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    Beginning a full era before the first documented slaves arrived at Jamestown‚ Virginia the episode portrays the earliest Africans‚ both slave and free‚ who arrived on the North American shores. Soon afterwards‚ the Trans-Atlantic slave trade would become a massive empire connecting three continents. Through stories of individuals caught in its net‚ like a 10-year-old girl named Priscilla who was

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    The fur trade had one of the highest impacts on First Nations‚ it provided them with European goods that they couldn’t usually get‚ and in turn‚ helped improve their social status. It opened the continent to exploration and established social and economic relationships between the Europeans and Indigenous people. I believe that the rise of disease was the most significant factor in the fur trade and had the most impact on the British Columbia population and First Nations people. During the initial

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    integration and interdependence of the world economy’s. These are some reasons to explain the growth of globalisation 1. Increase in Free Trade. Since the second world war‚ tariffs have generally been reduced. This has been encouraged through organisations such as the WTO. This has increased trade between different countries; this is an important factor in the process of globalisation. 2. Technology Technology has improved communication between different countries. Therefore‚ it has become

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    . How was the transatlantic trade organized? Who participated and who profited? The transatlantic trade began as the first global age started; it was a period of global unification and urbanization. The transatlantic trade was organized between the peoples of Europe‚ Africa‚ Asia‚ and North and South America. Different regions called for different empires from each continent. The ottoman Turks in Europe and Western Asia‚ the Ming dynasty in China‚ the Aztecs and Inca in the Americas‚ Mali and Songhai

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    Virgin Atlantic

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    Virgin Atlantic Airways came from an idea taken to Richard Branson by Randolph Fields in the early 1980’s. Original called British Atlantic Airways‚ VAA first flew from Gatwick to Newark with their single 747 on 22nd June 1984. Branson took the torch from Sir Freddie Laker’s Skytrain operation - which had been the pioneer of discounted transatlantic air travel‚ but suffered at the hands of BA’s price war to eliminate the competition. Virgin too didn’t have an easy ride with BA‚ and won substaintial

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    came to be. The causes and effects of slavery in the atlantic world for Europeans‚ native Americans And Africans. Europeans originally used indentured servants from europe and Native Americans as slaves in the americas . Shortly after‚ the Native Americans started to die from european diseases. Indentured servants are people from europe who wanted land in the americas but couldn’t afford it. So they came over and work for seven years as slaves. After the seven years‚ they would get land and stuff

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    Trans-Racial Adoption

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    Crystal Torres Professor. Fennessey English 101 November 20‚ 2012 Trans-racial Adoption There are many arguments and debates on weather Trans-racial adoptions are appropriate in today’s society or even beneficial for the adopted child. The Controversy has gone back & fourth stating if a child upbringing will be the same with its adopted parents as it would be with parents of its own race. . You would think that people would support

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    Trans European Plastics

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    (a) Compare and contrast the challenges experienced in fulfilling customer requirements in Trans-European Plastics and New Supply Chain strategies at old M&S (20 marks) (b) Discuss possible solutions with regards to analysis of performance factors such as cost‚ quality‚ speed‚ dependability and flexibility and ‘order winners and qualifiers’. (30 marks) 4. (a) elaborate on the following: Trans-European Plastics: Issues with dependability‚ distribution issues‚ storage space‚ implications

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    Trans-Media Stereotypes

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    talked about earlier in this paper. These fragmented or as Jason Mittell suggest trans-mediated narratives add to the stories of these characters. (Mittell‚ 2015) Goes on to define trans-media storytelling as‚ “significantly expanding the scope of a television series (in this case comic book character) into an array of other media‚ from books to blogs‚ videogames to jigsaw puzzles. (Mittell‚ pg. 292‚ 2015) This trans- mediation thus creates new stories for these characters that further expand their

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    Slave Master Slave

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    In her article “Slave‚ Master‚ Mistress‚ Slave”‚ published in 1997‚ Betsy Klimasmith discusses the literary work of Louisa May Alcott. Among others‚ Klimasmith investigates the problem of interracial intersexual relationship in Alcott’s fiction. More precisely‚ the scholar claims that describing the relationship between white women and mulatto men in different texts‚ Alcott reveals the deficiency of sentimental fiction when it comes to picturing the whole spectre of female desire. By doing so‚ Alcott

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