... the South of the country, which includes blasting their villages apart, turning their children into slaves, and persecuting worshippers, particularly Christians. In one instance, soldiers in Burma commanded Muslims to "convert to Buddhism or leave the country" (Davis, 1). It still seems unclear throughout the political world as to when a superpower like the U.S. should or would feel compelled to intervene in religious ... ...

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... the same time causing widespread hunger. It is possible to trace this problem back to colonial and neo-colonial roots, when the colonies (now periphery countries) provided the West with raw materials and bought its manufactured goods. Today these same countries, though not officially controlled by colonial powers, are still hugely dependent on the West through one or two main export ... ...

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