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    Monday 28th of January‚2013 War of the Worlds How does Wells present mankind in the lead up to and the aftermath of the first heat-ray attack? War of the worlds was written by H. G. Wells in 1898. This book shows how naive humankind is in comparison to the martians. It exemplifies how what people thought about martians‚ undeveloped‚ silly and a joke‚ is completely wrong. They are shown as powerful and strongly developed. Wells uses a very wide range of vocabulary in his writing. He uses many words

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    Germany was to blame for the First World War‚ but only to a certain extent. Germany were not solely to blame‚ but did contribute greatly to the sequence of events that led to war. Germany were a major contributor to the Arms Race‚ caused tension between many European countries‚ made alliances‚ were extremely nationalistic and encouraged Austria – Hungary to declare war on Serbia. Despite this‚ Germany were not the only power hungry nation to blame for the war. Germany was part of the reason that

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    How does the director Steven Spielberg‚ use film techniques to convey one or more themes in his film‚ War of the Worlds? Steven Spielberg utilizes many techniques‚ in his film‚ War of the Worlds‚ including camera work‚ actors and sound effects to convey various themes such as family relationships. An initial scene‚ ‘Eve of the War’‚ establishes the relationships amongst the family especially around the central character Ray Ferrier (Tom Cruise) which are built upon in ‘Coming of the Invaders’. ‘Worst

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    Italy In Italy after World War 1 the economy and political environment became unstable. Mussolini had solidified his power across all of Italy through murder‚ blackmail‚ and slander campaigns against Italy’s press‚ politicians‚ and leftists. From 1925 on‚ Mussolini slowly gained more and more power until Italy became a totalitarian state enforced by a secret police organization. His dictatorship influenced fascist leaders who came on the scene later such as Adolf Hitler and Francisco Franco. In

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    Tristen Lyle 3-22-13 2A Dead and Undead Lapham The Ignorance of the Human Race In 2006‚ a great piece of literature was written‚ its name: World War Z by Max Brooks. This book documents the survivors of the World War Z apocalypse; while of course this book is fictional it draws you in and will at times make you feel like you are reading a piece of non-fictional literature. This is what fascinated me most by it. Not only did the book draw you in with its non-fictional fiction style‚ its theme

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    CCOT: Rome‚ Republic to Empire Discuss the political and economic changes and continuities that occurred as Rome went from a Republic to an Empire During the classical age‚ Rome transitioned from a republic to an empire. During this time Rome’s senate was weakened becoming nothing more than a meaningless place for debates. This was because Rome became an empire in which the emperor had absolute power. While the senate was weakened Rome still controlled trade throughout the Mediterranean

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    CCOT Study guide    Enlightenment thinking and revolution​ :  Continuity​ : ­ french revolution that went against the traditional monarchy did not create any  enduring representative institutions. The revolution resulted in the rise of Napoleon‚ who  became the emperor of france  ­women continued to have little to no rights compared to men  ­slavery had still endured in the Americas until past the 1850s    Change​ : ­ people‚ inspired by enlightenment ideas‚ started to challenge traditional monarchy 

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    Alissa Bradeen Mrs. Mcelroy AP World History September 19‚ 2014 Caste System in India from 1000BCE- 500CE When the Aryan’s migrated to the Harrapan society bringing important and useful resources such as horses‚ chariots‚ iron‚ and the Sanskrit language they begin to slowly overpower the Dravidians currently settled there. Since the Aryan’s were the more people they decided they needed a system to help keep social classes in their rightful order. So they created the caste system. Although the development

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    Gender Imbalance would lead to Third World War- XAT 2008 •       Economic growth without environmental damage – a mirage or a reality. –XAT 2007 •       ’India has one of the largest pools of talented manpower‚ but few innovations and patented products.’ –XAT 2006 •       More than one billion Indians: A gigantic problem or a sea of opportunities –XAT 2005 •       Asked at the age of 83‚ as to which of his project would he choose as his master piece‚ Frank Lloyd Wright‚ the architect answered

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    The Civil War was a time of great social and political upheaval. It was also a time of great technological change. Inventors and military men devised new types of weapons‚ such as the repeating rifle and the submarine‚ that forever changed the way that wars were fought. Even more important were the technologies that did not specifically have to do with the war‚ like the railroad and the telegraph. Innovations like these did not just change the way people fought wars--they also changed the way people

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