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20485 Right or Wrong, Illegal Immigration Benefits the U.S. Economy This paper examines why the recent rhetoric calling for stronger interdiction measures against illegal immigration are a detriment, not a benefit, to the overall U.S. economy. The growing sentiment is that illegal immigration steels jobs from American workers and unduly burdens taxpayers with additional social service costs. In actuallity, the benfits far outwiegh the disadvantages.
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20492 Sino-American Relations and the Transcontinental Railroad This paper examines the role that Chinese immigrant labor played in the construction of the transcontinental railroad in the wake of the Civil War in the United States. The paper considers the socio-cultural forces that brought Chinese en masse to California, the conditions suffered by Chinese workers on the construction, and the resulting discrimination that the Chinese faced because of their apparent inability to be assimilated into mainstream white culture in the United States.
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20505 Business Management The paper deals with business management. It creates a hypothetical organization that provides a new product and further develops a strategic plan, applying to such aspects of a planning process as mission statement, strategic goals, formulation of a strategy, implementation of the strategy. Strength and weaknesses are mentioned based on internal and external factors that an organization may face.
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20513 World Vision?s HIV/AIDS HOPE Initiative, Globalization, and the World BankWorld Vision?s HIV/AIDS HOPE Initiative, Globalization, and the World Bank This paper is a discussion of a particular initiative of World Vision, a non-governmental organization. Their HIV/AIDS Hope Initiative is aimed at care, prevention, and advocacy of cases of the disease particularly in Africa. This paper will discuss that initiative and World Vision in the larger context of globalization as well as the NGOs relationship to the World Bank.
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20601 US Coast Guard's fight for surivial after World War 1 The United States Coast Guard has played an integral role in the development, protection, and management of the United States? coastal and waterway territories since 1791 when President Alexander Hamilton gave the order to organize the Revenue Cutters. Originally designed to enforce revenue laws in all of the waterways of the United States, the Revenue Cutters became the United States Coast Guard. Over time, the Cutters took on the responsibility of preventing slave ships from unloading their human cargo on U.S. shores. In 1913, with a very broad range of responsibilities that went far beyond revenue enforcement, the service was reformed and renamed as the United States Coast Guard . At the beginning of World War I, control of the Coast Guard was transferred to the Navy Department, but was reverted back to the Treasury Department in 1919 . During this period, and into the early 1920?s, the Coast Guard experienced some growing pains that occasionally called its usefulness and effectiveness into question.
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20602 How did the great depression affect the maturation and development of the US Coast Guard When the Coast Guard emerged from World War I, it struggled for an identity. When it entered the Great Depression, it struggled for funding. It was forced to stretch its men and resources over an ever-widening range of duties as more and more departments came under its control (such as the Light House service). It had a very strong role in enforcement during Prohibition, and entered the 1930?s in a very strong law enforcement position. However, as Commandant Hamlet would find out, even the best of enforcement and usefulness does not protect an agency from budget tightening . Because of the tightening of funds, the Coast Guard was forced to dock many of its ships, change its functions, all the while finding an expanding role in the protection and management of the United States? coastline and waterways. It is the purpose of this paper to examine the specific effects upon the Coast Guard that the Great Depression had.
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20620 The Unifying Effect of the French and Indian Wars This paper briefly examines the role that expansion played in uniting the European colonists of the New World. Even though the period between 1660 and 1763 was framed by the brutal and bloody French and Indian Wars, this period also marks the beginning of a colonial identity that is separate from that of the home country. The wars themselves are representative of that identity development as a product of European expansion.
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