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The 1980s by ( 2000)
Essays discuss the political, social, and cultural trends of the 1980s as well as such pivotal events as the Iran-Contra affair, the fall of the Berlin wall, the Challenger disaster, and the beginning of the AIDS epidemic.
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Abortion by James D. Torr ( 2005) |
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American's Views About War by ( 2001)
Discusses American's attitudes toward war throughout the twentieth century and how they have influenced politics and society.
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China Opposing Viewpoints by ( 2001)
Discusses the problems facing China, its stand on democracy and human rights, the potential threat China poses to the U.S., and China's foreign policy from a variety of viewpoints.
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Civil Liberties by ( 2003)
Discusses civil liberties debates surrounding the aftermath of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, including the freedom of expression, the separation of church and state, and the right to privacy.
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Civil Rights by ( 2004)
Explores the process for nations to develop economically, discussing the problems hindering development, the type of interaction other countries have in the process, and if democracy can be established.
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Civil Rights by James D. Torr ( 2004)
Explores the process for nations to develop economically, discussing the problems hindering development, the type of interaction other countries have in the process, and if democracy can be established.
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Computers and Education by James D. Torr ( 2003) |
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Drug Abuse Opposing Viewpoints by ( 1999)
Essays discuss the drug problem, the effectiveness of drug education, federal policy towards drug abuse, and legalization of illegal drugs.
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Elvis Presley by ( 2001)
Chronicles the life and legacy of Elvis, from his birth in Mississippi through his music career, his time in the army, his marriage, and his induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
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Euthanasia Opposing Viewpoints by ( 2000)
Presents opposing viewpoints on various ethical, moral, legal, and medical issues concerning euthanasia.
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Extremist Groups Opposing Viewpoints by ( 2001)
Presents arguments from both sides of such topics as religious fundamentalism, radical animal rights activists, socialists, environmentalists. white supremacist groups, and the militia movement.
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The American Frontier by ( 2001)
Examines the history of the formative years of the United States, focusing on westward expansion and the role of the frontier in shaping the new nation.
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Genetic Engineering by James D. Torr ( 2006) |
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Genetic Engineering Opposing Viewpoints by ( 2000)
Essays present various perspectives of the controversy surrounding the social, moral, and ethical aspects of genetic engineering, discussing pros and cons on its unproven potential to eliminate disease and world hunger.
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Health Care Opposing Viewpoints by ( 1999)
Pro and con essays discuss health care reform, the effects of managed care, and government health care initiatives.
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How Does Religion Influence Politics? by James D. Torr ( 2006) |
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The Information Age by James D. Torr ( 2002) |
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The Internet by James D. Torr ( 2005) |
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Internet Piracy by James D. Torr ( 2004) |
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Is Media Violence a Problem? by ( 2001)
Essays explore the controveries surrounding violence in the media and its effects on children.
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Is Military Action Justified Against Nations That Support Terrorism C by ( 2003)
Presents a selection of primary and secondary source articles featuring diverse opinions about the use of force against nations that support terrorism.
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Medical Ethics by ( 2000)
Essays presents various viewpoints concerning the issue of medical ethics.
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The Patriot Act by James D. Torr ( 2005) |
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Primary Sources by ( 2001)
Examines Native American beliefs, culture, and relations with white men since colonial times, through documents written by men and women of various tribes.
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Primary Sources Immigrants in America by ( 2002)
Presents the original documents used as source material for the Immigrants in America series, including letters to and from immigrants as well as excerpts from books and other writings.
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Primary Sources World War I by ( 2002)
Presents the original documents used for the American War Library, World War I series.
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Professional Sports by ( 2003) |
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Race Relations by James D. Torr ( 2005) |
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Slavery by James D. Torr ( 2003)
Presents varying opinions about the history of slavery in the United States, as well as antislavery movements throughout the years.
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Teens and Alcohol by ( 2001)
Presents a series of articles on underage drinking and teen alcohol abuse that examine the issue from diverse viewpoints.
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U.S. Policy Toward Rogue Nations by ( 2004) |
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Violence Against Women by ( 1999)
Essays assess the extent of violence against women, discusse causes of the problem, evaluate the effectiveness of current laws, and explore possible solutions.
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Violence in Film and Television by ( 2001)
Discusses issues related to violence in the media, especially the impact that the prevalence of violence has on American society.
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Weapons of Mass Destruction by James D. Torr ( 2004) |
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Ronald Reagan by ( 2000) |




































