I will also be comparing sources, stating their reliability and I will use my own research. Finally, I will conclude on what my opinion is. The Quarry Bank Mill and Styal guide book was published in 1995, hence a secondary source. Therefore it may not be very reliable as it was written over nearly, 150 years after Samuel Greg’s death. One purpose of this book was to interest tourist(s)/people to visit Quarry Bank Mill, so it may have been exaggerated to create a better view of the mill to other readers.
Kristine Paulus Two ways to belong in America Would you rather embrace America or hold on to your roots from your native land? Many immigrants come to America to enhance their life, such as education and independence which they don’t have in their native land. They forfeit their homelands and migrate to America, the land of the free. Being an immigrant who has lived here for 11 years in the US, I am finally in the process of obtaining my citizenship, and it’s a great feeling. Bharati, the speaker in the story has her citizenship and her sister Mira, only has her green card.
A Selected Annotated Bibliography on Illegal Immigration Carens, Joseph H. Immigrants and the Right to Stay. Ma, USA. MIT Press 2010 The authors of this book attempts to discuss how people from all over the world who enter into America should be granted amnesty along with other penalties for entering the USA illegally if they have been in America for a long period of time. Some circumstances such as arriving as young children or marrying a citizen or a permanent resident should strengthen their case for becoming legal. The most important issue for this author is the passage of time.
Biometric Databasing CIS/217 Jan 08, 2013 Biometric Databasing Ever wanted to know where all the finger prints of the bad guys the United States (US) have encountered overseas goes? While there are multiple databases people can go to for this information, the prevailing database has been the Biometric Identity Information Resource (BIR) database. BIR has changed the way you research information on individuals and will continue to mold into what he customer wants by requirements submitted to the housing agency. The history of BIR began with the Iraq envision in 2003. While searching for a means to warehouse all of the biometric enrollments that were being ingested into local databases, the US Army created the Automated Biometric
Abstract The purpose of this paper is to discuss and outline the history and progression of sex offender registry list including the Adam Walsh Child Protection and Safety Act of 2006. I will also discuss how the Adam Walsh Act has impacted the State of Ohio. Body Since the early 1990s, sex offenders have had to register themselves on the national sex offender registry list so that it would be easier for states to track them. The first of these laws was put into effect in 1994 and new laws have been helping the system evolve into the programs and registry lists we have today. Every time Congress passed a new law to help with the racking of sex offenders, many states also change the way they operate and pass their own laws so that they
Branham Jocelyn 2-3-15 Period 3 On September 11,2001 the Twin Towers which was the World Trade Center were attack by hijackers that entered on student visas, this attack changed America by opening our eyes, like to protect each other. America had a lot of up and downs through out the years. Being American is about seeing equality amongst everyone and knowing there should be liberty and justice for all. Everybody from an immigrant to a President, African American, and Caucasian all have different perspectives on what it means to be American? Equality?
Instructor: Rebecca Cain Class: LEG 101 Student: Gema Smith Homework: Paper project assignment Date: 02/27/2012 IMMIGRATION AND IMMIGRATION LAW IN THE UNITED STATES Right about a million immigrants arrives in the United States each year. The United States is the nation of immigrants. The United States is also known as “the melting pot” and it is because there are different cultures, races and religions from nearly every country in the world. Historically immigrants come to the US in search of “The American Dream”. Most immigrants come to the United States to reunite with their family, to seek economic opportunity, and to have the freedom to choose and practice religion.
Such a question is faced by almost every family that chooses to immigrate to a new country. According to a study conducted by the United States Census Bureau in 2011, if a child is raised to be bilingual that means they are included in a group of over 60 million other bilingual citizens that speak another language than English at home. Over 75 percent, or 47 million of these people speak English at a level determined
The History of American Family The usual purpose of family trees is to show family ancestors with documentation of birth, marriage and death dates through parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, as far back as possible. We can also know life stories of individuals of the family; like their education, occupations, medical conditions, military service, residences and so on. Family tree even shows different period of time in history, and how the history of family changed. It is no exaggeration that family tree is significant to many Americans, their ancestors are from different place of the world; family tree obviously shows who they are and where they come from. But as for me, family tree means noting.
Name Professor Subject Date The Multiculturalism Movement “Many Peoples, One Nation” was the motto of Francis Kellor’s organization when it sponsored “Americanization Day”. Americans celebrated the new immigrants who passed their nationalization tests. In New York in 1918, 70,000 immigrants marched to show their pride in their adopted country. American flags flew above the heads of the immigrants who wore the costumes and presented the foods of their native countries. With our ongoing contentions regarding immigration, naturalization and assimilation, it is difficult to imagine how this worked; how the immigrant could become “Real Americans” while retaining their native county ties and identities.