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    Progressivism was the rapid growth movement during the Gilded Age which changed America from a simple nation to an Urbanized and Industrialized Nation with so much wealth. This movement was when people favored change and improvement during this time period. It was not usual to let things stay the way they were‚ especially in political matters. It was ‘against’ the people to maintain the way things were that time‚ especially in politics. There were a lot of issues during this time. There was a lot

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    The Brain Left vs. Right

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    control certain functions more so than the right side. The left brain is often more associated with tasks involving logic‚ analytical thinking‚ and language. Much of the research is controversial as to if each hemisphere is different‚ and unique. Hines (1987) states‚ clearly there “are differences between the two hemispheres of the human brain” in regards to how “they process information.” This being said if the left hemisphere is mainly in charge of language and logic‚ what is the right responsible

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    14th And 15th Amendments

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    Define and discuss the purpose of the 14th and 15th Amendments? How successful were these Amendments? Specifically‚ address the safety of African Americans during the reconstruction? How did the Compromise of 1877 affect the South for future decades? Volume I‚ Chapter 12‚ pages 299-323 & Chapter 13‚ pages 324 -345 The Fourteenth Amendment changed the Constitution by compelling states to accept their residents as citizens and to guarantee that their rights as citizens would be safeguarded

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    developing countries such as India)‚ working in a factory or mine is a way to learn a skill or trade or is it? Lewis Hine says otherwise‚ according to this statement he made in 1908; "There is work that profits children‚ and there is work that brings profits only to employers. The object of employing children is not to train them‚ but to get high profits from their work”(Lewis Hine). Children in India such as a 14-year-old boy by the name of Mohammad Manan Ansari says “I’ve never stepped foot inside

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    The wrecked “Titanic” was searched for and located by Robert Ballard in 1985 (The Ship That Never Sunk). Upon review of the footage and pictures of the wreck‚ the propeller caught the attention of many. The propeller was clearly stamped with the number 401 (The Ship That Never Sunk). This number was the ID given to the Titanic during its construction. Although this seemingly proves that the Titanic really is the wreck at the bottom of the ocean‚ supposedly the Olympic’s propeller was damaged in

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    Pennsylvania SE when they were flagged down by Eddie Hines (W-1) who reported that his brother was being assaulted by several males. Officers Cox and Sullivan responded to the rear of the 2300 B/O Pennsylvania Ave SE where they saw several black males fleeing from the area. Officer Cox gave chase and after a brief foot pursuit he was able to stop Alijah Johnson (D-1) in the 2200 B/O Prout Street SE. Sergeant Nickerson interviewed Phillip Hine(C-1) who reported he left a liquor store and sat on his

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    Why do children work under such inhumane conditions? Many impoverished children grow up knowing only work. They begin working when they were toddlers. The public does not approve of this child labor and is pressing for social change through the passage of the Keating-Owen Act. This Act prohibits the interstate purchase of goods produced by children. By prohibiting the sale of these goods across state lines‚ this act will decrease the number of jobs occupied by children. The goal of this Act is to

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    Redoano (2008): Do countries compete over corporate tax rates?‚ in: Journal of Public Economics 92 (5–6)‚ 1210-1235 – (2006): Do tax havens divert economic activity?‚ in: Economics Letters 90 (2)‚ 219–224 Desai‚ Mihir A. / Fritz C. Foley / James R. Hines Jr. (2005): Do tax havens divert economic activity? Social Sciences Research Network (Electronic Paper Collection); online: http://ssrn.com/abstract=891211 (accessed 28 May 2008) Demirguc-Kunt‚ A Cravens‚ Karen S. (1997): Examining the role of transfer

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    washington.edu/chudler/split.html. Chudler‚ E.H.‚ et al.‚ 2006b. "Sidedness‚" Neuroscience for Kids [accessed June 7‚ 2007] http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/rightl.html. This project is based on an entry to the 2007 California State Science Fair: Hines‚ K.K. and R.S. Thurman‚ 2007. "Ballin ’: The Effect of Hand and Eye Dominance on a Subject ’s Free Throw Percentage‚" California State Science Fair Abstract [accessed June 7‚ 2007] http://www.usc.edu/CSSF/History/2007/Projects/S1106.pdf. This website

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    Why Does Fashion Change

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    materials and garments designed to provide comfort and protection under extreme conditions. Another example can be in how smart-casual outfits have become more popular with professionals‚ given the increasing need of socializing after work. (Hines et al). This has been a utilitarian response from fashion to society’s changes. A further explanation according to Koenig of why fashion changes is neoism or “neophilia” (in Yuniya Kawuamura’s book ‘). Neophilia can be understood as the acceptance

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