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    Critique on Class

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    sink‚ class ranking determine the lives that were more valuable. The author utilizes the historic tragedy of the infamous sinking ship to display how significant class becomes when trying to survive an unfortunate event. Additionally‚ Cameron incorporates a fictional romance to display how two people (Rose and Jack) can be in love regardless of class. The film argues that the lives of higher social status on the Titanic were more beneficial than lower class citizens and that the different class groups

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    Social Class

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    Measures of Social Class In measuring social class‚ two schools of thought can be examined: the nominalist and the realist. According to nominalists‚ social class refers to an analytical reality; differences in social class are perceived by the observer and determined by variables that do not necessarily take into account the behaviour and perceptions of the people involved. A social class would be‚ for example‚ categories of people having Rs 10‚000 to Rs 20‚000. What the individual thinks is not

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    A Class Apart

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    A Class Apart In 1848‚ the Mexican-American War ended. The United States’ victory resulted in them now having ownership of large amounts of Mexican territory. Many of the residents were offered American citizenship in which they thought meant they would now be treated equally; they were wrong. In gaining United States citizenship‚ Mexican Americans lost land and status to American laws. Then‚ after the Civil War many whites began moving to Texas. Along with them‚ they brought their racial

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    Nixon : a Bad President?

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    Nixon : A Bad President? Nixon revisionism was probably inevitable‚ and no doubt will continue stronger than ever in the wake of its subject’s death on April 22. The old caricatures--Nixon as villainous schemer‚ mad bomber‚ domestic underachiever-- were bound to collapse‚ because they were built more on Nixon’s personality than on his record. A more recent crowd‚ however‚ at a further remove from his presidency‚ is reconsidering that record. Look beyond Watergate‚ they say‚ and you find a blemished

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    Social Class

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    Social Class and How It Affects Our Society Education and what you will become in society is greatly influenced by economic and social class.it has been noted that children in wealthy communities perform better than those in poor communities‚ in the sense that the kids from the wealthy family can afford to go to private schools‚ whereas children from the poor family will attend the public school‚ because their parents cannot afford to pay for the private school. This argument is supported

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    which eventually led to the project’s bankruptcy. Theodore Roosevelt believed strongly in the building of the Panama Canal‚ and he had strong public support. In 1900‚ President McKinley elected Roosevelt as vice president for his second term. The next year‚ McKinley was assassinated‚ so Roosevelt promptly took his roll as President of the United States. He strongly believed that the U.S. needed a firm grasp in Latin America. He tried to gain control of the failed French project in Panama. Colombia

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    Texting in Class

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    Is using a phone a distraction in class? Using your phone in class is not always a distraction‚ but can also be useful at the same time. A phone can be used for good things and bad things in class. Through out the years this has been a problem in many schools especially with all the new technology that has been updated. Some people would say the use of cell phones during class should be allowed at schools. Teachers think of cell phones for the use of to text‚ call‚ or for music and games. Teachers

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    First 10 Presidents

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    neutral 
and would not aid neither France or Great Britain Stayed neutral during French Revolution- Washington refused to take neither France nor Britain’s side during the war The First Cabinet: 1. John Adams- Vice President 2. Thomas Jefferson- Secretary of State  3. Edmund Randolph- Attorney General  4. Alexander Hamilton- Secretary of Treasury 5.Henry Knox- Secretary of War Famous

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    Technology in Class

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    Report Technology in Classrooms The use of technology in classrooms is not only new to students‚ but it is new to teachers as well. The teachers became the students as they began to learn all over again. They are now called Facilitators because really what they do is just help lead the students to learning information on their own through the use of this technology. The growth of technology in classrooms has expanded greatly over the past few years. A Question usually asked when the topic

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    Polite in Class

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    important rules in the class room‚ such as no eating‚ no bad words‚ and no cell phones. There rules are very important but the most important rule is to be polite. Being polite includes all those other rules. Not eating in class‚ or talking on your phone and being respectful is all part of being polite. When I come to the class in the IELP I expect to learn and the only way I can learn is if the students are polite so the teacher can teach. It is important to be polite in class so that students can

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