"Next week" talked about the 1804 Haitian Revolution that was put into a museum with different historical facts, which is a creative way to inform everyone about the beginning and end of the Haitian Revolution, and who the artist is It is a method. Drawing the Haitian Revolution has experiences of slavery or family experience. The resistance of the Haitian Revolution, also known as a French slave, began in Santo Domingo, and this is where the Republic of Haiti is located. The rebellion started uprising in August 1791 and ended in November 1803 when France failed in the fight called "Battle of War". The Haitian Revolution abolished slavery on the island. This is the first major successful slave riot in the Atlantic world, and L'Ouverture is known as the hero of liberation in American slavery society. The Haitian Revolution has also given power to the anti-slavery movement of European people. In the coming decades, the decommissioners convinced that using free labor for slave owners is a good way to avoid blood riots, using the example of Haiti. However, the newly independent Haiti is facing two direct economic problems. On the other hand, a slavery society like the United States imposes embargo on Haiti, an example is afraid to encourage the emergence of other slaves. This trade ban robbed much of Haitian's former market. On the other hand, the former slave proved to be very reluctant to continue to plant the labor. And it is very relevant to slavery. Tusan was the leader of the Haitian revolutionary revolution that took place in the colonies of French Saint Dominic in 1791. The Haitian Revolution is a slave uprising, which led to the abolition of slavery and the establishment of the Republic of Haiti. This was the only slave riot in history, which led to the establishment of the state. Zapata - Mexico's national idol is the main figure of the Mexican Revolution, fighting for farmer's rights and land reform. His document entitled "Plan de Ayala" promotes redistribution of land to farmers as a template for democratic land ownership. After many struggles, the southern liberation army of Zapatista successfully carried out the land reform that Zapata assumed, at Morelos in the southern part of Mexico.

Many Bahamas agree that citizenship should not be given to the Bahamas born to citizens other than the Bahamas. Others believe that the Bahamas are too small to accommodate foreigners. Yes, the Bahamas are small, but those who need to know that these children were born here are part of the Bahamas. According to an article by Freeport News by Richard Fox, Christian Committee Pastor Carlton Dorset asserted, "Children do not know who their parents are, they can not decide where they are born." Bahamian officials said the Haiti will visit the Bahamas for the United States. "Immigration policies in the United States are not realistic, they can hope to bear the burden of the world, but Haiti's problem is big enough to be accepted by the United Nations." He and the other Bahamas are now on these islands live. The Haitian people feel a contradiction. Although they are forbidden for lack of work permits and benefits in favorable hotels, their modest low wage work is essential to the agriculture of the Bahamas and makes the lives of many Bahamas comfortable . The official language of the Bahamas is English. Many people speak English Creole words called the Bahamian dialect ("dialect") or "Bahami". The Bahamian writer and actor Lorente Gibbs was the first person named in the latter in the poem and later advertised its usage. Both are used as automatic languages. Haitian Creole is a French Creole word used by the Haitian people and their descendents, which accounts for about 25% of the total population. It is simply called Creole to distinguish it from English in the Bahamas. Also, please note that the English taught at the Bahamas school is still "based on the UK" as the Bahamas were under British rule. "Haitian Creole" 46 Haitian Creole is the only language used throughout Haitian immigrants regardless of Haitian social class 47 Many middle class Haitian Americans live in South Florida It is thought that Miami is giving up (and keeping on) the lowest level Haitian people. . . . Because these Haitian immigrants are often unable to read and write, the literacy and English ability of Miami City-American citizens is significantly lower than that of indigenous peoples and other immigrant groups49. Therefore, many Haitian - American citizens will help in voting requiring Creole men of Haiti Haitian Americans (French: haïtienaméricain; Haitian Creole: ayisyen ameriken) is a Haitian American. The majority of American Haitians live in South Florida, especially Tampa and Orlando. We also settle in major cities on the east coast, including New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Chicago in the Midwest. Mostly immigrants who emigrated to the United States since the latter half of the 20th century or their descendants. Haitian Americans are the largest group of Haitian citizens.

The Haitian Revolution is the basis for slavery and black rebellion in many countries of the world. The slaves around the world are about to be regarded as equivalent to their conquers and colonists, so the riot began to develop after the first black riot known as the Haitian Revolution. Toussaint L'ouverture, one of the black leaders, is one of the outstanding leaders of the Haitian Revolution. He insists on equality, fraternity, and freedom. Tusan was the leader of the Haitian revolutionary revolution that took place in the colonies of French Saint Dominic in 1791. The Haitian Revolution is a slave uprising, which led to the abolition of slavery and the establishment of the Republic of Haiti. This was the only slave riot in history, which led to the establishment of the state. Zapata - Mexico's national idol is the main figure of the Mexican Revolution, fighting for farmer's rights and land reform. His document entitled "Plan de Ayala" promotes redistribution of land to farmers as a template for democratic land ownership. After many struggles, the southern liberation army of Zapatista successfully carried out the land reform that Zapata assumed, at Morelos in the southern part of Mexico. Laurent Dubois speaks eloquently the story of the Haitian Revolution from 1804 until the Haitian Revolution becomes independent from the old regime. The Haitian Revolution is important for world history in many ways. It is the first independent Latin American country and the second independent country in the Western Hemisphere following America. More importantly, it completely shows the radicalism of the 18th century. The Haitian Revolution reversed the world at the time as the former slave came to the former European colonies of the Caribbean Sea. This major event was a topic ignored for a long time, but CLU James (Black Jacobs: Dusan Lovatur and St. Domingo Revolution) is certainly a piece by a writer like Thomas Ott. Haitian Revolution, 1789-1804) and Caroline Fick (Haiti: Under the Santo Domingo Revolution)

The capital city of Haiti was destroyed by the earthquake of magnitude 0 on January 12, 2010. According to the then USGS, this was the worst earthquake in 200 years. Earthquakes occurred at 9:30 am local time and are located 10 miles northwest of Port-au-Prince capital of Haiti. After the first earthquake, 12 aftershocks greater than 0 occurred. Various buildings have been destroyed or collapsed from the poor streets to the landmarks of the country. On February 3, 2010, Prime Minister Jean - Max Bellerive says that it states as follows. The earthquake was a catastrophic natural disaster presumed to affect 3 million Haitians. The actual death toll has been widely contested and the number of injured people ranges from 100,000 to 3.16 million. According to the Haitian government survey, about 250,000 homes and 30,000 commercial buildings were damaged. However, this is only an initial impact, Haitian children are experiencing the continuing challenges of earthquakes. Here are the six social, political and economic aftershocks faced by today's youth in Haiti: Helps Haiti and its children: Five social, political and economic challenges facing Haitian children For decades, Haitians who live in countries suffering from natural disasters and political instability are more healthy, more economically growing - and low wage Haitian workers are needed -. Because it is relatively easy for the Haitians to reach the Dominican border guard against the other side, actions by cross-border management staff were always difficult for the authorities. However, the Haitians have been abused for a long time in the Dominican Republic. In recent years, thousands of people have been forced to retreat, including records of people born in Haiti actually born in the Dominican Republic. After the devastating earthquake of 12th January 2010, innumerable Haiti escaped the border to escape the influence of the earthquake. The Dominican government was one of the first countries to dispatch teams to distribute food and medicine to victims, making Haiti easier to obtain visas for treatment at Dominican hospitals. Goods were brought to Haiti through the Dominican Republic and many injured Haitians were treated at Dominica Hospital. Relations are getting worse because refugees remain in the Dominican Republic, but Haitian refugees have also been adopted and supported by many Dominican people. According to reports, some Dominican people are worried that earthquake refugees lead to increased criminal rates, overcrowding, cholera and unemployment. Increases in discrimination are due to numerous Haitian refugees in the Dominican Republic.

It was the revolution that individuals and groups changed their way of seeing themselves, their position in the world is how scholars explain it. This scholar has explained explain which of the American Revolution and the French Revolution is a revolution. No, this is the Haitian Revolution, the only successful slave riot in history. This revolution represents the most thorough case study of revolutionary changes anywhere in the history of the modern world and is seen as a decisive moment for Africans in the history of the new world. Laurent Dubois speaks eloquently the story of the Haitian Revolution from 1804 until the Haitian Revolution becomes independent from the old regime. The Haitian Revolution is important for world history in many ways. It is the first independent Latin American country and the second independent country in the Western Hemisphere following America. More importantly, it completely shows the radicalism of the 18th century. The Haitian Revolution reversed the world at the time as the former slave came to the former European colonies of the Caribbean Sea. This major event was a topic ignored for a long time, but CLU James (Black Jacobs: Dusan Lovatur and St. Domingo Revolution) is certainly a piece by a writer like Thomas Ott. Haitian Revolution, 1789-1804) and Caroline Fick (Haiti: Under the Santo Domingo Revolution) Tusan was the leader of a remarkable Haitian revolution that took place in the colonies of French Saint Dominic in 1791. The Haitian Revolution is a slave uprising, which led to the abolition of slavery and the establishment of the Republic of Haiti. This was the only slave riot in history, which led to the establishment of the state. Zapata - Mexico's national idol is the main figure of the Mexican Revolution, fighting for farmer's rights and land reform. His document entitled "Plan de Ayala" promotes redistribution of land to farmers as a template for democratic land ownership. After many struggles, the southern liberation army of Zapatista successfully carried out land reform that Zapata assumed, at Morelos in southern Mexico.

The cause and impact of the Haitian Revolution have played an important role in the history of the Caribbean and will continue to exist in the future. During this rebellion, slavery was a big institution in the Caribbean. The success of sugar and other farms is based on a large number of slave labor. Without these powers, the most sugar-producing St. Gaaiten and other Caribbean islands will face the threat of losing profitable industries. The Haitian Revolution has not just started and finished in a day. The difference between the Latin American Revolution and the Haitian Revolution is the result of the revolution. The purpose of the Haitian Revolution is to end slavery and is one of the only successful slave uprisings and Latin America has achieved independence but slavery is a social change without the supervision of Europe I almost forgave. The similarity between Haiti and Latin America's revolution is that they all have leaders to help them achieve these revolutions. Toussaint Louverture is the leader of the Haitian Revolution, the leader of a competent army and the former slave. Toussaint Louverture led the 20,000 strong troops that caused slave riots. In Latin America 's revolution, Miguel Hidalgo Costilla played an important role in the unity of people because they used Guadalupe' s Madonna as a way to call people to participate in farmers' uprising. Tusan was the leader of a remarkable Haitian revolution that took place in the colonies of French Saint Dominic in 1791. The Haitian Revolution is a slave uprising, which led to the abolition of slavery and the establishment of the Republic of Haiti. This was the only slave riot in history, which led to the establishment of the state. Zapata - Mexico's national idol is the main figure of the Mexican Revolution, fighting for farmer's rights and land reform. His document entitled "Plan de Ayala" promotes redistribution of land to farmers as a template for democratic land ownership. After many struggles, the southern liberation army of Zapatista successfully carried out land reform that Zapata assumed, at Morelos in southern Mexico. Although widely believed that the Haitian Revolution is not just a slave riot. This is "intercultural movement" (page 5). In the process of generically naming the Haitian Revolution there were three overlapping revolutions: a white settler's challenge to the empire's authority, a struggle for racial equality in freedom of color, and a slave by mass slave riot Termination of the system. After the French Revolution broke out in 1789, white settlers noticed the opportunity to change colonial management, and some even demanded division from France. Freedom of color tried to gain new rights through the revolution. Dubois suggests that these colorful people resemble French tertiary industry - and may be equivalent. The most important element of the revolution was the slave riot in August 1791. There, Dubois devoted much of the text. However, this did not end the revolution. In 1804, Jean-Jacques des Rinn declared Haiti's independence.

In 1791, the revolution took place in the French colony of Santo Domingo later called Haiti. The Haitian revolution occurred in communities around the Atlantic Ocean. As one of the wealthiest European outposts in the New World, the Caribbean island is the third in the west and has some of the largest and most barbarian slave farms. Slave workers plant sugar, coffee, indigo, cotton and they must endure a terrible death and always import slaves from Africa. In 1789, about 465,000 black slaves were living on this island. Tusan was the leader of the Haitian revolutionary revolution that took place in the colonies of French Saint Dominic in 1791. The Haitian Revolution is a slave uprising, which led to the abolition of slavery and the establishment of the Republic of Haiti. This was the only slave riot in history, which led to the establishment of the state. Zapata - Mexico's national idol is the main figure of the Mexican Revolution, fighting for farmer's rights and land reform. His document entitled "Plan de Ayala" promotes redistribution of land to farmers as a template for democratic land ownership. After many struggles, the southern liberation army of Zapatista successfully carried out the land reform that Zapata assumed, at Morelos in the southern part of Mexico. Laurent Dubois speaks eloquently the story of the Haitian Revolution from 1804 until the Haitian Revolution becomes independent from the old regime. The Haitian Revolution is important for world history in many ways. It is the first independent Latin American country and the second independent country in the Western Hemisphere following America. More importantly, it completely shows the radicalism of the 18th century. The Haitian Revolution reversed the world at the time as the former slave came to the former European colonies of the Caribbean Sea. This major event was a topic ignored for a long time, but CLU James (Black Jacobs: Dusan Lovatur and St. Domingo Revolution) is certainly a piece by a writer like Thomas Ott. Haitian Revolution, 1789-1804) and Caroline Fick (Haiti: Under the Santo Domingo Revolution)

Haiti and Latin American leaders used religion to encourage people to participate in revolutionary causes, and they share differences like those made for different outcomes did. The similarity between Haiti and the Latin American Revolution is the use of religion to influence the revolution. Haitians have a priest from Bukhman. He encouraged slavery to resist because he often held ceremonies and predicted that slaves would succeed in giving them a very necessary incentive during the rebellion. Even in Latin America, Miguel Hidalgo and Costilla used the popular Virgen de Guadalupe to unite people for his career. The difference between the Latin American Revolution and the Haitian Revolution is the result of the revolution. The purpose of the Haitian Revolution is to end slavery and is one of the only successful slave uprises and Latin America has achieved independence but slavery has been granted without the supervision of Europe, Social change has been realized. The similarity between Haiti and Latin America's revolution is that they all have leaders to help them achieve these revolutions. Toussaint Louverture is the leader of the Haitian Revolution and is a competent military leader and former slave. Toussaint Louverture led a force of over 20,000 and caused a slave riot. In Latin America 's revolution Miguel Hidalgo Costilla played an important role in uniting people as we used Guadalupe' s Madonna as a way to call people to participate in farmers' uprising. Another leader in the Latin American Revolution is Simon Bolivar, an independent Creole leader in Latin America. The Haitian Revolution was fired by French settlers and social tension between Gens de couleur (colored people) and slaves. These social tensions lead to slave rebellion and eventually the slaves have defeated French settlers with the help of former slaves and competent military leaders Toussaint Louverture. Santo Domingo 's slave declared independence on January 1, 1980. The Latin American revolution was triggered by the fact that the Creole (European-American) wanted independence from colonial officials in Spain and Portugal. Simon Bolivar is the leader of the Latin American Revolution and is using Madonna of Madonupe's people to join Mexico's dominant elite. The difference between Latin America and the Haitian Revolution is that they are all made for different reasons. The Haitian Revolution fired because slaves and Gens de couleur wanted independence from French settlers and slaves who want to be free. However, the Latin American Revolution began as the Creole people wanted to bring new leaders and want to change political and social ways. Political, economic and social causes and at least three political and / or nationalism revolution (America, France, Haiti, Mexico or other Latin America or China revolution), the American Revolution, the French Revolution, and Comparing politics, economics and other revolution from society. Reasons for cause and consequences appear outside Europe. (National Geographical Standards 13, p. 210) 7.1.1 Increase in government and political power - the role of state power in expanding economy, transportation systems and technology, and other social environments, including the impact on the daily lives of the people explain. (See 7.3.2) (National Geographical Standard 13, page 210) Laurent Dubois speaks eloquently the story of the Haitian Revolution from 1804 until the Haitian Revolution becomes independent from the old regime. The Haitian Revolution is important for world history in many ways. It is the first independent Latin American country and the second independent country in the Western Hemisphere following America. More importantly, it fully shows the radicalism of the 18th century. The Haitian revolution reversed the world at the time, as former slaves came to the former European colonies of the Caribbean Sea. This major event was a topic ignored for a long time, but Dubois certainly contributed to

Relationship between Haiti and the Dominican Republic The Haitian Revolution has had a tremendous impact, especially in neighboring countries of the Dominican Republic and the social, political and economic areas of the world. In order to understand the development of the relationship between the Dominican Republic and Haiti after the Haitian Revolution it was necessary to study how Hispanola's two colonies interacted before that. Throughout history there was pressure between the interactions of these countries, but there is no brief explanation of the factors that cause this. The relationship between the Dominican Republic and the neighboring Haiti has become nervous due to the massive Haitian immigration to the Dominican Republic and the citizens of the Dominican Republic condemned the crime and other social problems to increase. The Dominican Republic is an active member of international organizations in French speaking countries. The Dominican Republic has signed a free trade agreement with the United States, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua through the Dominican Republic - the Central American Free Trade Agreement. Through the Caribbean Forum, we signed an economic partnership agreement with the European Union and the Caribbean Community. The Haitians born in the Dominican Republic and the Haitians born in Dominica are under the influence of discrimination and social unfairness due to longstanding tensions between the two countries. The Dominican Republic and Haiti always had hostility and differences in their history. Despite the fact that they have not fought in recent years, the discrimination faced by Haitians makes their lives more difficult. - Today the unprotected gender becomes more common and the risk of effects including pregnancy, social discrimination, and various diseases is increasing. The majority of unsecured sex plays a role in adolescence. However, adults also depend on this feat. When you are having sex, you use condoms to prevent the effects of corruption caused by unprotected behavior. The effect will be magnified without using a condom

Rent from the world's largest e-book store and save it. Read notes on the Web, tablet and on the phone and highlight it and take notes Education is an important element for young people in Haiti, especially young people who are enthusiastic about specific occupations such as medicine and law. Many Haitian immigrants are trained to prepare for these activities at Haitian secondary schools, high schools and universities. For this reason, many of Haitian youth come to the United States to enter university. (See the examples of the powerful Haitian American and Haitian student community of the Harvard University Haitian Student Association.) In other cases, parents who can not enter Haitian high school may move to the United States to provide better opportunities for their children. Young people in Haiti in the city center often fall into this cultural background. Their parents insist that they perform well at school and maintain their Haitian tradition. At the same time, many of their African-American counterparts devoted Haitian culture and insisted that racial discrimination would hamper the success of all blacks, regardless of scientific achievements. Young people in Haiti must strive to balance the expectations of their parents with the strict reality of prejudice and discrimination they face. Some people recognize cultural suicide, but among homosexuals there are Americans, some families use the Haitian double identity. I am a Haitian. A hierarchy of identities that are wearing flags in Shanghai with black men from Brooklyn (New York), African Haitian, and social media profiles And my professional creatures, that is my cornerstone - the Americans of Haiti - is. Today, eight years after devastating earthquakes in Haiti, countries suffering from the burden of unnatural disasters caused by European colonialism, African slave trade, and Western-led political interests and policies The correspondence of the world to. In other words, eight years ago, Buddhist religious groups and disaster relief organization Tzu Chi focused on their efforts to bring stability and aid to our country, and planned a series of news programs.

When studying Haitian culture there is plenty of information to explain the country's economic and political situation, and limited resources on people and culture. I began to think that these elements are not directly related to the culture of the people of Haiti and are not related. When I saw Haiti from this perspective, pictures of their people began to appear. Culture of sorrow and change. On January 1, 1804, Haiti became an independent country, and a group of fugitive slaves from the island's plantation stood up under the guidance of a Voodoo priest. In the United States, the political discourse surrounding Haiti's ongoing instability is based on the implicit (or explicit) terminology of Haitians and Haitians (Haiti has so far been in political and economic vacuum As it existed). "Armed group", "political violence", "crime", and "dirty" are the standard terms used by political and media exponents. This word forms the reason for constant intervention that results in "the Haitian must be saved". This "Guardian" article was first elected in 1990 by the Familiar Balas Party, which was deployed in the United States since Aristide. (Parents) Every wave of immigrants from Haiti occurred during the political turmoil there; however, the economic downturn is always accompanied by such confusion, making it difficult to distinguish between political immigrants and economic immigrants. Some Haitian refugees believe they left the house for economic reasons rather than political reasons. Early Haitian immigrants stayed in cities in the United States where they worked and could keep in touch with their hometown. The largest immigrants are concentrated in New York, Miami, Chicago, New Orleans, Los Angeles, Boston. It was not until 1977 that Brooklyn became the center of Haitian America, but 60,000 Haitian boat rides landed in South Florida between 1977 and 1981, the community said " Small Haiti "is called. Like many Latin immigrant groups, Haitian immigrants originally planned to return home. Because of the unstable political and economic situation in Haiti, immigrants in Haiti have chosen to permanently settle in the United States since the end of Duvalier's dictatorship in 1986. Immigrants in Haiti began exercising the right to remit the money paid for immigration to the United States to the family residing in Haiti, further recognize the status as a Haitian American, vote for local elections and national elections It was. For example,

But he did not know that Malice entered the bull and fed himself with meat cut. This is one of many people, and the reader can begin to see how Malice can manipulate the laws of physics. Malice is not only small enough to enter the bull, but he must also be able to move about to cut off the bull meat. A well-educated reader will know that this is physically impossible, and it can be said that most Haitians know this. Laurent Dubois speaks eloquently the story of the Haitian Revolution from 1804 until the Haitian Revolution becomes independent from the old regime. The Haitian Revolution is important for world history in many ways. It is the first independent Latin American country and the second independent country in the Western Hemisphere following America. More importantly, it completely shows the radicalism of the 18th century. The Haitian Revolution reversed the world at the time as the former slave came to the former European colonies of the Caribbean Sea. This major event was a topic ignored for a long time, but Du Bois certainly contributed to the existing limited history, including CLR James (Black Jacobs: Dusan Lovatur and St.). Domingo Revolution) is a work by a writer like Thomas Ott. Haitian Revolution, 1789-1804) and Caroline Fick (Haiti: Under the Santo Domingo Revolution) When the Haitian Revolution really started in 1791, it was under the name of King Lee. The slaves of Santo Domingo believed that the king was their best reformer (and for no legitimate reasons), and at the planning stage Tucson hinted at the royal authority rebellion against restless settlers . The end of slavery is not on the agenda; Toussaint rumors that the king promised a three day weekend. When the news of the French Revolution arrived at the colony, Tussan's comrades George Bissu declared himself a governor in the name of the Bourbon dynasty and declared Tusang as a general of Royal Exiles. In a short period of time, the rebel armies are fighting for the kings who were ruined but they hate to call it) Participate in the Spanish colonial army, not the French Republic who was pursuing Duchamp Did

The Haitian Revolution is a model for slavery liberation in other parts of the Atlantic Ocean. The colony was taxed without compromise or negotiation and the colonialists believed it was in violation of the ancient constitution. The difference between the Latin American Revolution and the Haitian Revolution is the result of the revolution. The purpose of the Haitian Revolution is to end slavery and is one of the only successful slave uprises and Latin America has achieved independence but slavery has been granted without the supervision of Europe, Social change has been realized. The similarity between Haiti and Latin America's revolution is that they all have leaders to help them achieve these revolutions. Toussaint Louverture is the leader of the Haitian Revolution and is a competent military leader and former slave. Toussaint Louverture led a force of over 20,000 and caused a slave riot. In Latin America 's revolution Miguel Hidalgo Costilla played an important role in uniting people as we used Guadalupe' s Madonna as a way to call people to participate in farmers' uprising. • Like the other revolution (the American Revolution and the French Revolution), the Latin American Revolution was inspired by nationalism in the early 19th century. The Haitian Revolution is screaming the landlords of the Caribbean Sea and North America South America As the Spanish situation gets worse, many people worry that Spain can not protect them from similar riots. • In 1788, a competent ruler, Charles III of Spain passed away and his son Charles IV took over. Charles IV was weak and definitive and could not rule the empire. Spain joined French Napoleon and began to fight Britain. Due to the weakness of the ruler and the restraint of the Spanish army, the existence of Spain in the New World was greatly reduced, his Creoleans were ignored, and Spain's control over the colonies was further reduced.

Haiti has been said to be the poorest country in the United States, but at the peak of Santo Domingo it is the main source of sugar and coffee, the most indispensable in Europe, its wealth is based on human resources. Freedom, equality and fraternity are unfamiliar terms in the world. In 1789, Haiti continued to be a dormant colony of Santomingue, but France King Louis XVI was harassed by Persian mobs who claimed freedom and equality equal to all people. The Haitian Revolution began in 1791 and was the largest slave revolt in the Western Hemisphere. Since the forced slavery began in the Caribbean, there were many revolts, revolutions, anti-slavery, but the Haitian Revolution was the most successful By the year 1804 the Caribbean abolished slavery (Beckles H. , Shepherd VA, 2) As a result of the revolution, a historical monument has been born that has influenced the civil rights movement around the world to this day. This revolution and its influence must be considered as an accidental and ordinary rebellion, which may have been runaway at the beginning (Fick, Carolyn E., 1). However, the situation of Haitian society such as abuse of slavery, social class, French revolution, etc. could not avoid the revolution in 1791 (Rand, 1). Tusan was the leader of the Haitian revolutionary revolution that took place in the colonies of French Saint Dominic in 1791. The Haitian Revolution is a slave uprising, which led to the abolition of slavery and the establishment of the Republic of Haiti. This was the only slave riot in history, which led to the establishment of the state. Zapata - Mexico's national idol is the main figure of the Mexican Revolution, fighting for farmer's rights and land reform. His document entitled "Plan de Ayala" promotes redistribution of land to farmers as a template for democratic land ownership. After many struggles, the southern liberation army of Zapatista successfully carried out the land reform that Zapata assumed, at Morelos in the southern part of Mexico.

"Rise of fire wall" is in the village of Haiti; they strive to survive from the poverty of daily life, so you can catch a glimpse of a seemingly ordinary family in the three days of life. Father Guy is not a full-time job, the only source of permanent work is the sugar factory, which is ranked number 78 in the regular employment list. Mother Lilly will purchase spices with credit and sell it for profit on the market (Wall 320) in order to earn enough income at daily diet. Click in the short story? Clark! Edwidge Danticat wrote about the serious problem that the people of Haiti suffered. The task is to select a small character from the Danticat story and create a different version of the story from that character's perspective using the same event. I have seen his shoulder in his diary, so I know that this boy became a delusion. I am not saying sneaky but I am curious about what his story is - if he makes someone take you home. I did not leave anyone. I have been alone since my wife died. If he did not get drowned when he was eight years old, our boy is now 37 years old. I do not think I will forgive myself that day. Maybe this is as painful as I say. But this is by no means my intention - there is no one deliberately lost everything important to them, but that happened During my week, I chose the "sea child" by Haitian American writer Edwidge Danticat, a collection from her National Book Award nominated Krik? KRAK! This story is my favorite short story as I met it during college. This is a story that hurt my heart; the story, when I finished I had to take the time just to close the book and breathe. When I first wrote a blog post on how much I influenced him, I was touched very much. I do not remember exactly the same vocabulary as I used, but this entry has been promised to have been achieved. No matter what I do in my life, I am trying to touch someone with at least one of my words. When reading Krik from Edwidge Danticat? KRAK! - And I'm looking forward to talking to her at the UUSC party this weekend - my favorite story is "rising fire wall". The story is a basic, father's shame, an unforgettable story of mother's love, and a child's innocent belief. They all develop around the promising themes impossible in Haitian heroes and hot air ballad dramas. Danticat depicts the reality of this young family life very professionally. This is actually the reality of almost every Haitian life. Permanent unemployment, hunger and poverty. However, in the character of Mother Lily, there is hope and parents to educate their sons for the eternal wish of living a better life. Even a child's name means that his father wants the child's life better than him and always wishes that there is a generation of progress. Lily is proud of her husband, "She is judged by his actions," she told him.

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader Racism is one of the biggest problems in the United States. Today, immigrants are the top leaders of American racial discrimination. New American President made a decision to make immigrants uncomfortable. They are faced with more threats. Most immigrants try to avoid the president's decision. One of the decisions was to expel immigrants who were not documented. This decision is unfair because many immigrants come here to live a better life or as refugees. In the 1980s, many Haitian immigrants arrived on the coast of Florida on a boat and were known as "people of boats". President Carter gave these refugees the same legal status as the Cubans through the Cuba - Haitian entry program in 1880 after 18 months, President Reagan intercepted refugees from people of the Haitian boat, I agreed to a policy of binding indefinitely. In June 1982 six months later, the federal court ruled such detention and released thousands of refugees. In 1986, 40 thousand Haitians who came to the United States to seek political asylum got permanent residency. The US immigration policy has evolved over time with discussions on who will be a new US citizen or as a temporary worker, student, refugee, or permanent resident. The first immigration law was enacted in the second half of the nineteenth century, the law enacted in 1952 was revised and incorporated into Chapter 8 of the US law. The Executive Division has broad authority over immigration policy and can affect immigration rules through administrative measures and orders. Immigration policy also outlines the procedure to determine who is not entitled to enter the country and to exclude individuals in violation of immigration law. This article summarizes some of the changes in immigration policy through American history.

The Haitians born in the Dominican Republic and the Haitians born in Dominica are under the influence of discrimination and social unfairness due to longstanding tensions between the two countries. The Dominican Republic and Haiti always had hostility and differences in their history. Despite the fact that they have not fought in recent years, the discrimination faced by Haitians makes their lives more difficult. This study will cover topics that may provide an understanding of the reasons for this difference between the Dominican Republic and Haiti. Haitian Americans (French: haïtienaméricain; Haitian Creole: ayisyen ameriken) is a Haitian American. The majority of American Haitians live in South Florida, especially Tampa and Orlando. We also settle in major cities on the east coast, including New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Washington DC, Chicago in the Midwest. Mostly immigrants who emigrated to the United States since the latter half of the 20th century or their descendants. Haitian Americans are the largest group of Haitian citizens. Like most immigrant groups, Haitian families have acquired a broad socio-economic status. The Haitians of Little Haiti live in one of the poorest communities in Dade County, whereas the North American Miami and the Haitians on the coast of Miami are creating a growing middle class. The Haitian community faces problems such as crime, unemployment, lack of health insurance. But more aggressively, as the Haitians participate in political activities (taking office positions), they refuted the stereotypes of very poor people who did not receive Haitian education. (20) Ottoman Decil, the first member of the state of North Miami born in Haiti, said: The Haitian will help Haiti as much as possible. In previous operation, response often promotes dependence on others more carelessly than self-recovery. Due to the challenging infrastructure, public health and uncertain political situation, our idea is to help locals as much as possible to support aggressive recovery in the coming weeks and months . After Matthew, food, clean water, health care, and evacuation centers are Haiti's top priority. By constructing a temporary alternative bridge in the La Digue river in the southwestern part of Port-au-Prince, traffic difficulties in the disaster area were reduced. Team members of ShelterBox are seeking transportation and logistics, but the support to many remote areas is still mainly offshore and military helicopters, and some coastal towns and villages still remain in the town four days after storm surge It is under the water

More than 600,000 people in the Port-au-Prince area evacuated from their homes, and more than 5 million people lived in refugee camps in the past. In late August, tropical storm Isaac was hit by Haiti with rain and strong wind, causing floods and landslides. Although tropical storms did not cause extensive damage as initially afraid, it is still a major obstacle for the recovering country. The response to the natural disaster that hit Haiti in 2010 was slow. Haiti has improved water supply to 340,000, provided medicines to five cholera treatment facilities, provided free medical care to 39,000 people, and tools for 23,000 farmers to help themselves And provided seeds. Natural disasters and challenges, including poor educational systems, lack of hygiene, and poor living environment. This country is Haiti. In the United Nations Human Development Index, Haiti is 145th among 169 countries, the lowest in the Western Hemisphere. More than 70% of the population of Haiti lives on less than $ 2 a day. The population of Haiti is 9.893.945, 95% of the population is black, 5% is white and white, the median age is 21.9. religion Haiti is in the western hemisphere below the equator. The state of Haiti is the western half of the Hispaniola island in the Caribbean. The Dominican Republic is in the east of Haiti sharing the same island. The capital city of Haiti is Port-au-Prince. Haiti is not a big country, but its population does not exceed 10 million people. People in Haiti speak French, Haitian Creole speak French. In recent years, natural disasters have caused harm to the environment and people of Haiti. Haiti Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere and has struggled for decades in terms of economic difficulties and poverty (Coupeau, 2008). An earthquake with magnitude 7.0 on January 12, 2010 had a serious impact on the capital of Haiti in Port-au-Prince (US Geological Survey, 2010). The extent of the damage is widespread and the Haitian government reports that an estimated 210,000 people died and about 700,000 civilians lost their houses or were evacuated (USAID, 2010). Today, there are about 546,000 Haitian immigrants in America, but there may be more illegal immigrants (Camarota, 2010). The earthquake disaster at Haiti had a serious impact on this population. Haiti had no place to communicate with loved ones and had little information on the survival of the family, so Haitian immigrants suffered for several days after the earthquake.

