<em>Some see immigration as a negative phenomenon, as it affects economy, jobs and rights of native people. While other see immigration as a good thing because it can bring new consumers, new culture, new knowledge. It is always possible to point out advantages and disadvantages.</em>
<em>Immigration is a natural human phenomenon, but modern societies with civil rights evolutions are addressing it differently than earlier as now there is so much more control over borders and passages of humans from one place to another.</em>
<em>The positive side it can help grow the economy, regulate and increase low birth rate or problems with elderly populations, fill up jobs or positions that are out of the market in certain place (example: for lower and heavy jobs or either high skilled as nurses or doctors). The negative side is if there is no job for the immigrants or houses enough they will be homeless and will need support from the government, this can affect negative all the social structure, bringing health issues, increase of violence and many other issues.</em>
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The Second Continental Congress was a convention of delegates from the 13 colonies that formed in Philadelphia in May 1775, soon after the launch of the American Revolutionary War. It succeeded the First Continental Congress, which met between September and October of 1774.
It was so the delegates would be free to say what was on their minds. If anything about what they said would go to the public, there would be people who would be mad at them and thus possibly hurt them. It was to protect them.
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The economic conditions
during the early Roman Empire had vast resources and agricultural lands. They focused
more on trading and farming. Industrialization was still puny at the early time
and the construction included just simple stones, quarrying and mining for plain
building purposes. They utilized on the coinage system using brass, bronze and
other metal coins which like as of today’s monetary system. It was used
throughout the empire. Hence, the chief occupations during the ancient Rome
are:
PoliticiansFarmersTraderMerchantsConstruction workersLawyersTeachers
