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    The two races of humans may seem very different but they are actually mirror images of each other. Everything from appearance‚ traits‚ and even diets are completely different from the other. The book The Time Machine‚was heavily influenced by Charles Darwin’s Origin of species-a book about evolution and natural selection. One of Darwin’s ideas that closely supports the Time Traveller’s theories is that natural

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    Emma Stearns Zoology 10/15/14 Evolution Beginning with bacteria and unicellular

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    Brain localisation This principles reflects the idea that causes of emotions‚ behaviour and thought lay within the human body. 2. Patterns of behaviour can be inherited This principle reflects the line of thought inspired by the work of Charles Darwin. It focuses on two branches of research: - Evolutionary psychology: which suggests that humans have changed physically and behaviourally according to the demands of the environment they are surrounded by. - The study of genetics: genes are

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    race. Although this may not sound very menacing‚ eugenics was the scientific basis of how Hitler carried out his ethnic cleansing of millions of people. Charles Darwins’ cousin theorized that‚ if talented people only married other talented people‚ the result would be measurably better offspring. By the turn of the 19th century‚ Galton’s (Darwins’ cousin) ideas were imported to the United States. As the start of the 20th century began‚ influential people were pouring money into labs and research centers

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    in some people because they confuse Darwinism‚ the scientific theory‚ with Social Darwinism‚ the ethical theory. In truth‚ except for the name and a few basic principles‚ the two ideas do not have much in common and has very little to do with Charles Darwin‚ the English naturalist who famously suggested the scientific theory which states that a branching pattern of evolution resulted from a process he called natural selection. Social Darwinism is a term that started near the end of the nineteenth

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    of evolutionary biology Charles Darwin read his works pre ‘On the Origons of the Species’. Coincidences between the two men’s thinking is undeniably apparent. Not directly related to this but relevant is the philosopher Herbert Spencer. Who further developed a conception of evolution as being the ‘Progressive Development of the Physical World. Spencer is best known for creating the expression "survival of the fittest"‚ in ‘Principles of Biology’ (1864)‚ after reading Charles Darwin’s Scientific (1859)

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    The newly formulated theory of evolution crafted by Charles Darwin in the 19th century was both radical and revolutionary by today’s standards. Due to its obvious conflicts with Creationist views brought about by the Bible‚ the theory was not commonly adopted by people who worshipped the Bible’s teachings. The play Inherit the Wind‚ written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee‚ models itself directly after the famous 1925 Tennessee v. Scopes trial in which Darwin’s theory of evolution and the Bible’s

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    discoveries challenged the teachings of the Catholic Church. At this time in the early 1900’s the Catholic Church was the most powerful institution in Europe‚ then scientists and psychologists came along and rejected many of the Church’s teachings. Charles Darwin denied creationism with his theory of natural selection‚ in which species evolve through a series of traits that make them better than the other species. In its rawest form: Survival of the Fittest.[2] The species that is better lives longer

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    of a society which strongly affirmed the teachings of the Christian faith; and resistance to his Theory of Evolution stemmed from him being considered a threat to the ‘tribe’. His society was structured on the moral teachings of the Bible; and by Darwin diverging from the accepted norms of society‚ he faced rejection. Now here lays the meaning of the phrase‚ “No man can be a prophet in His own country”. There is no doubt that some of the elders in Darwin’s community saw him as only a youth and remembered

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    refer to Genesis. Genesis states that God created the world in a period of 6 days and that earth is not as old as most scientist suggest. Many scientist are currently developing improved theories and a grounded basis for evolution. Charles Darwin was set out to make a difference in the science

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