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Throughout history and in today's society, social roles have always been present and evident. Among the most pronounced roles in society are gender roles. Regardless of whether they are portrayed as masculine or feminine, gender roles are social roles attributed to both sexes. During early childhood, these gender roles become embedded in a person through a process referred to as gender socialization. Normally friends, family, and the media teach a person the gender roles in which they should act. Over the years, women have been assigned feminine roles, which has, in turn, limited their opportunities in society. Gender socialization takes place right after birth when a baby is born. A baby boy is dressed in blue, and a baby girl is in pink. In their early years, young girls are given Barbies and taught how to play house.

After reading “For the Common Defense: A Military History of the United States from 1607 to 2012” written by Millet, Maslowski and Feis, I learned that major events in the United States that occurred from 1939 to 1943 influenced the USA to participate in war. On September 1st 1939, Germany invades Poland resulting at the beginning of World War Two (WWII). The advent of Adolf Hitler and the Third Reich in Germany, the Spanish Civil War, the Japanese invasion of China, the German annexation of Austria, and the internment of thousands of Jews in concentration camps had all heightened tensions in Europe and Asia in the years leading up to 1939 (Millet et al., 2012). Germany's occupation of territories of Czechoslovakia not previously agreed to in the Munich Pact, as well as its invasion of Poland, convinced the rest of Europe that it could no longer appease Germany. The Soviet Union invaded Finland as the United States attempted to remain neutral.

Business uncertainty is defined as occasions in which various business are exposed to several risks which cannot either measured or foreseen (Wang, 2019). During these hard periods, it is quite hard for business to realize their performance due to continued unpredictable changing of events. In a competitive environment, business strives to expel its strengths. This because more business in the market will push those some in corner hence denying them an opportunity to prevail. In business environment, certainty lies on the well business certainty. However, natural disasters, market slumps, internationals crisis, pandemics such as Covid-19 among other potential disruptions are considered to be basis for the business constrains.

The kids will often call us throughout the weekdays and say, “I have an assignment to complete, I want to use the WiFi,” and we will go scoop them up. This project examines audience studies out of an American viewpoint, especially from the standpoint of ethnographic population studies scholars. Other nations and areas have a variety of theoretical and philosophical perspectives. In this case, ethnographic approach. Scores, focus groups, polls, and person’s meters produce essential data for marketers and mass media firms. Contrarily, audience analyses ethnographies are beneficial for policymakers as well as academics, especially in the Media, Telecommunications and Cultural Studies fields. This project explored the impact of the US Centre for Contemporary Cultural Analyses' ethnographic community methodology on American audience studies literature.

“We must all be alike. Not everyone born free and equal as the Constitution says, but everyone made equal. Each man the image of every other” (Bradbury 55). There are many countries that censor school books in order to conceal or reveal sensitive or dangerous information. Many people believe that censoring books will prevent people from acting, thinking, or believing in certain ways. Books, on the other hand, play an important role in the functioning of a society. People who live in this world are already familiar with the anxiety and panic that comes with being exposed to potentially dangerous information. Adults must understand that censoring educational materials simply weakens people's ability to conduct independent actions or comprehend the genuine meaning of the world's nature. Nonetheless, somewhere in the middle of trying to reach an agreement, the government will have the ability to accept or disallow particular books. The concept of school text censorship plays a crucial role in Ray Bradbury's dystopian novel Fahrenheit 451, as well as in today's society since, like Montag, Faber, and Clarisse, there are still those who disagree with the government's right to censor what books can be read.

The Pearl Harbor attack in December 1941 led President Roosevelt to sign Executive Order 9066, granting the Secretary of Defense the authority to place American citizens of Japanese descent in internment camps. Among the men who were forced into these camps was Fred Korematsu, although he did not go of his own free will, and he chose to fight this injustice on the courthouse steps. According to Korematsu the orders, proclamations, and congressional statutes were unconstitutional because they deprived him of his 5th Amendment right to due process of law, a right that all US citizens are guaranteed. As such this paper seeks to respond to the question of how did Justice Black, in his decision for the court majority, justify the detention of people of Japanese descent? And on what grounds did the dissenting justices object to this decision?

