The Struggle to Become a Nation

In this article we analyze the process of establishing a country in Cuba, Brazil and Mexico individually. I will dig deeply the struggle for Latin America to become a citizen. In addition, this article compares and contrasts key themes such as abolition of Brazilian slavery, ethnic problems and Cuban war, Mexican social revolution. The main similarities between Brazilian slavery abolition, ethnic problems, and the Cuban war and the Mexican social revolution are their equal efforts to fight for an equal opportunity for all people living in the same land is.

As states and nations begin to independence, many civil wars are revealed. Among these internal struggles are economic turmoil, an inexperienced local political leader, and efforts to build a struggle to reintegrate them as independent people. Sometimes, each country has struggled to achieve independence and unity based on a nationalistist opinion. This view leads to those who may lead to violence and to think of themselves to be members of the country but their race will be discriminated before being accepted and will not be accepted. After abandonment by settlers, some of the external struggles confronted by these emerging and developing countries are state / government external organizations.

Today, each country is trying to overcome the concept of overcoming the devil that their tragedies and nightmares continue. Each country is working hard to overcome colonization, genocide, terror and fear of famine. Every one of us is fighting for something, but there is a reason to force similar struggle for individuals (or collective) struggle and not for others as well. We live in a society that changes everyday. With the emergence of new social interaction criteria, our core value has been challenged with unprecedented speed and more stable pace. We are getting more intimate and deepening today than ever before. And this connection only grows.

During the pause of the equal protection clause, the United States became a minority ethnic country. Even though it is not majority, everyone must struggle to overcome prejudice, which is a "minority" of various minorities - and to some extent I am still striving - it is often unfair We do not expect this feature to be disadvantageous to other groups. As the country is full of inventory of many lands, the scope of the article gradually expanded to try to protect all ethnic groups from official discrimination.