Anthony's Cosway as the third space of Jean Rhys's Sargasso Sea, Novel by Creole Jean Rhys as a White Kelly "The Wide Sargasso Sea" (1966) Her white Creole identity and her affiliated annex Between the girls and descendants of colonials planted colors in Jamaican colonies. Antoinette was not completely accepted by blacks and was not accepted by white European settlers. She is constantly striving to negotiate between opposing expectations and black Jamaica and white European culture space. Especially as the third type of Cres de Couleur Libres in New Orleans, descendants of mixed ethnic Creole are strongly influenced by French Catholic culture. By the end of the eighteenth century, many racial Creole people were educated and favored to work with craftsmen and skills; relatively high numbers were owners of property and slaves. The language of Creole, Louisiana is derived mainly from the influence of French and African languages, and various tribes and settlers' slaves can communicate. The complex Creole community of New Orleans is dominated by white creole like French Creole, but a lot of attention has gathered in history, and the sugarcane region of Northwest Louisiana is mainly Orrians their strong Creole We lived and developed cultures. Other Creole cultural enclaves are located in the southern part of Louisiana: Pilot Cove, Boi Mullet, Grand Murray, Palmetto, Roller, Soylo and others. These communities have a long history of cultural independence. New Orleans also has a color of the Creole people of the historical population. Another area where you can find many Creole is the River of Paris, St. Charles, St. John and the St. James River. There are also a lot of white Creole such as Creole in Germany and Creole in France. Calm down. In addition, Acardella's Avoyelles Parish and Evangeline Parish live French white large Creole people known as French Creole. Recently standardized Haitian Creole people are used by almost all Haitian people. Haitian Creole is one of the French Creole words. That vocabulary is 90% from French, but its grammar resembles several West African languages. It is also influenced by Taino, Spanish and Portuguese. Haitian Creole is involved with other French Creole, but it is closest to Andrei Kris Oror and Louisiana Creole variants. Jean Baptiste Point du Sable, immigrated from Saint-Domingue (now Haiti), established the first non-indigenous settlement in the third largest city in Chicago, Illinois, USA. On 26th October 1968 Illinois and Chicago announced Ducebre as the founder of Chicago.

The Dominican Republic and its owner, Rafael Leonidas Trujillo, observed the totalitarian regime and the existence of the government in Latin America throughout the 20th century. Countries such as Cuba, Chile, Brazil, Argentina, Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic have suffered from the cruel rule of dictators and military leaders. However, the latter Dominican Republic was experiencing the unique change of these dictatorships in the world at the time of the world of this world, this dictatorship was great, but in the eyes of the Dominican Republic it is not fatal did. But first, 75 years have passed since the era when it was dark and almost forgotten in the history of the Dominican Republic. In October 1937, President Rafael Leonidas Trujo ordered the execution of thousands of Haitians living in the Dominican Republic. It was later called Parsley massacre. These two countries have a long history of Hispaniola and distrust. Talk about the Holocaust and some of the work done by people to bridge the cultural disparity - two writers, Dominican, Haitian. Julia Alvarez is the author of the novel "The way Girls in Garcia lose their accent", recently "The wedding in Haiti". And Ed Widget Danticat, author of the novel 'Bone farming' and the recent 'creating danger: immigrant artists'. October is 75 years from the darkest day in the history of the Dominican Republic. In 1937, Rafael Leonidas Trughillo ordered thousands of Haitian executions. Guest host Celeste Headlee discussed "Parsley Massacre" with two famous writers, Dominican and Haitian, Julia Alvarez and Edwidge Danticat. But first, 75 years have passed since the era when it was dark and almost forgotten in the history of the Dominican Republic. In October 1937, President Rafael Leonidas Trujo ordered the execution of thousands of Haitians living in the Dominican Republic. It was later called Parsley massacre. In 1937, the Dominican dictator Rafael Tolho ordered the execution of the Haitian people living in the Dominican Republic. The parsley genocide known as "El Corte" (cut) in the Dominican Republic lasted about 5 days. The name comes from the assertion that his soldier of Trujillo showed parsley to the suspected Haitian and claimed that "This is what?" The Spanish-speaking Dominican is a Spanish word for parsley ("Perejil") can be pronounced completely. In Haitian Creole, the word parsley is "persil". People who misunderstood "perejil" were considered Haitian and slaughtered. The plan killed 20 thousand to 30 thousand people

This is what I know. My heart suffers from sorrow, and the only way I know how to get rid of this pain is to drink my way. This is my way of life, I'm looking for ways to find my next solution "(chapters 134 - 135). Through the story, Amabelle tried to find himself and try to change his life. Families can also guide her to distinguish whether she is right or wrong and can help her create a positive identity. Edwidge Danticat Edwidge Danticat's novel "Bone Farm" symbolic is a magnificent depiction of the relationship between the Haitian and Dominican people under the rule of the massacre by Rafael Trujillo in 1937. The novel develops around several main concepts, birth, death, identity, place, and movement. Each side is represented by an inanimate object. Water, dreams, twins, and masks will make up these symptoms. Symbolism runs through the whole novel and complicates clear words and simple words. After Serena, we went on for five days, and in November 1932, Edwidge Danticat 's 1998 book "Bone Farm" about the parcel massacre of the historic Dominican Republic, which formed the hands of Raphael Leonidas Tolhillo Molina read. Massacre of more than 20,000 Haitians, dictators condemned the fear of Haitian immigrants to residents of DR. In Danticat's novel, Trujillo says: "Tradition shows us a fatal fact ... Under the protection of the river, the enemies of peace are also enemies of work and prosperity, the Holocaust river is an environmental space between the two countries of Hispaniola It is a space for genocide, it is a wall and a safe passageway.The pronunciation of Haitian of "Pesi, Perezil, Parsley" is a trigger to judge whether a person was killed, a machete, or a life is. A letter from the Alvarez archive shows that Edwidge Danticat's novel "The Farming of Bones" (1998) also talked about the violence committed by the Trujillo regime and has acquired a different international political awareness. Dandy Carter's novel, a historical novel, is the history of the European Holocaust revisionist in 1937, which is presumed to have been killed from 10,000 to 30,000 Haitians by Trujillo's orders. It has been deleted for a long time. "Bone planting" criticized the Dominican people by turning their attention to ethnic violence in 1937. Dissatisfied with homicide recorded in Alvarez file

When raising children, they teach family values ​​that they think are important to their children. I think that familial values ​​contain specific behavior and qualities that are important for families. My family's important values ​​are honesty, trust, and respect for others. Each of these values ​​is equally important for my family. They played an important role in making me the one I am now. I grew up in my family and told me that honesty is the best policy. When I was in trouble when I was young I tried to deceive my mother so as not to be punished. Family values ​​are traditionally ideal for learning in the family, and are strengthened within family units. Cross-cultural families' values ​​can vary widely. Among the values ​​of these families are how to grow children, discipline, gender role in family, and how to choose a family. Family values ​​are an important part of Haitian culture and are very important for Haitian people. This is one aspect of my favorite Haitian culture. For all Haitian families, regardless of any class When raising children, they teach family values ​​that they think are important to their children. I think that familial values ​​contain specific behavior and qualities that are important for families. My family's important values ​​are honesty, trust, and respect for others. Each of these values ​​is equally important for my family. They played an important role in making me the one I am now. Growing up in my family and teaching to be honest is the best way to evaluate the diversity of traditional family values ​​that lead to weakening traditional family values. The structure of the family has changed over time and continues to change today. Changing relationships among spouses in families, in particular to change the status of women within their families. Reflection of families in the UK today

INTRODUCTION On January 12, 2010, people in Haiti were destroyed by the 15-mile earthquake in Port-au-Prince. The scale of the earthquake was zero, and many aftershocks occurred after the first earthquake. This disaster caused very catastrophic damage, many people were killed, injured, about 300 thousand people were injured, more than 1 million people were left homeless. Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, and he is still trying to rebuild himself. (Hain Earthquake Poster, USGS Press Room) How did earthquakes occur on known fault lines between conservative plate boundaries of North America and the Caribbean plate? The 2010 Haiti earthquake, His great earthquake on Hispaniola Island of West Indies on January 12, 2010 including Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Haiti was the most affected, accounting for one-third of the western part of the island. The exact number of deaths proved to be elusive in subsequent confusion. The official figures of the Haitian government exceed 300,000 people, but estimates other than that are negligible. Hundreds of thousands of survivors evacuated. The earthquake occurred around 4:53 pm, about 25 miles southwest of Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince (25 km). The initial magnitude was 7.0, and the two aftershocks of magnitude 5.9 and 5.5 occurred very early. Further aftershocks occurred in the next few days, including aftershocks of magnitude 5.9 at Petit Goo, about 35 miles west of Port-au-Prince on January 20. Just a few minutes before 5 pm on January 12, 2010, the Haitian island of the island was hit by a catastrophic earthquake of magnitude 0. The epicenter was located 16 miles west of Haiti's most populous city, the capital was Port-au-Prince. Estimates vary, but about 150,000 to 300,000 people died and millions are affected. Myriad homes, schools, government, hospital buildings collapsed. After the disaster, Dr. Vanessa Rouzier, a famous spokesman for the Haitian medical system, cooperated with the Department of Health and Human Services to provide emergency medical services to more than 3,000 trauma patients. Her non-governmental organization (NGO) Les Center GHESKIO (abbreviation for Haiti's research on Kaposi's sarcoma and opportunistic infection) turns its 3 acre campus into capacity for more than 10,000 people. The city of the tent Rouzier is always committed to maintaining the organization's traditional life-saving service At 4:53 pm local time on 12th January 2010, Haiti suffered a magnitude 7.0 earthquake. This is the worst earthquake in the country for more than 200 years. According to the report, 200,000 to 300,000 people died in the 2010 Haiti earthquake, 1.6 million people lost their homes. The country has not recovered from the 2010 earthquake and the subsequent cholera epidemic in Haiti was caused by cholera infected waste at the UN peacekeeping base contaminating the country's main river, Artibonite. According to reports, about 10,000 Haitians died in 2017 and nearly 1 million people were sick. After years of denial, the United Nations apologized in 2016, but as of 2017, they refused to accept mistakes, so avoiding financial responsibility

It affected 3 million people, leaving 1 million homes lost, injuring 250 thousand people and robbing the precious lives of 170 thousand innocent victims. The cause of this disaster may not be fully understood, but other conclusions can be drawn by analyzing the information we can get. These victims in Haiti need help and will last long. The victims of the Haiti earthquake deal with many devastating consequences including property damage and economic difficulties, but they also benefit from good impact: aid from the surrounding world is in trouble We gathered to help those who are. Donald John Trump and Hilary Rodham Clinton are reckless traffickers that are threatening the southern part of the whole world. Both pose a threat to the survival of the world. As much as the playing cards, the victims of Haiti, Honduras, Iraq, Libya, Palestine and Syria's Clinton were all indicted and once again led to a drones reconnaissance plane, cluster bombs and white phosphorus. "Clinton's policies have exercised and will have a terrible violent impact on women living in most areas of Iraq, Palestine, Iran and the Middle East if Clinton accepts her actions. Will make the basic needs of food and human being less accessible in most areas, women will have less opportunities for reproductive health and autonomy, and violence and militarization will increase. Information available to us These victims of Haiti need help and last a long time. The victims of the Haiti earthquake deal with many devastating consequences including property damage and economic difficulties, but they also benefit from good impact: aid from the surrounding world is in trouble We gathered to help those who are. The physical damage suffered by Haiti was the first devastating result of the earthquake. Haiti, a small island in the Caribbean, is a victim of strong natural disasters such as hurricanes, tropical storms and earthquakes, and has a huge impact on Haitian environment and citizens. Since 1980, Haitian Atlantic hurricane strength has increased significantly. These storms often result in loss of life, loss of livestock, destruction of agriculture, soil erosion, water borne disease and food security. Tropical storms often cause flooding, which is one of the main causes of Haitian vulnerability. Floods often occur in Haiti's most populated city, located in the coastal valley. Haiti is particularly vulnerable to floods after tropical storms, as barren rains and drainage infrastructure are scarce due to heavy rains due to deforestation. Landslides are also often accompanied by tropical storms, as most of the earth and sand are eroded by deforestation.

During the American Revolutionary War: They are not represented by the British Parliament so they do not want to pay higher taxes. I also hope to be independent from the UK Haiti: Gens de couleur, I hope white settlers are legally equal in the United States: George Washington: Supreme commander of the Great Army Haiti: Dusan: Organize a strong army to uphold slave America: establish independence with the Federal Republic with independence from Britain Haiti: Establish the Constitution, give equality to all (yes, including slavery), abolish slavery and become the second independent republic of the Haitian Revolution in America, France and the Western Hemisphere. Since enlightenment is the source of inspiration for change, it is similar in society. They all have a constitution, so they are politically similar. There are also social differences between these revolutions, as Haiti pay more attention to the release of slaves than independence. Inspired by the American and French revolution, Haitian slaves led a successful revolution against the French colonial rulers. The United States has millions of slaves and will not officially admit Haiti before the American Civil War. When the US military invaded the Ohio Valley, the US forces suffered the largest proportion of failure by Native Americans. The US Congress passed the "Foreigners Act" and "Incitution Act". "Sagito rebellion" will criticize US government officials as criminal acts. The alien law permits easy expulsion of "aliens". It is designed to release national people from revolutionary ideas such as French and Irish immigrants. The American and French revolution has had a great impact on the colonies of America, Spain, Portugal and France. Haiti is a French slave colony and is the first country to follow American independence during the Haitian Revolution from 1791 to 1804. When he tried to rebuild the French Empire of North America, Napoleon Bonaparte sold Louisiana to the United States. The beginning of the attention to the state and European theater showed the end of French ambition to establish a colonial empire in the Western Hemisphere. Haiti is the poorest country in the world in the Western Hemisphere, but the world is grateful to Haiti. This is the first successful worker revolution in the world. Haiti, Spanish, and French slave colonies are "gems of the Antilles" and are considered to be the most profitable colonies in the world. It has been feeding French for centuries. During the Haitian Revolution, the former slave fought with Napoleon Napoleon, thought to be a military genius, led the most powerful troops, but lost to Haitian rebels. The Haitian Revolution was a slave riot of the French colony of Santo Domingo, which in the end led to slavery and the establishment of the Republic of Haiti. The Haitian Revolution was the only slave riot that led to the establishment of the country. In addition, it is the most successful slave rebellion in history, often considered a decisive moment in the history of Europe and America. The rebellion began with the black African slave rebellion in August 1791. It ended in November 1803, France lost in the battle of Vertières. Haiti became an independent country on January 1, 1804

Haitian culture is Indian, African slave, French, Spanish colonists. After Haiti got independence, there were many political and economic turmoil. As the Haitian settled in the United States many people became doctors, teachers, social workers, and experts. There are Haitian success stories, but there are more stories about failures and despair for the fear of being banished and the racial discrimination they encounter. Through the field of social work, I would like to help these people build up in this country. After independence, Haiti announced that any slave who arrives at the coast of Haiti will be free and free from becoming a white landlord. Haiti provided financial assistance to the struggle for independence in South America and support to Simon Bolivar (although he has finished slavery in a new and independent country, Bolivar is the European Since cooperation, Haiti has been under imperialism since independence. Because America invaded the puppet government. In 2003, former Haitian president Jean - Bertrand Aristide requested France to pay Haiti $ 21 billion (90 million Franc for Haiti) to win independence. A few months later in 2004, President Aristide was told abduction by the Central African Republic with the help of the United States, Canada, and the French government, forced to resign and was unable to return to Haiti. In the 21st century, the United States has made efforts to make Haiti more unstable and maintain its influence and resources. After the first democratically elected president of Jean Bertrand Aristide in Haiti, the United States imposed an embargo to prevent Haiti from receiving $ 200 million in aid with aid. Later, the United States funded the organization trying to overthrow the Haitian government. These violations are not unique to Haiti. In 1973, the Nixon administration aggressively committed to weakening the Chilean government headed by democratically elected El Salvador Agendé. The United States imposed economic sanctions on Chile and funded Justa in Chile that is likely to be the fascist dictator Augusto Pinochet. In the 1980s, Ronald Reagan administration solicited, trained and funded opposition campaigns to oppress Nicaraguan's Left Sandino regime. Today we can see US financing countries such as Saudi Arabia and Israel. The new Haitian government faces major economic challenges. Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere and is one of the poorest countries in the world. Two-thirds of the 8 million citizens of Haiti are in poverty. Half of that adult population does not have literacy ability. Only a quarter of children attend school. Since the brief rise in the 1970s, the Haitian economy has experienced a steady decline due to greedy government policy and perhaps good-will but destructive international sanctions.

Latin America 's independence in Latin America is a process caused by many years of Spanish royal injustice, discrimination, abuse against Latin Americans. From the beginning, the Spanish royal family acquired riches and used the Americas as a way to become strong internationally. Three different reasons for Latin America to pursue independence from Spain are Spain's restrictions on economic growth in Latin America (which limits Spain's international trade, tax burden and purchases from Spain from the USA only Including laws permitting it), and different social groups in Latin America. Feel the news "Latin American Independence" In the 1800s, Latin American countries won independence, but many new independent countries are hard to establish a strong and stable government. Creole people played an important role in the independence movement. These countries have won independence with strong leaders and many other factors. After these countries are independent from Spain and Portugal, they do not want to return like them. - ... Haitian revolution was due to France's control over threats and violence. For example, when Haitian slaves escape, their limbs are cut off. In contrast, the Grand Columbia Revolution was brought about by Napoleon's invasion of Spain, where independence was born in Latin America. The revolutionary idea spreads throughout the colonies of Spain and France. Symptomatic stage: At some stage of the symptoms of the disease, the disease begins to affect individuals with obvious signs The revolution of America, France and Latin America has a common thread that connects these revolution, and why there are some differences. The common theme of the revolution in America, France, and Latin America is irrelevant to foreign domination. In American colonies, settlers resisted and tried to be independent from the UK. In France, people stood up against the monarchy, but in Latin America people asked for independence from the colonial rule of Spain / Portugal.

Plants versus zombies. As we saw on TV today, they are "walking dead", they are those ignorant, not dead, brain conscious people. I think that this is a creature with a slight wound. Most people do not know that zombies are derived from Haiti called zombies and zombies. The zombie was caused by Voodoo, but it revived. The short story "Unknown Painter" was published before the mermaid, but it was not known elsewhere. As we all know, a mermaid (mer = fish maid = young woman) is a beautiful creature with half of people and fish mixed. The history of Haitian zombies began in Africa. As mentioned above, the term zombie can be traced back to West Africa as well as Voodoo religion. However, West African zombies have no body and are invisible. In some countries in South Africa, they believe in physical zombies with body. In these countries, children and witches may turn someone into a zombie. A witch can kill a person and revive his body for his personal behavior. The idea of ​​zombie and voodoo practice has shifted with slave trade around the world. The French ruled Haiti from 1625 to 1804 and they established a sugarcane plantation. They imported slaves from Africa to run the farms and these slaves brought their folklore and beliefs. This story is the same in America. Zombies' folklore existed in Haiti for centuries and may have started in the 17th century West African slaves were brought to work in Haitian sugar cane farms. Cruel conditions lengthen slaves for free. According to several reports, the life of zombies or a considerable inheritance represents a terrible predicament of slavery. In the 1997 English medicine journal The Lancet's article, three verifiable zombie records are listed. In one case, a Haitian woman who seemed to be dead was buried in a family grave, but it appeared again three years later. According to the survey, her grave was full of stones and parents agreed to send her to a local hospital. The best-selling zombie style writer Max Brooks pointed out on his website, "I think that they (zombies) reflect our very real anxiety about these crazy horror times. The problem You can deal with social collapse, famine, disease, great confusion, but as long as everyone's catalyst is a zombie you can still sleep. "The zombie type of the movie is huge and It just gets bigger. To my surprise, George Romero's 1968 classic 'The Night of the Dead' is royalty free and does not add much to the zombie type real economy. In the past ten years, only the top two masters have reached one billion dollars. According to the Internet movie database, Mira Jovovich used four "biohazard" movies to ruin the theme of zombies, worldwide box office income exceeded $ 600 million. Will Smith 's hit song "I am a legend" has raised nearly $ 600 million in sales worldwide.

Haiti's environment continues to deteriorate, and Aristide continues to publicly criticize the United States about the lack of action on its cause, and refugees continue to run away the country. Six months after entering the program, JCS asked USACOM to consider another more peaceful action policy. USACOM in turn passed the Planner of XVIII Airborne Corps and OPLAN 2380 was born. Because the 18th taxed plan is planned, FORSCOM Commander Dennis Reimer proposed to reduce some of their planned burden to the tenth mountain range of Fort Drum. Haiti also has a history of slavery: it was on the island since Christopher Columbus arrived. Like the United States, most of the slaves taken to Haiti are Africans. Even if the Haitian Revolution led to the success of slave riots, the effect of slavery paralyzed. The leaders of Haiti use forced labor after the revolution and even today slavery in Haiti still exists as a child of resurrection. It is our mission to change this. All that Restavek Freedom did is to completely end slavery in Haitian children. Through policies, medical care, and relations with the local community, we will influence economic and cultural norms and aim to achieve a restless achievement tomorrow. The most important thing you can do is to keep information and participate in it. Haiti is one of the poorest countries on the South American subcontinent. The current poverty level of this country can be traced back to the history of the confusion of the first black country in the world. Haiti was freely declared in 1804 after being able to destroy the Napoleonic army in a series of bloody fights to remove French rule and abolish slavery. The dominant elites face a difficult challenge as to whether they should restore the economy by restoring sugarcane plantations or by leaving the inefficient small scale storage system released . (Fass, S 1990) Haitians oppose the forced labor system in plantation as slavery. Instead, they asked everyone to assign independent land.

The massacre described by Edwidge Danticat's "Bone Culturalation" Edwidge Danticat in "Bone Farm" is a historical event. In 1937, Dominican Republic dictator Rafael Trujo ordered the murder of the Haitians at the border of the two countries. 12,000 Haitians died during the Holocaust (Roorda 301). The Holocaust river, which forms the northern border between Haiti and the Dominican Republic, was named after the French soldiers were slaughtered in the 19th century. Edwidge Danticat's novel "Bone Farm" records the Haitian who fled from the Dominican Republic after the epidemic of the Holocaust and anti-Haitianism. Krik's Edwidge Danticat's short story "Nineteen Thirty-Seven"? KRAK! It also refers to where the Holocaust river separates Haiti from the Dominican Republic and where the hero's grandmother was killed. Edwidge Danticat Edwidge Danticat's novel "Bone Farm" symbolic is a magnificent depiction of the relationship between the Haitian and Dominican people under the rule of the massacre by Rafael Trujillo in 1937. The novel develops around several main concepts, birth, death, identity, place, and movement. Each side is represented by an inanimate object. Water, dreams, twins, and masks will make up these symptoms. - Symbolism William Faulkner in "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner uses many iconic meanings in this story. The use of his symbolism has fascinated the reader to the end of the story. Some symbolism is open, some are ambiguous and camouflaged. It is not obvious that Faulkner uses white in this story, but you can see immediately that white represents innocence and youth. After Serena, we went on for five days, and in November 1932, Edwidge Danticat 's 1998 book "Bone Farm" about the parcel massacre of the historic Dominican Republic, which formed the hands of Raphael Leonidas Tolhillo Molina read. Massacre of more than 20,000 Haitians, dictators condemned the fear of Haitian immigrants to residents of DR. In Danticat's novel, Trujillo says: "Tradition shows us a fatal fact ... Under the protection of the river, the enemies of peace are also enemies of work and prosperity, the Holocaust river is an environmental space between the two countries of Hispaniola It is a space for genocide, it is a wall and a safe passageway.The pronunciation of Haitian of "Pesi, Perezil, Parsley" is a trigger to judge whether a person was killed, a machete, or a life is.

In many ways, the American Revolution is a global event. It changed the possibilities people thought during the reign of the empire. In recent history, colonial people did not overthrow the power of powerful imperialists like the UK to build a free civil republic with individual rights. This is an attractive idea that will soon spread to other countries. Social equality and autonomy liberalism are popular in France, Greece and Poland. Especially inspired by the concept of freedom proposed by French, the founder of the United States. Throughout Latin America, there is a series of uprisings against foreign rulers. For the next century and a half, the American Revolutionary War will serve as a model of many colonies against the imperial rule and the establishment of an independent state. In a nutshell, the American Revolutionary War has shown to the people around the world that it is possible to win the rebellion against the stronger, richer and stronger empire. First, the American Revolutionary War eventually destroyed the country and was only one of a series of expensive wars in France that overcame the Bourbon dynasty there. The American Revolution also influenced Spain and the Netherlands. The winner who was devastated in war benefited from this revolution. The American Revolution stimulated other revolution in Haiti and France that people tried to surpass the oppressor. In the 1840s, Europeans have sought for liberal reform based on the ideals of the American Revolution - a revolution inspiring the ideals of the People's Government. The American Revolutionary War has also been used by American enemies. Both Castro in Cuba and Ho Chi Minh in North Vietnam are saying that. Emilio Aginaldo quotes it widely in the Philippine riot. Even today, the American Revolutionary War still stimulates oppressed people. The American Revolutionary War is also a model of independence movement in other countries. The French used our revolution as a model of the French Revolution in 1789. The 19th century Latin American countries and the 20th century Vietnam also used our revolution as a model of struggle for independence. The American Revolutionary War has become a guide for other countries that want to gain freedom from other countries. INTRODUCTION: The American Revolutionary War supports global change, influences other countries, brings new perspectives to other countries, and promotes freedom. The Haitian Revolution spreads the ideal of enlightenment on a global scale, stimulating many movements, causing a lot of major changes in Latin America, and bringing changes to the countries. Opening remarks: The revolution made the world a better place. The two revolutions that came to my head are the American Revolution and the Haitian Revolution. The American Revolutionary War supports global change, encourages other countries to move toward change, gives new perspectives to other countries, and promotes global freedom. The Haitian Revolution spread the ideal of enlightenment, stimulated many movements around the world, brought about a change in Latin America and worked so hard that many countries will change But what does the American Revolutionary War mean? Do we mean war in America? The revolution was influenced before the war began. Revolution is a religious feeling that changes people's thoughts and minds, their duties and duties. ... In principle, the fundamental change in opinions, emotions, and people's emotions is a true American revolution. Paul Johnson, Stephen Waldmann and others caused some American revolution to New England 's religious renaissance, big awakening, which started in Connecticut in 1741. Johnson called the great awakening the "American primitive event" of the American Revolution. As far as Adams is concerned, the American revolution has changed our mindset and influenced the positive change of Americans and humans. As it is the revolution of the soul before it is the revolution of the soul, we can f

Edwidge Danticat's "Bone Planting" and Julia Alvarez's Butterfly Age have all heard that this is saying "This is a man's world." Our world manages how the world works in accordance with our views and ideas, but women gracefully yield to this perspective and internalize the patriarchal patriarchic concept. Even with this seemingly natural human faith, there are views that are often hidden and ignored in pursuit of extreme power and superiority. Edwidge Danticat Edwidge Danticat's novel "Bone Farm" symbolic is a magnificent depiction of the relationship between the Haitian and Dominican people under the rule of the massacre by Rafael Trujillo in 1937. The novel develops around several main concepts, birth, death, identity, place, and movement. Each side is represented by an inanimate object. Water, dreams, twins, and masks will make up these symptoms. - Symbolism William Faulkner in "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner uses many iconic meanings in this story. The use of his symbolism has fascinated the reader to the end of the story. Some symbolism is open, some are ambiguous and camouflaged. It is not obvious that Faulkner uses white in this story, but you can see immediately that white represents innocence and youth. Edwidge Danticat's novel "Bone Farm" records the Haitian who fled from the Dominican Republic after the epidemic of the Holocaust and anti-Haitianism. Krik's Edwidge Danticat's short story "Nineteen Thirty-Seven"? KRAK! It also refers to where the Holocaust river separates Haiti from the Dominican Republic and where the hero's grandmother was killed. A letter from the Alvarez archive shows that Edwidge Danticat's novel "The Farming of Bones" (1998) also talked about the violence committed by the Trujillo regime and has acquired a different international political awareness. The novel by historical novel Dandy Carter is the history of the revisionist of the European Holocaust in 1937, which is estimated to have been killed from 10,000 to 30,000 Haitians by Trujillo's orders. It has been deleted for a long time. "Bone planting" criticized the Dominican people by turning their attention to ethnic violence in 1937. I am dissatisfied with the murder recorded in Alvarez's file

Due to groundbreaking judgment of Keck 1, product requirements and sales contracts are distinguished. Due to the impact on market access, the latter is deemed to be outside the scope of TFEU Article 34, and it is forbidden that all measures have the same impact on import quantity restriction 2 among member countries. Although it is explained directly in Procureur du Roi v Dassonville 3, all transactions being carried out by Member States, either directly or indirectly, or potentially as a measure of the comparable effectiveness impeding intra-community transactions It is widely described to rule out rules. The purpose of the Court (ECJ) is to clarify case law 5 after the addition of Article 34. Briefly, free trade means no tariffs and import quotas. This definition is based on the idea that the market is the best way to make consumers get high quality products at the best price and increase the world wealth. The ultimate goal of eliminating tariff barriers and national protection mechanisms is to enable the market to work without restriction. However, with this free trade approach, not all counterparties are equal, not all goods and services are the same. Therefore, in the integrated world economy, the trading definition of free trade no longer exists as service trade dramatically increases and traditional barriers such as tariffs and import quotas are being replaced by new obstacles I will not do. Haiti is a cheap labor cost free market economy and many export products can enter the United States exempt from tax. Its main trading partner is America. Through Haitian hemisphere opportunities through the Partnership Initiative (HOPE) and the Haitian Economic Upgrade Program Encouragement Act (HELP), Haiti can preferentially enter the American market through trade, whereby all fabrics are tax exempt on the US market You can enter. Haiti has an agricultural economy. More than half of the world's vetiver oil (the essential oil used for luxury perfume) comes from Haiti, bananas, cocoa and mango are important export crops. Haiti is also focusing on high-end manufacturing, manufacturing Android-based tablets and current sensors and transformers.

Haiti: Literature lost from beautiful mountains to two main lakes, Azul Lake and Miragon Lake. In the meantime, there are only unpaved roads. The Haitian coastline is the second longest coastline in the Caribbean and the Maryland coastline ("Haiti 2"). Haiti is one-third of Hispaniola and is shared with the Dominican Republic ("Haiti 2"). Because they have rich literature, culture and influence on the world, the world needs to appreciate Haiti highly. The author of Haiti is as famous as now and most people do not know that Ed Widget Danti-Cat was born in a poor family like many Haitians. Professor Riconi: First of all, Haiti is responsible for the specific movements of literature and philosophy. Known as negritude, it has become an important sports among black writers of the 1920s and 1930s. So there will be political events and trends that encourage blacks to resist pretending to be European. However, in 1905 non - European countries defeated Russia, the growth trend of pan - Africanism decided against the more cruel side of colonialism in Europe. All the images of the European countries torn apart during the First World War played a role in the development of black consciousness. However, these incidents do not explain the adoption of a particular racist theory, surrealism, existentialism, and new understanding of African anthropologists in Africa. And creative writers certainly contribute to the development of black people. Haiti is the poorest country in the world in the Western Hemisphere, but the world is grateful to Haiti. This is the first successful worker revolution in the world. Haiti, Spanish, and French slave colonies are "jewels of the Antilles" and are considered to be the most profitable colonies in the world. It has been feeding French for centuries. During the Haitian Revolution the former slave fought against Napoleon, but Napoleon was considered a military genius and led the most powerful army but lost to Haitian rebels.

