The First Death Camp. The work is to be 65 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

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I will pay for the following article The First Death Camp. The work is to be 65 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. ly participated or being compelled to select between Allies force (Soviet Russia, United States of America, United Kingdom, France, Poland, and others) and Axis force (Germany, Japan, Italy, and others) to sustain their existence. The toll it took on human civilization either in terms of human casualty or in terms of financial statistics is still repented. A vapor of cry chokes us all while paying our tribute to those past souls. As estimated by Norman Davies 27,077,614 civilians died only in Europe during the Second World War. (Davies, 1996, p. 1328) During a war military casualty is an inevitable fact. some extent of civilian casualty though painful but cannot be avoided for sure. However, the rampage that the civilian population was subject to and the extent of risk exposure they have endured during the Second World War, was the most alarming and disturbing scenario over those years.

write an article on U.S Navy in early American history. It needs to be at least 1750 words.

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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an article on U.S Navy in early American history. It needs to be at least 1750 words. Despite the fact the Old Navy was ultra sized. it had the most sophisticated warships in the world. It presented a platform to the modernization of the Navy. The Status and existence of the Rhode Island was prioritized by the US government. Therefore the creation of the navy was billed and passed by Parliament of the Rhode Island in seventeen seventy seven in Greenwich (East). It should be noted that these events took place after the military hierarchy promotion of Captain Abraham Whipple in to an Army General. Governor Nicholas Cooke issued a confirmation to this. It was a defense move against the Frigates from Britain who posed a constant threat to the trade activities in Rhode Island. It was so serious that President George Washington begun buying warships using his own resources. The Schooner Hannah was one of the ships. The Continental Congress endorsed the buying of two ships that were well armed to attack the ships from their enemies like British for this matter. There was to be the existing policy that was to be adhered to by the continental fleet that was to reign throughout the Revolution. The first policy was written by John Adams which was accepted by the congress. Towards the end of 1775, the Congress ordered the putting up of thirteen frigates in the following a quarter a year, putting into account the resolution that was passed earlier on. Also, there was building of five ships that have two and two thirds dozens of guns, five ships with two and a quarter dozens guns, and three ships with two dozens of guns. A dozen ships that were build under the order of Benedict Arnold to prevent the British from attacking New York after Canada. This Arnold’s fleet did not manage that of British whereas the fleet which brought the British fleet was the U.S fleet in the war called Battle of Valcour Island. Later on, the ships vessels that were constructed were overpowered by the Royal Navy, which was more powerful than them. The only American hero in the navy who defeated the British fleet was John Paul Jones, who was Thought to have attacked other ships by their owners and when asked he put it boldly that the fight had not yet began. There took place the Revolutionary War which its end resulted into the break up the Navy of the continent in 1785, after the approval of Treaty of Paris. It is the Treaty of Paris that kept British Navy to work together with the ship trading and their support ended after the dispersing of the continental navy. The war between the American marine trade transporters and their attackers at the coast led to the Naval Act 1794. There was order that the Act should have the six frigates as one of its composition. the frigates comprised of four with three ant two thirds dozens of guns and two having three dozens of guns. The Navy then allied with the northern states and the coastal part and their enemies came from the interior parts. The establishment of the Naval Act led to the start of building a half a dozen frigates, namely: USS United States Chesapeake, Constitution, Constellation, USS United States, the congress and the president. The most popular of all was Constitution that was branded a name “Old Ironsides” with a lot of input from Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr. The American Navy later fought the Navy from France in The Quasi-war as a result of Treaty of Alliance formed in 1778.

 

prepare and submit a term paper on Smoking or secondhand smoking. Your paper should be a minimum of 1500 words in length.

