U.S. Immigration From 1800's To Present : A 10 page
exploration of the history and policy of U.S. Immigration
from the 1800's to present. Emphasis is placed upon
Mexican, Cuban, and Haitian immigrants; the demands
American's put on new immigrants to assimilate;
xenophobia; and the cultural and economic factors which
shape our immigration policies. Bibliography includes five
references. Imm180.wps

The Immigration Reform Control Act of 1986 : This 10 page
paper provides the details of the act along with a discussion
on immigration in general. Also included is a look at whether
or not the act has done any good. Bibliography lists 6
sources. SA161986.wps

The United States Needs a Much Stricter Immigration
Policy : In 11 pages, the author discusses the fact that the
United States needs a much stricter immigration policy in
order to have a sustainable future. Bibliography lists 10
sources. PCsip.doc

The Media, the Issues, and the Gray Davis Versus Dan
Lungren Campaign in California : A 5 page paper discussing
the gubernatorial race in California between Republican Dan
Lungren (California’s Attorney General) and Democrat
Gray Davis (California’s Lieutenant Governor). Davis, of
course, emerged as the winner, but the entire campaign
serves to highlight a number of volatile issues in California,
from affirmative action to immigration policy. The
campaign also serves as a nearly textbook example of the
role the media plays in political campaigns. Bibliography
lists 5 sources. BWdavis.doc

German Immigration : A 5 page research paper into how
German immigration affected every aspect of American life
contributing such varied things as ideas which influenced
U.S. universities, the first kindergartens, the Linotype
machine, and lager beer. The writer’s gives an overview of
German immigration that shows how it started during the
colonial period and peaked in the early 20th-century.
Bibliography includes 5 sources. Germimm.wps

Immigration Law & Poverty : A 30 page paper that considers
the past and present immigration laws in the United States
and considers them in terms of poverty in immigrant
communities. Bibliography lists 25 sources. Immpolaw.wps

Poverty in America : This 25 page report discusses poverty
in America and its impact on quite nearly every problem in
America – crime, drug abuse, teen pregnancy, AIDS, spouse
abuse, malnutrition, school drop-out rates and more. Since
the 1960s and 1970s, policymakers have fiercely debated the
appropriate role of government in providing solutions to
these problems. Treating only the symptoms of poverty is
costly, and trying to eliminate poverty by isolating the poor
sacrifices the approach proven to be most effective:
integration into mainstream society. This report examines
some of the most significant impacts of poverty in modern
America. Bibliography lists 22 sources. BWpov.rtf

The Treatment of African-Americans in Pre- and Post-Civil
War America : A 6 page paper briefly examining similarities
and differences in how Blacks were treated in the late 1700’s
and through the 19th century. Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Afrtreat.wps

Social Insurance and Public Assistance Programs :
This 2 page paper identifies major programs and talks about
their origins. Roosevelt’s New Deal policies are discussed.
Bibliography lists 1 source. SA25SIS.wps
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