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    How Do You Define Freedom

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    reminds you of? How would you define freedom? O) Everything can be defined with its opponent‚ therefore captivity comes to my mind when I think of freedom. Being behind walls is not the only thing that captivity reminds me of. Actually everything that limits us in our daily lives‚ everything that restricts our lives can be considered as something that captures us. Therefore a world without those can be considered as a free world‚ though it cannot be fully possible. B) Then how would you define freedom

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    Lenin had a greater impact on Russia’s economy and society than any other Ruler. How far do you agree with this view of the period from 1855 to 1964? Over the period from 1855 to 1964‚ Russia saw various reforms and policies under the Tsars and the Communist leaders that had great impacts on its economy and society both positive and negative. Lenin definitely implanted polices that changed society and the economy for example with war communism. However whether his policies had the greatest impact

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    appreciate and hold dear what one possesses. In the modern age of the 21st Century‚ the above statement seems so much more accurate and true. The insatiable hunger for success and the unquenchable thirst for supremacy transform many of us into slaves of our desires‚ fuelled by greed and its associates. In more ways than one‚ greed is fast emerging to be the prime reason for every single thing we do‚ and it is not hard to see why. Living in today’s globalised world feels challenging‚ even confusing at times

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    How far do you agree with the view that the Wall Street crash was responsible for the Great Depression of the early 1930s in America? The Wall Street crash occurred in 1929 and is regarded as being the most devastating stock market crash to have ever occurred in the history of the United States. The crash was cause due to a wide range of factors‚ which became uncontrollable during the 1920s when America was experiencing a period of ‘boom’ and many were benefiting from the prosperity. The events

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    experiences such as marriage and children is too big of an obstacle for most people to overcome and so many disregard devoting their life to God by way of becoming a priest. Unless a solution is found to make the priesthood more attractive to individuals‚ the problem of priestless parishes will not only remain‚ but worsen. Priesthood in the Roman Catholic Church has traditionally been a respected and highly praised lifestyle‚ with many regarding it as the “highest”

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    important‚ would the most prosperous capitalist country in the world acknowledge a communist Russia? When the US entered WWII in 1941‚ the two superpowers were allies - ideology was not a concern here; victory against fascism was. Though it is true many problems resulted from the ambiguous agreements at Yalta‚ and along with change in leadership of two of the Big Three led to many disagreements at Potsdam‚ these were not related to ideology. Disputes over Poland were primarily because the USSR’s fixation

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    More Than One Reality

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    More Than One Reality By: Ethan Caldwell Reality is kind of like a memory. Everyone has their own different ideas of what it should be but none are necessarily the truth. For example two people who were both in the great depression could have totally different thoughts on the difficult times. While one could have lived on the streets struggling every day to find food and water‚ the other could have been among the few rich people and lived in luxury. Both of them would have very different memories

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    we can hear and unfortunately a problem that our country is facing right now. One of the causes of poverty is the large number of our population. Now the world is too small for us. There will be a least opportunity of jobs‚ a crowded place‚ a traffic road and a polluted area. Is there any chance to solve this population problem that one of the cause of poverty? That each of one is affected. We are still lucky that there are now proposed bill that can possibly solved our suffrage‚ on the large number

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    Today all humanity is advancing rapidly in various directions. And in my opinion progress gained is more likely to be beneficial than harmful. There are a lot of investigations in science and medicine nonetheless on the other hand few people are still trying to create a kind of global arm. Here I will try to give some examples to clarify and support my point of view. Initially I would like to emphasize the vitality of progress in medical science. Hence without discovering some essential medicines

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    Reform Movement 1800's

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    The Reform Movement is a collection of social reform movements that emerged throughout the 1820’s and 1830’s. Factors driving these movements were the growth of urbanization‚ changes in labor‚ immigration and emergence of a new middle class. The main driving factor was the religious fervor that swept middle class America and was characterized by the need for large scale provisions for the needy‚ a belief in the basic goodness of human nature and the reformers moralistic dogmatism. All these factors

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