"Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness" is a well-known phrase in the United States Declaration of Independence. The phrase gives three examples of the "inalienable rights" which the Declaration says have been given to all humans by their creator.
<span> to escape political and religious persecution. poverty </span>caused<span> by natural disaster of the </span>Irish<span> Potato Famine forced people to i</span>migrate<span> from </span>Ireland<span> for a new life in the United States</span>
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There are two bases of the Indian social division into castes. The castes system has been consolidated and fed by religious practices. Ancient Hindu texts speak about four castes or profession: brahmins (priests), warriors, merchants and workers. Brahmins were at the top of society, the elite. The other source is simply social practice. There are still several groups that are seen as inferior , the "untouchables" just like the dalits; they perform the lowest and dirtiest jobs. Though castes don´t exist formally in Indian law, they exist in reality and social and racial divisions run still deep in India.
Explanation:
When water changes from liquid to gas at its boiling temperature the process is called vaporization. When this phase change occurs at a temperature below the boiling point it is called evaporation.
Uprisings or move to another place with fertile soil
