people-the poorest- owned only four percent. A few people were rich‚ but all too many were poor. After World War I‚ there was low unemployment‚ and people’s tax revenues were high.The federal budget ran very large surpluses. The “normalcy” of the 20’s made for higher levels of government spending‚ and higher taxes than before World War I. The Federal Reserve made credit
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GIVE AN ACCOUNT OF THE ROLES OF GENETIC MUTATIONS AND MEIOSIS IN GENERATING GENETIC DIVERSITY (20) Marking Scheme Synopsis‚ Clarity‚ English Language‚ sequence of events (3) Introduction (1)‚ Scientific content (15)‚ Conclusion (1). Introduction: Genetic Diversity: Every individual has a unique genotype. This is equal to the combination of alleles of all its genes. The greater the number of genotypes in a population‚ the greater the genetic diversity. Genetic mutations produce new alleles
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Introduction CL-20 is a energetic compound with high density‚ good oxygen balance (-11%) and high explosive power. However‚ CL-20 has failed to see widespread implementation due to high mechanical sensitivity‚ it is relatively easily detonated by physical forces in comparison to other secondary explosives. While cocrystal CL-20/TNT exhibited a mechanical impact sensitivity greatly reduced relative to that of pure CL-20‚ it was also expected to feature reduced explosive power due to the
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As a child‚ Edwin Hubble had a creative thread running through his veins. His favorite book 20‚000 Leagues Under the Sea‚ by Jules Verne‚ held his interest as Verne created a chase for a sea monster. (Biography‚ 2) Exploring and creativity were nothing new to Hubble‚ which became evident as he excelled in his studies -in college- and went on to discover how the universe is constantly expanding. Hubble leads a relatively normal life as he grew up in the late 1800’s; he moved from his hometown to Missouri
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How Facebook Is Redefining Privacy Nearly 500 million people worldwide live their lives —? or versions of them —? on Facebook. Is there a limit to how much we’ll share? CEO Mark Zuckerberg is betting there isn’t By Dan FletcherThursday‚ May 20‚ 2010 inShare[->0] Read Later[->1] Artwork by Yuji Yoshimoto. Photograph by Tom Schierlitz for TIME.RELATED Web Privacy: In Praise of Oversharing[->2] Facebook: Friends (and Moms) Without Borders[->3] Inside Facebook Headquarters[->4] Your
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Assess the effects of the policies ’designed to create an education market’ in the UK (20 marks) During the years 1979-1997 the Conservatives were in power - they are a government party who when in control noticed the failing attempts of the education system to create a skilled and successful workforce‚ this therefore consequently had a huge impact on the economy. Because the main aim of the conservatives was to create a suitable workforce that would not disadvantage the economy‚ they began to introduce
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Examine the weakness of different types of documents used in a sociological research. (20 marks) Documents are secondary data developed by individuals‚ groups‚ and organisations‚ in which sociologist may find particularly advantageous in their research. Taking that into account‚ there are two types of documents both personal and public. Public documents are items such as letters‚ diaries‚ autobiographies‚ notes and photo collections. Personal documents may be noted as unrepresentative‚
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2011 HSC: Question 1- Elective 1: Distinctive Voices (20 marks) In what ways are people and their experiences brought to life through distinctive voices? In your response‚ make detailed reference to your prescribed text and at least ONE other related text of your own choosing. Through the use of techniques‚ writers are evidently able to create a wide range of distinctive voices and bring people and their experiences to life. When distinctive voices are created‚ it helps the reader to understand
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Aries (1962) proposed that the concept only existed in the last 300 years‚ as previously children were considered adults as soon as they were physiclaly able to perform adult tasks. He noted that when industrialisation occured the value of children needing nutring care from their mothers arised‚ thus prompting the creation of the housewife role. This creation was to get women out of the work place to make space for men who had come back from fighting in the WW2. However Pollack critised him as Aries
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1. Explain theory U in your own language. Provide example(s) from your own experience of knowledge Theory U is a leadership philosophy based on connecting to the source of our authentic self and that which wants to emerge through us. It is a new social field theory that equips us with a new consciousness and a new collective leadership capacity to meet challenges in a more conscious‚ intentional‚ and strategic way. The development of such a capacity will allow us to create a future of greater possibility
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