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    World War I was a blow to the ideals of a “superior” Western civilization and to global socialism because advanced civilizations resorted to basic human nature. Before World War I‚ “…mankind seemed to have moved beyond the time when disputes were settled by war” (Foner 722)‚ with much of disputes between countries being settled with reason. The fact that issues could be resolved without violence in Western civilizations gave them an air of superiority—that violence was how uncivilized people solved

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    “Bird Lives” Charlie Parker is with no question one of the most influential and important jazz players of the 1940’s. This man had such a talent and passion for playing the saxophone‚ more specifically the Alto Saxophone. Charlie’s Jazz era was during the Bee-bop phase of jazz. Bee-bop jazz differed from the other types because it used scales instead of chords‚ had small combos‚ and was built on rephrases of popular songs. Charlie Parker really helped influence and guide the way for other jazz musicians

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    that war settles nothing. That to win a war is as disastrous as to lose one." - Agatha Christie We as people never stop to think about war and its definition. Accroding to the dictionary‚ war is defined as a state of hostility‚ conlict‚ antagonism and death. All Quiet on the Western Front by Erich Maria Remarque tells the story about Paul Baumer‚ the narrator and protagonist of the book ‚ a neneteen year old German soldier who fights in the front lines of Western Europle during Wold War I and

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    Quiet on the Western Front Vs. The Wars During World War I‚ many soldiers were impacted by the mental and physical effects that have changed their lives in positive‚ but mostly negative ways. There are two novels that talk about two men in World War I‚ however each tells a different story on their struggles on the battlefield. On one of the books‚ The Wars by Timothy Findley‚ focuses on the protagonist Robert Ross‚ a Canadian soldier that joined the war. Robert Ross mainly joined to war because it

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    world war Life in the 1930’s Sports: during the great depression‚ people were miserable. There was barley any good news in the papers. The best way to escape being miserable in that decade was sports. The soccer world cup‚ hockey‚ boxing and the summer olympics of 1936 were all great entertainment for the people stuck in the depression Transportation: transportation was different back then from what it is today. They usually used cars or street cars to get from one place to another in a

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    Americans have a tradition of fighting that goes long past the formation of the United States and before the official creation of its Army. John Grenier argues in his book‚ The First Way of War‚ that this long history created by early Americans “created a military tradition that accepted‚ legitimized‚ and encouraged attacks upon and the destruction of noncombatants‚ villages‚ and agricultural resources” (pg. 10). His purpose of the book is to offer a differing perspective from the common belief that

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    The Great War was an atrocious and barbaric event that led to the deaths of millions all over the world. To properly understand the Great War from a cultural perspective‚ one must understand both the causes and ramifications of the Great War. Properly understanding both the causes and the ramifications helps one to understand the significant impact the war had on Western Civilization. Several causes helped spark this Great War which would affect the entirety of Western Civilization. First‚ Germany’s

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    Parker Hannifin Case Study

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    Abstract This report explores the talent management strategies in place at Parker Hannifin while also making recommendations to help them adhere to the best practices laid out in our course "Human Capital Management" and in the book “The Executive Guide to High-Impact Talent Management” by David DeLong and Steve Trautman (2011). We conducted an interview with Tammy Seltrecht‚ SPHR‚ Division HR Manager at Parker Hannifin. We focused our analysis on the three main components of the employee cycle

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    Warby Parker Case Study

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    Week 1 Written Assignment Warby Parker: New Venture/Entrepreneurial Strategy Ameelia Marosi Management 387 – Strategic Management June 30‚ 2013 Warby Parker‚ a new concept in eyewear was founded by four friends in business school who felt that the best businesses comes from creating solutions to accommodate real needs. Their objective was to create boutique quality‚ classically crafted eyewear at a much lower price compared to other retailers. Their glasses starts at $95 with prescription and

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    Interpretation of war and the relationship between soldiers and civilians are different when discussing World War 1 and the wars of today. Whether one is a soldier‚ spectator from far away‚ or a civilian watching it first hand‚ war cannot truly be comprehended and understood‚ unless it has been physically experienced. Erich Maria Remarque‚ a German World War I veteran‚ depicts the atrocities and brutalities of war in his novel‚ All Quiet on the Western Front. The gap between the expectations of

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