differences between united state society and colombia society?
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main differences.. \npeople in colombia always greet each toher on the streets.. youll always strike up a conversation with the lady at the cashier.. or in a line to pay anything.. basically.. everywhere.. people are really warm and are always making new friends.. meeting new people. ´people in colombia are less scared even though we might live in greater risk.. \nthe music, there is less drug ussage here than in the states..(hard to picture, right).. and well there are also the obvious.. language.. etc!\nthe us
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both are diff pls refer any Univ which will help u to know better
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It's very close.  I mean, by definition people in a society are not 'free'.  They all agree through social contracts and constructs to limit their behavior to the de facto 'rules'.  People can't be allowed to go running around doing just whatever they want.
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My uncle is a Colombian (for the love of God, spell it right!) Air Force soldier, and he's fighting the guerrilla from above.\n\nThe US aids Colombia, by giving them weapons, but the guerrilla has money and power. They were even aided by past presidents!\n\nThe guerrilla is located somewhere in the Amazon which is in Southern Colombia. That's common knowledge there. The problem is, that it's hard to find them, as they have tons of tracking devices. Besides, the guerrilla knows that poverty is a huge problem, and uses that to their defense.\n\nI've suffered from the guerrilla, as they killed a close family member, and sent back his body in pieces.
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My daughter just got her BSRN and she never took a course called society?  She did have many science, biology, physiology and technology courses- but they all applied to medical science.  Sorry, she never heard of a society course unless you mean social studies and that could be a required freshman/sophomore credit for the college she is at.
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Wikipedia, Ultimate Find Out About Everything Site:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colombia\n\nCIA World Fact Book, Every Country in the World\nhttp://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/co.html\n\nAutobiography of Shakira.. Just kidding.
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No, it's a republic. Their current president is Elías Antonio Saca González.
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Organization of American States?  The international association of nations in North and South America.
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Colombia is a republic where the executive branch dominates government structure. Up until recently, the president was elected together with the vice-president by popular vote for a single four-year term, which functioned as both head of government and head of state. However, on October 19, 2005 the Colombian Congress amended the constitution, which now allows Colombian presidents to serve up to two consecutive four-year terms.
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i know the answer, but its a long story.\nthe answer is just like the question \nfor what is the difference between USA and UK.\nUSA is created when some british people who dont like the way UK goverment rule,then run/move to other place,to create a new nation.\nand Taiwan is create by chinese people from china who dont like the communist rules/government rules at that time.
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The difference is that for the US, it is morally proper as an act of self-defense, in the interest of protecting freedom-loving citizens.\n\nIn the USSR, it was to suppress any actions that would break down the communo-facist regime by individuals who WANTED freedom.\n\nUS: Self-defense\nUSSR: Oppression
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They are the same thing, it only depends on if you agree with them or not; \n\nYES = freedom fighter \n\nNO = terrorist\n\nExample: The Sons of Liberty were considered freedom fighters in the British Colonies, but their actions were considered terrorist by England.
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Yes, the Phillipines recognizes any child born to one or two citizens of the Phillipines as a citizen, while the US recognizes anyone born on US soil as a US citizen, and neither requires the citizen to relinquish the other.
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Depends whter the country has a Presidential system or not. In a presidential system the Presidnt is eleced and is the head of state. In a non-presidential system the P.M is highest elected representative so the president or monarch is just a rubber stamp.
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Individuality versus state control I think. I read it a long time a ago.
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There are quite a few pictures if you do a google search for Columbia.  It is unfortunate that there was a space shuttle and university by the same name, so there are mixed results.  Speaking as an American, I agree with you that most Americans lack proper respect for and knowledge of Columbia and South America as a whole.
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You cannot compare the education in both the countries in any case. They have different standards and different extents to which they carry out research. USA has good research facilities and good mix of people whereas UK is more theoretical kinda stuff.(to the extent I know and people I have heard from). Rest is upto you.