The end of slavery in the Caribbean finished the Haitian Revolution (1791-1804), the first successful slave uprising in the Caribbean, one of the most important events in the history of the Americas. In addition to the obvious human rights interests of the Haitian Revolution, the country has also experienced some serious recession. From 1783 to 1789, Santo Domingo was the most important sugar producing country in the region, but the economy was completely destroyed by the end of the war, and to this day Haiti once was unable to regain an important economy in the Caribbean did. Status Paradoxically, the abolition of slavery in the Caribbean Sea in Britain and France, and the abolition of slavery in most of the southern part of Spain, the number of slaves and slaves is increasing, not decreasing. Between 1815 and 1860, the American slave population tripled, plantation production tripled. American historian Dale Tomich called this a "second slavery system." Indeed, the historian research network of the US, Brazil and Cuba is studying the modernization of slavery that followed the early and middle period. - By the 19th century 1860, there were 6 million slaves in the Americas, and they produced more than two-thirds of total hemispheric exports. There are at least 40,000 in the United States, 10,000 in Brazil and more than 2,000 in Cuba. In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Caribbean European colonialism became increasingly dependent on slavery cultivation and by the end of the eighteenth century many enshrined islands, enslaved Afro-Caribbeans were in Europe I exceeded my husband far. A total of 1,840,000 slaves arrived in other British colonies, mainly the West Indies of the Caribbean. Since the late eighteenth century, the harsh situation, the constant war between imperialists and the rise in human rights goals led the French Santo Domingo colony to the Haitian Revolution. In 1804, Haiti became the second country in the Americas with an absolute black slave population and leadership, established the Republic with winning European independence.

Introduction The following report explores how far the Dominican Republic has developed from the perspective of economic, social and political development. It should also consider some of the problems that prevent further development of the Dominican Republic. 1 place The Dominican Republic is located in the Caribbean between Hispaniola's Cuba and Puerto Rico and is shared with the West Haiti. The Dominican Republic is 48,442 square kilometers, the second largest country in the Antilles. The fact of the Dominican Republic reveals interesting information about the islands where the Dominican Republic is located. Ispaniola is the second largest Caribbean island after Cuba, with two countries, Haiti and the Dominican Republic. However, the area of ​​Haiti is half of the Dominican Republic, the Dominican Republic is the second largest in the Caribbean (18,700 square miles), crosses Cuba and covers an area of ​​42,000 square miles. Various small islands near the main island, such as Saona and Beata, are also part of the Dominican Republic. Historically, Haiti is richer than the Dominican Republic. However, due to a small portion of the land there are no vacancies in Haiti, farmers in Haiti are encouraged to settle in the border area of ​​the Dominican Republic. Over the years, the Haitian government insisted that residents of Haiti had occupied the territory, especially since 1899, and according to the 1929 Treaty, some towns of Central Espanola are officially Haitian and have an area of ​​4,572 square kilometers . The Dominican census of 1935 showed that 3.6% of the population are Haitian. In 1936, the Haitian government acquired more territory, and the Dominican Republic sent 1,628 square kilometers to Haiti; the following year, the Dominican dictators ordered the Dominican border (Spanish: Dominicanizaciónfronteriza) I carried out a massacre. In 1937, the Dominican dictator Rafael Tolho ordered the execution of the Haitian people living in the Dominican Republic. The parsley genocide known as "El Corte" (cut) in the Dominican Republic lasted about 5 days. The name comes from the assertion that his soldier of Trujillo showed parsley to the suspected Haitian and claimed that "This is what?" The Spanish-speaking Dominican is a Spanish word for parsley ("Perejil") can be pronounced completely. In Haitian Creole, the word parsley is "persil". People who misunderstood "perejil" were considered Haitian and slaughtered. The plan killed 20 thousand to 30 thousand people In 1937, Dominican dictator Rafael Trujo ordered the massacres of Haitians and their descendants living in the northwestern part of Dominica, especially in border areas. Francisco Pierre (90) was born in Lomde Cabrera, Dominican Republic, and his parents were in Dominica and Haiti. When he was ten years old, in October 1937 a man passed by his house and said, "He jumped up to Haiti now that he killed the people in the village." . To date, he lives in Haiti's Ouanaminthe, just a few miles from the border. When he needs to go to the hospital because he is sick, he returned to the Dominican Republic. "The Dominican is scared," he said.

I will write a paper on the impact of today's Haiti on the Haitian Revolution. I am writing the last paper on this topic because I feel that the Haitian Revolution is a blessing and a curse. Today's Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere and is not getting better. I will talk about factors that caused the collapse of Haiti. Reason why Haiti became the first black freed country to become the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere One of the main reasons for the Haitian Revolution is social inequality in Haitian society. Credit •••• karna su sayang saling jaga hati dari orang 2 yang mau ngerusak hubungan kita bisa jaga hati ??? w / @ wahyu_kutuyue @ diianewee @ @ @ irrikoromy. Lagu: near: Carna 's Sayan Cover: aviwkila - karna su · Sayan. TAG PACAR DAN TEMEN LU. Terhibur continues: @berandavidgram @berandavidgram @berandavidgram. I like it & ? TagTemanmu. Do you want to re-release it? Gunakan Tag @berandavidgram Hastag #berandavidgram. Follow Juga Akun 2nd Kami: ? @ serba.viral. # dagelan # IVG comedy # IVGStory # indovidgram # viral # trending Modernization: The French Revolution was born of the idea that the ancient system should be "modernized" according to the principles of rational nations. Modernization has spread to military, administrative systems, and other aspects of French life and has produced effective results. The concept of modernity can be traced back to the revolution. Administrative Reform and Judicial Reform: These reforms continue to be an active legacy of France to date, making the national political system more reasonable and fair for all citizens. Larger freedom and equality make society more elite. The Civil Code is still the basis of French law and affects other European legal systems. Frim and Fluss have made mistakes that everyone made. They forget that our actions are often self-destructive and ironic. In addition to contradiction, when the revolution was burned by a black slave, the Kazakh Revolution was called the parenting enlightenment movement and Frim and Foss constituted their own failure. All waves on continental theories are because Frim and Fluss believe that it will lead people like Jorjani to support the existence of white nationalism and ESP. But unless someone like Frim and Fluss promotes him to a heavyweight advanced intellectual in publications like Jacobin, no one on the left will care about a coincidences theorist. I guess. What is the most important revolution: the Industrial Revolution is the most important revolution in the history of the modern world. That would be one of the biggest factors that changed the old world into the modern vocabulary we live today. Industrial revolution has created innovation that helped society expand and develop at an unprecedented speed. One of the most important innovations is some of the unfavorable working conditions of the early paper mills in the UK, against which Arnold Tonybee "reigns the essence of the industrial revolution" previously governs the production and distribution of wealth Competitive alternative to the media regulations that had been ". His eyes have many elements, including the industrial revolution. The extreme increase in the population must have played a role in this era. Statistics from Tonybee show British population growth

"The fight against good" was written by American anthropologist Mark Schuller who conducted research and field survey on globalization, expansion of NGOs and development of Haiti. Basically, this book reveals Haitian people living in poverty, violence and the destruction and destruction of the recent two earthquakes. This causes many poor people to lose their homes, died due to building collapse, food starvation, and lack of medicines. Schuller's mission is to help Haitian people. Mark Schuller is the author of the book "Goodwill Killing: Haiti, International Assistance and NGO" published by Rutgers University Press in 2010. Schuller has an educational background in anthropology, women's studies, global research. He is currently an assistant professor of anthropology at Northern Illinois University and leadership development at NGO. As a scholar, Schurr has published four books on more than 20 articles and book chapters, documentary and Haiti, NGOs, gender and globalization. Killing with kindness is a good complement to his academic portfolio and is related to Haiti's current NGO news. "The fight against good" was written by American anthropologist Mark Schuller who conducted research and field survey on globalization, expansion of NGOs and development of Haiti. Basically, this book reveals Haitian people living in poverty, violence and the destruction and destruction of the recent two earthquakes. This causes many poor people to lose their homes, died due to building collapse, food starvation, and lack of medicines. - "Strong power brings great responsibility" This sentence correctly evaluates that the more power there is, the greater ability to do good and evil, create beautiful things, or destroy cute things. To have power does not necessarily imply that power is used wonderfully. In the eternal legend of the Lord of the Rings, the two wizards, Salman and Gandalf are full of power. "I just began to kill every way I can kill, that happened, I do not know if I have it," Varnardo Simpson said in a 1982 television interview 15 years ago of suicide. "From cutting shooters, cutting throat, cutting hands, cutting tongue, I was not the only one who did this, and many others did this." Thompson He also landed him. A helicopter that faces a high-level officer and challenges it. He deceived a dozen villagers who were hiding in the sand and tried to kill them with grenades and then called a helicopter gunboat to evacuate. Thompson told his gunner, Colburn and Glenn Andre Ota, who were facing American infantry.

FrançoisDominiqueToussaint L'Ouverture, Letter to the Catalog FrançoisDominiqueToussaint L'Ouverture is a well-known former slave and royal soldier who leads the revolution against French rule at Santo Domingo. The main purpose of Toussaint's French catalog was to remember the French Revolution, to end colonial tyranny by using free and equal words, and to end Santo Domingo (Haiti) slavery. Toussaint strongly urged the abolition of slavery as his letter warned France's catalog not to restore slavery. François-Dominique Toussaint Louverture (French: May 9, 1743 - 7 April 1803), also known as Toussaint L'Ouverture or Toussaint Bréda, is the most famous leader in the Haitian Revolution. His military and political insight saved the harvest of the first Black Riot in November 1791. He first fought against the French for the Spaniards; and from France to Spain and the UK; and finally, to France's Napoleon, Santo Domingo. By 1800 it became Santo Domingo's most prosperous slave colony and became the first free colony society to explicitly reject race as a basis for social status. This survey covers the theme of the Haitian Revolution (1791-1804), a special focus of the revolutionary leader Toussaint L'Ouverture. The problem is as follows. To what extent did Toussaint L'Ouverture's leadership lead to the success of the Haitian Revolution? The two materials used in this survey included the autobiography of Toussaint L'Ouverture and a translation of the book on the Haitian Revolution. Toussaint L'Ouverture's autobiography is a major source of information as it was written by revolutionary leaders throughout his life. L'Ouverture wrote an explanation about the revolution and its role after the 1803 Haitian Revolutionary Prison. This autobiography is important to this survey as it is telling him directly about the explanation of these events and it is important to investigate L '. The role of overture in the revolution

"Macbeth" is one of the most emotional and powerful tragedies of William Shakespeare, with the focus on Macbeth betrayal, power and murder. Originally praised as a fierce warrior, Scottish dictator Macbeth of the 11th century ruled over maliciously and caused civilian riots under the command of Scottish legitimate Malcolm. Macbeth betrayed the faith that King Duncan gave him, and when he was very weak, Macbeth murdered the king during his sleep. After the murder of Duncan, Macbeth 's reason collapsed and the crazy king continued to kill the innocent people including his best friend Banco as an excuse to strengthen his rule. In Haiti, the 14-year rule of the dictator François Duvalier (known as "Dr. Dad") ended in 1971. His 19-year-old son Jean-Claude or "Baby Doctor" took over. Jean - Claude 's rules revealed the department and problems of the Duvalier system, and when the Haiti people tried to explore authoritarianism, such departments and problems brought ongoing disarray. The relationship between Jean-Claude and the wealthy and superficial elite raised questions about his loyalty to farmers who supported his father. He was expelled from Haiti in 1986. In 1991, the emergence of controversial charismatic president Jean - Bertrand Aristide introduced another era in the history of Haiti. The success or failure of Haitian democracy is one of the unresolved problems in today's region. In 1957, François Duvalier also known as "Papa Dock" became president of Haiti and ceased the time of human rights violation, but the country is still recovering. Over the past three decades an estimated 30,000 to 60,000 have been killed and Haiti is governed by Jean-Claude Duvalier, Egyptian son and successor, also known as "Baby Doc". In 1959, François Duvallier founded a paramilitary organization called Tonton Macoute named after the mysterious Haitian character who kidnapped the unfortunate children and put it in for bags for breakfast. Duvalier has licensed more than 10,000 Tonton Macoute organized in 500 departments across the country to fully manage the population. Reporter and author Writer Herbert Gold wrote in "The Greatest Nightmare on Earth": "These are Papadoc and Waffen SS except that the regular uniforms are blue jeans, T shirts, sunglasses and sticks. Brown version or pistol. "Live in Haiti

Daniel Drezner welcomes writing the fourth act of the "Spoiler Alerts" blog. He is a professor of International Politics at Fletcher School of Law at Tufts University, a non resident senior researcher at Brookings Institute, and a zombie expert. Pride, prejudice and zombies (studied as pride + prejudice and zombies) are based on Seth Grahame-Smith 's 2009 novel "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies" imitated by Jane in 1813, the British Rubble in 2016 The historical action is a comedy horror movie. Novel "Pride and prejudice" Austin. The movie was directed by Lee James, Samurai Lee, Jack Houston, Bella Heathcourt, Douglas Booth, Matt Smith, Bar Steers who performed Charles Dance and Lena Hedy. This movie follows a general plot of Austin's original novel, including elements of zombies, horrors, and eschatological novels. Subtypes of zombie movies are different from most terrorist characters and prototypes that have evolved from written works. Zombies (who joined Haitian Voodoo) made their debut on a few American zombie film literature - William Seabrook 's 1929 story, Magic Island. This is the best seller about sensational Haitian folklore that is a New York stage theater. This sensational book details the adventure and encounter of his living dead - the face of dark eyes and expressionless face With the release of George Romero's 1968 movie "The Night of the Dead", the zombies have become the choice monsters for those who want to integrate into social commentary and fear. Since then, people have found a variety of "thinkers" zombies from popular movies after 28 days, from "Death Life: Golden Paffe Ross' Life Novel" to boring horror stories such as Bob. Pearl of finger man. According to the author, even "arrogance, prejudice and zombies" has one advantage: "Austin people are a little like zombies, they live in this privileged bubble no matter what happens in the world I will. "

With the progress of irrigation technologies by French engineers and the spread of sugar, Santo Domingo's French colony became one of the world's largest sugar producing countries. Many slavery Africans have to be forced to provide sugar problems for the colonial sugar harvest effort of manual labor. Repression, violence, inequality (institution similar to caste), and many other difficulties brought strong emotions between Africans and their white masters French. Little is known about the role of François Dominique Dusan Roverl in the Haitian Revolution. According to Philippe Girard, author of "Toussaint Louverture: Revolutionary Life" in 2016, his family is from Allada Kingdom of West Africa. His father, Hippolyte or Gaou Guinou, was once a nobleman. But around 1740, the Daughter empire's party occupied his family and sold to Europeans as slaves. In particular, Hippolyte is sold as a 300-pound shell shell. Louverture was not born in West Africa, but was born in Cap City, Bréda Plantation in Santo Domingo, France on May 20, 1743. Louverture showed the talent of horses and scorpions and left a deep impression on my boss' Bayon de Libertat. He also had veterinary training. His godfather, Pierre Baptiste Simon, may have played an important role in educating him. France is now under the control of Napoleon Bonaparte, arresting Tucson and dispatching large troops to resume slavery. After several weeks of battle, General Charles Lecrec occupied Louvre Tour and banished him to the French Alps. As Toussaint Louverture was disqualified, Napoleon Bonaparte ordered the recovery of slavery in all French colonies of the United States in 1802. Louverture was arrested on an island ruled by France, but France 's victory was short - lived. By 1803 the rebels won, and in 1804 a new independent Haitian Republic appeared. François-Dominique Toussaint Louverture (French: May 9, 1743 - 7 April 1803), also known as Toussaint L'Ouverture or Toussaint Bréda, is the most famous leader in the Haitian Revolution. His military and political insight saved the harvest of the first Black Riot in November 1791. He first fought against the French for the Spaniards; and from France to Spain and the UK; and finally, to France's Napoleon, Santo Domingo. By 1800 it became Santo Domingo's most prosperous slave colony and became the first free colony society to explicitly reject race as a basis for social status.

The relationship between the problematic neighbor, the Dominican Republic and Haiti, can be characterized as a time bomb that may explode at a particular time. The tension between the two countries arises from the long-standing historical, cultural and ethnic differences. Both occupy Hispaniola and share common features, but the hatred between them is deeply rooted in the political and social identity of each state. During the colonial period, Hispaniola Island was divided into two by French and Spanish people, historically important, had an impact on the lifestyle of today's Haitian and Dominican people. The relationship between the Dominican Republic and the neighboring Haiti has become nervous due to the massive Haitian immigration to the Dominican Republic and the citizens of the Dominican Republic condemned the crime and other social problems to increase. The Dominican Republic is an active member of international organizations in French speaking countries. The Dominican Republic has signed a free trade agreement with the United States, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua through the Dominican Republic - the Central American Free Trade Agreement. Through the Caribbean Forum, we signed an economic partnership agreement with the European Union and the Caribbean Community. The fact of the Dominican Republic reveals interesting information about the islands where the Dominican Republic is located. Ispaniola is the second largest Caribbean island after Cuba, with two countries, Haiti and the Dominican Republic. However, the area of ​​Haiti is half of the Dominican Republic, the Dominican Republic is the second largest in the Caribbean (18,700 square miles), crosses Cuba and covers an area of ​​42,000 square miles. Various small islands near the main island, such as Saona and Beata, are also part of the Dominican Republic. I came from the conflict between the Dominican Republic and Haiti, so I chose to talk about the Dominican Republic and Haiti. What is the interpretation of these cultural differences between the two counties that share the same island? How is Taino's Island called Hayo divided into two countries, and there are two different cultures living? I saw the colonial history of Haiti and the Dominican Republic. And it contains answers to these questions. Both countries have a colonial background and it looks like today. I have read and analyzed four different studies that discuss and explain some of the reasons the two countries are very different in education, culture and health.

Policy of the Clinton administration against Haiti's Caribbean countries The theme of this article is the US policy toward the Caribbean countries during the Clinton administration. Topics to be discussed are: refugees, foreign aid, and human rights issues the United States participates for the benefit of the Haitian countries. It will also review the objectives the Clinton administration is about to achieve in Haiti. What is the United Nations and the United States? This report covers the broader issues in the relationship between the US and the Caribbean and does not include extensive discussion on Haiti and Cuba. US policies on these Caribbean countries include CRS report RL 32294, Haiti: concerns of development and US policies since 1991 and current Congress, and CRS report RL 32730, Cuba Republic: the 109th Congress issue Yes. American foreign aid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 AIDS in the Caribbean. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 hurricane disaster support. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Washington Post, April 29, 1994, p. A41 The Clinton administration condemned the public's criticism of Haiti's position and announced it. The new policy calls for Haitian military rulers to resign as the first step to relocate President Jean-Bertrand Aristide. Democratic process, "Political communication", October 1993, pages 331 - 351 Discuss the clues that the news media brought to Americans about the conflict in the Persian Gulf, discuss policies to promote or deter Iraq's invasion of Kuwait ing. The extent to which correspondence is made in a timely and meaningful public debate Yes, Hillary Clinton can not call Haiti a cisshor. However, the Democratic Party's intervention in Haiti and their history of career, their predatory trade policy in the Caribbean, and the practice of the Clinton Foundation's incompetence and imperialist aid are the feelings that they will make Haiti great again Has been minimized. Regarding Haiti, there was a simple exchange at Port-au-Prince last week. This is one of the dislikes most of Democrats. After she suggested signing a foreign alien in the US to join the absentee vote in mid-2018, I interviewed a woman who is a member of Haitian Democratic Overseas Chapter. I asked her if it is important to register if I am a Democrat. Her face got settled, and she made some comments, hoping not to see me at Fox News.

The outward expansion of the US after the civil war was characterized by increased concern for political and military domination in the Caribbean and the Pacific. One of the most important countries in the Caribbean was the French colony St. Dominic, later known as Haiti. The slave revolt brought about the Haitian revolution. Sandmini has become the wealthiest colony in the Western hemisphere including the United States. By the 1880s, Santo Domingo produced about 40% sugar and 60% European coffee, which exported more coffee and sugar than all other colonies in the British West Indies. In the past 200 years, the United States has played an important role in Haitian economic and political activities, and Haiti is a South neighbor. America has refused to recognize Haiti as a 60-year country as a role of trade policy, military occupation, and Jean-Bertrand Aristide expelled from Haiti. Lack of development, Haiti. Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere and its economic and health statistics are comparable to sub-Saharan Africa statistics. The main factor in analyzing the situation in Haiti today is the current and past relationship with the United States. The Haitian immigrants to the United States have five major record periods: the French colonial period; the Haitian Revolution (1791-1803); the American occupation of Haiti (1915-1934); the overthrow of President Aristide (1957-1986 ). 1991) During the 30 years from 1957 to 1986, Haitian experts, middle classes and students took over the islands due to political persecution when François "Papadoc" and Jean-Claude "Baby Dog" Duvalier held power Distant. Haiti seek political asylum or permanent residence in countries such as the United States, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Jamaica, France, the Dominican Republic, French Guiana, Africa and others.

Activity overview South Africa Zulu folk singer singer Khulekani "Mgqumeni" Khumalo died in 2009. A man who claimed to be Cumaro last week appeared in KwaZulu-Natal, home of Kumalo in South Africa. When he talked to thousands of people, he announced his "resurrection", the witch kidnapped him and locked him in the cave with the zombies, so he was forced to sing and drink only the mud It was. It will cause his weight loss) And if he did not run to Johannesburg he might have been a zombie. The same theme continued with the hammer movie "Zombie Infectious Disease" (Gilling, 1966) until the 1960s, and the zombies were slaves and soldiers made by witches. On the same day, zombies were manipulated by higher creatures, but as time went on, the controlled confusion of zombies became less controlled and caused confusion at the end of the world. In the 1960s and 1970s, food (especially the brain) in life became popular. Zombies are no longer slaves, but our own dangers, hungry, slimy, slimy, civilized version, but it has changed a bit. Like Rodriguez 's 2007 planetary terrorism homage, they are the common theme of most Grind House B movies. Landis pointed out that their side of comedy is evident in the movie "zombies can talk", "Return of the Dead" (O'Bannon, 1985). "The police car is surrounded by hungry zombies attacking the two police officers with malice and having fun with their brains. Zombies are an important part of our popular culture. Both are catharsis of human meaning and also a career of social commentary. The word "zombie" comes from Haitian folklore and refers to a body activated by magic. The Haitian slaves of the 17th century worked in a sugary cane plantation in Louisiana, France, facing horrifying lives. Physicalism is based on the success of science in exploring the physical world. According to physicists, we are essentially a complicated arrangement of atoms. Behaviorist, a subset of physicists, only responds to the behavior of other people and maintains even all psychological processes (thinking, desires, etc.). Everyone knows a fictitious zombie, but few people know the fact about zombies. For many people including Haiti, zombies are very realistic. They are not joking; they are seriously worthy of being taken. There are wide beliefs about magic and magic throughout Haiti and the Caribbean, and usually exist in the form of religion such as voodoo and health education. Haitian zombies are said to have been brought back by magical means by Voodoo priests called Bokers and Hornguns by the dead (sometimes controlled). Occasionally zombies are punished (it is said that zombies are used as slave labor in farms and sugar cane farms), but for those who believe there is a possibility of being abused even after death. In 1980 he insisted that mentally ill people were caught as zombie workers for twenty years.

Lack of male image may lead to women's struggle, but it can also motivate her to become an independent woman. In the article "Krik.Krak!", Karima Jeffrey discusses Krik's nine stories. KRAK Because women struggle with all the stories, they are together. "By doing so, the authors show that each story is a complex part of the larger community of Vila Rose, the history of the island, and the wider history of its overseas representatives" (Jeffrey). Born in 1969 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, he emigrated to the United States under the guidance of his parents (taxi driver and textile worker). She is the author of three theaters and seven novels. In 2007 she edited the book and published a memoir of "Brothers, I am dying." Did she announce Krik in 1995? A collection of her only short stories including "A Wall of Fire Rising" which is part of a literary theme and Danticat's private background, Krak! You can find it in "Interview with Edwidge Danticat" in literary analysis. 158 pages Danticat, Edwidge (1969 -) Novelist, short novelist, editor, Edwidge Danticat was born in Haiti and won extensively since her first novel "Breathing, Eyes, Memory" (1994) when she was 25 years old It was. To praise. The best black writer in her generation is one of the few Haitian heritage writers published in English. Danny Carter's novels and short stories highlight the poverty of Haitian life and political corruption, and the specific challenges facing Haitian immigrants in the United States. Edwidge Danticat was born on January 19, 1969 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. When she was two years old, her father moved to the United States to build a house for his family. Danticat's mother was with him in two years, Danticat and her brothers were able to take care of their relatives. "My most lively memories of Haiti" At the end of early childhood, Danica talks as "incident with power outage". When Edwige was 12 years old, she and her elder brother moved to New York and joined with their parents. While traveling between Haiti and the United States, Edwidge Danticat looked back on her parents' emigration from Haiti to New York and left her and her brothers aunt and uncle. She and her brother eventually tried to escape the confusion in Haiti with the parents of New York and her uncle. In NoViolet Bulawayo 's first novel, a small girl named Darling left his poor childhood in Zimbabwe and lived with his aunt from Detroit. There, the life she met was not defined by the total poverty she had grown in Zimbabwe, but it was full of challenges.

Nationalism creates an identity between individuals and the state. Created pride will even overthrow the most controlled regime when citizens unite in desire. During the French Revolution in the late 1700s, France's nationalism increased record-wise. Unfortunately, death and destruction are irrefutable consequences. In the late 1700's, the biggest event allows for the French Revolution to attack Bastille, the ruling created an implementation of Diet, monarchy and fear politics. The French Revolution was a catalyst of the world revolution. The most direct one is the Haitian Revolution. The Haitian Revolution began with former slaves to remove French slave drivers and colonial rule. This is a revolution of people who began with the oppressed majority. This is not the power of bourgeoisie but the people and the people. The revolutionaries were inspired by enlightenment and anti-slavery information from the French Revolution and it did not appear practically. They decided adequately and took weapons against the persecutors. On August 21, 1791 the Haitian slaves got up. They killed their owners and released themselves. In 1792 the revolutionists controlled one third of the island and the French government attempted to give them the abolition of slavery in order to appease their rights and it. This is a victory under the attack of British imperialism. This caused a major part of the revolution Whether it is against it or not, I do not doubt the revolution in progress in the United States in 1776. After that, the French Revolution brought a new dimension to the concept of revolution. The French Revolution also saw that the American Revolution was not a revolution at all. In 1800, he wrote a comparison between French and American Revolutionary Essay on Berlin's Friedrich Goncz (Friedrich Gentz), published in "History Science Journal" (History magazine). He is a sharp observer, all conservatives, he was not suitable to describe the French Revolution, and today is not what they right for them. He was still a way to earn a living for the French Revolution and became secretary of the later Metternich. He thinks that the French Revolution is a bad thing and that the situation is worse than Americans. He believes that the American Revolution is an unobtrusive defense of the established rights of British occupation.

From Haitian Duvalier Rhythm to Difficult Transition from Democracy Haiti is traditionally the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, suffering from poor resource management and elite corruption. Duvalier's rule concentrated the wealth of the Duvalier family and its political ally Duvalier. This is the way that Haiti has managed since independence in 1804. A rich French-speaking elite who governs the oligarchy and dictatorship regime to rule the poor speaks the Creole. The transition to Haiti's strong democracy is important to the United States, as its autocratic history is part of the past, not the future. Strong democratic systems, especially periodic free and fair elections, help keep Haiti's democratic tradition and ensure that Haitian people express their views on governance. Currently, there are democratically elected Presidents who took office on 7 February 2017 in Haiti. The commitment to democracy and the rule of law ensures that human rights and fundamental freedoms are better protected. The stability and predictability of these institutions is important for the sustained economic growth of Haiti and the attraction of necessary foreign investment. In the face of increased inequality and exclusion, Haiti clearly reminds people of vulnerability of election democracy. After the collapse of Duvalier dictatorship in 1986, the vast majority of Haiti's poor people finished the election, but the cycle seems to have collapsed. Today, Haiti is the world's lowest in terms of voter participation. Why do the Haitians lose confidence in election democracy? Of course, the influence of foreign intervention, the repressive limitation of neoliberalism, and the factor of economic stability against democracy have all played a role. The disappointment and betrayal of political leaders who tilted to the left, which consisted of Haiti's former powerful popular movements only exacerbate this indifference. The road to democracy in Haiti was difficult due to poverty, corruption, and devastating earthquakes that struck the country in 2010. The people are dissatisfied with the fact that the government has not improved their daily lives, and the majority of the population including women is almost eliminated from politics. These problems and other problems hurt the public's trust in Haitian democratic system and hinder its effectiveness. Several examples occurred in 2011 when the differences between the Haitian regime and political parties delayed the election until October 2015. International supervisory authorities such as the US National Organization believe that this process has been significantly improved over the previous elections, but the results have been questioned by some people. Observers of Haiti and candidates suspected of fraud. Interim President Jocelerme Privert calls for election reelection in November 2016

Candomble was born in Brazil in the 19th century. This religion is dedicated to its African roots, a name made according to many African religious traditions. This religion is closely related to the African Brazilian religion and the "African elderly style" of Salvador Bahia and Bahia (Murphy). The purpose of Candomble is to reflect the ancestors and to form a link between "kings of Africa and children in Brazil" (Murphy). Vodou, a religion similar to Cuba and Brazil, was born in the colonial era, pretending that slaves are Roman Catholic saints, this is a process called integration process. . Due to the religious integration between Catholicism and Vodou, it is difficult to estimate the number of Haitian vodist. The official language of Haiti is French and Haitian Creole. French is the principal language administratively licensed in writing (and the main language of press), and 42% of Haitians use French. It is spoken by all educated Haitians and is the educational medium of most schools for the commercial sector. It is also used for wedding ceremonies, graduation ceremonies, and church ceremonies. Candomblé is the most famous and traditional African religion in Brazil, its origin derives from the religions of Yoruba and Dahomey in West Africa. In Kandomre, religion - religion (a combination of elements of several religions) combined with elements of Africa and Europe - God is summoned through spiritual possessions of cult fellows. Despite police attacks and other forms of social discrimination over the past few years, Kandomre continues to be successful and continues to be a symbol of vitality in Africa - Brazilian cultural identity. Evaluation: The students have imagined that they are journalists and his work is to study and write 500 words articles on Cuban, Haitian, or Brazilian folk religion from Africa. Let them identify specific African groups related to this religion. At the same time let's pay attention to whether this practitioner of religion is immigrants from Cuba, Haiti, Brazil in New Jersey. Let students imagine that they are the king / head of Africa and that European slaves are required to enslave neighboring African groups. Let me discuss the pros and cons of accepting this proposal. For example, if the king / chief does not accept it, neighboring groups can get guns from Europeans and slave his people. If he accepts, he will depend on slave trade and European guns. He will also allow Europeans to divide Africans and face them.

Depending on family values ​​and the amount of income family members provide to their children, as individuals grow, the personality of the child is decided. Most children raised with broken families and poor families are more likely to commit crimes in later life. According to Robert Rector, "Because of poverty, children of a single parent family are far more likely to commit crimes than children of traditional families." Poverty causes stress. Poverty tends to prevent families from fulfilling important needs and to reduce the presence of parents in their children's lives. By doing this, young people can play the role of parents in the family. This role change called so-called recognition can affect youth's prospects for life and self-awareness. It can force them to make difficult choices and even participate in compromises. Teenagers who grew up in wealthy families do not need to make these hard choices - and they will be convicted of a crime of action when they act One of the main roles of the family in society is to promote an environment in which children can learn positive values, attitudes, behavior, lifelong skills. Parents need to educate their children to be responsible for their choice, teach the necessary life course, and participate in their child's education to participate in their child's research. Values ​​taught and practiced by families may affect the choices the family makes inside and outside the house in the coming decades. Family values ​​are traditionally ideal for learning in the family, and are strengthened within family units. Cross-cultural families' values ​​can vary widely. Among the values ​​of these families are how to grow children, discipline, gender role in family, and how to choose a family. Family values ​​are an important part of Haitian culture and are very important for Haitian people. This is one aspect of my favorite Haitian culture. For all Haitian families, regardless of any class Families are the foundation of life, the foundation for people to learn while growing. Family values ​​educate how the world and people should cooperate. The role of gender is the root of family. The father is the head of the family, and the mother is the family's responsibility. The role of men and women is not affected by family values, male and female roles are simply prejudiced under a special name. The role of gender transforms people into forms that other people want

Haitian Haitian Revolution is the most fascinating rebellion in history. After many years of oppression, the black race overcame the dominant white race without gun aid and other technical warfare. In his own words, this book points out that the roots of the Haitian Revolution clearly show that it is an exercise that includes "mass wisdom and common sense". A group of blacks has reached a consensus that human sacrifice is a small price for freedom. But when you come to Haiti, Haiti is the poorest country in our hemisphere. Earthquakes and hurricanes attacked Haiti. Bill and I have tried to help Haiti for many years. Following the devastating earthquake and all the terrible problems that occurred there, the Clinton Foundation gathered $ 30 million to help Haiti. Trump: I would like to mention one. Trump Foundation, a small foundation. People contribute, I will contribute. Money is 100% - used by various charities including 100% many military forces. I did not get anything. I will not buy a boat. I will not buy an airplane. What happens - money spent on them Bill Clinton was responsible for the recovery of the Haitians following the 2010 earthquake. This is not only the funds of the Clinton Foundation but also the huge Clinton Bush Haitian Foundation, wasteful US government funds, and international aid fund. Impact Haiti's total collection is estimated to be between $ 10 billion and $ 50 billion. Whether it is a charity fund or a government-funded fund, less than 1 cents per dollar of these dollars will be used for anything good for Haitians. VICE's HBO show Haiti's money pit recorded in 2015 Despite collecting billions of dollars in Haiti after the earthquake eight years ago, people in Haiti did not notice this situation and lacked development. An example of the protest action in 2015 is "...... Haitian activists protested outside the Clinton Foundation in New York, protesting that the temporary Haitian reconstruction committee claimed that management of hundreds of millions of Clinton taxpayers is poor "The poison blew up freely to solve the contradiction confronted by so-called" people of Haiti "and" countries of Africa ". We are alone! The poverty we face in Africa where Haiti and other African people live is directly linked to slavery and attacks on Africa. There are no places where people in Africa suffer from the most serious poverty (excluding imaginary Wakanda) because of 600 years of attacks in Africa and ongoing exploitation by neo-colonialism.

