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    Nichollas Tidow  Dr. Calvo  World History H Period: 1  Wednesday‚ February 26th‚ 2014  William the Conqueror’s use of Machiavellian Principles  William the Conqueror epitomizes Niccolo Machiavelli ’s idea of a prince in the use of his  policies and his character. He turned the British Isles into a powerhouse with Machiavelli ’s  institutions from ​ The Prince​ . William the Conqueror’s extensive military knowledge‚  understanding of laws‚ ruthless nature‚ tactics to maintain his territory‚ and introduction of 

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    10 Serious incidents

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    BBC Learning English How to… Tell someone about a serious incident Neil: Hello‚ welcome to ‘How to…’ with me‚ Neil Edgeller. In this programme we’ll take a look at how to tell friends‚ or people you know quite well‚ about serious things which have happened to you. Perhaps you’ve been unlucky enough to have been attacked‚ or maybe you’ve seen something frightening‚ like a road accident. How do you introduce the topic to your friends? How do you tell the story‚ and how do you finish it

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    “Lip
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    particular‚ seeing their mothers going to work catches her interest (BBC News 2009). Secondly‚ working mothers seem more loving and friendly with their children‚ than mothers who don’t work. The third benefit is that children of working mothers have higher academic achievements. Studies have found that children of working mothers are more likely to be overweight and have a poor diet and inactive lifestyle which is harmful to children’s health (BBC News‚ 2009). What should working mothers do to avoid problems

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    children have to work in dangerous factories‚ but their jobs didn’t have great wages. The children were paid 1/10 of what men were paid.(BBC) “Children as young as four years old worked long hours in factories under dangerous conditions.”(Duckster) Children would lose fingers or other limbs working on machinery and would get sick from some fumes in the factories.(BBC) Child labor later became

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    issues. This issue has equally been highlighted both in the BBC report of 2014 and by Powell (2013). Powell (2013) enlisted a number of problems in his article and stated that problems like air pollution‚ over crowdedness‚ waste of factories‚ living cost and rate of crimes are all adding up to the difficulties in the urban life. The report by

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    rebels‚ and the FARC became increasingly involved in the drug trade to raise money for its campaign. The rebels still control rural areas‚ particularly in the south and east‚ where the presence of the state is weak” ("Profiles: Colombia’s armed groups - BBC News"‚

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    complicated to how they are now from the lack of resources during those times. Although an image was shown‚ it does not have the same quality as today and has been improving over time. John Logie Baird is born on August 14th‚ 1888 in Helens burgh Scotland (BBC News). He studied at the Glasgow and West of Scotland Technical College which was disturbed by the war. He was rejected because his health conditions were poor and was unfit for the forces. He was then given the position of superintendent engineer of

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    The title of her speech was “How dare the Taliban take away my basic right to education?”. In late 2008‚ the BBC Urdu website came up with a nice idea to cover the Taliban’s growing impact in Swat. They decided to request a school girl to blog about her life under Talibans‚ but anonymously. None of the students was willing to do that‚ since their families were

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    European nations as well as American colonies. In the first video of the Heroes of the Enlightenment series entitled Power of Knowledge‚ the viewer listens to the stories of four men whom‚ through their work‚ began and shaped the Age of Enlightenment (BBC‚ The Power of Knowledge: The Heroes of the Enlightenment‚ 2012). The intention of this video was to demonstrate how Isaac Newton‚ Denis Diderot‚ Marques of Pombal‚ and Erasmus Darwin brought upon substantial systematic change to begin the Enlightenment

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