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    The Crucible was a revolutionary play which clearly depicted the Salem Witch Trials and what went on in the lives of the individuals in Salem. Some of these people were convicted of being a witch‚ some were not‚ and some were somehow connected to those being convicted. Despite the fact that everyone played some part in the Witch Trials‚ there are three key people who are mostly responsible for the mayhem. Overall‚ the three people that was most responsible for these trials would be Abigail Williams

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    The Therapeutic Alliance

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    Therapeutic Alliance The relationship between a client and a counsellor is an important aspect of the counselling process‚ therefore maintaining a positive therapeutic alliance is essential. Horvath (1994) suggests that the bonding of the client and counsellor in the therapeutic alliance “grows out of their experience of association in a shared activity.” (pg 16) The client may have had a bad experience of counselling before and they have low expectations that counselling will benefit them this

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    Causes of Ww1

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    term causes and short term causes)‚ and then in each category I will list the causes in order of importance‚(the most important being at the top‚ and the least at the bottom and so on‚ so fourth). I will make it clear all the way through my essay‚ which cause‚ caused the World war‚ and if something hadn’t of happened‚ then what would have happened instead and would the war even have happened? The Long Term Causes Of World War One There are many causes of World War One and some are long term‚ (causes/

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    Liberals in promoting the welfare of the children‚ workers and the elderly in the years 1906-1914 24 marks The Liberal party introduced many acts in 1906-1914 to promote the welfare of the children‚ workers and the elderly. Each of these acts showed they were trying to make a welfare state but each came with limitations. The main act concerning the elderly was the Old Age Pension Act of 1908. It was established to provide a pension of five shillings per week for a single person and seven shillings

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    Responsible

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    Personal responsibility is the act of being responsible for your own actions. Being mature enough to do what you are suppose to do with no procrastination. Personal responsibility plays an important role in an individual everyday life style when it comes to taking care of things you are responsible to do‚ such as: waking up in the morning‚ get ready for work‚ paying your bills on time‚ and make sure your school works are done on time. It is a personal responsibility to maintain a healthy life style

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    Canada In Ww1

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    the Great War During the course of the Great War‚ Canada’s role evolved from that of a minor player lending support to the British army to that of major contributor to battlefield success. Actions in early 1915 proved Canadian courage‚ but manpower was wasted in disastrous offensives. 1916 began no better‚ but a change in leadership and gained combat experience began to transform the Canadian Corps into a disciplined fighting force. Success at Vimy in 1917 demonstrated Canadian battlefield prowess

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    Strategic Alliances

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    INFORMATIVE SPEECH Topic : “Strategic Alliances” General Purpose : To inform Specific Purpose : To inform my audience about several types and goals of Strategic alliances that using by Companies. Central Idea : Several types and goals of strategic alliances could be good consideration to company to developing their business. INTRODUCTION : I. Do you know what is Strategic Alliances? A. Strategic alliance is a cooperative strategy in which firms combine some of their resources and

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    power and would clash heads with Bismarck. Both have different intentions for Germanys future. The Kaiser had different idea of how diplomacy should continue. The idea that the Kaiser had was to adopt a diplomatic position that favored relations with Britain instead of Russia. Little did the Kaiser know that Britain was known to never wanting to ally with anyone on the continent. The new power that would rise is Germany‚ because with Germany new Kaiser ‚ Wilhelm II‚ would want to create . If you

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    Ethical Systems: Which is Best? PHI 200 Mind and Machine Instructor Lisa Linkin February 4‚ 2013 * Ethical Systems: Which is Best? Good‚ bad‚ right‚ wrong…how do we know? Ethics is the study of how we determine what is right or wrong‚ good or bad (Mosser‚ 2010). While there are many ethical views‚ I focused on the three classical approaches for this paper. Utilitarianism states when given a choice between two acts‚ the one that creates the greater happiness for the greatest number of people

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    What caused WW1

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    War? The time period leading up to World War I was the age of imperialism‚ a time when many countries in Western Europe were building up their empires throughout the world. They would oftentimes get into "disagreements" amongst themselves over who was to control certain areas of the world. The countries were jealous‚ suspicious and did not trust each other....... war was inevitable! World War I had roots in the following things: •• Alliance System: All the countries over there had been busy making

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