The Voodoo teaching in Haiti states: Exposure to my voodoo is an attractive lifestyle. Since living in Haiti in the early 1980s, certain drums in my mystery aroused my interest. Their melodies and rhythms seem to consume the moist air of the night. The life in Haiti is quite different from the life in the USA, the Western way of thinking seems a bit odd but you can feel the spirit of almost every aspect of Haitian life. White zombies obviously caused the greatest fear of Voodoo in the United States and changed the spiritual belief system into a horror theme. Haiti is a primitive and chaotic place, magic and zombies. Western religion, the ultimate tradition of marriage is bound by the dark magic of the world not civilized. In Ouanga (1936), a female Haitian farmer owner fell in love with a white male and used Voodoo to summon two black zombies that caught that male fiancé as a Voodoo ceremony. Her plan ultimately failed and she was annoyed by the "noble" black servants. I walked the zombies (1943). So a white nurse went to the Caribbean and had a series of wild primitive illusions about zombies to explore the psychological fear of voodoo. The key to understanding the relationship and interaction between Catholicism and Voodoo is the fusion of two belief systems. Children born in rural homes are usually baptized twice, once in Voodoo and once in Catholic church. Voodoo teaches a lot. It means the attitude towards life and death, the concept of the ancestors and later generations, and the recognition of individuals and the power to dominate their activities. People who practice Voodoo dominate the laws and powers of the universe and believe in the Pantheon of the representing gods. In this pantheon, there are the supreme gods, gods gods, Loa of hordes of small gods, and twins known as Marasa. Twins are considered to have special powers to offer them special service once a year. Public religions are Roman Catholics (75%) and Voodoo (70%), and most Haitian practice. Voodoo is a private religion, represented by a series of complex ritual pictures, songs and dances. This is an African religion and is not contradictory to the general belief in Christianity. There is a Protestant minority. One of the first places Columbus landed in the magnificent voyage of 1490 was Hispaniola. This island is known as Santo Domingo and is currently split between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Columbus became the first governor of Santo Domingo. The Araqu Indians were quickly and brutally replaced by the Spaniards. And they used the island as a base to begin their conquest of the Caribbean and Central America. At the end of the sixteenth century, Spanish European competitors began to challenge its dominance on the island, and in 1697 the Spaniards handed over the western half of the island to France.

Imperialism portrays the entire continent, destroys the ancient culture, drives out millions of people from their ancestral home, and created a repressive system to suppress the Third World countries. In his book 'Unconservative commitment', author John Issbest points out as follows. "Imperialism formed the today's third world" This sentence is the third world itself is the consequence of imperialism itself. The best way to prove how imperialism works is from colonization. The European empire spreads around the world using this method and strategically expands its power. Faced with it: Empire The United Kingdom is probably the only ugly and dirty system, except for Amerikkka. From the humble beginning as a feudal wetland to the terror of centuries in the Americas, Africa, and Asia, today's neoliberalism has fallen into isolationism and helpless anger, and the era in which Britain itself was not a monument There was no greediness. Inhumanity of inhuman and white supremacists. Through all these, the army of the British Empire is doing dirty work. Corruption is common in all governments, particularly highly authoritarian regimes, and customs that can not be measured in Haiti. Since 1804, the elite has utilized the position in the government to gather Haitian wealth and power for themselves. The little wealth that this country has is operated with this elite. It is foreign governments, humanitarian organizations and religious organizations trying to help people who are suffering from Haiti. During the so-called 182 freedom, Haitian elites and government officials repeatedly opened the majority of their wealth for their own purposes. Haiti is recognized as persuasive and social practice because it faces an incredibly difficult task of dealing with such established corruption.

Skeleton Breeding of Edwidge Danticat talks about the culture brought by this book. You focus on Latin American culture, especially Dominica / Haitian culture. When I read this book, in addition to many ways of telling her sentences and characters' way of talking, they often say a clear distinction from what you listen in an ordinary American language. They will constantly infer what they are talking, not what they are talking directly. Edwidge Danticat Edwidge Danticat's novel "Bone Farm" symbolic is a magnificent depiction of the relationship between the Haitian and Dominican people under the rule of the massacre by Rafael Trujillo in 1937. The novel develops around several main concepts, birth, death, identity, place, and movement. Each side is represented by an inanimate object. Water, dreams, twins, and masks will make up these symptoms. - Symbolism William Faulkner in "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner uses many iconic meanings in this story. The use of his symbolism has fascinated the reader to the end of the story. Several symbols are open, some are ambiguous and camouflaged. It is not obvious that Faulkner uses white in this story, but you can see immediately that white represents innocence and youth. This paper by Jessica Petit-Frere entitled "Agriculture as a Person of Social Activities" has been approved in terms of style and knowledge and will be submitted to you for judgment. We read this paper and recommend approval. Shimage, MariaClá¡. Woodia. "Do not forget what has been forgotten: Edwidge Danticat's political literary performance in bone agriculture." Anaisdo Simp 3 sio Internacional Literatura, Critica, Cultura V: May 2011, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. EstudosLiterá Rios, na Juras de Fora Federal University, Darandina Reviste Electronica, 2011. Print Edwidge Danticat and Shadows: Skeleton breeding as a social activist Jessica Petit-Frere Florida International University, jpeti003 @ fuouedu

Despite the constant inflow of international financial aid, the recurrence of natural disasters, riots and political uprisings has hindered its main focus on educational reform. More than 50% of school-aged children still can not access basic education through public schools. In addition, most teachers in Haiti are qualified to have such a status and do not receive adequate education. Existing Haitian schools are not yet well assembled with concrete blocks, metal roofs and coconut leaves. After the catastrophic earthquake that hit Haiti 's Port - au - Prince, problems related to the stability of the country' s future have emerged. The estimated number of casualties is estimated to be from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands, but the estimated magnitude and variance indicates that the earthquake caused damage and confusion. As Haitian people begin to rebuild their lives and the long and difficult work of that country, we must ask how such impacts will affect potential political and social stability It will not. For years, stability has been a buzzword for Haiti and provides reasons for international intervention and Haitian elite decision. However, even if priority is given to stability of the economy rather than democracy, the lives of the poor are not improved, but on the contrary the continuation of the current situation is guaranteed. Pierre Esperance, one leader of Haitian's largest human rights group, told me, "I hope to keep a stable state and not improve people's lives." Elections are held to create a democratic appearance that masks inequality of the people. The former ambassador said: "It is no doubt that money is flowing to Haiti." The problem now is that people who really want to vote are Haitian people or the international community. "Frankly, I say the international community will do this." But when you come to Haiti, Haiti is the poorest country in our hemisphere. Earthquakes and hurricanes attacked Haiti. Bill and I have tried to help Haiti for many years. Following the devastating earthquake and all the terrible problems that occurred there, the Clinton Foundation gathered $ 30 million to help Haiti. Trump: I would like to mention one. Trump Foundation, a small foundation. People contribute, I will contribute. Money is 100% - used by various charities including 100% many military forces. I did not get anything. I will not buy a boat. I will not buy an airplane. What happens - money spent on them

Haiti is in the western hemisphere below the equator. The state of Haiti is the western half of the Hispaniola island in the Caribbean. The Dominican Republic is in the east of Haiti sharing the same island. The capital city of Haiti is Port-au-Prince. Haiti is not a big country, but its population does not exceed 10 million people. People in Haiti speak French, Haitian Creole speak French. In recent years, natural disasters have caused harm to the environment and people of Haiti. Haiti has experienced many traumas, especially in coastal areas. Haiti Haichi has always focused on exporting Haitian immigrants and pursuing better lifestyles. This situation can be traced back to decades, but the number has dramatically increased in recent years. In fact, the number of Haities who fled Haiti in the early 1990s far exceeded the record for the previous year. Between 1972 and 1979, 8,000 to 10,000 Haitian people arrived in the USA. Comparing this number with 14,443 Haitians who were intercepted more than a century ago since September, Haiti was hit by cholera. The incidence of cholera rapidly reaches the rate of epidemic diseases, the number of deaths is rapidly increasing, there are few options. The Haitians, and those trying to help them, are shocked by the sick uprising that has been absent for decades, are disappointed and even angry. There are some assumptions about the cause of Haitian cholera, but there are still some problems. Cholera is one of the main problems faced by Haiti, and its recurrence is mainly caused by Haitian poor health system. After the cholera epidemic in Haiti in October 2010, the peacekeeping force assisted the country after causing a devastating earthquake in that area. Infections have continued since the first epidemic and are questioning whether Haiti has established a cholera environment. Environment reservoirs are the source of the environment and bacteria can survive during the onset of the disease. There is evidence that cholera conditions for installing environmental reservoirs in Haiti are appropriate. Establishment of environmental protection zone will eradicate disease from Haiti and make it almost impossible to increase the possibility of disease transmission in neighboring countries.

AIDS and management at Paul Farmer: The content of Haiti and responsible geography was very boring from the beginning. I was sleeping literally, while reading. But it drew my interest and it began in the middle; I found this book particularly interesting. Before reading this book, I do not know who is guessing except the title, what I am doing, but everything is explained in the title. This is about what the title actually says. America blames Haiti against AIDS and vice versa. In his excellent book "AIDS and accusations: Haiti and geographical accusations," Dr. Paul Farrer says that Haiti is a victim of Western people (Americans and Europeans), HIV in their major urban areas It clearly shows that we are spreading other diseases. On the contrary, Mr. Trump mistakenly asserted that he said "Haitians have AIDS every few months". This is the same harmful lie as white supremacists have spread to Haiti for decades. According to Dr. Farmer's survey, I worked at the Donald Medical Center in Downtown New York State University Brooklyn, which was the center of the population of Haiti in the late 1990s. Many highly trained medical professionals devoted to meeting the medical needs of 6 million Brooklyn people in Haiti and other Caribbean countries. They are color blind in patient care, and are very professional. When Paul Faller graduated from Duke University at the age of 22, he did not know whether he wanted to be an anthropologist or a doctor. So he went to Haiti. As a student, Paul was absorbed in the island country after seeing many Haitians at a local immigration camp. Paul used to being a strong face of life once, but he grew up with eight families. And the person lived in the changed school bus and parked in a boat house moored at the mouth later. But he observed at the immigration camp and learned from the talks with Haitian immigrants that they seemed to be pastoral in their childhood. In the 1980 's, my family moved to Miami from the world' s first Black Republic of Haiti. At that time, the Haitians were part of the "4 club" organization that had been condemned to spread AIDS: hemophilia patients, heroin regulars, homosexuals, Haitian. But my family leaves Haitian Duvalier dictatorial regime trying to create a better life for children without fear of violence, persecution, or lack of access to education. My sister and I were born in Miami, Florida This place is famous for the beach in the south, with warm weather, high palm trees, and yellow evergreen leaves. I grew up in a nuclear family: my father is a doctor, my mother is an accountant, and my sister is a graduate of Harvard University. We are taught to speak the correct English

In today's society, human gender is not necessarily an explanation for that person's sex, so it is very important to express the sex to be expected. The concept of "performance" is highly convincing because a series of actions specifying women or men must be performed frequently. Interestingly, and obviously, "behavior" resulting from identifying a woman and her woman is different from the behavior that distinguishes men from their men. Currently, men are always asked to confirm their masculinity and to confirm. Like the poet Lyonel Trouillot wrote about ash, I will forgive the smog I saw during work in the morning. I am ambitious as I have abandoned most of my cultural life, and eventually I do not like it, so this is the city. My architecture and urbanism are rare. I, J. I can only speak to a studio museum designed by Max Bond and I can only say that David Adjaye is a new architect here. David Adjaye is an African who grew up in Europe. New York City is designed for business in Northeast America and its modernist culture. Therefore, it is big, well built, beautiful at its highest, and very serious about its business. Due to delays in negotiations and ongoing street protests, the international community strictly controls failures. In the past 10 years, Haitian poet Lyonel Trouillot explained, "All political decisions in Haiti were behind this nebula that is actually known as the international community." I am in the country with the support of America, France and other countries. The UN forces that were in charge of the epidemic of cholera issued nearly 10,000 deaths and many cases of sexual abuse have been condemned by many Haitians but by many international actors and Haitian economic elite It is considered a political necessity. Use billions of dollars for this mission with mission including political stability and security This memorial also offers the opportunity to show how historical memory can be used for political purposes. A monument is a way for society to use history to shape the future. Haitian anthropologist Trouillot wrote that the monument silenced the ignoring event and filled the silence with the story of the power of the event they celebrated. The museum exhibitions called attention to their silence and let the monuments talk about suppression. This will help you to understand the American memorial landscape. It will help visitors understand how history is being formed and used.

Why does the US reject more democratic government as a smaller government? Because this country is either a monarchy or an oligarchy. The federation has collapsed and two cases show this; Spain (dating is necessary) and Shei's Treaty rebellion failed. If the founder's father did not mediate, the United States will be demolished. How can the father of the founder save the alliance and "to defend the freedom of self and future generations"? The need for the constitution arises from the problem of the federal provision, which establishes a "strong alliance of friendship" between states and gives the bulk of the power in the Congress. But this authority is very limited - the central government is doing diplomacy, war, setting weight and measures, and is the ultimate arbitrator of conflicts between states. What is important is that it can not raise funds on its own and is entirely dependent on the funds needed to operate the state. Each state sent a delegation consisting of 2 to 7 members to Congress. And they voted for the group voted for each state. However, unanimous voting is necessary for any result determination, which leads to paralysis and ineffectiveness of the government. Each province has its own constitution based on its own history and needs. The national constitution is similar to the national constitution, but the law enacted by the state should not conflict with the national constitution and national law. I studied the government of New Jersey and compared it with the central government. The New Jersey Government, like the United States Government, is divided into three divisions. These three departments are legislative, administrative and justice. Legislative power belongs to both the government and the Haitian National Assembly. Because the government is united, the central government delegates authority to various departments without constitutional consent. On March 29, 1987, the Constitution of Haiti established the existing structure of Haitian political system. Haitian politics is controversial: Haiti has suffered 32 coups since independence. Although Haiti is the only country where the slave revolution succeeded in the Western Hemisphere, it included a long-term repressive history of the dictator - François Duvallier and his son Jean-Claude Duvalier. Since the inauguration of the country, France, the United States and other Western countries have repeatedly interfered with the politics of Haiti, sometimes by either request. They have a lot of debts on international financial institutions

Haiti is the country that succeeded in treason for the first time in human history (Interesting fact of Haiti). Haitian geography, history, people, lifestyle, and society are all very interesting topics. Geography There are many interesting and beautiful terrains in Haiti. It is located in the western part of Hispaniola. The Dominican Republic is its neighbor. Haiti is two thirds of the mountain. Other parts of the country have many beautiful valleys, steep plateaus, and great plain. Today, if you look at the list of countries that are growing coffee, you may not find Haiti. Considering that the former colony of Haiti was the world's largest coffee producer over 200 years ago, it is shocking. The story of a small place I used to sell half of the world's coffee from these lists, I am talking about a lot of pages. However, the current hardships of this country are more closely related to the US government than the daily Haitian people. What we need to clarify is that the Haitian countries and their leaders have killed their people forever without completely destroying them. But in the history of Haiti, the United States also refused to first recognize or trade the Second Free Republic of the New World - the First Free Black Republic of the Successful Slave Revolution. When the Haitians were shot because they were hired by a chain gang and tried to escape, it included the occupation of the US Marine Corps for twenty years. On the day of 1804, Haiti became the first independent black dominant republic in the modern world. At the end of the Haitian Revolution it was one of the most successful slave revolts in history. The Haitian revolutionaries have pressured the people of Haiti with slavery and French colonial rule and stimulated African people around the world, especially those still in slavery. This shows how Haiti affects the hearts of others around the world. Haiti is the only country different from independence. However, all countries in Haiti, the United States and France aim at independence through physical or linguistic history. After independence, Haiti announced that any slave who arrives at the coast of Haiti will be free and free from becoming a white landlord. Haiti provided financial assistance to the struggle for independence in South America and support to Simon Bolivar (although he has finished slavery in a new and independent country, Bolivar is the European I cooperated with power). Since independence, Haiti has been under imperialism. Because America invaded the puppet government. In 2003, former Haitian president Jean - Bertrand Aristide requested France to pay Haiti $ 21 billion (90 million Franc for Haiti) to win independence. A few months later in 2004, President Aristide was told abduction by the Central African Republic with the help of the United States, Canada, and the French government, forced to resign and was unable to return to Haiti.

Activity overview South Africa Zulu folk singer singer Khulekani "Mgqumeni" Khumalo died in 2009. A man who claimed to be Cumaro last week appeared in KwaZulu-Natal, home of Kumalo in South Africa. When he talked to thousands of people, he announced his "resurrection", the witch kidnapped him and locked him in the cave with the zombies, so he was forced to sing and drink only the mud It was. It will cause his weight loss) And if he did not run to Johannesburg he might have been a zombie. The same theme continued with the hammer movie "Zombie Infectious Disease" (Gilling, 1966) until the 1960s, and the zombies were slaves and soldiers made by witches. On the same day, zombies were manipulated by higher creatures, but as time went on, the controlled confusion of zombies became less controlled and caused confusion at the end of the world. In the 1960s and 1970s, food (especially the brain) in life became popular. Zombies are no longer slaves, but our own dangers, hungry, slimy, slimy, civilized version, but it has changed a bit. Like Rodriguez 's 2007 planetary terrorism homage, they are the common theme of most Grind House B movies. Landis pointed out that their side of comedy is evident in the movie "zombies can talk", "Return of the Dead" (O'Bannon, 1985). "The police car is surrounded by hungry zombies attacking the two police officers with malice and having fun with their brains. Zombies are an important part of our popular culture. Both are catharsis of human meaning and also a career of social commentary. The word "zombie" comes from Haitian folklore and refers to a body activated by magic. The Haitian slaves of the 17th century worked in a sugary cane plantation in Louisiana, France, facing horrifying lives. Physicalism is based on the success of science in exploring the physical world. According to physicists, we are essentially a complicated arrangement of atoms. Behaviorist, a subset of physicists, only responds to the behavior of other people and maintains even all psychological processes (thinking, desires, etc.). Everyone knows a fictitious zombie, but few people know the fact about zombies. For many people including Haiti, zombies are very realistic. They are not joking; they are seriously worthy of being taken. There are wide beliefs about magic and magic throughout Haiti and the Caribbean, and usually exist in the form of religion such as voodoo and health education. Haitian zombies are said to have been brought back by magical means by Voodoo priests called Bokers and Hornguns by the dead (sometimes controlled). Occasionally zombies are punished (it is said that zombies are used as slave labor in farms and sugar cane farms), but for those who believe there is a possibility of being abused even after death. In 1980 he insisted that mentally ill people were caught as zombie workers for twenty years.

On October 12, 1972, Christopher Columbus's first colonialism against "Dominican Republic" was "discovery". Ernesto Sagas and Orlando Inoa proposed interactions in their work "Dominican people: the history of documentaries". The confrontation between these two conflicting cultures was proved to be far from equality: the American Indian stone age culture was unparalleled by European military technology, Dominican Republic "(Inoa pg. The Dominican Republic is unique from the point that it came from Haiti who did not come from colonial power, but reigned the entire Hispaniola Island for 22 years in the early 19th century. However, the Dominican Republic has won a second independence - in 1865 after the recovery of the war in Dominica, Haiti helped the Dominican Republic fight Spain. A monument near the border of the capotillo town of Dominica will celebrate the beginning of the war. Regino Martinez, pastor of the Jesuits based in Djabon, a town in the Dominican border town, believes that the dialogue on the Holocaust in 1937 will also support the Dominican - Haitian relationship today. He participated in the annual memorial of the Dassan Temple massacre called "Light Border" organized by international scholars and activists, including many Dominican and Haitian Americans. Haitian Domon colony became a refugee group of survivors of the Holocaust in 1937 who escaped Haiti from the Dominican Republic. Today, many residents are descendants of survivors. Haitian vodou religious believers wore a parade of the town, and wore ceremonial costumes. Vodou is seen as a symbol of pride in the country of Haiti. The Dominican Republic secretly spreads religious varieties, especially in rural Afro Dominican Republic, but rarely in public. During the Trujill era, the Republic of Dodomy prohibited the use of vodou The Dominican (Spanish: Dominicon) is a people with ethnic relations with the Dominican Republic. Dominica was historically the captain of the captain of General Santo Domingo and has been retained even after the independence of the country. Most Dominican people live in the Dominican Republic, but there are also big Dominican people mainly in America and Spain. The National Bureau of Statistics of the Dominican Republic estimates that the population of the Dominican Republic in 2016 was 10.2 million people

On the campus of an American university, students are involved in the phenomenon of increasing numbers of humans and zombies. This game began at Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland in 2005 and has since since joined the virus to more than 650 universities throughout the United States. We held a campus event for two weeks at the campus of South Indiana University. Activities classified as popular games such as "Assassin" and "Street War" are not only popular on university campuses. Man has focused on undead for a long time. The history of zombies is a global phenomenon. In general, our society grew to love zombies, and today it is nearly $ 6 billion industry. This idea is sustained through time, geography, culture, and ready to welcome the information era. There, we can not wait to move all the best zombie movies ... HD Zombies (Haitian French: Zombies, Haitian Creole: Zombies) are imaginary undead creatures created by the resurrection of human corpses. Zombies are most commonly seen in horror and fantasy types. This term comes from Haitian folklore, zombies are corpses resurrected in various ways, the most common being magic. The modern description of the resurrection of the dead does not necessarily include magic, but often quotes scientific fictitious methods such as carrier, radiation, psychosis, vector, pathogen, scientific accident. In the world of science fiction, the undead is dead, but vampires, zombies, or other living things have come alive. The business world has its own undead version. It is a product that is on the market at the time of arrival, or a product that still exists in the market but actually does not exist. These are products that the company should never launch - an answer to a question that no one asked, or a wrong answer to the correct question. Segway Personal Transporter is one of the most famous undead items. Sales in the first fiscal year (2001) were far below the inventor's 50,000 units. Moving on the sidewalk seems to be an attractive way, but the price is too high, the price of each scooter is between $ 3,000 and $ 7,000. More importantly, Segway does not solve the needs of so many people, at least that inventor (Dean Kamen) thinks.

According to Paul Touloute, humans have tried to investigate this invisible world since their creation. These desires have led to many religious and philosophical trends that are the cause of many religions all over the world. Vodou, one of the religions, is a major religion of people who are usually written as Voodoo, developed in Haiti and adopted the tradition of importing slaves into Africa. To investigate the beliefs of Vodou and to better understand the religion, Karen McCarthy Brown was absorbed in the relative relationship between Alourdes Macena and those extended Vodou families. Vodou is a religion which is mainly practiced in Haiti. Vodou means 'spiritual' or 'god' in the Fon language of West Africa. Originally the underground religion, Vodou secretly carried out by slave Africans who were taken to Santo Domingo now known as Haiti and forced to convert to Catholic by French colonialists it was done. The combination of Catholic faith and African religious beliefs resulted in the integration of Wordu's religion. In Wadu, the basic idea is that everything is spiritual. Like Catholicism, Voddu is a monotheism whose name is Bondi by God. Vodou does not have a central leader or hierarchy. Rituals and beliefs are mostly verbal and are conveyed through religious family practices. Vodou's rituals and traditions are centered around the community and often offer advice to others through the spirit of Lwa. The idea of ​​voodoo doll was born in medieval Europe but was called "lift valve". Western media have many popular misunderstandings about Haiti's Wardows. Several generations of Hollywood colonists and filmmakers have confused this religion with infidels and mistakenly call their name "voodoo" - widely used to refer to Haitian history now The cultural range of Vodun in West Africa. The Voodoo of Louisiana State is a legend of Haitian in the United States. In the era of Atlantic slave trade, Haitian Vaudoo was introduced and integrated with the Catholic and French culture of South Louisiana. Basically, this religion is a later version of Vodou, which has a stronger relationship with folklore and Hoodoo. And it is similar to Vodou and Voodoo, but it is not. When it comes to Christianity, it is somewhat similar to Protestant and Lutheran; the same general view, different habits, rules and stories. Voodoo in Louisiana can trace the origins of voodoo dolls, but this icon is like media manipulation rather than actual manipulation, exaggerating appeal, but in general Is not used.

The Nanking Massacre assessed and discussed the importance of the Nanking Massacre. Many atrocities occur in the victims of millions of innocent people during World War II and there are clearly many atrocities Nanjing is the worst thing in the world as well as East Asia. The Auschwitz concentration camps killed more than one million Jews, but the Nanjing massacre was only a fraction of it, only 300 thousand people. Despite the terrible Nanjing massacre 70 years ago, its history was rarely buried like many dead at that time. The Nanjing massacre (also known as Nanjing Rape) was part of the Second Sino-Japan War and later became part of World War II. The war involved the Republic of China to protect the invading Japanese army. Unfortunately, because of the civil war between the Communist Party and the Kuomintang, China was weakened, so it was easy to be invaded. The Nanjing massacre shows a negative element of human nature and it depicts Japan's barbaric behavior in Asia and should be taught at school. During the Nanjing massacre in the early days of the Second China-Japan War, the Japanese murdered the Chinese against masses. Bradley Campbell expressed the Nanking Massacre as massacres. Despite success and certain results, the Chinese were unilaterally killed by the Japanese after fighting the city. In 1937, the Dominican dictator Rafael Tolho ordered the execution of the Haitian people living in the Dominican Republic. The parsley genocide known as "El Corte" (cut) in the Dominican Republic lasted about 5 days. The name comes from the assertion that his soldier of Trujillo showed parsley to the suspected Haitian and claimed that "This is what?" The Spanish-speaking Dominican is a Spanish word for parsley ("Perejil") can be pronounced completely. In Haitian Creole, the word parsley is "persil". Those who misunderstood "perejil" are considered Haitian and slaughtered

In America today, African-Americans have a large population. There are several ethnic groups in this population. Another ethnic group similar to African-Americans is the Dominican. Not only are they ethnic minorities, they are also very similar. Dominican and African Americans are from Africa, but their slave owners divide them into two different cultures. African Americans are American African slaves, Dominican are Spanish African slaves. Most black Dominican people are descendants of Spanish-speaking slaves imported into the country, but there are also two English-speaking African American communities. Samana is an American and a cocolo. A Samana American from Samana Peninsula is a descendant of a free slave from the United States who entered under the rule of Haiti in 1824. Dominican Republic's largest native native speaker. Noticing their unique traditions, communities and their unique culture, they call themselves Samana Americans and distinguish themselves from other Dominican people called "Los Angeles American Samana" by their Dominican brothers. Its largest African population comes from Haiti and is the country's largest immigrant community with over 800,000 people based on several estimates. Some black supporters and anti-Haitian supporters no longer claim a black ancestor, emphasize their African tradition by expressing themselves as Indians, there are black Dominican people who are culturally self-declared I will. BlasJiménez, a scholar, writer and poet of African-American Dominican leader, led the fight against this ideology, asked for the identity of the black people and respect the Haitian brothers and sisters. The most successful African-American Dominican Republic's politician is leader of the former mayor of Santo Domingo, Penagomes, and Left Left Dominican Republic Revolutionary Party (Partido Revolucionario Dominicano, or Pearl River Delta). Gomez was unable to win the president three times as a strong opposition to US intervention in the United States. He may have been dismissed in the election due to the 1994 election fraud. In his political career, Pena Gomez faced openly anti anti-Haitian white racial discrimination and refused to condemn Due to the long and complicated relationship between the Dominican and their powerful African heritage, Dominican music in Africa is a conservative secret, a 31-year dictatorship by Rafael Trujo who actively persecuted the country's Africa It will be further affected by the regime. A cultural expression pursuing Europeanization of this country. Even though I play Afro Dominican music everyday, it is rarely discussed openly - it's almost taboo

Result statistics: 250,570 children under the age of 18 who were directly or indirectly affected by the earthquake, 300,572 injured, the total loss due to the earthquake was 7.8 billion dollars - the physical loss was 4.3 billion dollars, the economic loss was About 3.5 billion dollars - About 120% of Haitian gross domestic product (GDP) in 2009 is destroyed by 60% of the government, administration, economic infrastructure, parliament and judicial organizations Source: Haitian UN Special Envoy Report 2010 10 Monday 1 Haiti: Haitian government of the power government, little financial resources and lack of funds Haiti began working for Hayti for the first time nearly 100 years ago and is now the largest country office funded by CMMB. After the 2010 earthquake, Dr. Dianne Jean-Francois, director of CMMB Haiti, instructed the CMMB team to quickly mobilize aid within hours of a catastrophic disaster. The CMMB was able to donate 50 million dollars in cash and physical products to support people affected by the earthquake at Haiti. All CMMB national offices are working to expand access to health care to support maternal and child health, especially in the most alienated and distant communities, but each country heals the patient and sends it to the poor I am facing the unique challenge of serving. All five offices have established strong partnerships with national and local government health agencies. In any country, the approach based on CMMB beliefs is sympathized with many medical experts. After Haiti was destroyed by the earthquake in 2010, guitarists, activists, and Len Wood and I started a poetry music tour called "Amen to You: Haitii Rebuild". I am performing in the middle. We later recorded a wonderful melody decoration on my 3rd CD "Soul of the Spirit" with infamous Moy Eng. Currently, in collaboration with the National Art Foundation (VONA), we recommend donating 99 cents and receiving a copy of Oman: Haiti Reconstruction that can be downloaded. Revenue is used to support partners' efforts in MSF and Ministry of Health. Well, rescue activities in Haiti today and tomorrow. VONA is a non-profit New Jersey company 501 (c), so donations can be tax exempt.

It affected 3 million people, leaving 1 million homes lost, injuring 250 thousand people and robbing the precious lives of 170 thousand innocent victims. The cause of this disaster may not be fully understood, but other conclusions can be drawn by analyzing the information we can get. These victims in Haiti need help and will last long. The victims of the Haiti earthquake deal with many devastating consequences including property damage and economic difficulties, but they also benefit from good impact: aid from the surrounding world is in trouble We gathered to help those who are. Donald John Trump and Hilary Rodham Clinton are reckless traffickers that are threatening the southern part of the whole world. Both pose a threat to the survival of the world. As much as the playing cards, the victims of Haiti, Honduras, Iraq, Libya, Palestine and Syria's Clinton were all indicted and once again led to a drones reconnaissance plane, cluster bombs and white phosphorus. "Clinton's policies have exercised and will have a terrible violent impact on women living in most areas of Iraq, Palestine, Iran and the Middle East if Clinton accepts her actions. Will make the basic needs of food and human being less accessible in most areas, women will have less opportunities for reproductive health and autonomy, and violence and militarization will increase. Information available to us These victims of Haiti need help and last a long time. The victims of the Haiti earthquake deal with many devastating consequences including property damage and economic difficulties, but they also benefit from good impact: aid from the surrounding world is in trouble We gathered to help those who are. The physical damage suffered by Haiti was the first devastating result of the earthquake. Haiti, a small island in the Caribbean, is a victim of strong natural disasters such as hurricanes, tropical storms and earthquakes, and has a huge impact on Haitian environment and citizens. Since 1980, Haitian Atlantic hurricane strength has increased significantly. These storms often result in loss of life, loss of livestock, destruction of agriculture, soil erosion, water borne disease and food security. Tropical storms often cause flooding, which is one of the main causes of Haitian vulnerability. Floods often occur in Haiti's most populated city, located in the coastal valley. Haiti is particularly vulnerable to floods after tropical storms, as barren rains and drainage infrastructure are scarce due to heavy rains due to deforestation. Landslides are also often accompanied by tropical storms, as most of the earth and sand are eroded by deforestation.

