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    Good day students of Seminole Central High school. I am Mr. Lester Johnson ‚ the proud owner of the Everland farm located on Johnson Road right here on the island of Long Island. I firstly became involved in farming when my parents and grandparents would take me to our farm on most weekends to help out by doing various duties which included collecting the chicken eggs‚ milking the cows‚ and feeding all the animals. I eventually came to realize that farming was the perfect source to support

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    too scared of the way people will think about her. But you know what is rare? It’s rare for a woman to throw her ideas around almost as if she doesn’t care what others think‚ in hopes that her message will inspire others. Born into the prime years of segregation and suffrage‚ it wasn’t easy for an African-American woman like Maya Angelou to change the views of so many people like she did. She began as a civil rights activist‚ but later became a much greater symbol‚ representing the voices of all women

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    all men are created equal.” This quote is from one of the most famous speeches in America‚ the Gettysburg Address. It was made and presented by the one and only 16th president of The U.S.A‚ Abraham Lincoln. Due to his charisma‚ skilled rhetoric and power in office to gain momentum towards furthering equality‚ Abraham Lincoln was able to impact the people of the U.S‚ nation-wide. Even though this was a big step forward equality in america it is not that talked about. Many people think of Martin Luther

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    Women today can work‚ vote‚ pray and do anything else a man can do; but in ancient Mesopotamia a woman’s role was very different. Religion and gender had the greatest impact in the Mesopotamian society. Religion was one of the very important things in Mesopotamia. The Mesopotamians had a God for almost everything. Some were for the sun or moon. This was called Polytheism. Polytheism means that you believe in more than one God. They created Ziggurats and these were like churchs. They believed that

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    American society hit a major transformation after the Civil War ended. Challenged‚ industries wanted to make products more quick and efficient. It would be an amazing change and it would greatly influence everybody. In order to do so‚ new tools and methods were used to improve the way products were made. There were a lot of inventions and ideas that contributed to the technology and industrial growth‚ such as the creation of electricity‚ expanding transportation‚ and industrialization. Electricity

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    2014 The Impact of Dancehall Music on Society Dancehall‚ like most music‚ is a form of self-expression. It is an art form through which the artiste can relate to events and issues of their lives. Its popularity forces its involvement into most events with its pulsating rhythms and catchy lyrics. The influence of dancehall music on society has contributed heavily to the violent and sexual behaviour and increase in drug use among youth. Dancehall music is a culture which impacts fashion

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    Impact of Technology on Society “The wonderful progress of the present century is‚ in a very great degree‚ due to the invention and improvement of the steam engine‚ and to the ingenious application of its power to kinds of work that formerly taxed the physical energies of the human race” (Thurston 2). Prior to the introduction and adoption of steam as a main power source‚ most laborious chores relied on worn horses and strained men. Thomas Newcomen and James Watt are two of the innovative engineers

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    EFFECT OF BROKEN HOMES ON THE SOCIETY A CASE STUDY OF AMUKOKO COMMUNITY IN AJEROMI LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA OF LAGOS STATE ABSTRACT This paper is a report of the study that examined the effect of broken homes on the society. The sample for the study consisted of inhabitants of the randomly selected families in the neighbourhoods’ of Amukoko community. The adapted form of "Guidance and Counselling Achievement Grade Form" was used for data collection and the data collected were subjected

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    PR and It ’s Impact on Society Wikipedia‚ an internet encyclopedia source‚ defines Public Relations as "the practice of conveying messages to the public through the media on behalf of a client‚ with the intention of changing the public ’s actions by influencing their opinions (Wikipedia.com‚ 2004)." It can be argued that this definition offers a narrow‚ one-sided view of the profession‚ as the Public Relations profession deals with more than just using the media to influence how people think about

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    possibilities‚ without any means of escape.” Although the pope’s remarks were widely seen as an attack on capitalism and received a great deal of media attention‚ his criticism was by no means unique or radical (Scheer; Woodhill). Indeed‚ some of the most notable thinkers of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries fervently denounced capitalism’s inherent inequality‚ from Karl Marx‚ whose Manifesto fueled

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