After all of the bad things that our country went through, we came out as a stronger nation. A positive effect of westward expansion was the land we gained. One third of the land that is owned by the United States today was gained during Westward Expansion. The US gained at least part of 10 states from Mexico to expand and settle. This had a negative effect also.
This shows how much he pushes to make America a better place. The government also becomes more involved with the economics of the American people as well. The government became more involved with the new deal and that led to their involvement in “Big jobs usually go to the men who prove their ability to outgrow small ones,” (Grapes 21).This quote shows the hoped/ actual results of the government involvement. Although it still affects the U.S. today Roosevelt help the U.S. by getting the government more involved with the people and in turn improved the Great
Animals that was being raised to eat went free because people was not able to tend to them. And that meant starvation . The Black Death made a lot of consequence and effects on every one in England. Prices of good rose, because people was not selling as much and the little they did they made the price go up. People wanted more money to work in those types of deadly environment.
There was a massive divide in the North from the South. The North had an industrial revolution in the late nineteenth century, although Italy’s industrial development was always going to be limited, as they did not have enough key resources such as iron and coal. The poorer side of Italy, the South, was full of peasants and no industrialisation, therefore the South suffered from a bad economy and poor living conditions. In the South, 0.01% of the population owned 50% of the land. That agricultural industry in the South was so corrupt that farmers gained no profit from their livestock and crops, therefore was inefficient and moving backwards.
Secondly, that these freed felons –who are disproportionately African Americans - are discriminated against when it comes to employment, making them even more miserable. However, Michelle adds that those lucky few felons who happen to secure any kind of employment soon come to realize that they are not any better than those who didn’t, because all their earnings are again drained by the numerous legal payments and fines required of them. Furthermore, she describes a situation where those employed are as helpless as the unemployed; they both are hungry, yet they can’t get food stamps or welfare. To cope with the agony of being treated as second class citizens who cannot vote, Michelle says that on one hand these felons choose to nurse their wounds of stigmatization by either remaining silent or lying about their criminal status; and on the other hand they (together with others affected directly or indirectly) have also chosen to embrace their stigma -as evidenced by the gangsta culture so
However, due to the fact that the Hispanics only worked during harvest, they did not earn enough money to live comfortably. And when they did work they were paid extremely low wages. A Hispanic worker would only earn around $1,378 a year and thus would have to live in terrible accommodation such as low quality rented flats or in some cases makeshift tents of cars. Many Californians believed that the Hispanic workers were poor because they were lazy; this therefore led to them getting very little to no help at all. Therefore, the Hispanic workers were forced to set up organisations and campaign for their economic rights.
Some of the current sources of stress for the criminal justice professional are, long hours and not enough family time with loved ones. I do believe that the agencies provide adequate assistance with managing occupational stressors; they are just not explored and used enough by the individuals that need them. I believe the politics of corruption exists within the field of criminal justice. I say that because it seems that if you are wealthy strings can be pulled for you and u can afford the best lawyers, and u could be guilty but you will get off because you or your family are well off. On the other hand there that middle class of poor that knows nothing about the system or doesn’t have the resources to get a good lawyer they are screwed completely ruin your life and affecting some people around you.
Toson Knight PADM610 Public Policy America Dependence System Dr. Timothy Bagwell Department of Public Administration American Public University Abstract Welfare has been in existence since the beginning of time. There has been many changes to the welfare system bit overall the result and goal is still clear to help those who fall below the poverty threshold. Americans have seen fit over time to expand the welfare system and also reform it. During the Great Depression it was clear that many more people would need assistance therefore Congress took action to expand welfare programs. In the 90s welfare was looked at in a negative way and Congress saw fit to institute reforms so that individuals would not look at welfare as a lifestyle.
The freight trains were in fact a problem for the farmers. Raising the rates threw the farmers off and with the depression of their business they didn’t have the money to spend to get their produce to markets anyhow. There was practically no competition with the railroad so prices could fluctuate almost however the man in charge wanted them to. When this happened, the little guy would reach an impasse. “That ruins me, do you understand?
In the late 1800s times were tough, living and working was brutal, due to the conditions and the lack of safety regulations, scarce supplies of food, over population due to the vast amounts of immigrants filled the cities, money was hard to come by, because monopolies were controlling the market place, influencing consumer pricing and purchasing the “haves” could get it, while the “have not’s” had to fight for it (Doc-4). The free market is the strength of this great nation, with