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You will prepare and submit a term paper on Smoking or secondhand smoking. Your paper should be a minimum of 1500 words in length. This article briefly discusses the merits and demerits of this hypothesis and in the end suggests a method of controlling the rising level of smoking in the United States of America. It shall also briefly touch the history of smoking, the reason why it escalated and why it fell. These previous trends are kept as a focal point in the end when a recommendation for action is presented in the conclusion. Smoking and Its Increasing Prevalence Introduction All over the globe including the U.S.A, there is a rising concern by the medical agencies and public health insitutions in regards to the vice of Smoking. They are calling for Hollywood movies that contain scenes where people are smoking. to be rated as adult or explicit. The concept and reasoning behind this outcry is that enforcing such a rating might end up reducing the number of youth who are exposed to such scenes, within the course of watching a movie, that according to them, is one of the most direct causes for young teens to take up smoking and even that, at an early stage of their lives (Cnossen, 2008). With the help of a scientific consensus conducted by a huge spectrum of professional health organizations that includes the World Health Organization, National Cancer Institute and the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention displayed that the films and movies which contain scenes in which the actors are smoking acts as a catalyst in inciting the young people to smoke and is the consistent finding of a dose response relationship, and like in any concern in regards to the public health which is related to a dose response. The single best alternative in order to deal with such a problem is lowering the dose, that recalls the topic of discussion. There needs to be the ratings of adult content for any movies which have use of tobacco and live smoking on screen in it (Eysenck, 2006). Simon Chapman and Matthew C. Farrelly published an essay in the PLoS Medicine. They made four arguments in opposition to the change of rating of movies that have smoking scenes to adult. The first and foremost point they suggest is that those researches or studies that show the link between acceptance of smoking by teenagers at an early age and their exposure to movies or film scenes that have smoking in them are not in any way controlled, which means that they are free from any sort of manipulation of numerous other factors for instance alcohol, violence, recreation drug portrayal, coarse language and of course sexual content and also smoking. The next point they presented states, that any claims in regards to the exposure to smoking in the movies resulting in an increasing in smoking prevalence in youth is crudely reductionist, while at the same time blatantly ignoring the huge exposure to such scenarios of smoking littered elsewhere throughout the society. Thirdly they further state that in regards to the classification of movies to adult rating, it is a futile gesture since the children can access more of such material by using the more popular medium, the internet. Lastly they say there is a merit of concern over the assumption that in case any cause is felt rational enough, the state itself needs to implement the control censor on any and all the cultural artifacts for instance movies, arts, books and theatre that are present within its’ jurisdiction (Chapman & Farrelly, 2011).

eaths: Preliminary Data for 2007 by Jiaquan Xu, Kenneth D. The work is to be 2 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page.

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I will pay for the following article Deaths: Preliminary Data for 2007 by Jiaquan Xu, Kenneth D. The work is to be 2 pages with three to five sources, with in-text citations and a reference page. Deaths: 2007 Preliminary Data- A Brief Review It has been seen that for the year 2007, there was a slight drop in the rate of infant deaths, when compared with corresponding scenario of the preceding year (2006). Overall, it was noted that this decline in death rates is applicable to almost all ethnic groups residing in the US, such as white females, white males and black males, to cite a few. When the infant death rates of both the years (2007 and 2006) are considered together, it so transpires that there is a marginal rise in the average life expectancy, in 2007. (1)

These key statistical figures throw light also on the vital fact that. this drop in mortality rate was seen only in infants whose ages were between one and four years. When infants whose ages were less than one year were taken into account, a rather perturbing fact got noted: there was no striking decline in the rate of mortality. (1)

A meticulous study of this report points out that the average life expectancy of infants, calculated at the time of birth, was nothing short of a record, for the year 2007! At 77.9 years, this particular figure reached an all-time high! As a matter of fact, there has been a predominantly steady lessening of the variation in life expectancies of infants pertaining to both the genders. However, in this connection, it needs to be specifically emphasized that for the years 2007 and 2006, the gap in life expectancies of male and female infants has primarily been one and the same. (1)

When the corresponding scenario of all the states of the US, for the year 2007, was viewed, it has been observed that Hawaii stands apart as the state where mortality rate is at it’s lowest. Likewise, West Virginia was the state where the related figure (mortality rate) had been the highest among all states. (1)

In the year 2007, when the top 15 causative factors of infant mortality were considered, there was no major change in the scenario pertaining to the year 2006. There has been a marked increase in infant casualties attributable to Alzheimer’s disease (in 2007). Similarly, there was a slight decline in deaths resulting from diabetes mellitus. Barring that, the leading causes of death (of infants) remained unchanged, with some of them being heart diseases, cerebrovascular ailments, pneumonia, influenza, suicide and homicide, amongst many others. (1)

Despite the fact that HIV virus has not yet reached the level where it can get included in the list of leading causes of death, yet. the related situation is rather perturbing. For the year 2007, approximately 11,000 casualties directly resulted from HIV virus. This definitely is a situation warranting immediate corrective measures from both the medical fraternity and also the general public. (1)

This particular review can be concluded with the comment that, on the whole, there has surely been an improvement in the year 2007, with regard to drop in instances of infant mortality. Given the consistent growth in medical technologies, there is every reason to hope that the infant deaths would just go on to steadily decrease, with passage of time. (1)

This report on infant deaths is a fairly exhaustive one, and hence, all the points present in it cannot be covered in a brief write-up such as this one. Yet, a sincere attempt has been made to encompass the most salient of all the related aspects.

Source

1) ‘Deaths: Preliminary Data for 2007”, cdc.gov/nchs/data/nvsr/nvsr58/nvsr58_01.pdf, Internet, National Center for Health Statistics, August 2009.