America and Haiti As mentioned above, American interest in Haiti began to increase dramatically in the first decade of the 20th century. Although the US economic penetration rate is not as large as France and Germany, it dominated 60% of Haitian import industry by 1910. Unfortunately, Haitian banking system does not follow this path, and at this time it is "very close to the law of profit of Europe". (Langley, 1982, 70) In order to better control the economic situation of Haiti, the United States, France and Germany fought with the National Kookmin Bank. Take "shithole" Haiti as an example - the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. Beginning in 1915, the United States began to occupy Haiti to secure its economic interests - primarily sugar production. In 1934 the occupation ended and a series of US - supported dictatorships followed the Papadoc and eventually leading to pain and murder of Baby Dog Du Valier. At least 60,000 people died alone in Papadoc. Finally, in 1991, Haiti elected the first Democratic president who was immediately dismissed with a coup d 'etat, and many sources said CIA participated. America and Haiti As mentioned above, American interest in Haiti began to increase dramatically in the first decade of the 20th century. Although the US economic penetration rate is not as large as France and Germany, it dominated 60% of Haitian import industry by 1910. Unfortunately, Haitian banking system does not follow this path, and at this time it is "very close to the law of profit of Europe". (Langley, 1982, 70) In order to gain more control, it is considered poor to earn more than $ 2 or not to receive it. According to population growth in Latin America and the Caribbean Population Center, Haiti has decreased from 146 in 2000 to 153 in 2005, and life expectancy at birth is less than 60%. Infant's malnutrition, income per capita, living environment declined between 2000 and 2005, but it increased in the years to 2010. The Republic of Haiti reached its peak with the 2010 magnitude 12 earthquake

The current social, political and economic difficulties in Haiti is a major result of the government failing to provide basic human rights to society. Unfortunately, the failure to provide such fundamental rights is due to corruption of the government itself, which has hindered the country's progress. The political system of the country entered a state of crisis in the latter half of the 1980s and brought about confusion and instability in the whole country (http://countrystudies.us). The authority and ability of the government to provide a sense of balance was lost, and the age of confusion was born. Haiti is the poorest country in the world in the Western Hemisphere, but the world is grateful to Haiti. This is the first successful worker revolution in the world. Haiti, Spanish, and French slave colonies are "jewels of the Antilles" and are considered to be the most profitable colonies in the world. It has been feeding French for centuries. During the Haitian Revolution the former slave fought against Napoleon, but Napoleon was considered a military genius and led the most powerful army but lost to Haitian rebels. The Haitian Revolution is a slave riot in the French Santo Domingo colony, which eventually established slavery there and founded the Republic of Haiti. The Haitian Revolution was the only slave riot that led to the establishment of the country. In addition, it is the most successful slave rebellion in history, often considered a decisive moment in the history of Europe and America. The rebellion began with the black African slave rebellion in August 1791. It ended in November 1803, France lost in the battle of Vertières. Haiti became an independent country on January 1, 1804 Haitian people have a reason to be proud of many historical achievements. Haiti was the first country born in the slave revolution, a revolt that saw the failure of the Napoleonic army. Haiti is the second republic founded after the Western Hemisphere, the first black republic in history after the United States. In its first century Haiti suffered from international isolation and civil war. During the second century Dr. François Duvalier, known as "Daddy Dr." in 1957, promised democratic reforms after failing attempts to implement a series of strong men and democratic rule. However, inciting and political violence was soon adopted. Maintain the title of self-proclaimed "president's life". His son "Baby Doctor" Duvalier took over him, he strongly believes that a combination of international pressure and internal conflict brought about by brutal and corrupt tyrant for decades loses power to him I dominated in Haiti until 1986.

The Dominican Republic is a contrasting land - like the highest peak, the highest point in the Caribbean. It is more figurative, like Santo Domingo's urban street life and countryside distance. The Dominican Republic became independent on February 27, 1844. The Dominican Republic is a Spanish-speaking country, claiming that over 95% of Dominican people are Roman Catholics (countries). The collapse of the notorious dictator of 1960 made this country a big retreat (institution). This historical overview highlights the two main trends of citizenship in the Dominican Republic. On the other hand, the country combines the laws of jus soli and jus sanguini to determine citizenship according to the regional model. Like the neighboring countries of the region, the Dominican Republic aims to attract immigrants to "modernize" the country so that immigrants are more likely to naturalize to the Dominican people (and citizenship at birth) I will. On the other hand, the relationship between the Dominican Republic and Haiti affects the exact nature and application of some of these laws. The ups and downs of the relationship between Haiti and Dominica in the 19th century and the growth of Haitian labor migration to the Dominican Republic in the 20th century caused changes in citizenship systems, policies and practices. Historically, Haiti is richer than the Dominican Republic. However, due to a small portion of the land there are no vacancies in Haiti, farmers in Haiti are encouraged to settle in the border area of ​​the Dominican Republic. Over the years, the Haitian government insisted that residents of Haiti had occupied the territory, especially since 1899, and according to the 1929 Treaty, some towns of Central Espanola are officially Haitian and have an area of ​​4,572 square kilometers . The Dominican census of 1935 showed that 3.6% of the population are Haitian. In 1936, the Haitian government acquired more territory, and the Dominican Republic sent 1,628 square kilometers to Haiti; the following year, the Dominican dictators ordered the Dominican border (Spanish: Dominicanizaciónfronteriza) I carried out a massacre.

Haiti: Haiti, which is still known as a global problem, was once "formally known as the Haitian Republic" (quote 1), a third of the island known as the Hispaniola located in the Caribbean and the North Atlantic I lived in. Between. The population of the Dominican Republic is about 10 million, 95% of the population is African American, 5% is white. For more than a century, Haiti had problems such as confusion and tragedy, 'natural disasters, poverty, racial discordance, political instability' (citation 1). <http://tomorrowmuseum.com/tag/haiti/> All these shocking statistics are examples of social problems. Why are these problems in this corrupt country? Is the Haitian problem more social than the earthquake? "Social problems are problems that directly or indirectly affect people or social members, and are considered as problems, disputes related to moral value, or both. It is very different. " As the first annual member of the Haitian Technology Summit Steering Committee in June this year, it is a 13-year effort to visit Haiti for the first time in three years and to build Haitian technology and entrepreneurial ecosystem through global partnership. During work I was concentrating on providing a solution for Haiti's traffic innovation as Hudson's judge. Climbing the stairs of the bed and breakfast hacker's house, I wandered a narrow corridor to meet enthusiastic small team programmers. When the team presented a solution to solve obstacles such as nonexistent map systems, read / write unreliable, inconsistent road signs, it reinforced the truth I knew since I returned to Haiti since the 2010 earthquake Is to do. The incredibly undeveloped talent of Haiti, it is that they have mastered the key to innovation that will enable this country to enter the 21st century Summit aims to revitalize Haitian entrepreneurial economy and position it as a global research on catalyst innovation in emerging market countries. The culturally diverse history of Haiti is an exchange idea to tackle the world's industry and solar energy leaders, technology entrepreneurs, and clean energy enterprises with some of the world's most pressing subjects in sustainable development It was an ideal venue for gathering in the Forum. When people heard about Haiti, their initial thoughts focused on earthquakes, destruction, poverty and destruction. Nevertheless, Haiti is one of the most dynamic entrepreneurial ecosystems in the world. Summit is another way to strengthen these efforts by jointly designing and implementing sustainable programs to train, fund and deliver renewable resources to Haiti by technology leaders .

Over the years, zombies have become monsters in the dark, brightened the screen of the movies, threatened the people around the world with their actions. They are infected. People without control, their souls left, but the body moves completely intuitively. Zombies are not mere science fiction fiction. Zombies are the product of human imagination and you can define humans as a whole or as individuals. The word zombie first appeared in English in 1871. According to the online etymology dictionary, it was made from the words of West Africa, also called "zombies", originally the "zombie name". John Landis, in his book "Monster in the Movie" published in 2011, "In Voodoo of Haiti uses poisons and ceremonial funeral to convince the victims that they are dead. Their new zombies are picking sugarcane and other minor things Many people claim that this way of today is continuing In voodoo and movies zombies are a symbol of exploitation and social decline. The first appearance of zombies on the screen was the same concept, in fact it appeared in White Zombie (Halperin, 1932); formerly it was making sugar cane slaves Haitian Voodoo. Interesting fact: In Haitian, "zombies "Means the" spirit of the dead " We all have seen at least one movie about the acquisition of carnivorous zombies (my personal favorite is biohazard) but where did the zombies come from, why they eat the brain Do you like it? The word zombie comes from the origins of Voodoo of Haiti and New Orleans. Its meaning has changed over the years, but it refers to the mysterious resurrection of the human corpse is useful for the undead. Through ancient voodoo and folklore studies, "walking dead" and other programs were born. In movies, performances, and literature zombies are often described as being created by infectious virus that diffuses through the bite and comes in contact with body fluids. Harvard psychiatrist Steven Schlozman wrote a (fictitious) medical paper on the zombies mentioned in "The Night of the Dead" and pointed out that the virus caused by the infectious agent is ataxia It is caused by degenerative satiety deficiency syndrome. The zombie survival guide identifies the cause of the zombie virus called Solanum Steven C. Schlozman described a bot in his new book, The Zombie Autopsies, a series of excerpts from a fictitious notebook by Stanley Blum as a zombie virus "The last scientist is the United Nations Protected Areas Research ANSD (Schlossmann calls it the ataxia-induced neurodegenerative satiety syndrome.) Harvard's psychiatrist assistant professor Schrozman explains that PopSci may not have zombie frontal lobes.Inspection is intact but complete Control coordination of cerebellum which is not functional In addition to regular zombies and helhounds, a new zombie type is included. Crawler Zombie is a zombie running all fours. They have a layer of slimy green skin. Crawler zombies appear for the first time after turning on and are highly destructive and they may be difficult to detect as they are near the floor. When killed they will emit green toxic gases. It is dangerous for players as visibility is blurred, just like the effects of Tabun Gas and Nova Gas in multiplayer games. If you attack with a knife, Wonder Weapons or explosives will kill, they will not emit gas

I recently read your article. "Wodo's image, African American tradition, cultural transformation, seeing God with Zolaran Heston's eyes" Your article says Zora Neal Hurston is folklore in Haiti's Vodou How to write eyes and see how to see God. You will continue to discuss the image of Haitian Wardu appearing in the novel and its impact. You insist that Heston used Haitian Volt not to mean modernity refusal, but to admit it (158). Between Zola Neil Hurston and her novel "The Eyes Look At God" Harlem Renaissance, African Americans experienced cultural exposure in literature and art. This was a major achievement of the art and literature of African-American in the 1920s and 1930s. This surge has created writers, playwrights, playwrights like Zora Neale Hurston. Zola Neil Hurston is now considered one of the most important writers of this era. Four novels, three non-fiction works, and Zora Neill Hurston and their eyes watching God Zola Neil Hirston, an American black feminist writer in the early 20th century bred her a unique perspective on racial relations and grew up in a dominant black community It was. This is clear in her novel "their eyes are seeing God." Heston borrowed from her experience as a feminist black American woman and created a story about Jenny's magical transformation from a girl with no confidence to a prospering woman. Jenny has experienced a lot of things that made her a convincing character She took a reader as her companion and discovered the mystery and remuneration of her life at her voyage. Zola Neil Hirston, Their eyes, see the analysis of God One of the most fascinating and unique novels in African-American literature is that their eyes are not only for that story but also for their beautifully written words In order to be seen by God by Zola Neil Hirston. . This novel is about the hero, Jenny, trying to find the meaning of myself and love. Standard English and southern black dialect and poetry are seamlessly integrated into the story, revealing the symbols and hidden meaning. "Her Oprah took the giants, their eyes looked at God and changed it to an entirely different story that does not fit the book.Jenny's character, moral fiber, human relationships and public actions By changing it, there are various symbolic meanings and meanings from books and stories to movie love stories in books, but Zorran Heston's books have various meanings before going to Oprah's hands. Oprah wiped it out.

The southern province is the poorest state in the United States and wealth is concentrated in the northeastern part and the central part of the Mid Atlantic. According to the US Census Bureau, Mississippi is the poorest state in the United States. Most people earn approximately $ 39,680 per year. In addition to the state of Mississippi, there are three poorest countries, West Virginia State and Arkansas State. The poverty rate is rising in 12 states. In the United States, 14.8% (46.7 million) of the population was in poverty in 2014. Kentucky is the fifth poorest state of last year's lowest income. General household income in 2014 was less than $ 1,139 less than 2013. In most states in the US, revenue in 2013 is the same as in 2014. This is the fourth year in which the poverty rate remains unchanged from the previous year. Household income in 2014 fell by 5% from the year before the US recession in 2007. New Jersey and Alaska are located near Maryland. In Washington State, North Dakota State, Connecticut State, income in 2014 has increased by $ 2,000 The South Pacific coast has traditionally had the highest poverty rate. The Chiapas state has a poverty rate of 76.2%, which is the poorest state in the country. Oaxaca is the second poorest state with poverty rate 66.8%. Both of the provinces are located on the coast of the South Pacific. The extreme poverty rate fell by 0.3% from 2010, and now it is 9.5%. Extreme poverty is defined as 1,243 pesos each month in rural areas and 868 pesos per month. Government services have successfully supported the country's wealthiest population. Government programs such as conditional cash transfer program, Oportunidades, and expanded health insurance lowered extreme poverty rate. Most of the people in extreme poverty are indigenous peoples of the country. The new Haitian government faces major economic challenges. Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere and is one of the poorest countries in the world. Two-thirds of the 8 million citizens of Haiti are in poverty. Half of that adult population does not have literacy ability. Only a quarter of children attend school. Since the sharp rise in the 1970s Haiti's economy has steadily declined due to greedy government policy and probably goodwill, but destructive international sanctions. Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the world, one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere. However, Haiti was once the opposite. Haiti was once the French colony of Santo Domingo, the world's wealthiest and most profitable colony. Santo Domingo is France's most valuable asset, which is the main destination for France to find wealth. However, since Santo Domingo became an economic powerhouse for plantation economies based on slave labor, the vast majority did not benefit from the colonial strong economy. In 1791, slaves and free blacks rebelled their master and colonial administrator to assert their own freedom and equal rights. The rebel broke the French army in 1803 and the Haitian Revolution became the first successful slave riot. Therefore, on January 1, 1804, rebels declared independence and founded the first contemporary nation of the black republic of Haiti.

After the first disorder by the earthquake at Port-au-Prince, the international community needs to decide Haiti's reconstruction priority. The first step that began is to set up an emergency team to rescue trapped people, remove garbage, and restore water and sanitation to prevent the spread of diseases. The second step should focus on reducing obligations of state and international financial institutions and promoting direct access to credit. Only by solving the financial problem, the state can rebuild the economy and lower the high unemployment rate. Partnerships and infrastructure are important for Haiti's commitment to long-term reconstruction and management of long-term health problems such as HIV / AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, malnutrition and even new challenges such as cholera. Detailed information on the role of CDC is in strengthening Haitian health system available at https://www.cdc.gov/globalhealth/hsr. Georges Dahourou, laboratory consultant at Haiti's Center for Disease Control and Prevention, carried the first 80 cholera isolates from the Haitian National Institute of Public Health. He worked alongside laboratory staff in the department of the National Laboratory and confirmed the outbreak of cholera among public health officials. This is the first cholera outbreak in Haiti for at least a century. In October 2010, Haiti National Institute of Public Health confirmed the first case of cholera in Haiti. Experts at the Center for Disease Prevention and Control to be dispatched to Haiti to provide domestic support are medical staff, epidemiologists, laboratory scientists, environmental health experts, communication experts, public health consultants, planners, information Includes technical experts and support staff. Conference on Haiti issues, including the establishment of an independent committee to consider the role of the United States in the 2004 Haiti issue in 2004, including immigration, reconstruction assistance, health support. For further information, please refer to the CRS report RL 32294, Haiti: development since 1991 and US policies and current Congressional concerns. It is one. The East Caribbean region provides military support and peace enterprise programs to seven countries. Antigua and Barbuda, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, Saint Kitts and Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. Development assistance in these countries is funded by the United States aid organization's Caribbean regional program. In 2011, President Haiti awarded Clinton a national Medal, evaluating various initiatives in Haiti, especially the great contribution to the reconstruction after the earthquake on 12th January 2010. President Clinton said, "I do not think the former US president is no longer required to pay rewards, but I am honored this time, I love Haiti and believe in that promise."

Spanish and English super powers After all, they united strongly in different parts of the US land and the cultural needs of their own judgment are the most important reasons to establish a foothold in English and Spanish to the new world Construction. Indeed, in 1776 before the United States began its independence, the United States arrived in the land of an independent country, North America, and became a large number of ethnic groups, countries and cultures of different races. United States of America. French, Spanish, British tried colonization in the Western Hemisphere. French colonial rule began in the 16th century and France continued for centuries as it established the empire in the Western hemisphere. They have set up most colonies in the eastern United States and many Caribbean islands. Britons are one of the most important colonies in the Americas and indeed compete with Spaniards. British began to colonize in the second half of the 16th century and appeared when all colonies were built through the United States. The Spanish really started conquering many of the Western Hemisphere their colonization attempts started by the Spanish conquerors and it all showed ... arrived in the United States from Christopher Columbus in 1492 The most widely spoken language in the Americas is Spanish. The main language of Latin America is Spanish, but the most populous country in Central and South America is Portuguese. French, Dutch, English, especially French Guiana, Suriname, Belize, Guyana, Latin America has small orphans. Haitian Creole is dominant in Haiti and speaks French. Latin America is more pronounced in the mother tongue of Anglo-Saxon countries, the Nawalet language, Quechua, Aymara and Guarani are the most common. In the US and Latin America, less frequent use of various other native languages. Creole other than Haitian Creole is used even in part of Latin America. The main languages ​​of North America are English, Spanish, French. Denmark is popular in Greenland's Greenland and Dutch is used in parallel in the Caribbean of the Netherlands. Sometimes especially terms used to refer to English and American countries in Canada (including English and French are co-official), including the Federal Caribbean Belize and the tropical parts, ie the United States and the Americas. Latin America (including French-speaking countries but not normal) Latin, Spanish, Portuguese refers to the rest of the United States, where Romance is dominant (usually in the southern United States): other Republics of Central America (Not always Belize), Caribbean countries (not Dutch, English or French), Mexico and South America (Guyana, Suriname, France Guyana (France), Falkland Islands excluded)

Family Essay "I have seen that enough wars never want to see the war again." Thomas Jefferson once said these very genuine and famous words. This reminds me of American history and my family resembling. Believe it or not, this is the truth. For example, the industrial revolution may be at your home. What happens when your parents ask you to do something for them? It seems like a slave in the South. Sometimes parents control their children. Like an embargoment measure 1807. Other parents threatened to divorce and South Carolina threatened to leave the league. One of the problems we are discussing in the history of APUS is "Is the American Revolution radical or conservative in its social and political consequences?" . The revolution approved the constitution and ratified it. I gave my students 2 readings. One is Gordon S. Wood's "American Revolutionary Activity" and the other is from Howard Singh's American American History. Both are very good extreme opposition A deeply moving story about the meaning of family, history, family is both irritated page flipper and sensitive family portrait, exploring differences in culture and family differences, mother and daughter, father and son, husband Even my wife is trying to understand each other throughout my life. "If we know this story, we have never seen it in American novels ... Ng has set two missions in the dual center of this novel. Behind the bigger story, she did it by transforming a resentful hideout of the family into a mysterious secret of at least four small secrets ... a family struggling in a deep, sincere history , A portrait, a young man wants to be a woman in a struggle.Finally, this is a novel about what will be your first burden. Malick Ghachem is a lawyer and historian professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology who is in charge of investigating slavery, abolition, criminal law and constitutional history. He was the author of the history of Saint Domingue (Haitian) slavery from 1685 to 1804, "Old Regime and Haitian Revolution" (Cambridge University Press, 2012). He teaches the course of the revolutionary era, slavery and abolition, American criminal justice and other topics. MIT SHASS Communications recently invited him to share his views on how history can help develop people more effective public policy for today's world. Every time I read the work of Lydia Maria Child, new ideas and roads were born. During the semester, when I discussed "curse of Chowra" and "slavery of pleasant home", my class examined how children can solve family worship. In the story above, children do not necessarily need the four pillars of family worship, purity, obedience, and family. She emphasizes the fact that the commitment to "family worship" and all believers' "feminization" does not apply to slave individuals. .

Caribbean slave life Caribbean slavery experience is very important to understanding the contemporary social structure of this area. It is an introduction of about 4 million Africans to the Caribbean that has melted culture and society. Since Africans have a great influence on this area, we must recognize the nature of slavery and how it has changed their lives. Most people believe that this system is inhumane, but slavery social relations will help explain the development of identity in the Caribbean. The relationship between life of John Brown and many slave riots in the Caribbean is clear from the outset. Brown was born in the Haitian Revolution, Haitian slaves resisted the French. The role of the revolution in helping to directly develop Brown's abolishor's view is unknown; however, the revolution had a profound impact on the general perception of slavery in the northern United States. As WEB Dubois pointed out, the slave participated in the American Revolutionary War, "Heidi's confusion and new enthusiasm for human rights brought the wave of release in Vermont ... ... finally hit New England and Pennsylvania It ended in New York and New Jersey. "This feeling changed, born from the late 18th century to the early 19th century, and in his growth he definitely fulfilled the role of Brown's abolishment view. The slavery uprising in America is not as frequent as the Caribbean and South America. One of the largest slave riots in the United States was New Orleans in 1811; it consisted of 400-500 armed slaves from farm to plantation. Another major rebellion in the summer of 1831 is the rebellion of Nat Turner in Southampton, Virginia, and this rebellion panicked many southern people. The rebellion is a constant fear against slave owners, but they are rare During slavery, both locals and blacks lived not only in the United States but also on the farms of the Caribbean islands. When a slave ran away from the farm, they often went to the tribal community to find refugees. These slaves are often married and adopted by tribes. East Coast Tuscarora, Msvoke, Narragansett, Cherokee and many other tribal tribes enslaved their community. Many of the passage through the subway road is actually done through the land of the provincial area. Harriet Tubman, a great slave liberator, has a relationship with the Mohawk and Iroquois and leads slaves through New York's Iroquois on their way to Canada. At the time, they were mixed with blacks and helped the escape of slaves, but the greatest alliance formed the Seminoles.

Mobro 4000 was a barge that went back to New York until a solution was found to dispose of garbage after transferring the garbage group from New York to Belize. Mobullo was licensed to Lowell Harrelson as entrepreneur and assassin boss's Salvatore Avellino. Mobullo was shipped on March 22, 1987 and was towed by a tugboat called Break of Dawn carrying about 3,000 tons of garbage. It was transferred to Morehead City, North Carolina, and converted to methane. Mr. Mobro left another place as the staff in North Carolina State investigated the ship on April 1, 1987. "The waste disposal company (Joseph Paolino and Sons) subcontracted the products to Amalgamated Shipping Corp and Coastal Carrier Inc. of Khian Sea, the latter intending to dump the ash into the Bahamas because the waste was not disposed of, Refused to pay these companies. "During the next 16 months, the Khian Sea looked for the whole Atlantic for the dumped cargo. The Dominican Republic, Honduras, Panama, Bermuda, Guinea-Bissau, Netherlands Antilles are all refusing. Returning to Philadelphia failed. In January 1988, the crew finally dumped 4000 tons of waste as "topsoil fertilizer" near Gonaïves in Haiti. When Greenpeace informed the Government of Haiti about the source of waste, Haitian Commerce Minister ordered the crew to replenish the ash, but the ship slid. The Haitian government prohibits the importation of all waste It can be said that the United States is discharging its unnecessary and toxic debris through the equivalent of the country's anus. I hope that the path of taking unnecessary waste from the United States will not bother us. The Khian Sea event is a good example. "The garbage disposal company (Joseph Paolino and Sons) subcontracted the products to Amalgamated Shipping Corp and Khian Sea's Coastal Carrier Inc. The latter intends to dump the ash into the Bahamas, the Bahamas government ship is rejected and the waste Because it was not disposed of, Philadelphia refused to pay to these companies. The last scene of the drama was a bold rescue by Cunarder Carpathia. Unconsciously carefully, Captain Arthur Rostrón walked in the ocean of the iceberg and arrived at the scene when the dawn broke. When the first lifeboat was lined up, the survivors of the half-dead were helping on the ship, and he remodeled his passenger ship to the Mediterranean emergency outdoor hospital. "It's quiet, it's not too noisy, and when our passengers come to the deck for a long time, they still have time to understand their amazing nature," he wrote. Tragedy, it is too big to assimilate quickly. "

INTRODUCTION Modern Cuba is a country born of struggle. The revolutionary movement that formed the modern government has existed for over 40 years. Indeed, the Cuban government is probably one of the most stable governments in the region. The recent collapse of Haitian democracy made this fact even more evident. However, the economic policy of Cuba has undergone a major change over the past decade. Because of international restrictions and embargo by the United States, Cuba turned to various economic reform sources to survive in the world market. In the long run, US embargoes are protecting Cuba from catastrophic economic policies of neo - liberal theorists, so it benefits Cuba 's development. A comparison of Cuba's economic well-being and Argentina's economic well-being from 2001 to 2002 shows how much embargoment helped Cuba's development. From 2001 to 2002, Argentina was at the height of the era of inequality due to government poverty and inadequate economic management (Vilas 2006: 163). The reason why the Argentine economy failed is, unlike when the Cuban economy started to take off, it is a neoliberal policy that it constructed. It is a government. US economic and political power of the Cuban economy after 1898 US Spain - Cuba - American War contributed not only to the revolution in 1959 but also to other revolutionary attempts that failed before 1959. After succeeding in the war for the Cubans, the US promised to provide political freedom to the Cubans on paper. But in principle, this is not done, it does not prevent the US economic expansion on the island. Between 1959 and 1980, an estimated 500,000 Cubans traveled to the US leaving the island for political and economic reasons, only in 1980 the Cuban government wanted the Cuban government to leave We temporarily permitted. By 2010, there are over 1.9 million American communities in Cuba, 67% of which lived in Florida. As a voting group, Cuban-American Americans have traditionally opposed to end US embargo on Cuba, but in recent years more and more people have supported diplomatic contacts of younger generation. By the Spanish - American War victory in 1901 and the signing of the Platform Revision, the United States was guaranteed to have the right to militarily intervene in Cuba 's political and economic problems as needed. After the Cuban revolution in 1959, the rapid deterioration of relations brought about invasion into Pigs Bay, the Cuban missile crisis, and ongoing efforts to destabilize the US island. America invaded and occupied Ispaniola (the current Dominican Republic and Haiti) for 19 years (1915 - 34), and led the economy of Haiti through repayment of aid and loans. America invaded Haiti again in 1994 and was criticized by CARICOM in 2004 for arranging a coup d'etat to dismiss Haitian leader Jean - Bertrand Aristide

When French occupied the eastern part of Hispaniola, Haiti was once an economic superpower, later named Santo Domingo. This is a French colony filled with coffee and sugar. After all, the ideals of the French Revolution - freedom, equality and fraternity - went to colonies that led to the revolution. Haiti was the first slave-led revolution that declared independence as Republic on January 1, 1804. After the independent announcement, things began to head toward the worst. This report outlines Haiti's current human rights situation. This is based on some of the latest human rights reports listed on the last page of this document. Almost all of this report is controversial as most of Haitian facts are controversial. We provide information sources so that readers can make judgments on their own. However, regardless of the information sources chosen by the reader, Haiti's human rights have big problems. The attention of the international human rights community is essential to help people in Haiti regain their human rights. Both Human Rights Commission on Human Rights and the independent experts of the United Nations have asked Haiti to investigate the financial and human rights crimes that took place during President Jean-Claude Duvalier's presidential office from 1971 to 1986 I asked to continue. They urged Haiti to join all responsible offenders of serious human rights violations committed during the term of Duvalier. Claims of violation include arbitrary detention, torture, disappearance, rough sentence, mandatory asylum. The report explains the protection of human rights in Haiti from January to March 2013. The report was prepared by MINUSTAH 's Human Rights Division Protection Division and Haiti' s High Commissioner for Human Rights. This is the result of cooperative efforts, contributed by the contributions of the Haitian government, UN agencies, international migrant organizations, and several national and international non-governmental organizations. The report emphasizes the situation of various groups, including the most vulnerable group including children, women, internally displaced persons and persons with disabilities. Their situation is still a source of concern and requires continuous attention from all authorities and stakeholders in the short and long term. It will be updated every quarter Koper: During the Duvalier regime, some people left Haiti for political reasons and flocked into the crowd due to human rights violations. This is not one of them. At the moment, we are just talking - please understand how terrible this is - as I said - but we are only talking about natural disasters. People do not have to leave for political reasons. If they can become comfortable and they can provide resources for the reconstruction of Haiti, it is consistent with the interests of Haiti and the national interests of the United States, consistent with the interests of all Haitians Together - it will benefit everyone. This is done to let thousands of people from Haiti to do this country.

It is not just companies that benefit from the sufferings of Haiti. A recent report from the Disaster Accountability Project (DAP) stated "severe lack of transparency in disaster relief / rescue community", and many relief groups attracted their attention rather than help Haitian people I found out what I left in the bank account. Ben Smilowi ​​tz, a member of the Democratic Action Party, says: "About half of the donation is still deposited in the bank account of relief and donor organization, I did not convey the urgency of the regional situation" (2010 Before Haiti became independent from the French government in 1804, Haiti was elected the richest and most productive colony in the world. During independence, Haiti has isolated from the international stage as evidenced by the lack of early European and American diplomatic perceptions; this has had a negative impact on foreigners' willingness to invest in Haiti It was. A very important economic obstacle to Haiti's initial independence was the payment of 150 million francs to France since 1825; this has greatly exhausted the country with its capital stock. Since January 1, 1804, Haiti is an independent country, the world's first black independent republic, and the second largest country in the West. "In the 20th century, Haiti suffered from the dictatorship of the Duvalier from 1957 to 1986. It was mainly supported by America and other countries.- Several military coups in the era of Dewari 1991 In the year, President Arisisde was overthrown by a military regime that killed 3,000 to 4,000 people in the years to September 1994 Astisti, the voter turnout exceeded 67%, the German president returned. In the 21st century, the United States has made efforts to make Haiti more unstable and maintain its influence and resources. After the first democratically elected president of Jean Bertrand Aristide in Haiti, the United States imposed an embargo to prevent Haiti from receiving $ 200 million in aid with aid. Later, the United States funded the organization trying to overthrow the Haitian government. These violations are not unique to Haiti. In 1973, the Nixon administration aggressively committed to weakening the Chilean government headed by democratically elected El Salvador Agendé. The United States imposed economic sanctions on Chile and funded Justa in Chile that is likely to be the fascist dictator Augusto Pinochet. In the 1980s, Ronald Reagan administration solicited, trained and funded opposition campaigns to oppress Nicaraguan's Left Sandino regime. Today we can see US financing countries such as Saudi Arabia and Israel.

