack or mimic their culture.</span>
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Individuals who migrate experience multiple stresses that can impact their mental well being, including the loss of cultural norms, religious customs, and social support systems, adjustment to a new culture and changes in identity and concept of self.
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Compatibilism is a philosophy that says that free will and determinism can be compatible. It is known as "soft determinism" because it features the main arguments of determinism, but removes one of the more difficult aspects of determinism to accept, which is the absence of free will.
Compatibilism defines free will differently. It defines it as the ability to act according to your own motives and interests without being hindered. This is different from the deterministic idea that even if you think you're acting according to free will, your actions are really the inevitable result of every event that preceded them.
I will leave the second two questions to you, since I do not have access to the site and will 5 paragraphs.
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libertarianism: a philosophy that puts the greatest value of freedom and autonomy, and seeks to maximize the individual's right to make decisions for his or herself.
As it relates to determinism, compatibility, and indeterminism:
Libertarianism is all about the supremacy of an individual's freedom to choose for himself what is in his best interests, and to have complete autonomy in his actions. This idea does not directly contradict any of the three. The distinguishing characteristic is how exactly one defines free will, and whether or not it truly exists.
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Mother,
I have decided to enlist in the Union Army. After a lot of thinking and consideration I have determined to enlist. I have decided this because I want freedom for me, my family, and the people in the future. I decided that I shall enlist to stop the cruelty of the South, to unite the United States.
I want freedom for all black men in this great country. Being beaten for the smallest of infractures is unjust. It is against the Constitution. We are people of the United States too, we are people not property and it is time to fight for that. I refuse to stand by and watch as black men and woman are kidnapped from the North and into the South. I will fight so that my sons, daughter, and grandchildren don't have to live in that world. I am fighting for my right as an American citizen, which I am no matter what the people down South say.
The United States is at war, we are split in half by the great terror that is slavery. We need to be strong again and joining the army will not only help towards ending slavery but also unite our great country. We are split between humanity and inhumane acts. I'm fighting for our rights. I'm fighting for justice Ma. I love you and I sincerely hope you support my decision towards justice for all those killed and kidnapped through slavery.
Much love,
Your son
One way is that those women could join the work force, and specifically, they could be a skilled work force - this would increase the competitiveness of the market. Basically, the number of the skilled workers would double (assuming no women are in the market in the beginning - that's a lot of new workers that would enrich the market!)
More educated women would also pay more attention to the education of their children, so their children would also more likely receive a better education - this would ensure that the economic growth is long-term.
