<span> <span>AMERICAN HISTORYThe Union in the Civil War</span> <span> During the American Civil War, the Federal Government was generally referred to as the Union, although the terms “United States,” “Federals,” the “North,” and “Yankee,” were also used. Supported by 20 Free States and five Border States, the Union was comprised of:</span></span>
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America has always been a wonderfully diverse place, a country where billions of stories spanning centuries and continents converge under the rubric of a Constitution that unites them in an ongoing narrative of national self-creation.
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She started the first public school in the Minnesota Territory, the first Sunday school in the territory, was a founding member of temperance, suffrage and civic organizations, played a central role in establishing the First Baptist Church of Saint Paul, and was an active promoter of her adopted state.
The Chinese had an ethnic enclave similar to the Cubans, this is after their mass migration to South East Asia to search for work in rubber, tea, and sugar cane plantations.
Ethnic enclaves were sub-economies that provided the immigrant population with similar racial and ethnic backgrounds with opportunities and earnings.
Participation of the population in the ethnic enclave economy provided the immigrants with opportunities to access labor, markets, credit and business information or the workers and immigrant businesses.
Cuban owned firms in Miami with a sub-economy of manufacturing, construction, trade
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The state department provides the President with advises concerning foreign policies and performs negotiations with foreign countries.
The Treasury department ensures production of coins and bills, performs collection of taxes and enforces laws concerning firearms, tobacco and alcohol and further ensures secret service laws are enforced
The Defense department ensures provision of military forces to counter war and offer protection to the nation using the Army, air force and Navy.
The Justice department performs prosecution of individuals accused of breaking the federal laws, offer legal advice to the president and stand on behalf of the U.S in court.