We encourage you to experience excellent customer service experience, communication and customer support. Working in Sutherland Global is a very professional environment. If there is a problem, management will definitely deal with it in the best way. Work culture is coming from not only one but every background. The most difficult part of this job is dealing with angry customers. Typical days of Sutherland are fun and relaxing. Interview and training dress code is business casual but you can wear almost anything you need by accessing the production site. On a typical day, you need to answer the phone to inbound collection / customer service to resolve delinquency. In some cases, there may be outgoing collection calls. Since this is a new activity for the company, things are not as smooth as they should be, and most people, including management, are new people. The most difficult part of this work is to always achieve unrealistic goals. In my opinion, the goal may be set and the goal is increasing after 30 days, so the structure of the goal is unbalanced. In my opinion, I think we have set a mistake. The most enjoyable part of this work is the person who works together. A good company works hard for career development. It will prepare you for future challenges of your US business. Innovation is not a big opportunity, but there is enough development to raise you to a new level. Everyone is not hired for a new way to accept mortgage. This is very stressful for those who have done this. Unfortunately, anyone who knows what you are doing is responsible for training other people. This is a very stressful place where overall management is very bad. They do not mind that all employees they care about use these numbers each day. In Houston, Texas, a demonstration of police incident reporting by the government's Flying Service revealed that over 80% of the gang-related police cases were overlooked in existing data collection systems. It leads to a joint law enforcement team of the target community. North Miami Beach Gang Reduction program called PanZou (Retirement Community) is located in North Miami Beach, northeast of Dade County, Miami, Florida. This area was originally a middle class retirement area with little service for young people and families. Over the past two decades, the community has become a working-class area where a large number of Haitian people live, and the inhabitants must rely on services provided by other areas of Miami-Dade County. Transportation is a problem as service providers familiar with Creole are the main languages ​​of Haitian I am currently visiting my father's birthday in Houston, Texas. My family recently moved to Houston and decided to keep it cold (I am so common as I live in Miami, go to New York, commute every week and visit customers, friends, and We will work on our new work). If you are not in the place of action ... There is no action Education fails, what means it goes well and what goes wrong. I am defining education as a bridge between your favorite things and dislikes ... You have spent a million courses throughout your educational career to learn about you. What you want to do ... there are things you do not do anything

In the case of Melinda, she remembered that she was open when she made a frog anatomy in science class, "She did not say a word: she is already dead, because of the dust, Please feel my hair's leaves. "(81). Another symptom of Melinda is self-injury. Melinda showed this for the first time in a book. "I opened the paper clip and slid it across the inside of my left wrist. In her book, Danticat is talking about the life of Haitian family raped. This girl was raped and pregnant. This book is a voice that made her a world as a woman. One woman talking about the life and struggle of another Haitian woman may be raped by one or more men on the same night In most cases, all men forced into the house raped the woman. In addition to intimidation, it is destruction of the entire family structure, thereby impairing people's support and social change for civil society and democratic institutions. Women's body is also considered pure when women with sexually transmitted diseases such as HIV / AIDS are virgins Children's songs are a symbol of honor for girls and their families. Laurie Halse Anderson 's speech was questioned by a middle - school parent who claimed that date rape is not the subject that her daughter should read. As a famous writer, elegant and sensational book, I was able to keep this book in our collection. But as a parent I told the challenger that I had the right to review the book my daughter brought home and did not allow me to read the book she felt inappropriate. The challenged book appears in the list of teachers for independent reading of the novel. Although I do not need to read it, my parents think that should we consider the contents of this book, we should not "recommend reading." The difficult problem is to remove it from the list and remove it from the ready-made item.

Changing country music culture from Southern California from Savanna, Bruce Filer claims the importance of country music in the United States. He believes that the culture of country music has changed from the earliest "drinking, fraud" and "truck driving" basis to a more conservative foundation. By studying the culture of stereotypes, Feiler observes similarities and differences between it and the American general culture. In contrast to Haitian bourgeois culture, Compas (konpa) (compas in French, also known as konpairirk in Creole) is complex and changing music. It comes from African rhythm and European ballroom dance. Combine. It is a kind of exquisite music with Meringe as a basic rhythm. Haiti did not record music until Jaica Guignard was recorded in 1937 for non-commercial purposes. Haiti is always a literary country, has produced poetry, novels and internationally recognized plays. French colonial experience used France as a place of culture and prestige and since that it has dominated the literary world and the creation of literature. However, since the 18th century Haitian Creole has worked hard to write. Creole's recognition as an official language has led to the expansion of novels, poetry and plays in Creole. For thousands of years, music has always become a constant and reliable part of human culture, but as technology era comes, music creation and hearing are constantly changing. Innovation has always been closely related to music. Artists continue to rebuild the art itself and need to hear more convenient ways. Entrepreneurs and music enthusiasts are looking for the next best thing. It is either a Hi-Fi stereo system, a wireless headset, or a new recording technology. Although it may be possible to remove tips that can be embedded in the ears, it is clear that the impact of technology on music is obvious. The advantages of music are many: emotion, quality of work, improvement of focus and energy

Haiti suffers from streets, houses, and even the government's crime and confusion. Slavery, kidnapping, lack of security, lack of educational opportunities, and police brutality. Children are enslaved when they are very young. As soon as the age of 3, the children were beaten, did not demand anything, did not ask for anything, talked only while talking, and did not show emotions. They were forced to act like an unconscious robot because they were taken away at such a young age. This report outlines Haiti's current human rights situation. This is based on some of the latest human rights reports listed on the last page of this document. Almost all of this report is controversial as most of Haitian facts are controversial. We provide information sources so that readers can make judgments on their own. However, regardless of the information sources chosen by the reader, Haiti's human rights have big problems. The attention of the international human rights community is essential to help people in Haiti regain their human rights. Both Human Rights Commission on Human Rights and the independent experts of the United Nations have asked Haiti to investigate the financial and human rights crimes that took place during President Jean-Claude Duvalier's presidential office from 1971 to 1986 I asked to continue. They urged Haiti to join all responsible offenders of serious human rights violations committed during the term of Duvalier. Claims of violation include arbitrary detention, torture, disappearance, rough sentence, mandatory asylum. The report explains the protection of human rights in Haiti from January to March 2013. The report was prepared by MINUSTAH 's Human Rights Division Protection Division and Haiti' s High Commissioner for Human Rights. This is the result of cooperative efforts, contributed by the contributions of the Haitian government, UN agencies, international migrant organizations, and several national and international non-governmental organizations. The report emphasizes the situation of various groups, including the most vulnerable group including children, women, internally displaced persons and persons with disabilities. Their situation is still a source of concern and requires continuous attention from all authorities and stakeholders in the short and long term. It will be updated every quarter

"Timely debate about Trujill's" truth ", such as the era that remembers fictitious and imaginary world history. - James J. Davis of Howard University "This book prevents the forgetting of the voice of many related Dominican writers and removes the concept of the identity of the Dominican people from a new perspective." - University of North Colorado José I. Suárez Rafael Trujo, a dictator of the Dominican Republic, has been assassinated from 1930 to 1961, and is still a myth of many among the Dominican. A typical Latin American writer, including El Garcia, who is trying to analyze the novels and testimony of the Dominican writer Trujillo including God and Trujillo, the first long book study of Dominican dictator's work, Mario Vargas Llosa and Gabriel, I will explain some of the mythical creations. Marques Trujillo's pseudo-mythical character produced a collection of persuasive literary works. IgnacioLópez-Calvo's research provides a powerful analysis of 36 narrative texts. He analyzed the image of the dictator as a mythical figure, his legacy, his dual role, his favorite courtiers and assistants, and the role of women in the so-called Trujillo era. He also tracks the evolution and importance of these stories from a theoretical point of view within the framework of cultural studies. Presentation of the Dominican testimony and Taino myth in Trujlatto's story is particularly innovative. In addition, he explained the class confrontation and the deification of leftist extremists in the story of Trujlatuo. He also offered a useful explanation of Dominica's left and anti-Trujo resistance in Dominican literature. Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo Na born in a middle-class family, Rafael Leonidas Trujillo Maury on 24th October 1891 in San Cristobal. He and his ten brothers and sisters grew up in Spain, The parents of Haitian and Dominican descendants grew up in a small country town. When Trujillo was a child, he attended an informal school at the villagers' house. His education took place at the appropriate time and at the beginning, at best it was only a preliminary one. Since Trujillo hired someone to rewrite his family history after he held power, the true fact of his career is still uncertain. Rafael Trujo, a dictator of the Dominican Republic, has been assassinated from 1930 to 1961, and is still a myth of many among the Dominican. A typical Latin American writer, including El Garcia, who is trying to analyze the novels and testimony of the Dominican writer Trujillo including God and Trujillo, the first long book study of Dominican dictator's work, Mario Vargas Llosa and Gabriel, I will explain some of the mythical creations. Marques Trujillo's pseudo-mythical character produced a collection of persuasive literary works. IgnacioLópez-Calvo's research provides a powerful analysis of 36 narrative texts. He analyzed the image of the dictator as a mythical figure, his legacy, his dual role, his favorite courtiers and assistants, and the role of women in the so-called Trujillo era. In 1937, the Dominican dictator Rafael Tolho ordered the execution of the Haitian people living in the Dominican Republic. The parsley massacre known as "El Corte" (cut) in the Dominican Republic lasted about 5 days. That name is coming from Trujillo's claim that his soldier showed parsley to the suspected Haitian, saying "What is this?" Dominican speaking Spanish speaks Spanish, meaning parsley You can pronounce word ("perejil") completely. In Haitian Creole, the word parsley is "persil". People who misunderstood "perejil" were considered Haitian and slaughtered. The plan killed 20,000 to 30,000 people

People and earthquake experts have big problems after the loss of 150,000 people and more than 1.2 million people have lost their homes. Today, after Haiti, due to its geographical composition, geophysicists are more concerned about possible earthquake attacks in Nepal and their future. Nepal is situated at the boundary between two huge plates, two huge plates running together for millions of years to form the Himalayas. Nepal is located just above the seismic zone and the tectonic plate. And it is one of the countries with frequent and sometimes devastating earthquakes. The 2010 Haiti earthquake, His great earthquake on Hispaniola Island of West Indies on January 12, 2010 including Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Haiti was the most affected, accounting for one-third of the western part of the island. The exact number of deaths proved to be elusive in subsequent confusion. The official figures of the Haitian government exceed 300,000 people, but estimates other than that are negligible. Hundreds of thousands of survivors evacuated. The earthquake occurred around 4:53 pm, about 15 miles southwest of the capital city of Haiti (25 kilometers). The initial magnitude was 7.0, and the two aftershocks of magnitude 5.9 and 5.5 occurred very early. Further aftershocks occurred in the next few days, including aftershocks of magnitude 5.9 at Petit Goo, about 35 miles west of Port-au-Prince on January 20. Shortly before 5 pm on January 12, 2010, the Haitian island of the island suffered a devastating earthquake of magnitude 0. The epicenter was located 16 miles west of Haiti's most populous city, the capital was Port-au-Prince. Estimates vary, but about 150,000 to 300,000 people died and millions are affected. Myriad homes, schools, government, hospital buildings collapsed. After the disaster, Dr. Vanessa Rouzier, a famous spokesman for the Haitian medical system, cooperated with the Department of Health and Human Services to provide emergency medical services to more than 3,000 trauma patients. Her non-governmental organization (NGO) Les Center GHESKIO (abbreviation for Haiti's research on Kaposi's sarcoma and opportunistic infection) turns its 3 acre campus into capacity for more than 10,000 people. The city of the tent Rouzier is always committed to maintaining the organization's traditional life-saving service

Edwidge Danticat Edwidge Danticat's novel "Bone Farm" symbolic is a magnificent depiction of the relationship between the Haitian and Dominican people under the rule of the massacre by Rafael Trujillo in 1937. The novel develops around several main concepts, birth, death, identity, place, and movement. Each side is represented by an inanimate object. Water, dreams, twins, and masks will make up these symptoms. Symbolism runs through the whole novel and complicates clear words and simple words. Edwidge Danticat's novel "Bone Farm" records the Haitian who fled from the Dominican Republic after the epidemic of the Holocaust and anti-Haitianism. Krik's Edwidge Danticat's short story "Nineteen Thirty-Seven"? KRAK! It also refers to where the Holocaust river separates Haiti from the Dominican Republic and where the hero's grandmother was killed. Edwidge Danticat Edwidge Danticat's novel "Bone Farm" symbolic is a magnificent depiction of the relationship between the Haitian and Dominican people under the rule of the massacre by Rafael Trujillo in 1937. The novel develops around several main concepts, birth, death, identity, place, and movement. Each side is represented by an inanimate object. Water, dreams, twins, and masks will make up these symptoms. - Symbolism William Faulkner in "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner uses many iconic meanings in this story. The use of his symbolism has fascinated the reader to the end of the story. Some symbolism is open, some are ambiguous and camouflaged. It is not obvious that Faulkner uses white in this story, but you can see immediately that white represents innocence and youth. A letter from the Alvarez archive shows that Edwidge Danticat's novel "The Farming of Bones" (1998) also talked about the violence committed by the Trujillo regime and has acquired a different international political awareness. The novel by historical novel Dandy Carter is the history of the revisionist of the European Holocaust in 1937, which is estimated to have been killed from 10,000 to 30,000 Haitians by Trujillo's orders. It has been deleted for a long time. "Bone planting" criticized the Dominican people by turning their attention to ethnic violence in 1937. I am dissatisfied with the murder recorded in Alvarez's file

Edwige Danticat is ugly for our voice, but I was surprised to learn how Haitian women are treated when I first read that "I am hard to see but I am here." Edwige Danticat was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti in 1969, moved to Brooklyn at the age of 12 and wrote about the relationship between Haitian experience and ancestral living. Her special purpose is to discuss these families' experiences, especially women, to provide voices and the future for the next generation. With these concerns in mind, we met and discussed a dream woman named Edwige Blanc. Edwige will help us make dreams, energy and wishes work as hard as we can. She gave us the magical formula I am trying to reveal (note that the unicorn and the rainbow are popping ...). As for "80 hm", 95% of the attention is focused on these issues, so we believe that sustainability is an important theme irritating everyone. (Only 5% of the solution is mainly poetic and not important ...). Also, I have a vision that "The only way to establish an example is not to persuade but that is the only way" (but I do not know who said it.) So there is no boring blueprint for business model canvas or solar panels, but ideas behind people's persuasive personal stories By the end of this section, we can not be sure where we are, such as Haitian history, personal memoirs, anthropology, compensation or religious research. But this is natural. It is worth mentioning that Danticat is passionate about her theme. What is revealed is the most important way to return to her asylum, exile, immigrant and theme, and their influence and outlook. A writer truly deeply immersed in her work seems to be a delusive person. Every experience seems to respond to the theme of her work. The same can be said for Danticat What appears in the depiction of Danticat is a struggle between telling a truly convincing story and her subjects avoiding her sentences and censorship of readers. Some people like Bélance make it possible for Phil Donahue to shake her arm who does not speak English and does not write English and has been demolished as silent evidence of fear of the military regime. Other people do not want to be a symbol of Haitian struggle, for example Danticat's own Tante Zi has asked her niece not to write about his son's death. But Danticat's call weight is heavier than family obligation. "As with all other artists, immigration artists are eches, I need to understand it." Read the article as Tante Zi asked

Supernatural Activity Supernatural activity is super psychology. Some people often quote things like ghosts (supernatural phenomena), such as "psychological research and super psychology is a scientific way to study supernatural phenomena clearly" (Daniels, 2014) . People are scared. "Spiritual research shows that almost the whole world is affected by ghosts at a certain time or other life" (Clarke, 2012). The phenomenon of Haitian zombies attracted wide international attention during the occupation of the United States of Haiti (1915-1934) where suspicious cases of "zombies" began to appear. The first bestseller dealing with these topics is The Magic Island (1929) by William Seabrook. Seabrook quoted Article 246 of the Haitian Penal Code which was passed in 1864, claiming it is official recognition of zombies. This sentence was later used as a promotional material of the movie "White Zombies" of 1932. One of the most famous studies of Haitian zombies is the 1985 National Botanist Wade Davis' Snake and Rainbow: Harvard scientists enter the amazing journey of zombies and magical secret societies, Haitian voodoo " is. This controversial book tries to discover the way the zombies were created. Wade studied the incident of Clairvius Narcisse and thought that after making a series of drugs (including puffer venom and venom) into a real zombie to imitate death, it administered a hallucinotrodotoxin to make a zombie image It was. Country This is the first movie zombie moment in America. These annoying zombies are not only immediately recognizable, they are also perfectly related to slave labor and the image of Africa-Caribbean culture. Zombies are slaves. In fact, this movie is called white zombie and emphasizes an unusual connection between white and zombie culture in the movie. In a wonderful film of the 1940's "I passed through zombies," I shared many love nodes with white zombies, "Let's make this white chick turn into a zombie and get married." In 'subplot' you will see a more obvious relationship between them. Zombies and slaves. Here, the nurse arrives at San Sebastian Island to take care of the zombie wife of the planter. She went drinking with that guy's older brother and inadvertently sang Calypso's singer (a real Calypso superstar played by Mr. Lancelot of Trinidad played) singing the cursed family she was working for I heard.

Comment: Security of world capitalism It is clear that the United States existed in the Caribbean in the second half of the nineteenth century, after the rapid victory of the Hispanic war against the Spaniards, the United States became the sole hegemony of the new world. After the expulsion of the Spaniards from this area, complete consolidation of the Caribbean Sea was completed in less than 10 years. These include Puerto Rico, Cuba and the Dominican Republic in 1905 (former Spanish territory). The Dominican Republic is unique from the point that it came from Haiti who did not come from colonial power, but reigned the entire Hispaniola Island for 22 years in the early 19th century. However, the Dominican Republic has won a second independence - in 1865 after the recovery of the war in Dominica, Haiti helped the Dominican Republic fight Spain. A monument near the border of the capotillo town of Dominica will celebrate the beginning of the war. Regino Martinez, pastor of the Jesuits based in Djabon, a town in the Dominican border town, believes that the dialogue on the Holocaust in 1937 will also support the Dominican - Haitian relationship today. He participated in the annual memorial of the Dassan Temple massacre called "Light Border" organized by international scholars and activists, including many Dominican and Haitian Americans. Even before Dominican dictator Rafael Trujo carved it in the blood, the 224-mile border between Islamora and Haitian islands and the Dominican Republic was complex. The tension between the two countries dates back to the war of the 19th century. However, in many respects, the border that is mainly on paper is a very seamless website. Children go to school freely and the other goes to school. As the meadow spreads, the Dominican and the Haiti mix well and get married.

Your question is similar to asking "I tried to confine a group of several madmen in a room full of all the weapons I want, but is the result reasonable?" "" The truth is to keep just the most comfortable situation, when you (especially you) drive beyond the point of craziness - especially when you (you) are not needed. (You), you have responsibility. But that is indeed a rule of terrorists - so terrorists are also responsible in their own way. Therefore, I can advise you to ask, "Whose actions are most easy to understand, the most permissible?" Driven by starvation, robbery of firearm shops, especially Bastille collapse, and numerous guns came to the hands of ordinary (crazy) people. National Assembly> Constitutional Conference> Now, the National Assembly is in a position to establish a degree of calmness ... Yesterday! As of June 27, 1789, power soon fell into the hands of people (I came within minutes). The old regime guaranteed that farmers do not know anything about the government, but the new and boring "community" knew that they "must get rid of it!" In the two-year cycle, political power has fallen to lower-ranking factions one after another. After all, the incompetent leader's National Assembly (actually chaotic) simplified solution became standard The primary necessity of the National Assembly is to maintain its authority in the face of a crowded (and angry) population. When you see things, it has no time to do more. It needs to have a dominance. However, the person in charge did not have diplomacy and nuance. "Terror [to be ordered then] (Dandong) - People began to judge purely based on their strength (or lack of)" patriotism ". Of course, the aristocrat gave the worst results. But - the propaganda of many monarchic forces around - it is wrong to think that aristocracy was aristocratic and that the aristocracy was truncated. Many people were ignored and many people were acquitted After all, the top factions start self and terrorism ends with the death penalty of the leaders themselves. Fanaticism, horror, and chaos are the three words that best describe the time after the French royal family and the government overthrew and established terrorism. The occurrence of terrorism proves that the French Revolution did not carry out the principle of freedom, equality and fraternity. Despite the vision of a new country based on this, when the revolutionaries did not recognize these countries, the French Revolution collapsed. Freedom has not been completed since the power of France has shifted from a corrupt monarchy and nobility to an incompetent revolutionary who restricted the French people more than during the reign of King Louis XVI. Bourgeoisie took power from aristocrats, but the lower classes were ignored and equality was ignored. Finally, the Diet 's attempt to control angrily thugs created an atmosphere of hostility and danger that raised doubts among the French citizens. The French Revolution failed because terror domination did not achieve the principle of freedom, equality and fraternity. During the French Revolution, violence was not justified, because during reign of terrorists the revolutionaries opposed everything the revolution represents, threatened and oppressed the people they claimed to support. During the Haitian Revolution, Haitian intense revolution was more reasonable, as the slave was treated as an animal and forbidden to do as many things as those listed in the Black Code. People who support enlightenment would like to be treated equally by all other citizens of France. Under absolute monarchy, the king had the privilege to do whatever they wanted, and the enlightenment thinker served the king more effectively for their people and do their best for them I told you should.

Hudson needs a support team related to children's illness. Mrs. Hudson's first language is Haitian, but it is interesting that she regards English as the first language, not Haitian. Mrs. Hudson and her parents and grandparents came to America from Haiti. Due to the traumatic event, Se'izisman may have been engaged in Mrs. Hudson; her daughter is related to her serious heart disease. Some of the conditions experienced by Haitians include high blood pressure, shortness of breath, and strong sadness (Disaster Mental Health Institute, date). Culturally competent providers: • Accurate health assessment knowledge that takes patient history and culture into account; • Tell the patient to the assessment, identify culturally based beliefs, and respect treatments of these beliefs Ability to formulate a plan. • We want to incorporate health and health care models from different cultures into the biomedical framework. Why is cultural ability important? Why are these recommendations important? Is cultural ability luxurious for health care providers? I do not think so. There were many articles on the neglect of cultural factors in the diagnosis and treatment of immigrant patients. Other studies document the fact that culturally appropriate care can improve the accuracy of diagnosis, enhance compliance with recommended treatment regimens, and reduce the use of inappropriate emergency rooms . It also brings new challenges to cultural competence education. It is important to start teaching the attitudes and skills of cultural ability at the beginning of the course study. This should include learning to assess the needs of different patients and raising their understanding of their problems. Early introduction to cultural issues may help culturally competent and patient centered when future health care professionals begin more professional work. Today, nurses take care of people with diverse cultures, so care requires culturally competent practitioners. Scholars and nurses educators in charge of preparation of nurses need effective methods to provide culturally appropriate care and to teach intercultural care. Experience learning is an important aspect of cultural ability and is recognized as a way to change attitudes. The study abroad program can provide this way for nurses to learn. The results of the survey show that regional nurses are actually using cultural awareness, cultural hypersensitivity and cultural knowledge skills to provide culturally competent care. Cultural abilities are as important as clinical skills; if there is no healthy health assessment, it may provide inappropriate, ineffective or dangerous care. But cultural capabilities require a supportive corporate foundation that provides training, language support, and other professional medical services, formerly known as institutional aspects. Actual cultural ability: examples of community care for Scottish asylum seekers

The concept is what we mean to everyday things. We create, name, communicate and imagine the concept everyday; the concept is essential to understanding the world we live in. Concept is an abstract concept or cognitive unit of meaning. For example, zombies are a concept, but the concept of this living dead manifests itself. Does the concept have a religious connection, or an image of imagination? Zombies are defined as imaginary demonic devils, or mobs and dominated by wizards, wizards, or wizards. Everyone knows a fictitious zombie, but few people know the fact about zombies. For many people including Haiti, zombies are very realistic. They are not joking; they are seriously worthy of being taken. There are wide beliefs about magic and magic throughout Haiti and the Caribbean, and usually exist in the form of religion such as voodoo and health education. Haitian zombies are said to have been brought back by magical means by Voodoo priests called Bokers and Hornguns by the dead (sometimes controlled). Occasionally zombies are punished (it is said that zombies are used as slave labor in farms and sugar cane farms), but for those who believe there is a possibility of being abused even after death. In 1980 he insisted that mentally ill people were caught as zombie workers for twenty years. Zombies (maybe) are not real. They are metaphor. From their roots in Haitian folklore to their current incarnation as global victims of victims, zombies have reflected the social unrest of each generation for decades. Regardless of how good or bad, in any case, undead creatures despise their limited cognitive abilities and are telling us something, "Uuuunnnggnnn ..." Of course their latest news is The Radpid car in the Second World War has raised the metaphor of the occurrence of zombies to the world level. The movie casts much of the heritage abandoned under the bus, but it does not mean that she does not have a place in the continual evolution of the zombie legend. It simply moves the concept of zombies as a substitute for social unrest in a new direction - in this case mainly afraid of foreign phobia and virus outbreak. It continues the long and distinguished history of the zombie theme symbolizing slave rebellion, communism, super capitalism, technical phobia, and globalization.

The game in America is accompanied by many struggles. Apartheid has ended over 50 years ago, and ethnicity still remains the source of police brutality, discrimination and hatred crime debate. From the masses' perspective, the racial relationship is a more gentle topic. Most of white and black people say that the era of racial sneeriness is over. Ethnic relations are no longer influenced by politics, but about school, sports, popular culture, and religious experience. In the art world, races are increasingly defined as cultural festivals. Think about American art, think about African Americans: Ralph Ellison's invisible man, "Emotional Indigo" by Duke Ellington, "Jacob Lawrence's" Black Immigrant ". The art of African American brought a revolution to the American art world and gave America a cultural perspective prove its culture and vitality. The African American music tradition can go back to songs and lamentations brought back from the middle channel. The scream and spirit of the work is always part of the life of African-American. In the 20th century, black Americans formed a new and important tradition of music such as jazz, blues, rock and so on. African-American music spreads rapidly throughout the world through radio and recording Jacob and Gwendolin Lawrence foundation founded last year are working on the creation, presentation and research of American art, with particular emphasis on works of African American artists. For more information on the Foundation's work and Jacob Lawrence's work, please visit www.jacoblawrence.org. (WSWS, 2000) Struggling artists and young painters produced two series of stories about the abolishists Frederick Douglas and the life of Harriet Tubman. In the beginning of his first major story series he created 41 paintings by Haitian revolutionary Toussaint L'Ouverture, who led Haitian independence struggle in the early 19th century. (WSWS, 2000) Another artist, Jacob Lawrence (1917-2000), came to Harlem when he was in his teens. He studied art in the Harlem Renaissance era and then visited Nigeria to explore the culture of Africa. His painting conveys the history of African Americans and the story of oppression, featuring a bold color and a flat perspective. In the late 20th century, African-American artists continued to explore the problem of identity. In the 1960s, the Black Art Movement (BAM) was an informal group of artists who studied identity and self recognition. In more confrontational and direct works, they challenge stereotypes and racial discrimination

At 4:53 pm on Tuesday, January 12, 2010, the people of Haiti cried, panicked, prayed, asked for help. An earthquake of size 0 lost the house of Haiti, made it desolate, and prayed. From the news channel to the local newspaper, the story is everywhere, but this is not enough to satisfy the desire for my knowledge. Because of this impulsive interest, I wanted to know more about this disaster, so I went online to the New York Times website. Internet is not the only thing I want to know. 2010 Haiti Earthquake Kayla Nickel, Victoria Federico, Riley Hix Pioneer Heritage Middle School National Palace Museum Introduction The Haiti earthquake is one of the most serious earthquakes in Haitian history. According to "World Book Student" it caused about 316,000 deaths and over 1 million people were driven out of the house. This is highly destructive for residents, government officials and the world. At 4:53 pm on January 12th 2010, people in Port-au-Prince found that Haiti was once the world's first independent republic of black and the richest island in the Caribbean. Today, Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere and is one of the poorest countries in the world. What will happen in Haiti in the history of about 200 years? The country experienced many civil wars and foreign interference. Haiti is not isolated from the international community. Therefore, ordinary Haitians involved in the United States do not care about this. The 2010 Haiti earthquake, His great earthquake on Hispaniola Island of West Indies on January 12, 2010 including Haiti and the Dominican Republic. Haiti was the most affected, accounting for one-third of the western part of the island. The exact number of deaths proved to be elusive in subsequent confusion. The official figures of the Haitian government exceed 300,000 people, but estimates other than that are negligible. Hundreds of thousands of survivors evacuated. The earthquake occurred around 4:53 pm, about 25 miles southwest of Haiti's capital Port-au-Prince (25 km). The initial magnitude was 7.0, and the two aftershocks of magnitude 5.9 and 5.5 occurred very early. Further aftershocks occurred in the next few days, including aftershocks of magnitude 5.9 at Petit Goo, about 35 miles west of Port-au-Prince on January 20.

Types of Dominican Culture What she cooks is rice and braised beans, chicken, fried psyll, yellow rice and peas, salami and pasta. Her American cuisine is rib, rice, mashed potatoes, green salad, and pasta. She usually cooks breakfast from 8 AM to 9 AM, dinner at 11 PM, dinner from 5 PM to 7 PM and dinner at 9 PM. Through cultural integration, the culture and customs of the Dominican people have a cultural basis in Europe, influenced by African elements and indigenous Tynos despite the emergence of the intrinsic elements of Dominican culture. One of the most European countries in the U.S. continent of Uruguay. Because the cultural adaptation and cultural assimilation of African slaves were relatively successful and the influence of African culture weakened compared to other Caribbean countries, the colonial Spanish system could dominate the Dominican culture It was. Most of the population has a background of Africa and indigenous peoples, but the Dominican people themselves and Dominican culture are essentially regarded as urban, modernist, Catholic, Spanish - Europe and more. By contrast, the Haitian people and their culture are considered to be country-backed, backward, energetic, Africans with French veneers and inferiority. Both associations are Roman Catholics, but most Haitians are practicing Wodo's religious beliefs based in Africa that the Dominican people despise. The Dominican Republic is fighting the legacy of colonialism and racial discrimination. The history of slavery in the Dominican Republic and its neighboring Haiti from the 1930s, and the long-standing brutal opposition to the Haitian movement by dictators Torquillo Congo contributed to the exclusive rights of the privileged Dominican Republic. Concept of production "European" culture and ancestral traditions and impact on "in Africa" Our Dominican people have called Spain my homeland. In particular, it is time to show off European families left by conquistadors. But do not forget that there are multiple mothers in Dominican culture. · Juan Antonio Alix said that 'black behind the ear' is also true, even though we are yellow, because it lacks charm, wealth, and color of the skin of the old continent .

"In French, my name means Tuesday (Mardi), I was born on Tuesday, I thank God, not Wednesday, then my name will be Mel Credi, in English it will be In terms of her name, the 14-year-old Mardi can joke, which means that the rest of her life is not that fun, at school she is "HBO" (Haitian Body odor), at home, she did not have privacy in a small apartment where she shared with many families. If she deviates slightly from the strict criteria for becoming a good Haitian girl for her parents she will be criticized for being "fresh." But Mardi tells her family the terrible secret about what happened during her last military coup in Haiti. When this secret starts to appear, Mardi must talk when he dies in his heart, choose to live, or keep silence. In this challenging first novel, the writer Jaira Placide solved many difficult topics, including sexual harassment, immigrant assimilation, self-harm and rape, whose exquisiteness and sensitivity masked her first identity I will. Mainly Placide is Mardi's simple but cynical voices can be preserved, so Mardi is a complex personality whose joy and pain resonate deeply. Following the publication of Fresh Girl, Jaira Placide has announced a new voice for the world of youth literature. (12 years and over) - Jennifer Hubert This ambitious first novel follows the age of a 14 year old Haitian American woman forced to grow too fast. For some children at school, Mardi seems to be very good. She is wearing outdated clothes, spends more time studying than socializing and should not be far from Brooklyn's apartment. However, Mardi knows more about the dangers of the world than most people of his age. Placido plants offer clues along the secret harbor of Mardi: During her life in Haiti with her grandmother, she experienced a life changing event during the 1991 coup. Her family shares it with her best friend. Today, with her parents in New York, Mardi wants to forget the past and blend it with her American colleagues. However, Haiti's memory continues to emerge, feeling pain and making action "fresh". The author has peeled off the rugged appearance of her hero and revealed her love for her, a scared, weak position young woman, but her overprotected mother, classmate and a fascinating and unachievable boy There are contradictory emotions. There are some small episodes that start suddenly, there are some small episodes to finish, such as the friendship of Mardi with wealthy Janis, the relationship of her uncle with an orphan at the camp, etc., but the heroine makes the truth that can not be expressed in her words making this part I have more courage to express. The novel continues. 12 years old American Girl magazine is operated by American Girl Company. It started in Pleasant, Middleton, Wisconsin in 1992, and began with the first issue dated January 1993. For girls aged 8 to 14, bimonthly magazines include articles, recipes, novels, novels, arts and crafts, and ideas of events. . The American girl announced at the end of 2018 that January / February 2019 January / February magazine is the final issue of the magazine. American girl launched inner star university on July 13, 2010. This is an online virtual world featuring My American Girl's contemporary doll collection. Entering the online world through the Campus Guide shipped with My American Girl doll, which includes access to the code used to create a doll's avatar, and includes a variety of Innerstar U virtual campus Navigate through games, stores and challenges. In 2015, when my American girl doll was changed to a real doll, the site was closed. In elementary school, most girls in my class have an American girl doll. These 18 inch vinyl dolls are manufactured by Pleasant and are sold out of the catalog, each representing a fully developed 8-12 year old female character and historical era. They will cost as much as $ 100, but this is only the initial price. In theory, the characters' lives are included in accompanying chapters such as "Fe

Can you imagine being hit by a mouse during his sleep? The slaves of many children in Haiti wake up in such a terrible environment. Haitian children are often sent to live with wealthier or poorer relatives in exchange for food, housing, education and better living in exchange for the work they do. However, many people are forced to participate in domestic slavery or to reform slavery. Restavek is a common practice in Haitian society. Several people who were only 3 years old were beaten without asking anything, not requesting anything, talking and showing emotions only while talking. If they know that their parents are not feeding their children ... they probably can not afford to buy food. Invite them to eat them. Host community food events for them. If you know a family deliberately not feeding a child, or if you suspect that your child is starving, please report immediately to the local child's protection service hotline. Who wants to eat a child's egg from a supermarket that does not offer this security function? Why is there a risk of giving children a product that could threaten life? Do not make a mistake; food sickness is unbearable because everyone who suffered so much will tell you. You can guarantee the safety of any food in the system. This is a major advance for the industry. But this is only an important advantage provided by the system, it may be the greatest gospel for consumers, but that is not the only thing. How do you do this? I will cultivate our children! Your neighbors may not have enough food to feed children. why? Because you grew up in the right normal country and accepted it, you really did not reach out to introduce your surrounding family. I am a medical student's wife, and his current student loan debt is close to hundreds of thousands of dollars. In the second week of my husband's school, I gave birth to my first child (also known as James, Little G). I work part-time (almost) as a photographer and I am dedicating to children for every minute I am awake (not working).

