Complete 7 pages APA formatted article: Links between Poverty and Poor Health in Australia. Historically, the aborigines have been considered by the government as fit only for menial labor. they are considered uneducated and capable of learning only basic education. As a result of these precepts, these aborigines have become very dependent on the government. At some point, the government decided that the aborigines had to be “protected because they are unable to care for themselves or until they measure up to [our] civilization” (Eckerman, et.al., 1992). This decidedly spelled the doom for the aborigines who were not able to improve their situation through better education and better jobs. And with limited resources and dependence on government rations, health problems were bound to follow.

Before the Second World War, health rations for the aborigines were limited to tea, flour, sugar, and salt beef. These rations did not promote good health to these natives. Only after the Second World War were the rations improved and attention to the deplorable conditions of the aborigines was brought to the spotlight. This attention did little to improve the conditions of the aborigines who suffered from a variety of illnesses and other health problems. Information gathered of aboriginal conditions from the 1980s to the early 90s revealed that aboriginal infant mortality is at least twice as high compared to non-aboriginal non-aboriginal people. the leading causes of death for aborigines are circulatory diseases, respiratory diseases, and infective/parasitic diseases. Leprosy cases increased among aborigines despite the fact that the disease is almost non-existent among non-aborigines. the cases of TB, diabetes, and hepatitis B also rose among the natives. and alcohol and drug abuses were prevalent in their population (Eckerman, et.al., 1992).&nbsp. Health experts claim that these problems are a result of the aborigines’ “dispossession, their marginalization, and the creation of their dependence on various government and welfare services” (Eckerman, et.al., 1992).&nbsp. The health problems mentioned above are problems that could have been prevented through proper maintenance and quality health services.&nbsp. Vaccinations for Hepatitis B can limit its prevalence in the community.&nbsp. And with proper health services, prenatal care, adequate diet, and vitamins for pregnant women, aboriginal infant mortality can be decreased.

Write a 4 pages paper on england’s national poet: w.shakespeare. He attended Stratford grammar school but failed to pursue his education in either Cambridge or Oxford University. William Shakespeare married Ann Hatheway on 158 at Temple Grafton. They have three children named Sussana, Hamnet and Judith (Bloom &amp. Marson, 2008, p. 2). William Shakespeare composed mythological-erotic poetry and ventured into theater in his early years. The year 1598 marked the conception of his greatest works which include “The Comedy of Errors,” “The Merchant of Venice,” and “Romeo and Juliet.” William Shakespeare died on 1616. however, his brilliant works continued to influence and inspire modern poets and playwrights (Bloom &amp. Marson, 2008, p. 2). 2.0 Overview of Some of His Works “Romeo and Juliet” is a play that tackles on the two feuding families and the tribulation that occurred when the children of these two families fell in love (Shakespeare &amp. Yates-Glandorf, 2004, p. 19). A feud between the Catapulets and Montagues has lasted for years in Verona. This feud generated inner conflict for Romeo and Juliet which contradicts the tenderness and love they felt for one another (Shakespeare, 2006). It prevented Romeo and Juliet from being with one another and eventually caused their deaths. However, their deaths united these two feuding families (Shakespeare, 2006).