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    Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971) in 2005-it came nowhere near the excellence in comparison with the Original. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) and Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (1971) have similarities involving the plot‚ in the sense that both movies seemed to tell the same story. But the two movies also have some major differences that make and break the film; the plot‚ theme and acting were those key differences. Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (2005) had a confusing chain

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    on ignorance‚ with many people that do not have the knowledge of where their food source derives. There are many cases reported every day of people abusing their pets or wild animals‚ but most cases of animal abuse happen at the factory farm. There are over 139‚000 factory farms in the United States. They slaughter over 27 million cows‚ hogs‚ and hens every day for our convenience (Food Inc.). Consider yourself in the position of the animal that is being tormented and slaughtered. Current treatment

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    comment on the selection practices based on the movie “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory”. Scott (2005) states that “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” was filmed in 2005 based on children’s book by Roald Dahl. The movie reveals a story about poor young boy – Charlie‚ who lives in town‚ where located chocolate factory owned by famous confectioner - Willy Wonka. Soon‚ Willy Wonka decides to allow 5 children to visit his factory and distributes five Golden tickets hidden in the five chocolate’s bars to

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    The start if the Industrial Revolution began in England. One of the most important thing that started this revolution were the resources. England had many resources available. The change of Agriculture made more production in meat and wheat. Machines were invented to help them due to lack of workers. (Doc 1) Iron‚ coal‚ wool‚ and tin were the natural resources that England had so many of available. Iron were used to make machines‚ Coals to fuel the machines‚ wools to make clothes‚ and tin to store

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    ------------------------------------------------- Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Book Review Roald Dahl was a famous writer during his times. He had all his stories inspired by some incidents in his childhood. He had a childish type of sprit which was locked within him till his death. This childish Sprit made him write wonderful stories for children such as BFG (published on 14 October 1982)‚ Matilda (published on 21 April 1988)‚ Charlie and Chocolate Factory (published in1964)‚ Danny the Champion of the World

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    pork‚ and poultry processing. The authors point out that agriculture is currently in the middle of its third revolution. The first revolution was associated with the development of seed agriculture and animal domestication in the form of subsistence farming. The second revolution occurred in Western Europe in the late 1900’s when thriving urban populations created a commercial demand for

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    parents were no longer in control of the children’s discipline in the factories. That later it created the act of 1833‚ called English factory act. It for bided the employment of children under the age of nine or below. It also limited the workday of children in the age of nine through the age of thirteen by nine hours. It was required that children should be able to take two hours of education a day and it would be paid by the factory owners. It later divided the time of work and home life‚ which the

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    Factory Fire Ashley New York - On Saturday March 25th it had been an excruciating week for both men and women machine workers at the Triangle factory in lower Manhattan. The workers were making plans for the night and looking forward to their one day off‚ when suddenly flames combust from a waste basket underneath one of the workers tables. Workers hurried to get buckets of water to extinguish the fire but it had been too late. The fire had outburst consuming the air and expanded viciously to

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    The tragedy of the triangle shirtwaist factory fire sparked the uprising in the fight for better shape of the working environment when 145 of the innocent were killed. It was that it began in a small rag bin‚ a simple target for a fire in a building with locked fire escape routes‚ unoperational elevators‚ and no ventilation‚ that initiated the fight for worker safety. Although most hand-made garment businesses have been made irrelevant in the U.S. due to industrialization and mass production today

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    Sadie Nussbaum‚ an eighteen-year-old Jewish girl who had lived in the United States of America her entire life along with 148 of her fellow workers‚ was killed in the fire in the Triangle Shirt Factory(Nussbaum death certificate). Ever since‚ historians and advocates have asked the question‚ “Who should be held responsible for their deaths?” After looking at many sources it seems that the owners of the building‚ Blanck and Harris‚ were ultimately responsible for the fire. This is because they failed

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