Acute cerebrovascular accident or rather stroke is the fourth greatest cause of death in the United States, affecting almost 800,000 individuals each year; around 140,000 of these patients die, accounting for one in every twenty fatalities in the country (CDC). Stroke is a primary cause of long-term disability for survivors, with sequelae including speech and memory loss, paralysis, pneumonia, incontinence, pressure ulcers, difficulties with everyday activities, depression, unemployment. Furthermore, the yearly economic impact of stroke in the United States is $34 billion (CDC), which includes costs for healthcare, drugs, rehabilitation, and lost employment. Many acute cerebrovascular accident survivors have long-term disabilities, however, breakthroughs in stroke care have allowed for the recovery of some physical and cognitive function. Biofeedback has been demonstrated to help with motor function recovery after a stroke (Brewer, Horgan, Hickey, & Williams, 2012).

In the United States, women today have more freedom and say, all thanks to the efforts of “Women Suffrage”. The National Woman Suffrage Association was founded by Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. The organization's main aim was to secure voting rights for women through a constitutional amendment enacted by Congress. Therefore, Women’s Suffrage Movement made it possible for women to vote without discrimination. Without suffrage, women's lives would have been significantly different. Since it provided women the right to vote and more independence, the Women's Suffrage Movement was a key event in American history. Women were treated differently back then than they are now. "Americans viewed women to be, by nature, creatures of the house, under the care and authority of men," writes Christine Stansell.

In businesses, advertising can be either a good or a bad tool. In recent years advertisements have been used to boost the consumption of goods and influence purchase decisions. A bad advertisement can also be referred to as manipulative advertisement. According to Phillips, manipulative or deceptive advertisement is “an advertising that tried to favorably alter consumers’ perceptions of the advertised product by appeals to factors other than the product’s physical attributes and functional performance” (Phillips 79). Advertising socializes people to adopt consumerist values, which is why manipulative and deceptive advertising is morally objectionable. Consequently, people are led into material abundance, which then encourages salespeople to sell more by making consumers want their products by making them work harder for money to acquire them. However, advertising has a good side as well. To succeed, and grow a company, advertising is considered crucial.

Around the 15th century, the Navajo or rather Dine migrated to northwest Canada and Alaska, where they continued to preserve many of their traditional behaviors. These people have their own culture and arts, including weaving, basket-making, pottery-making, and jewellery-making, which are handed down to daughters and granddaughters today. The Navajo Indian Reservation is situated at the foot of the Rocky Mountains and spread throughout the Southwest of North America. During the cultural event, I realized that Dine people are mostly family-oriented and their culture focuses on family values, events, and their lifestyle. The Navajo Nation spans across Arizona, New Mexico, Utah, and Colorado. The Navajo culture is characterized by many traditions and customs that have been born from the love of the land. Navajo people are known as "The Dine" or "The People".

Numerous political parties, distinct groups, people from a wide range of ethnicities, religious traditions, political ideologies, socioeconomic statuses, and other characteristics coexist in one community to form a pluralistic society. Understanding various religions has a lot of importance. Senseless violence is prevented by learning about other religions; they discuss the significance of unlimited religious expressions, irrespective of doctrinal or religious affiliation. The understanding of religions from around the world enhances one's global perspective. Awareness of other cultures Religious opinions, religious institutions, art, laws, as well as religious undertakings have shaped human history around the world. The ability to comprehend key ideas from the big religions makes one a well-rounded citizen, regardless of your future career path.

Otitis media is a common illness marked by infection and middle ear irritation. The middle ear fluid builds up due to the obstruction of Eustachian tube (passageway that connects the middle ear to the back of the throat). This fluid accumulation serves as a haven for bacteria and viruses, which leads to inflammation and infection (Shirai et al., 2019). Symptoms of this infection may change depending on the level of severity. More severe cases may result in substantial pain, fever, and hearing damage, whereas milder ones may cause minimal discomfort or hearing loss. Common symptoms in children include; ear pain, fever, hearing loss, difficulty sleeping, ear drainage, and irritability.