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    Maggie Walsh Historical Honor Society The Greatest Impact on Human Society Throughout the history of the world there have been many important and revolutionary inventions such as the printing press‚ the steam engine and the automobile. All of these inventions had major impacts on the way humans lived and aided in changing or shaping new and future societies. These inventions all largely effected past generations and civilizations but with the help of new inventions‚ modern day technology is

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    Milner‚ who was a tutor in Queens College‚ Cambridge. His conversion back to Christianity changed his life radically and determined his future carrier. He had begun to question himself on how he would save his religious belief in public. He seemed advice from John Newton‚ who informed him “it is hoped and believed that the Lord has raised you up for the good of His church and for the good of the nation. “His friend William Pitt also convinced him to stay in

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    It is believed that the grief of his wife is what inspired Morse to set upon a new path‚ to improve long distance communication. After the death of his wife Samuel traveled back to Europe for three years where he visited art collections to study. In Lafayette Paris he paints in the Vatican galleries in Rome. During this time Samuel spent most of his time with his novelist friend James Cooper. During his travels home to New York‚ Morse has a

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    wouldn’t give up even when the task seemed impossible. He introduced many important inventions to the world that impact us in our everyday lives. In 1877 Edison filed a patent for the phonograph‚ his most original invention (Josephson 164). The phonograph had many uses including letter writing‚ playing music‚ telling time‚ and educational purposes; it was originally meant to be used for business purposes‚ but eventually‚ became common in entertainment halls and amusement centers. The phonograph brought

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    role in today’s society. Every generation has some form of technology; may it be a laptop‚ desktop‚ cell phone‚ ipod‚ and etcetera.Over the past fourty years‚ the computer industry has taken fantastic leaps and bounds to where it is today. One of the most influential people during this time was Steve Jobs. Not only was Jobs an integral part of the rise in personal computing‚ but he was an excellent motivator for those working under him and those inspiring to be like him. Jobs had a brilliant and

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    known that many Jews believe a tattoo will keep them from being buried in a Jewish cemetery? This belief is wrong. However‚ it is stated in the Jewish Law that you are forbidden to get a tattoo. Some employers can restrict their employees from showing their tattoos by strict dress codes or uniform requirements? This is true‚ in many law suit court cases; the judges have found these on-the-job requirements to be nondiscriminatory. However while they may be forbidden for most religions or not accepted

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    This ties in to Marx’s contributions to sociology‚ mainly the idea of the conflict theory. Marx believed that conflict in society occurred between social classes. There is a saying that‚ “the rich do not need God.” Karl Marx’s views can be seen clearly through this statement. Since the rich classes have the money‚ the ultimate decision belongs to them. However‚ if the poor

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    Between these three regions‚ there are various similarities and differences. All three regions are patriarchal in society‚ meaning men are above women. All three also have slaves and the poor at the bottom of the hierarchy. However‚ a difference was the “form” of slavery. In Europe and Asia‚ there are several forms‚ one of them being serfdom‚ while serfdom does not exist in the Americas. Another difference was the social class hierarchy of the Americas‚ under the Spanish. All three regions are patriarchal

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    type of event‚ and the achievement. An important time period was the Golden Age in Greece. The major achievement was government. The most significant person in history was Jesus Christ. A crucial event that happened was the plague. All four parts have paved the way to present day and has shaped modern civilizations. The most important time period was the Golden Age in Greece. Advances in philosophy‚ entertainment‚ and the arts helped modernize ancient Greece and influence other nearby areas

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    world. Most notably‚ Walter Lelend Cronkite Junior has exemplified what it means to be the most trustworthy man in America. For seven and a half decades‚ Cronkite popularized news and brought a friendly presence to people worldwide. His educated insight along with his soothing voice allowed viewers to visualize the news to their satisfaction. Seven years shy of being a centenarian‚ Walter Cronkite fell nowhere short of a wise‚ tenured‚ and influential broadcast journalist.

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