Most hospitals offer private companies such as follow-up intensive rehabilitation treatment, alcohol anonymity, church, and double town of Orange County. Approximately 35 emergency departments are set up in Orange County and we will respond to patients who are on danger 24 hours a day. Patients with drug abuse can go to any region to start the drinking program and they will be led by funds and insurance. It is important that people suffering from drug abuse know their problems. Patients in the health sector approached patient care technicians to demand hot tea at midnight. The technician explained that she was already having sleeping pills so she could not give him hot tea and the unit stipulated that patients should not be allowed to take food from the dining room. The patient started screaming and cursed the technician. Technicians introduce patients to nurses. When technology faded, the patient was angry, grabbed the technology at the ponytail, and hurried her with her chin. Cultural perception is important when treating diverse patient populations as acute behavioral medical department, emergency room, case care work nurse. According to the Ministry of Health and Human Services minority ethnic health department (OMH), the cultural ability is "a series of actions, attitudes, and skills that allow nurses to work effectively in a cross-cultural environment" (Garcia , 2007, p. 1). . - ... Hudson needs a support team related to child illness. Mrs. Hudson's first language is Haitian, but it is interesting that she regards English as the first language, not Haitian. Mrs. Hudson and her parents and grandparents came to America from Haiti. Se'izisman may have engaged Mrs. Hudson for the trauma event; her daughter is related to her serious heart disease Hatfield provides training for the behavioral health department staff who has adult and elderly units providing language degradation skills and safe body removal skills for violent patients. He meets weekly Behavioral Health and ED executives, discusses and analyzes problems and incidents occurring this week, and proposes preventive oriented solutions. "You are coping with all kinds of psychological problems," he said. "You have to treat people expertly and understand their causes.While walking, have empathy.Training is very important in understanding the disorders of various cultures and people. Status"

Memory can define to some extent who we are and how we move forward in our lives. Memory may be a straight and narrow road, or let us decide which way to go. The memory of the past helps to identify a person and it may affect the future. Through self-discovery rhythm, Marshall 's widow and Daniel' s breathing, eyes, and memories of prayer show that people have to rely on past and present memories to find their true identity in the future . Ivey Johnson, a widow's patron, has been economically stable for many years. The middle-aged widow has lost its identity since childhood. Danticat, Edwidge (1969 -) Novelist, short novelist, editor, Edwidge Danticat was born in Haiti and won extensively since her first novel "Breathing, Eyes, Memory" (1994) when she was 25 years old It was. To praise. The best black writer in her generation is one of the few Haitian heritage writers published in English. Danny Carter's novels and short stories highlight the poverty of Haitian life and political corruption, and the specific challenges facing Haitian immigrants in the United States. Edwidge Danticat was born on January 19, 1969 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. When she was two years old, her father moved to the United States to build a house for his family. Danticat's mother was with him in two years, Danticat and her brothers were able to take care of their relatives. "My most lively memories of Haiti" At the end of early childhood, Danica talks as "incident with power outage". When Edwige was 12 years old, she and her elder brother moved to New York and joined with their parents. The story of a biography born in Haiti in 1969 Novels, essays, and short story writers Edwidge Danticat was raised by aunt and uncle (in her breathing, eyes, memory, like her protagonist, Sophie Caco) It was. At the age of 12, the parents of Brooklyn, the value of "home", were scattered, contradictory, and immigrated with a lot of people. At the American Development Bank Cultural Center (later entitled "AHA!") Held in Washington, DC in 1997 in 1997, Danticat stated that her family's trajectory to the United States was mapped to several trips . Individual family, but this is a "somewhat typical migration model" and "I add models to many people I know" (40). Danticat's father, Andre 'Danticat, moved to Edwidge at the age of two in 1971, then sent to his wife Rose when the writer was 4 years old.

When someone thinks about Haiti, the first thought that usually comes to mind is the earthquake that occurred about four years ago. not me. This country is more meaningful to me, I think other people can see this. When I visited last winter, I could see this country and I was able to really immerse myself in culture. During the exploration process, I was able to see the kids and the school they were in. I can see that the student is working as hard as his teacher. When people think about the countries of the third world, many people will not appreciate their economy, security and even education. Haiti is gradually rebuilding five years after Haiti recovered from the magnitude 7.0 earthquake after the disaster. One of the poorest countries, Haiti always needs improvement, but concerns are rising with the 2010 earthquake. More than 300,000 lives are lost, homes, schools, companies are destroyed, families and friends are mourning, and the country has no hope. Immediately after the earthquake, Haiti began receiving assistance all over the world. Food, medicine, tent sent to the country But when you come to Haiti, Haiti is the poorest country in our hemisphere. Earthquakes and hurricanes attacked Haiti. Bill and I have tried to help Haiti for many years. Following the devastating earthquake and all the terrible problems that occurred there, the Clinton Foundation gathered $ 30 million to help Haiti. Trump: I would like to mention one. Trump Foundation, a small foundation. People contribute, I will contribute. Money is 100% used by various charity groups including 100% - many military forces. I did not get anything. I will not buy a boat. I will not buy an airplane. What happens - money spent on them Despite collecting billions of dollars in Haiti after the earthquake eight years ago, people in Haiti did not notice this situation and lacked development. An example of the protest action in 2015 is "...... Haitian activists protested outside the Clinton Foundation in New York, protesting that the temporary Haitian reconstruction committee claimed that management of hundreds of millions of Clinton taxpayers is poor "The poison blew up freely to solve the contradiction confronted by so-called" people of Haiti "and" countries of Africa ". We are alone! The poverty we face in Africa where Haiti and other African people live is directly linked to slavery and attacks on Africa. There are no places where people in Africa suffer from the most serious poverty (excluding imaginary Wakanda) because of 600 years of attacks in Africa and ongoing exploitation by neo-colonialism.

My parents moved to the United States with a big goal in the mid-1970s. The goal is to start a new life and provide future generations with opportunities for living beyond life in Haiti's Port-au-Prince. Usually, I was told something like a strange and troubling personality that I drew very young. "You are only two years old, you are a baby from a diplomatic entrepreneur ... ... a child!" When he told me about it, my eyes were always shining. I wanted to be the top of many private companies, but my efforts are not the best. While traveling between Haiti and the United States, Edwidge Danticat reviewed the fact that parents moved from Haiti to New York and left her and her brothers aunt and uncle. She and her brother eventually tried to escape the confusion in Haiti with the parents of New York and her uncle. In NoViolet Bulawayo's first novel, a small girl named Darling left the poor childhood in Zimbabwe and lived with an aunt from Detroit. There, the life she met was not defined by the total poverty she had grown in Zimbabwe, but it was full of challenges. The new Haitian government faces major economic challenges. Haiti is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere and is one of the poorest countries in the world. Two-thirds of the 8 million citizens of Haiti are in poverty. Half of that adult population does not have literacy ability. Only a quarter of children attend school. Since the brief rise in the 1970s, the Haitian economy has experienced a steady decline due to greedy government policy and perhaps good-will but destructive international sanctions. Intervention occurred at two camps for Haiti's Port-au-Prince, and internally displaced people (IDPs - refugees who did not move anywhere). (As you may remember, Haiti experienced a major earthquake in 2010. It is still devastatingly affected, especially in the field of public health.) "Many organizations are shining. It supports ubiquitous distribution Intuitive but there is no data to support This is to try to establish basic level of evidence by supporting or opposing the use of portable solar lights at refugee camps Is to do.

After I read some William Wordsworth poems, I noticed that they really liked them, but my favorite is a work called "To Toussaint L'Ouverture". This makes me interesting because I remember that Toussaint L'Ouverture came from my history class before the mathematical period. In poetry, William Wordsworth highly likes Toussaint L'Ouverture. Toussaint L'Ouverture is a black male and this is a bit surprising as black men have not reached such high standards in the times of Wordsworth. Louverture was the subject of numerous biographies, including the biography of Madison Smartt Bell 2007 "Toussaint Louverture" and 1944 Ralph Korngold, and was published by Pierre Pluchon in 1989. He was also the subject of "The Black Jacobins" by C. L. R. James called a masterpiece by the New York Times in 1938. During the past 80 years, no scholar wrote the British biography of the Haitian Revolution Toussaint Rouvertour. This fact is even more compelling when you think of the modern equality of Louverture: a small group may not cross Napoleon Bonaparte and George Washington. He was born as a slave and became a world leader; even at his own time, biographer returns to the Romans to compare with Spartacus. Louverture is a modern unique character, but he has some problems in getting the reputation he deserves. Little is known about the role of François Dominique Dusan Roverl in the Haitian Revolution. According to Philippe Girard, author of "Toussaint Louverture: Revolutionary Life" in 2016, his family is from Allada Kingdom of West Africa. His father, Hippolyte or Gaou Guinou, was once a nobleman. But around 1740, the Daughter empire's party occupied his family and sold to Europeans as slaves. In particular, Hippolyte is sold as a 300-pound shell shell. Louverture was not born in West Africa, but was born in Cap City, Bréda Plantation in Santo Domingo, France on May 20, 1743. Louverture showed the talent of horses and scorpions and left a deep impression on my boss' Bayon de Libertat. He also had veterinary training. His godfather, Pierre Baptiste Simon, may have played an important role in educating him.

Edwidge Danticat's "Bone Planting" and Julia Alvarez's Butterfly Age have all heard that this is saying "This is a man's world." Our world manages how the world works in accordance with our views and ideas, but women gracefully yield to this perspective and internalize the patriarchal patriarchic concept. Even with this seemingly natural human faith, there are views that are often hidden and ignored in pursuit of extreme power and superiority. Edwidge Danticat Edwidge Danticat's novel "Bone Farm" symbolic is a magnificent depiction of the relationship between the Haitian and Dominican people under the rule of the massacre by Rafael Trujillo in 1937. The novel develops around several main concepts, birth, death, identity, place, and movement. Each side is represented by an inanimate object. Water, dreams, twins, and masks will make up these symptoms. - Symbolism William Faulkner in "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner uses many iconic meanings in this story. The use of his symbolism has fascinated the reader to the end of the story. Some symbolism is open, some are ambiguous and camouflaged. It is not obvious that Faulkner uses white in this story, but you can see immediately that white represents innocence and youth. Edwidge Danticat's novel "Bone Farm" records the Haitian who fled from the Dominican Republic after the epidemic of the Holocaust and anti-Haitianism. Krik's Edwidge Danticat's short story "Nineteen Thirty-Seven"? KRAK! It also refers to where the Holocaust river separates Haiti from the Dominican Republic and where the hero's grandmother was killed. A letter from the Alvarez archive shows that Edwidge Danticat's novel "The Farming of Bones" (1998) also talked about the violence committed by the Trujillo regime and has acquired a different international political awareness. The novel by historical novel Dandy Carter is the history of the revisionist of the European Holocaust in 1937, which is estimated to have been killed from 10,000 to 30,000 Haitians by Trujillo's orders. It has been deleted for a long time. "Bone planting" criticized the Dominican people by turning their attention to ethnic violence in 1937. I am dissatisfied with the murder recorded in Alvarez's file

Haiti is an island of Hispaniola. Columbus discovered Spain's colonial rule on Hispaniola Island in Haiti in the late 16th century and pioneered it. The man who lived in Hispaniola before Columbus became a slave. Later, Spanish settlers brought African slaves to the beginning of the 16th century. Eventually, Hispaniola became the territory of France. The Haitians were descendants of Africans brought by French settlers to plant sugar in the 17th century. There was a Haitian slave riot in the late 18th century. Before Christopher Columbus discovered Ispaniola (now islands of Haiti and the Dominican Republic) there was a prosperous native American civilization known as Arano Indians. The arrival of Columbus and European colonialism brought illness, slavery, suffering and death. They soon disappeared from the island, so we needed a black slave from Africa to replace them. Haiti is thought to be a wealthy and highly profitable Western colony and today it is the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. Well, this story was tragic since the beginning of Haiti. An independent political analyst, GearóidÓ Colmáin, says: ... "Their second language is a lie.The lies will be exacerbated by literature, media, education, health, and in every way people can imagine, the western media will become mostly in the world by alienation I learned the process of dullening and severing in the region of I. I wrote an article about how corporate media can leave Haiti; you can read it here. Haiti (Haitian Creole: Ayiti, French: Haïti) is a Caribbean country that occupies one third of the Caribbean island, the western part of Hispaniola. Two-thirds of the eastern part of Hispaniola is occupied by the Dominican Republic. North is the North Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean is South. Haiti is a country full of revolutionary and exciting roads, and its future remains uncertain. Despite the difficulties of Haiti over the past several decades, Haitian's lively tourism industry has returned in the 1960s and 1980s. The resort and investment have turned this misunderstood jewelry into a Caribbean sightseeing spot again

Baseball Baseball Baseball in 1870 Dominican Republic Escaped the evacuation year war, thousands of Cuban islands, which were first brought to the Dominican Republic. In addition to baseball, the Cubans also brought sugar production know-how, which makes the biggest sugar production in those Caribbean. Sugar of the Dominican Republic is an important outlet to make money quickly, but baseball needs a lot of time to come. At the turn of the century, there are many African British people from the Dominican Republic to San Saint-US. Dominican Republic and the Haitian Baseball Federation (especially on the border) Haiti (especially on the border), because the sport is to promote development factors for peace, as well as to strengthen the foundations of friendship and mutual respect of the peoples of both countries Agreed on the development and promotion of baseball. . Thanks to the support of the sports department of Dominica, the Dominican Baseball Federation (FEDOBE) thanked the president for quotes and said, "This can help Haiti achieve the dream of the Federation to join the baseball game He promised to the Haitian baseball league linked to international organizations. The coach will be sent to Haiti, the Dominican Baseball Federation to participate in technical courses, referees and scoring and will support the Haitian federation of logistics training and training Baseball is the most popular sport through Dominican Republic. : 59 The country has six league baseball teams. The season usually starts in October and ends in January. After the second largest number of players in the United States, Dominican Republic (MLB) at Major League Baseball. Ozzy Virgil, Senior Born in Dominica on 23rd September 1956 he became a player of MLB. Celebrities Juan Marie Charles and Pedro Martinez Baseball Hall are the only players born in Dominica. , Other famous baseball players of the Dominican Republic, Adrián Beltré, Robinson Kano, Rico Katy, Sterling Marte, Vladimir Guerrero, George Bell, Julian Javier, Francisco Liliano, Manny Ramirez, José Batista, Edwin Encarnación, Born with Hanley Ramirez, David Ortiz, Albert Pujols, Nelson Cruzes Ubaldo Jiménez, Jose Reyes, Plácido Polanco and Sammy Sosa. Felipe Aru and Omar Minaya as executives have succeeded as general manager As the record is pushed, lost before pitching, or as Al-Brothers and Manny Moto, this baseball superstar baseball has become an iconic figure soon as David Ortiz and Pedro Martinez, Dominican Republic is the world We launched a unique brand of baseball. The Dominican Republic has a long history of baseball in recent years, only richer. In 100 years, baseball has become the center of the cultural life of the Dominican Republic. Origin of the baseball Dominica country is not clear at all, but historians believe that the baseball came to the island around the 1880s when it was first. While the US Marine Corps in the invasion of 1916 is a historical misunderstanding that the game is brought to the island, in the United States played an essential role in the baseball that brought here. In the mid-19th century the United States brought baseball games to Cuba in the 1960s

It is not a task of the East to move to immigrant breathing, eyes, and other countries as you are a child as you have to leave everyone you know. Sophie is experiencing this, because now she has to give it all up, jump onto the plane and meet with her mother, she just heard her voice. Haiti and Tante Atie know that Sophie knows that under the hot sun she runs freely, or she only has to play with the children across the street. When she comes back from school, she will wait for her outside speaking her story, or her mother when she can not sleep. Edwidge Danticat 's breathing, eyes, and memory started, as she learned that she had to leave her favorite aunt to live with her mother who hardly remembered. The opening chapter establishes the richness of Sophie's life in Haiti, the strong aroma of the food she eats, and the flowers around her. Tante Atie knows the right story about the proper herbs to comfort almost all diseases and frightened children. Sophie's trip to the airport brought another Haiti, one of which showed political turmoil and violence. In addition, most people blessed Sophie's fortune, but she did not embody American dreams, first encountered garbage filled streets and forbidden windows. Her mother car torn the seat, the windshield broke, Martin himself was tired and looked overworked. Edwidge Danticat 's breathing, eyes, memory - selection of Oprah Book Club in May 1998. Narrator Sophie Caco began her direct experience and impressions between 12 and 20 years old. Sophie is a product of violent rape and she was raised by her aunt for 12 years in a village near Port-au-Prince. Asali Solomon is unhappy - an elegant, energetic, and amazing adult novel for those who are shy. Kenya Curtis is still 8 years old, but even if she can not condemn how or why she knows she is different. This is not because she is a black - most other students of the fourth grade at West Philadelphia primary school Danticat, Edwidge (1969 -) Novelist, short novelist, editor, Edwidge Danticat was born in Haiti and won extensively since her first novel "Breathing, Eyes, Memory" (1994) when she was 25 years old It was. To praise. The best black writer in her generation is one of the few Haitian heritage writers published in English. Danny Carter's novels and short stories highlight the poverty of Haitian life and political corruption, and the specific challenges facing Haitian immigrants in the United States. Edwidge Danticat was born on January 19, 1969 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. When she was two years old, her father moved to the United States to build a house for his family. Danticat's mother was with him in two years, Danticat and her brothers were able to take care of their relatives. "My most lively memories of Haiti" At the end of early childhood, Danica talks as "incident with power outage". When Edwige was 12 years old, she and her elder brother moved to New York and joined with their parents.

The Haitian Revolution (1791 - 1803) and the subsequent slave uprising carried many revolutionary refugees to North America. From the late eighteenth century to the early nineteenth century, former slaves and colorful people began to arrive at cities such as Baltimore and New Orleans. "Maryland Gazette" announced 4 vessels that are part of the 23 fleets sailing from Francois and 4 vessels [1 Guineas and blacks] out of the 6 ships. Guinea blacks will be the center of the "religious community of blacks founded in the" chapel "or under the church. African-American families left out of American history are topics of controversy and concern. Although other aspects of the family were studied, it can be said that the motherhood of African-Americans is getting the most attention. It is no doubt that African-American mothers are drawn as women's heads, bursting mothers, queen of welfare. In addition, black mothers are said to be lazy, irresponsible, destructive and not worthy. The stereotypes of these African American mothers are important as they have a strong influence on African American mothers and their families. Like almost all African Americans, I have white blood cells. This is not surprising; it is a legacy of slavery. For many African Americans, we can not name these white ancestors (as I did, but not because I tried it). The relationship between slave owners of men and their women's slaves is not publicly publicized; anonymity is another legacy of slavery. My secret is in my DNA. Back in the days of Columbus, there is a DNA test called mixed test which measures the proportion of DNA of native origin in Europe, sub-Saharan Africa, Asia / America. According to this test, African Americans average 24% of Europeans - in other words, most are African. (Myths stick to Cherokee's great-grandmother's house, but few African-Americans have recognizable native DNA.) It is not on paper. This is what science can see.

Minerva is always interested in events that influence her future life, even for young children. "My hands are free, and I saved the day according to what Sinita said." 22 These words suggest that acting when Minerva shows that he knows when to do the right thing is. Minerva saved his life today and is responsible for the event. In this case, she showed maturity. "I began to cry, but I caught my arm, I must be brave in Sinata." Minerva said she could hold an event for others Told. Julia Alvarez wrote a novel (how Garcia girls lose their accent in butterfly era, save the world under Salome's name), poetry (homecoming, opposite side / El Otello Rado, I have my own woman), non fiction (once in Haitian wedding, Quince añera, what to announce) and for young readers looking for miracles before we are free Return to the many senders of books. Alvarez was awarded the National Arts Medal 2013 and is currently a writer at Middlebury College. "Butterfly Age" is a historical novel by Julia Alvarez who talks about the fictional story of Mirabar's sister during Trujillo's dictatorship regime of the Dominican Republic. The book was written by the first and third people and written by Mirabal sisters. The story was first published in 1994 and adapted to feature films in 2001. This is the story of the four Milabal sisters between the Rafiel Trujillo dictatorship of the Dominican Republic. At school, one sister, Minerva, met Sinita, a girl who later became one of her best friends. Sinai finally revealed the truth about Trujo to Minerva - their "Glory" leader is a murderer. The sisters made a political determination to overthrow the Trujill administration. When families were retaliated by military intelligence agencies (SIM), they were harassed, persecuted and imprisoned.

In 1492, Christopher Columbus founded an island in the western Atlantic and named it Hispaniola. Arawak people live on Hispaniola Island. Haiti soon became one of France's most prosperous colonies in the United States, and it became one of the world's leading coffee and sugar producing countries. In the 18th century the settlement began to expand here and Haiti was released by Creole, slaves, French and blacks. Around this time, Haitian society was in a difficult period, debate about power had begun. Can George Orwell's Animal Farm George Orwell's Animal Farm be just a political debate or a story by the reader? In this personal study I write an article about George Orwell's animal farm. The novel is entertaining my political debate in this process. The opening chapter introduces the revolutionary theme that dominates the entire novel, and it also introduces livestock. In the first chapter, Old Major is the central figure, letting all other animals go to the barn at night and telling the revolution, by thinking of happiness it becomes a pig of wise animals. At the George Orwell novel "Animal Farm", these animals took over the farm and developed their own independent society. As it happened during the Russian Revolution in 1917. A repressive and exploitative tension between classes between George Orwell's despicable ideals and the harsh reality of socialism. In the literary works of George Orwell, they accepted this treatment, so it clearly shows how these animals were "Mr. Jones." George Orwell 's Animal Farm Profile: Animal Farm is a short story written by George Orwell in 1945. Due to his potential criticism of the Russian political situation at the time, he encountered many difficulties in publishing this article. The story takes place on a British farm. Mr. Jones, farm owner, collided with animals. The animals rebelled and finally frightened him. The two strongest animals, Napoleon and snowball (two pigs), I think they can run a farm.

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The Women's Pavilion Columbia Expo is renowned for its wonderful architecture and wide international presence. The women's pavilion is particularly important. This was the first type designed by female architects, revealing the need for further development of women's social dilemmas and equality rights campaign at the time. Its existence did not cause major changes in women's movement, but this pavilion is certainly a promising first step, which will be a precedent for women's participation later. On January 2, 1893, Frederic Douglas gave a speech at the Haitian Pavilion at the World Columbia Expo in Jackson Park, Chicago. Douglas, a famous writer, abolitionist, and polaris publisher, spent Bajamin Harrison regime as a US minister and Consul-General from Haiti from 1889 to 1891. In 1893, Congress urged the World Columbia Expo to hold several panel discussions including women's topics. This decision was largely due to Anthony's work behind the scenes, backed by petitions signed by the Supreme Court Judge, Senators, Cabinet members and other senior wives and daughters. Representatives of the World Expo representing women's conferences come from 27 countries, with 150,000 women and men participating in the conference. Art explanation and analysis: Casatte's biggest piece, 58 x 12 feet mural is a women's architectural painting of the 1893 World Columbia Expo in Chicago. It consists of three groups: a young girl pursuing fame, a young woman picking up knowledge and scientific results, and arts, music, and dancing. Unfortunately, the entire mural was destroyed at the end of the exhibition, limited to black-and-white photos and color prints of the central panel. The choice of knowledge of this young lady and the details of scientific results glimpse the influence and theme of this memorial work. This mural uses the murals of Italian Renaissance, Japanese prints, and Les Nabis, but Mr. Casat also changed these materials to mine.

LéopoldSédarSenghor Senegalese poet, politician, founder of Senegalese Democratic Group. Senghor was elected President of Senegal in the 1960s. He retired in 1980. He is one of the founder of the Négritude concept and is defined as a literary and artistic expression of blacks in Africa. In historical context, this term is seen as a reaction to the defense of French colonialism and African culture. It has deeply influenced the strengthening of African identity in the French-speaking black world. Négritude is a literary and ideological philosophical philosophy developed by French African intellectuals, writers and politicians in the 1930s. Its promoters include the Martinika poet, Aime Cesar, Leopold Sedar Senghor (future Senegalese president), and French Guiana Leon Dama. Négritude intellectuals deny French colonialism and argue that the best strategy for it is to encourage the common racial identity of African indigenous peoples all over the world. Pan - Africanism is an exercise that responds to Negrit 's principle among English intellectuals who speak English. A psychiatrist, philosopher, revolutionist, and writer Frantz Omar Fanon (1925-1961), born in Martinique born African American, was one of the supporters of this movement. His work affects areas such as post colonial research, critical theory, Marxism and others. The movement of Négritude in the 1930s was led by Paris Senegalese poet Léopold Sédar Senghor, French Guiana Léon Damas, Martinique Aimé Césaire. From their Parisian magazine L'Etudiant Noir and elsewhere, they expressed their love for the black people and opposed European cultural imperialism. Haitian Lorimer Denis and François Duvalier advertised similar ideas through the Griot campaign. French pan - Africanism has been widespread from France. In 1900, Benito Sylvain collaborated with Henry Sylvester Williams at Pan - Africa meeting in London. As Williams did for the English-speaking world, Sylvain preceded it, later Parisian Pan Africanists followed it. In 1890, Sylvain founded a journal LaFraternité (Fraternity) and founded "to defend the interests of European black species". In 1898, he founded the Black Youth Association in Paris.

The phrase "original family" is often used to define families where people grow up or grow. Families are often seen as social institutions that socialize and care for their members. Family systems have a major impact on individual's physiology psychology. My family is Haitian. My grandfather is a farmer in Haiti. My grandmother died when I was 8 years old. - There are various styles for families such as nuclear family, mixed family, extended family, adoptive parent, adoptive parent, single parent family. Some of the cultural assumptions about families are that couples are married, they have children after marriage, and that both husband and wife have gender roles. Values ​​of other families may differ from the values ​​of other families Our family is a family we were adopted or we were born. That is when we grow up the majority of our people and our childhood. The importance of a personal family is very big. Because raising children forms a core belief in children, our family's beliefs in human meaning and purpose of life will have a great impact on what we have learned and our development. In turn, these beliefs will tell you all the decisions and choices you make and all the relationships you have. A family's family - not the family who is currently living together - but the growing family - is the place to learn that people are usually themselves. From families, I will learn how to communicate, deal with emotions, and respond to needs. People also learned many of their values ​​and beliefs from their families. Those experiencing family related emotional problems may find it useful to meet with mental health experts to begin to solve these problems.

Minerva is always interested in events that influence her future life, even for young children. "My hands are free, and I saved the day according to what Sinita said." 22 These words suggest that acting when Minerva shows that he knows when to do the right thing is. Minerva saved his life today and is responsible for the event. In this case, she showed maturity. "I began to cry, but I caught my arm, I must be brave in Sinata." Minerva said she could hold an event for others Told. Julia Alvarez wrote a novel (how Garcia girls lose their accent in butterfly era, save the world under Salome's name), poetry (homecoming, opposite side / El Otello Rado, I have my own woman), non fiction (once in Haitian wedding, Quince añera, what to announce) and for young readers looking for miracles before we are free Return to the many senders of books. Alvarez was awarded the National Arts Medal 2013 and is currently a writer at Middlebury College. "Butterfly Age" is a historical novel by Julia Alvarez who talks about the fictional story of Mirabar's sister during Trujillo's dictatorship regime of the Dominican Republic. The book was written by the first and third people and written by Mirabal sisters. The story was first published in 1994 and adapted to feature films in 2001. This is the story of the four Milabal sisters between the Rafiel Trujillo dictatorship of the Dominican Republic. At school, one sister, Minerva, met Sinita, a girl who later became one of her best friends. Sinai finally revealed the truth about Trujo to Minerva - their "Glory" leader is a murderer. The sisters made a political determination to overthrow the Trujill administration. When families were retaliated by military intelligence agencies (SIM), they were harassed, persecuted and imprisoned.

Louisiana's culture is not a collection of customs and beliefs shared by all people living in the area. Louisiana is a state that combines various elements to form a culture that can be expressed as the southern Louisiana state. The two most important elements that make up the southern state culture are Creole and Kazan culture. The fusion of various elements such as religion, language, music, cooking, etc. created a unique culture of Cajun and Creole in southern Louisiana. As with "Cajun", the term "Creole" is a common name used to represent the culture of southern Louisiana. Creole can be roughly defined as "local area", but its precise meaning depends on the area used. However, in general, Creoleres thinks that after buying Louisiana in 1803 it is necessary to separate themselves from the influx of American and European immigrants who entered this area. Creole is still used to describe the legacy and customs of the various people staying in Louisiana. Early French colonial period. In addition to French Canadians, in the complex Creole culture in southern Louisiana speak French from Chichimacha, Huma, other indigenous peoples, West African slaves, Irish speakers of Spanish (Canary Islands residents), Caribbean Sea Gens de Couleur Libres Haitian Creole, colonial French, Cajun Louisiana close to French, Creole in France (Accademia and Grand De Range exiled from New France since 1755). Millions of people around the world are using French Creole, mainly in the US, Caribbean, Indian Ocean. It is mainly used in the state of Pennsylvania, but since the 19th century the language has spread to the Midwest (Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, and other states), and most of today's speakers live. Yes. It developed from the Mandarin German dialect that the Netherlands Dutch brought to Germany before 1800. Originally by believers of various Christian sects (Lutheran, Mennonite, Amish, German Baptist brothers, Catholics) by Amish men and old-order Mennonites

FRESH GIRL is a 14 - year - old Mardi Desravines' emotional story, grew up in Brooklyn, New York, a wise and shy Haitian girl suffering. Mardi was born in the United States, but her parents asked her to live with her grandmother and sister at Port-au-Prince of Haiti when he was 4 years old. Maldi does not always welcome or accept these people when political turmoil and extensive violence forced Meldy and her sister Serena to leave their Port-au-Prince house and return to the United States after eight years I had no choice but to enter the country again. Who started talking, acting or becoming different? The story is about a little girl named Mary Amber. She came to Vietnam from various states and lived with her lover, Mark · Fossie. She came to Vietnam as a young girl who just graduated from high school. But she did not. She began learning to be a rope of soldiers wearing clothes like soldiers. One day she was curious and decided to join the Green Beret to join their night mission. She left all night and Fossie was worried about getting sick. He is losing an innocent little school girl in Vietnam. Given the situation today, in many cases it is not safe to be in a strange city where a new girl who is not just attending school is alone with a stranger. This is where ordinary life brings saving. The concept of symbiosis is catching up rapidly in China, especially the subway. Female students across the country are relieved in the following way: because they can choose to stay in the past, It is easy to live together to get rid of safety. People who equate verification and ambition are mostly homosexuals. In many student accommodations, like all families, we ensure the security of all tenants in all the steps. This allows them to accept higher education and to live a better and safer life.

