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    Modern Times: How Tennis Turned Professional Edward Becker Longwood University In 1884‚ Maud Watson‚ a demure nineteen-year-old vicar’s daughter‚ won the the inaugural Wimbledon Ladies Singles Championship. Strictly amateur‚ she received a silver cup and the congratulations of the twelve other competitors and a handful of spectators. On court she wore a long wide dress with an hour-glass waist and bustle. In 1985‚ Martina Navratilova‚ a twenty-eight-year old self-proclaimed bi-sexual millionairess

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    Lord of the Flies is an allegorical novel by William Golding that explores the relationship between civilization and savagery as a group of young boys crash on an inhabited island. Throughout the book‚ society holds less of an importance as the boys grow increasingly focused on hunting rather than law and order. Ralph‚ the elected chief of the boys‚ continuously portrays how laws will improve their society but he slowly grows primitive and begins losing power to a regime calling for no societal pressures

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    to be a human‚ versus “savage.” Since the dawn of time‚ our ancestors roamed the plains of the world where humanity was sparked through an outbreak of civilization. Clusters were created‚ forming various outlooks‚ and opinions on what civilization should be. Religion‚ language‚ and rules were inserted into the foundation of which society prospered on. Society is put to the test when faced with a child who is lacking the foundation of civilization. Genie of Arcadia California was put on the pedestal

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    Reation Time vs. Athleticism

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    Reaction Time: Does it Decrease with Higher Levels of Athleticism? Abstract Reaction times have been shown to vary based on a variety of variables. Existing research revealed positive overall benefits and inverse relationships between reaction times and athleticism; however‚ limitations exist regarding the volume of research concerning reaction times and athleticism‚ homogeneous and small sample sizes‚ and a restricted range of sports examined. The current study sought

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    Time-Out Vs Reinforcement

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    economy. Another popular way to control a child’s behavior is putting them in time-out. Is punishment better than reinforcements? A psychologist has a lot to say about time-out. Reinforcements might be more effective for parents. Depending on their child and what they believe in a parent might use punishment and reinforcements. Putting a child in time-out is worse than the token economy. When a child is put in time-out‚ they are losing three things. According to Vanessa Lapointe‚ a psychologist

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    The first civilizations in Mesopotamia‚ Egypt‚ Palestine‚ and the Near Eastern States had many different and yet many similar religious views. The Hebrew’s religion became one of the chief religions of the Near East. While most of the other religions of the ancient Near East were polytheism‚ the Hebrew religion was monotheism. Some of the ancient Near East religions believed that the king ruled in service of god or that the king was a god. The Hebrew religion‚ however‚ believed that there god was

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    The Development of Civilization Civilization is a complex way of life that came about as people began to develop urban settlements. The inventions‚ techniques‚ and concepts enabled the advancement of humankind and lay of foundation in the modern life. The way a civilization was developed was how humans shaped it and made it into resources. Some examples include the culture during the Paleolithic age through the refining period of the Neolithic age. The first age was the Paleolithic age‚ it began

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    Hard Times vs Metropolis

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    Although introduced almost seventy-three years apart‚ Charles Dickens’ novel Hard Times‚ and Fritz Lang’s Metropolis share many common parallels and themes. Through the use of biblical allusions‚ both Lang and Dickens are able to compare characters in their stories to holy figures such as Freder and Stephen Blackpool being alluded to as Christ-like. Both stories also show the harsh effects of industrialization‚ and present similar situations of with the school children and factory workers living

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    Babilonian Civilization

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    Babylonians in Science and Technology Babylonia was an ancient cultural region in central-southern Mesopotamia (present-day Iraq)‚ withBabylon as its capital. Babylonia emerged when Hammurabi (fl. ca. 1696 – 1654 BC‚ short chronology) created an empire out of the territories of the former Akkadian Empire. Babylonia adopted the written Semitic Akkadian language for official use‚ and retained the Sumerian languagefor religious use‚ which by that time was no longer a spoken language. The Akkadian and Sumerian

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    Incan Civilization

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    The administrative‚ political and military center of the empire was located in Cusco in modern-day Peru. The Inca civilization arose from the highlands of Peru in the early 13th century. From 1438 to 1533‚ the Incas used a variety of methods‚ from conquest to peaceful assimilation‚ to incorporate a large portion of western South America‚ centered on the Andean mountain ranges‚ besides Peru‚ large parts of modern Ecuador‚ western and south central Bolivia‚ northwest Argentina‚ north and north-central

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