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This document contains facts about Rachael H. and Ukraine. It provides biographical details about Rachael H., such as where she is from, her major, and hobbies. It then discusses facts about Ukraine, including its population, capital, independence from the Soviet Union in 1991, and constitution protecting human rights. The document also addresses issues in Ukraine such as the Chernobyl disaster, women's rights, human trafficking being a problem after independence, and Ukrainian women being the main targets of trafficking.
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Civil rights groups disagreed on strategies for advancing equal rights, leading to a violent period. Martin Luther King Jr. advocated nonviolent protest, but younger activists called for more confrontational "Black Power." King's 1968 assassination sparked riots in many cities. Disagreements divided the movement as African Americans sought greater equality in employment, housing, and treatment by police.
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- 1. Introduction By Rachael H.
- 2. Fun Facts about Rachael • I am originally from Little Falls, MN but moved to the Fargo/Moorhead area when I started attending MSUM. • I’m majoring in Social Work and plan to work in a school setting. • I am the middle child of three girls. • I’m Assistant Manager of a store in Fargo, which makes my days busy.
- 3. More Fun Facts • My mother is a Special Education paraprofessional and my father teaches Chemistry and Physics. • I saw Paul McCartney in concert at Target Field this month. • My favorite sport of all time is tennis. • My only celebrity encounter is with James Marsters at Comic Con in Minneapolis.
- 4. Even More Fun Facts • My favorite genre of music is 80s. • Three of my favorite things to do are: watch movies, hang out with friends and read. • I own over 200 books and over 100 movies. • I love to cook and bake. • I’m allergic to just about everything.
- 5. Fun Facts About Ukraine • Ukraine gained independence for a brief amount of time after czarist Russia collapsed. • The worlds worst recorded nuclear incidence happened in Ukraine, known as Chernobyl.
- 6. Facts about Ukraine •As of July 2014, Ukraine has a population of 44,291,413. •The capital of Ukraine is Kiev (Kyiv).
- 7. Ukraine • Ukraine gained independence on August 24th in 1991 from the Soviet Union. • In 1996, Ukraine adopted a constitution that blatantly states its respect for human rights.
- 8. Women’s Rights In Ukraine • The constitution also prohibits discrimination based on gender. • The law “On Equal Rights and Opportunities for Men and Women” which wasn’t established until 2006.
- 9. Human Trafficking • After gaining independence from the Soviet Union in the 90s, Ukraine facing political and economic chaos human trafficking became a major problem. • Ukraine is on the Tier 2 Watch List, which means the country does not fully comply with the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking, though they have made major efforts to eradicate it.
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