Napoleon Bonaparte reminds me of a blank canvas that is a magical picture when an artist draws. The savior of revolution was widely misunderstood because of his greedy ambition He was also called a hero and lacked imagination. There is no doubt that the French Revolution founded Napoleon Bonaparte. "Revolution is a lesson to replace the power of idealism evil, Bonaparte is an ideal student." (P. 29) It opened the door for him to fill in the necessary gap. The French Revolution was a struggle for equality, freedom and fraternity of the third social class of France. These ideas continued until the time after Napoleon Bonaparte's revolution. Napoleon Bonaparte was a product of the revolution, because if it is not a revolution, he will not receive any major military and political opportunities as he got. Freedom, equality and fraternity are among the most important principles of the revolution. Napoleon Bonaparte seemed to hold these principles of revolution, but in reality, by opposition to the consular government and freedom and freedom, he became a revolutionary murderer. 12 Napoleon · Bonaparte takes power from Napoleon · Bonaparte (1799-1814), maintaining many of the calm elements of the revolution - maintaining social equity - revolutionary practice imposed on the conquered area Abandoned - French dominated national consciousness spurred in Europe - the citizen's resistance in 1815 The issue of the Napoleonic Empire 14 Haitian Revolutionary St. Dominic (later known as Haiti) - the majority of the population is slave - about 500,000 slaves, 40,000 white people, 30,000 "free nations" French revolution caused a cycle of violence - but the revolution means different for different people - a large slave The riot began to be a war between several factions - force gradually transferred to slaves, led by former slave Toussaint Louverture

Black Jacobin's Santo Domingo revolution led to abolition of slavery, independence from Haiti from France, and the announcement of the establishment of the black republic. However, unlike many historians, CLR James did not explain the independent struggle in his work "Black Jay Covin" only as a slave riot following the French Revolution. He not only provides a recalculation of historical events but also provides an intimate review of the black slaves themselves, who contributed to the decline of French rule. Ten years later, James' book was out-of-print, just being reintroduced by African American readers, answered the events of the blacks of the 1960s. In the short term, Black Jacobins laid the foundation for the creation of Toussaint's lifetime and the creation of Haitian's first manga book for GoldenLegacyNo1. The book appeared in 1966, and in that year, two Caucasian New Yorkers decided to imagine the "King of the Bakandas" for the first time. The Jews were undoubtedly harmonized with the values ​​of their hometown, but neither Stan Lee nor Jack Kirby had been to Africa (and it shows it). However, Lawrence and James have never been to Haiti at their respective milestones. Dreaming of Art Life, come back again C L R James describes the main events of the Haitian Revolution in his classic history, The Black Jacobins (1938). With the 1967 drama of the same name, he emphasized the role of thousands of slavery fighters fighting for freedom, dramatically revolutionary important historical figures including Toussaint L'Ouverture and Dessalines It changed to a person. The letter was written during a series of intense rebellion and eventually abolished slavery in northern Santo Domingo on August 29, 1793. On top of that there is a place name "St Marc" located in the western part of the colony. . According to the report, Dessalines "governs the west with an iron stick." In that letter, Dessalines ordered the liberation of a captain imprisoned on an expired vacation.

"Private 062!" "Mr. now!" Private Robert replied. "Private 063!" "Mr. now!" Private Wallace cried. Sergeant Olson is participating in Zan 's base camp. He is in charge of a series of 80 private platoon from recruitment camp. Soon, he occupied all his soldiers. Fresh from the mainland, do not understand the army, his soldiers were not beyond him. Or he is thinking ... "Time to walk in the morning is private!" "Yes, teacher!" Private starts their "short morning walk" and the result is up to 20 km. The three sentences are the full length of this creature. If you have already won a literary award, you can add a sentence after the list of publications. My short story, ***, won the *** New Writer Award. But the temptation to resist includes a long list of third place winners. Repeat: resistance. The difference that Joe Writer may take is to write this letter to a person instead of the novel Attic Press. In the case of Fiction Attic, I have been listed as an editor on the About page and have a list of readers. If you have contact with the reader, please contact the person. Otherwise, please send the name of your letter to the person listed as a novel editor, poet editor, or non-fiction editor. At the second novel workshop of my MFA project, my professor asked each of us to change the order to introduce my favorite short story. The idea is that everyone in the class reads and analyzes each short story. And by touching different classmates' preferences, it may help to better understand what short stories can do. During my week I chose the "sea child" by Haitian American writer Edwidge Dantikyat. KRAK! This story is my favorite short story as I met it during college. This is a story that hurt my heart; the story, when I finished, I had to spend some time just to close the book and breathe. When I first wrote a blog post on how much I influenced him, I was touched very much.

Terrorism rules are justified. This description is supported for three reasons: threat, method, and idea. The second reason for domination of terrorism is the way Robespierre used to rule people against the revolution. This evidence shows that the terror rule is reasonable as it will not dispute people Finally, the rule of terrorism is reasonable when it becomes the idea and reason of the person and Robespierre. In this respect "terrorist rule" is reasonable as they have to do all work to achieve their goals and make changes. During the period from the execution of Louis XVI in January 1793 to the end of July 1794, the Terror lasted less than two years. Over the 18 months, more than 20,000 French people were executed by guillotine. However, Robespierre threatened to show strength and to show people the need to do so. All of them continued to fight people and persuaded them to show what would happen if they objected to it. All these reasons and ideas are the same. Establish a new government and its rights The rules of terror started in 1793 and ended in 1794. This is when people began to change their movements. It saved France, it worked, and other countries thus created the world today, so terror domination is justified. By violence, the world will look like this. So the rule of terrorism is immoral. It killed a lot of French but brought France to the power of Europe. It helped to change France, which helped to change the world, which created the world we live in. "Men are afraid of death as children are afraid of darkness" - Bacon Terrorism is seen as a way to survive and gain good support for the revolution, but that does not make sense. As internal threats spread radicalism, external threats became intense, more powerful, and the way was chaotic, and terrorism control extended stay in France until strong leader Robespierre died. Terrorist rule is a support activity to gain rights, but during this time they were robbed until Robespierre's death ended an important day of terrorism The story and image of terrorist rule dominates our view of the French Revolution. According to folklore, terrorism is a short-term and fatal period, Maximilian Robespierre of the Public Safety Commission and Revolutionary Court accused thousands of people died under the guillotine. The reality of terror is more complicated. Terrorist rule is not moved by a single human being, group, or policy, it is a child with many parents caused and driven by various powers and factors. Regardless of why, it is the most intense age of the French Revolution, as well as the rule of terrorism. Over the summer of 1793 to 1794, more than 50,000 people were murdered by suspicion of anti-revolutionary activities or so-called "opposition to freedom". One-third of this number dies under the guillotine leaves During the French Revolution, violence was not justified, because during reign of terrorists the revolutionaries opposed everything the revolution represents, threatened and oppressed the people they claimed to support. During the Haitian Revolution, Haitian intense revolution was more reasonable, as the slave was treated as an animal and forbidden to do as many things as those listed in the Black Code. People who support enlightenment would like to be treated equally by all other citizens of France. Under absolute monarchy, the king had the privilege to do whatever they wanted, and the enlightenment thinker served the king more effectively for their people and do their best for them I told you should.

Marine plastics are a global problem, but some areas are more seriously affected than others. After identifying the coast of Haiti as a region of great influence, we established the latest purification division headquarters in Port-au-Prince. Now we are cleaning Haitian seas and coastline ... 1 pound at a time The entire coast of Haiti has been confirmed as a region of great influence or a wide area of ​​plastics and garbage coming into the sea. Here, our purification work can produce the biggest difference between the ocean and the community. In order to facilitate the cleaning work in Haiti and its surrounding areas, we opened the latest cleaning department in Port-au-Prince. We currently have 31 teams and 4 clean seas and coastlines to Carrefour / Port-au-Prince to the south and Cape Point to the north. We also plan to clean up near Hispaniola to help the Dominican Republic settle the impact of plastic contamination seen recently in tropical storms. Our main goal is to clean up the plastic and trash that contaminated Haiti by focusing on the estuary and you can intercept them before the estuaries enter the ocean. In cooperation with private recycling facilities in Port-au-Prince, recyclable items are recycled, and when Haiti continues to build infrastructure, we handle items that can not be recycled appropriately. We also created and participated in regional promotion programs so that the local Haitian community can understand the environmental impact of plastic contamination. By sharing influences, we can change our behavior and prevent more plastic and garbage entering the sea. Coastal city Boca Raton is the place where movement of 4 oceans to clean the sea and coastline in January 2017 began. This is also where we gather the first bucket of official garbage. That's why our US headquarters is located only in Boca Raton. In addition, our global fulfillment center and neighboring first cleaning facility are also available. Each of these places is an important part of the ongoing clean ocean and coastline mission. 1 pound at a time With the opening of our first international headquarters in Bali, Indonesia, the 4 Ocean Movement began in earnest, and our founder had the idea of ​​first making 4 seas. This tropical island has some of the most primitive oceans and beaches on the planet, but they are also heavily polluted by marine plastics. We are able to work together to solve this global problem as the opening and purification work increases, the new economy is formed and the community is educated for sustainable development. 4 The ocean is a unique environmental group working to reduce marine pollution by cleaning beaches, offshore, inland parts nationwide. The fund of the 4 ocean organization comes from the sale of 4 ocean bracelet made from 100% recycled material. The movement done around the bracelet is called a bracelet, 1 pound. For each bracelet sold, the organization removes a total of 1 liter of garbage from the sea. This is a way to help the sea, how ordinary people can participate in their career. I chose this organization because I am thinking that they have great social media and how 4 ocean has found it to leave Instagram. With the opening of our first international headquarters in Bali, Indonesia, the 4 Ocean Movement began in earnest, and our founder had the idea of ​​first making 4 seas. This tropical island has some of the most primitive oceans and beaches on the planet, but they are also heavily polluted by marine plastics. We are able to work together to solve this global problem as the opening and purification work increases, the new economy is formed and the community is educated for sustainable development. Based in Boca Raton, Florida, 4 Ocean announced in July that it had robbed over 1 million pounds of plastic, glass and other garbage from the ocean since its launch in January 2017. A bracelet worth over $ 30 million will fund the ongoing cleaning work. According to a survey, app

Edwidge Danticat's short story "Rise of the Fire Wall" represents the gap between the desire for freedom of man and the reality and fantasy created by desire. Two different perspectives for evaluating life bring confrontation between the little ones parents Guy and Lili. Throughout the story, Gay meant that people wanted to do things like thinking about him, but Lily, against Gay, solved this guy and found that they were in the usual I attempted to follow my daily lives. Born in 1969 in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, he emigrated to the United States under the guidance of his parents (taxi driver and textile worker). She is the author of three theaters and seven novels. In 2007 she edited the book and published a memoir of "Brothers, I am dying." Did she announce Krik in 1995? A collection of her only short stories including "A Wall of Fire Rising" which is part of a literary theme and Danticat's private background, Krak! You can find it in "Interview with Edwidge Danticat" in literary analysis. 158 pages Edwidge Danticat's short story "Rise of the Fire Wall" represents the gap between the desire for freedom of man and the reality and fantasy created by desire. Two different perspectives for evaluating life bring confrontation between the little ones parents Guy and Lili. Throughout the story, Gay meant that people wanted to do things like thinking about him, but Lily, against Gay, solved this guy and found that they were in the usual I attempted to follow my daily lives. Lili is positive, adventurous and reckless, Lili is realistic and responsible. Firewall is a figurative representation of the boundary and divides two different types of people. See more When reading Krik from Edwidge Danticat? KRAK! - And I'm looking forward to talking to her at the UUSC party this weekend - my favorite story is "rising fire wall". The story is a basic, father's shame, an unforgettable story of mother's love, and a child's innocent belief. All of them will develop mainly on promising themes impossible in the classroom drama on Haitian heroes and hot air balloons. Danticat depicts the reality of this young family life very professionally. This is actually the reality of almost every Haitian life. Permanent unemployment, hunger, poverty. However, in the character of Mother Lily, there is hope and parents to educate their sons for the eternal wish of living a better life. Even the name of a child means that his father wants the child's life better than him and always wishes that there is a generation of progress. Lily is proud of her husband, "She is judged by his actions," she told him.

"Wavin 'Flag" is a song by Somalia-Canadian artist K'naan of his album "Troubadour". This song was originally written for Somalia, people's desire for freedom. The original single is very popular in Canada, and after the single "ABC" and "Bang Bang", it became Canadian Hot 100's second single. Following the devastating earthquake in Haiti in 2010, the songs were re-shot by a special group of Canadian artists, known as Haitian young artists, among the top 100 Canadians in their rights It was ranked first. It is one. This song was selected as a promotional song by Coca-Cola at the 2010 FIFA World Cup hosted by South Africa, and it became a truly global hit song. This modified international version and other lyrics are ranked among the top 10 in more than 20 different world rankings. A mix of "Wavin 'Flag" was created for international distribution outside of Canada by French music producer David Guetta and American rapper, producer, and lead singer will.i.am of The Black Eyed Peas It was. The solo part of Will.i.am was specifically written for the international version, while for the K'naan part several lyrics were fixed. His version of the song was remixed by the hot cast engineer Dylan "3 - D" Dresdow. This version was released later as B side of Celebration Mix. The Maxi single CD also contains the Spanish edition, written by Rafael Vergara and described by David Bisbal in Spanish. Original single "Wavin 'Flag" first appeared in his album Troubadour. This single is ranked second in the album's third official single, Canadian Hot 100 by Kerry Brothers, Jr. Made by Bruno Mars. K'naan first sung the song acoustically on Q TV, and he previewed Troubadour before the broadcast. The original lyrics concerned the struggle of refugees who evacuated in the war and mentioned Somalia of Indigenous People of Kunan that was rewritten in a famous tone rather than the version after being used in the World Cup.

What creole is creole. Creole means many things for many people. It comes from the Latin "Creare". This means "generate" or "create". Webster Dictionary says Creole is "a white man of French or Spanish settlers from Louisiana and Gulf countries, and has a unique remark and culture." Creole, the word of the 16th century was first used in Latin America to distinguish the descendants of European colonists and American natives, blacks, and later immigrant groups. The complex Creole community of New Orleans is dominated by white creole like French Creole, but a lot of attention has gathered in history, and the sugarcane region of Northwest Louisiana is mainly Orrians their strong Creole We lived and developed cultures. Other Creole cultural enclaves are located in the southern part of Louisiana: Pilot Cove, Boi Mullet, Grand Murray, Palmetto, Roller, Soylo and others. These communities have a long history of cultural independence. New Orleans also has a color of the Creole people of the historical population. Another area where you can find many Creole is the River of Paris, St. Charles, St. John and the St. James River. There are also a lot of white Creole such as Creole in Germany and Creole in France. Calm down. In addition, Acardella's Avoyelles Parish and Evangeline Parish live French white large Creole people known as French Creole. Haitian Creole, colonial French, Cajun Louisiana close to French, Creole in France (Accademia and Grand De Range exiled from New France since 1755). Millions of people around the world are using French Creole, mainly in the US, Caribbean, Indian Ocean. It is mainly used in the state of Pennsylvania, but since the 19th century the language has spread to the Midwest (Ohio, Indiana, Iowa, and other states), and most of today's speakers live. Yes. It developed from the Mandarin German dialect that the Netherlands Dutch brought to Germany before 1800. Originally by believers of various Christian sects (Lutheran, Mennonite, Amish, German Baptist brothers, Catholics) by Amish men and old-order Mennonites

Karanka One Indian is well known in many American civilizations. But many stereotypes are based on the same beliefs as all Native Americans. There are local tribes that rotate around the most controversial. This is the culture of Karankawa. Until recently most of the known information came from the word of mouth and there were many distorted views on this great country. Unlike most other Native American tribes in southwestern Texas, Karanka has something in their society that is different from the northern and southern neighbors - they are not nomads. Historian Russell Thornton estimates that from 1800 to 1890 the population of India has decreased from 600,000 to 250,000. Declining population is mainly caused by disease and war. Many tribes of Texas, such as Karankawan, Akokisa, Bidui, were issued for confrontation with settlers. The rapid decline of American Indians after the American Civil War established the Dooley Committee to shock the US government and investigate causes and suggestions to save the population. The committee proposed solutions such as the establishment of five inspection committees to prevent Indians from abusing their power due to the beginning of large-scale Western immigration. During the Indian displacement and the Indian war, Americans contemplated the origin of India. According to his observations on taboo and eating habits, Indian businessman James Adair may be the first person to assert that the Indians are a lost tribe of Israelis; others like Elias Bdinot (Elias) People will follow the lawsuit Boudinot), his western star (1816) portrays the Indians as a lost member of the election. Scottish historian William Robertson believed that the Indians had immigrated from Wales and they called them "a strong Haitian." Benjamin Smith Barton suspended "a new view on the origins of American tribes and citizens" (1797), saying that Indians were born from Persia and parts of other Asia.

Steve McQueen directed four examples of the philosophical argument of Immanuel Kant and G. W. F Hegel in the 2013 film "12 Years of Slave". Hegel's spiritual phenomenology shows two ideologies. The classification of the relation between him and the Lord complements the political thinking of Kant 's absolute order. In "Basic foundation of moral metaphysics", Kant pointed out that in absolute command of moral norms, human beings are not subjective objectives but their own objective objectives. German idealist philosophy course - in the context of Emmanuel Kant, Friedrich Schelling, G. W. F. Hegel et al. Met a modern thinker who criticizes the philosophical tendency of the latter half of the 18th century. It often results in the title of "idealism." Idealism usually begins with the publication of Kant's purely reasonable criticism in 1781. This book is regarded by many philosophers as one of the most important philosophical works in history. Among them, Kant finally made it possible for humans to show rational thought and to discover their own rationality limit by showing unprecedented intellectual strength. Furthermore, one of the most outstanding conclusions of criticism is Kant's reasoning about various "categories" of human perceptions of the world, such as time and space. The concept of G. W. F. Hegel 's revolution is completely dependent on his view of history. Hegel emphasizes Kant's theory of conceptuality and understands history as a rational process that "concept of freedom" realized itself. From his macroscopic point of view, this phased development, objective "spiritual" self-realization is based on the principle of dialectic principle. It replaced China, India, the Persian "East Asian" civilization, the ancient Greece, the medieval "night" of the Roman Empire, and finally the "Germanic" era of reform and enlightenment. Era, Renaissance, and feudal period (cf. Hegel, 1991). Therefore, the American and French revolution in 1791, or Haitian slave uprising, must be interpreted as an indicator of the current stage of the development of the concept of freedom.

The British Revolution can easily convey the history of the British Revolution from 1649 to 1660. Chrome Bruwell photographed the level at Burford and the confrontation between massive bourgeoisie and gentry and the People's Army (provided for a long time) as it meant that their government was maintained only by the military, The monarch and the recovery of the Lord ultimately inevitable troops are very expensive and compromise with the representatives of the old order which is difficult to manage or has survived. The 17th century British Revolution brought a representative government and opened up a democratic debate. However, as British historian Christopher Hill wrote in the "Puritan Revolution", "The advantage of Congress, establishing the rule of law will mainly benefit property owners." It threatens property safety Tax is rejected and monopoly is over. In order to make it possible to gain more freedom controlled by the company, the Navy came to be used in the policies of foreign empires including the conquest of Ireland. Horizontal athletes and miners, two political campaigns that want to bring equality to the business circle were suppressed by the revolution. Mike Duncan's new series of "Mike Historical Celebrities" began with different revolutions of history such as the British Revolution, the American Revolution, the French Revolution (absolutely convincing but rarely discussed), the Haitian Revolution. I am about to finish writing a series of articles on the Latin American Revolutionary War (I am the fourth grandfather who failed in Peru). This is one of the essential elements of historical podcasts. The French Revolution was one of the most important events in history. It goes without saying that the bigger impact on Europe in the 19th century is better, but the revolution in America and the UK will more closely follow the future revolution of the American and British revolution, which will follow more (http://members.aol .com /agentmess/frenchrev/summary.html)

After the catastrophic earthquake that hit Haiti 's Port - au - Prince, problems related to the stability of the country' s future have emerged. Although the number of victims is estimated to be from tens of thousands to hundreds of thousands, the estimated scale and variance indicates that the earthquake caused damage and confusion. As Haitian people begin to rebuild their lives and the long and difficult work of that country, we must ask how such impact impacts on potential political and social stability It will not. Natural disasters are caused by hydrological meteorology, climate, geophysical and biological phenomena that adversely affect the natural environment and the building environment of the disaster area. Their influence on victims and property damage exceeds the ability of the community to self-heal and needs external assistance (GUHA - SAPIR et al., 2012; NOY, 2010; ALCÁNTARA - AYALA, 2002, pp. 109-110). The World Bank and UN report (2010) revealed past decisions (individuals and groups) on land management (including unregulated growth in urban areas), construction technology, implementation of health infrastructure, and low investment . Cumulative impact education program, poverty alleviation, social integration. These decisions, combined with high-intensity natural phenomena such as floods, landslides, storms and earthquakes, have caused various socio-economic and environmental influences. In previous chapters, we focus on the relationship between environmental factors and the most common natural disasters (floods, landslides, etc.) and demonstrate the interdependence of sustainable social, economic and environmental aspects did. This approach aims to clarify the compliance between the three aspects of sustainability and the four disaster paradigms as a starting point for the development and implementation of the disaster management plan. As already mentioned, reducing efforts depends on systematically dealing with complex interactions between unique physical, environmental and social factors, so such efforts are very emerging (Video, eg INGRAM et al., 2006).

Parents need to know that the zombies are Disney movies about the community When young people integrate with humans and zombies in high school they stimulate a positive change by resisting prejudice and finding a common ground . Most stories exist in both aspects of stereotypes and in meaningful exchanges between people and zombies, usually driven by adults. However, the relationship between a human girl (Megtangary) and a zombie boy (Milomanheim) has a big influence, and their colleagues are encouraged to clear misunderstandings and to communicate with each other. Especially parents like the theme of self-esteem that is struggling to make Addison truly self-expressing, children will like soundtracks and dance scenes. The fact that there is little surprise in this movie does not obscure its fascinating message about acceptance of tolerance and personality. Clearly, in the first few minutes of the zombies, the stories are developing in the same direction If you look at the descendants, you will notice a similar evolution of personality and conspiracy for friendship and a broader social treatment story Let's see. expand In addition to the most obvious attempt to accept the relationship between Zedd and Edison, there is also a confusion of Edison's secret. When Edison tried to make a decision to do the right thing, she reminded the audience the importance of self-acceptance and positive self-esteem. Disney again attracts audiences with songs and dance clips and reaffirms a strong theme that respects differences against pressure from fellows. Families can talk about zombie stereotypes. Children: How is prejudice in this story zombies and humans? Does the media continue to stereotype certain groups? Is the stereotype always negative? Kids: In this story, what influence does Zed have on this wonderful optimism? How will the recognition of others of us affect our self esteem? Do you feel the pressure to hide or change the true self? What other positive personality characteristics does the character have? How do they communicate with each other? Is perfection a goal that can be achieved? Who defines cool things and defines things that are not? Is it important for you in 'the crowd'? why? Hollywood zombies. All these have appeared in zombie B movies. Their deciding feature is that they are dead but "resurrected". They usually seem to be flesh of very nasty people. The zombies on this page are mainly Hollywood zombies (I know that the bottom zombies are truly ghost demons). The most important zombie movie was made in Pittsburgh, so one expert said to me that the name should be "Pittsburgh Zombie", but for some reason it did not have the same ring. Hightan zombies. These are all found in Haitian voodoo traditions. Their deciding feature seems to be lack of free will and probably lack of soul. Haitian zombies used to be ordinary people, but through spells and drugs through the "Bokor" zombies later used as slaves. Zombies are a kind of imaginary creatures that philosophers care about. Zombies are physically the same as ordinary humans, but they lack conscious experience altogether. The appearance and performance of a zombie is like a conscious entity we know and love, but "the heart is dark." Being a zombie is not worth noting. Hollywood zombies. All these have appeared in zombie B movies. Their deciding feature is that they are dead but "resurrected". They usually seem to be flesh of very nasty people. The zombies on this page are mainly Hollywood zombies (I know that the bottom zombies are truly ghost demons). The most important zombie movie was made in Pittsburgh, so one expert said to me that the name should be "Pittsburgh Zombie", but for some reason it did not have the same ring. Zombie apocalypse is obviously purely fictitious, but due to its functional integrity it is attractive to some witty prophets. If you are ready for a zombie, you can prepare for anything. An important element of zombie preparation is

My face shone in front of my face, they were sharp, rounded and round. From vivid blood red to electric blueberries, and careful yellow highlighters, the colors are swirling. Strobe light creates effects like seizures in the eyes. It involves excessive stimulation of a completely technical audio bass and synthesizer's treble bass, just like twice burning metal speakers. Everyone in the room has various poisonings and poisoning makes them unique, it is like decomposing the carbon in the building block of life into foreign matter. Why "zombie" After the war game between him and his friends did not work, the video will take a shot of a boy who may have died on the street of Belfast. You can claim that this song has revived O'Riordan for those who died. Perhaps she sang "zombies" with sarcastic anger, aiming to be responsible for killing as if there was no own consciousness or will, like the mechanical assassination of Ireland in Allen. British murderer like Clark's 1989 short film elephant As the title suggests, white zombie movies are zombies about white people, not Africans. In the movie, I am talking about a young couple named Madeleine and Neil marrying the owner at Haitian farm. Master is secretly planning to seduce the bride. For this purpose, he worked with a local creole factory owner (played by Bela Lugosi) who gave him zombie drugs that can be used on the Madeline. Other zombie movies will follow, but they rarely happen in Haiti, they do not merge their origins like white zombies. An example was a 1943 horror movie, I walked with a zombie. One of them went to the San Sebastian island of the Caribbean to take care of the wife of the plantation owner. Upon arrival, she learned that she was in a state like a zombie and wondered if voudou cured herself.

Violence: Means to achieve the purpose. Throughout Latin America and its history, violence has been used to promote various political and social movements. However, its long-term effectiveness in the social environment is questionable. Many of these revolutions were initially proved successful in achieving the intended purpose, especially in the field of politics, but the dramatic change eventually brought about the country's recession and unstable culture It was. The Haitian Revolution and the Mexican Revolutionary War are examples of this standard. Violence is a means to the end. Violence is not something most people enjoy. But in some cases, violence is correct. Violence, with powerful force. Power and violence are closely related. When demonstrating violence, personal power is shown to people around him. In the Hebrew Bible and Iliad, violence is described as a model to achieve a goal. The reasons are Iliad and Odyssey. The way God intervenes in humans can take a variety of forms. The myth gives the impression that God has many different positions. They not only try to help humans but also try to stop them. Basically, all heroes of ancient literature have a god to help him and protect him. If you are a man without God's protection, you will meet the hero you truly have. Men who have witnessed violence or violence are more likely to view violence as an acceptable measure to achieve their goals. In their view, life is a battlefield and only supports two types of fighters, the winner and the loser. What is called "loser" may hurt self-awareness. For example, retaliation for a tragic pattern in which teenagers convert to murder violence to respond to rejections that seems to be too large to process

In 1755, the inventor, writer and founder of the US government Benjamin Franklin wrote, "We abandon the necessary freedom and those who buy a little temporary security should be free and safe" I will. Freedom was abandoned in order to maintain a little safety with the masses. Uniforms have existed for centuries, but the public schools in the United States were recently introduced in 1979 as a way to counter the differences in the social status of students. Many people believe that school safety, student discipline, student learning will improve by adopting the school's unified policy. More specifically, many people believe that school uniforms reduce school violence and theft, prevent gang actions such as students wearing gang collars and gang badges, discipline students, give students I will concentrate on my work. Make school officials easy to identify enrollees In this study we will investigate whether to use uniforms for students, guardians and teachers in South Port County in St. Lucie County to reduce violence in the school environment. People who choose to participate in the study include all junior high school students, their parents and teachers. The subjects were 30 teachers (17 blacks and 13 white people), 30 parents (15 blacks, 10 Haitians and 5 Hispanics) and 30 students (15 blacks , Ten Haitian people). Non-stochastic and convenient sampling of uniforms received by five Hispanic students and five students at Nanko Junior High School. In this survey, it was decided whether the uniform system would introduce benefits or economic savings, the effect of the uniform system on safety and discipline

Placide vividly evokes Haitian immigrant community on her remarkable debut. Mardi des Ravines was born alone in the USA in America, but she spent most of her childhood with her grandmother in Haiti. But her beloved Uncle Palin was caught up in the 1991 riot, and Mardi and her relatives were forced to flee to the parents' house in New York. Two years later, despite her wisdom and effort, Mardi is still difficult to adapt. She was laughed at as "an island girl" from her classmates, but her intimate family accused her of being "fresh" and uncontrollable. Gradually, it seems that deeper things bother Mardi. It will cause her to keep her dreams and to put her rocks in her bed to punish herself through blows and cuts. Her uncle suddenly appeared, and her hidden pain continued. The chronological jump of the story is worrisome, but Placid has done a good job of slowly revealing the causes of Murdy's pain and shame. The last revelation (which was raped by a soldier while she was hiding) was exquisitely painted, and the shocking and clumsy but sincere support of her family anger made people very painful. Mardi's voice is direct, honest, seemingly simple, full of French and Creole, the background is clear, it is set by the taste, smell and sound of the neighbors. Supporting the role of glimpse is very rich and allows readers to wonder about their unknown stories. An attractive window of a vibrant complex community. (Fiction 12-15) FRESH GIRL is a 14 - year - old Mardi Desravines' emotional story, grew up in Brooklyn, New York, a wise and shy Haitian girl suffering. Mardi was born in the United States, but her parents asked her to live with her grandmother and sister at Port-au-Prince of Haiti when he was 4 years old. Maldi does not always welcome or accept these people when political turmoil and extensive violence forced Meldy and her sister Serena to leave their Port-au-Prince house and return to the United States after eight years I had no choice but to enter the country again. Who started talking, acting or becoming different? The story is about a little girl named Mary Amber. She came to Vietnam from various states and lived with her lover, Mark · Fossie. She came to Vietnam as a young girl who just graduated from high school. But she did not. She began learning to be a rope of soldiers wearing clothes like soldiers. One day she was curious and decided to join the Green Beret to join their night mission. She left all night and Fossie was worried about getting sick. He is losing an innocent little school girl in Vietnam. Given the situation today, in many cases it is not safe to be in a strange city where a new girl who is not just attending school is alone with a stranger. This is where ordinary life brings saving. The concept of symbiosis is catching up rapidly in China, especially the subway. Female students across the country are relieved in the following way: because they can choose to stay in the past, It is easy to live together to get rid of safety. People who equate verification and ambition are mostly homosexuals. In many student accommodations, like all families, we ensure the security of all tenants in all the steps. This allows them to accept higher education and to live a better and safer life. Andrea Sachs, a small town girl who just graduated from college, says this work "a million girls will die by this." Assisted by Miranda priest, Andrea found himself shouting "Prada" at the office! Armani! Versace! At all turning points, the world full of incredibly thin, painful fashion ladies and beautiful men wearing thin ribbed turtleneck sweaters and thin leather pants will be in their lifetime of the gym I will show off my devotion. Miranda can easily and pleasantly turn into a sobbing child who is afraid of all fashion elites.

"Latin American Independence" In the 1800s, Latin American countries won independence, but many new independent countries are hard to establish a strong and stable government. Creole people played an important role in the independence movement. These countries have won independence with strong leaders and many other factors. If these countries are independent from Spain and Portugal, they do not want to return like them. Many countries are standing up, and we even know that the United States is related to it. The Latin America Revolutionary War occurred from the late 18th century to the early 19th century and was a revolution that established many independent countries in Latin America. These revolution occurred after the American and French revolution. And it has great influence on the colonies of America, Spain, Portugal and France. During the Haitian Revolution, Haiti was a French slavery colony, the first country to follow the independence of America. Creoles led by Simon Bolivar has since then reached its own independent revolution in other parts of Latin America. Although the French Revolution changed in France, the Latin American Revolution established a majority of independent countries in South America, including Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Peru and Chile. A similar effort took place in other parts of Latin America, such as Mexican independence struggles led by Father Miguel Hidalgo, and a new border was opened in most parts of North America and Central America. Headquartered in Southern California. Gardner has written articles, teaching materials, video scripts and other content for companies and organizations for companies and organizations such as Walt Disney Company, TRW, Nissan, Disease Control Center (CDC) for more than 20 years. He has a bachelor's degree in communication.