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    Unit 213 Preparing text from notes 1. Understand preparing texts from notes 1.1 Describe different types of documents that may be produced from notes and the formats to be followed A document is information produced in either printed or electronic (on-screen) format. All documents can be produced using standard applications packages. We can use different kind of formats: Standard word documents: Use for the creation of most documents such as letters‚ memos‚ minutes‚ etc. Template: It is a sample

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    Some reasons are simple. Some are very complex. All sadness from depression. Money has never been the object to buy or even have happiness‚ but it is definitely the key to “stay up” in this world of sin. As they say‚ “money is the motive”. May god help the needy‚ and reduce the greedy. Money is the main reason for being homeless‚ for the fact that everything runs on money. Even your life runs on money. [Un-pay bills‚ mortgage‚ car notes‚ court cost etc.] Bankrupt in anyway can cost a person their

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    Sending Women To Virginia

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    Sending women to Virginia (1622) Early Virginia lacked one essential element of English society – stable family life. Given the demand for male servants to work in the tobacco fields‚ for most of the seventeenth century‚ men in the Chesapeake outnumbered women by four or five to one. The Virginia company avidly promoted the immigration of women‚ sending “tobacco brides” to the colony in 1620 and 1621 for arranged marriages (so-called because the husband was ordered to give a payment in tobacco to

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    In Fyodor Dostoevsky’s Notes from Underground‚ the underground man claims that he is inactive. It is this so called “inaction that I found interesting and I was reminded of the underground man while I read Jean-Paul Sartre’s easy‚ “Existentialism is a Humanism.” The underground man is totally aware that he alone is responsible for his choices‚ or lack thereof‚ and suffers the anguish of his choices before he even makes a decision. This is precisely what causes his inaction and provides him with

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    theatre. Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s Notes from Underground is primarily an account from a nameless man about his beliefs and his life. The Underground Man is isolated from those around him‚ and for a time‚ isolated from himself. Dostoevsky’s character created an archetype‚ of the alienated anti-hero‚ that inspired Paul Schrader’s Travis Bickle. The film Taxi Driver‚ directed by Martin Scorsese‚ is heavily influenced by Notes from Underground. The

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    Warfare Lusitania (1915) 128 Americans; luxury liner; Sussex Pledge- Germans said “just kidding” continued submarine warfare‚ “He Kept Us Out of War”- Wilson’s saying when trying to get elected for a 2nd term U-Boat (German) Final Straw: Zimmerman Note Supposed to be top-secret telegram (Germany Mexico) Decoded and Published Supposedly Germany said that if Mexico attacked US then Mexico would get back the territory it lost 50 years previously Most historians today say that it was fraud Wilson’s

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    Virginia Woolf's Feminism

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    A Summary of Virginia Woolf’s Feminism Mary Wollstonecraft and other feminist and abolitionists had a major influence on Virginia Woolf’s feminism. Wollstonecraft wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Women in 1797. Her tract was based on the enlightenment that she used in many of her arguments. She believed that reason‚ rationality and virtue lead to a better society. She also believed that reason and education would improve the status of women‚ and that the improvement of women leads to the

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    Loving Vs Virginia

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    Loving v. Virginia:Interracial Marriage Years ago and to this day‚ when problems become major the supreme court of the United States solves them. A supreme court is the most grand judicial court in a country an individual can go to for additional help (“Supreme Court of the United States”). This is for extreme cases that threaten someone or something. The supreme court has the power to inform Congress that a law has violated the Constitution. This includes‚ but is not limited to

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    Virginia Slave Codes

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    Virginia Slave Codes The Virginia Slave Codes date all the way to early 1600s. During the 17th century‚ indentured servants‚ who decided to work for an affirmed amount of time in replace for their means of access to the "New World"‚ were a handy resource of manual labor for the American colonies. Both blacks and whites served under the system (Goldenburg 1). White servants‚ after working out their time of agreement‚ often progressed to appreciated places in the society. On the other hand‚ their

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    lasted from 1775 to 1783. It is the reason as to why we became the United States. The original thirteen colonies did not agree with the Parliament of Great Britain governing them without representation so they rejected and expelled royal officials and Provincial Congress. Two major political parties formed the Federalists and the Republicans. These two parties were always at great competition with each other to gain public popularity. At the same time tension started between the United States and France

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