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    Revolution in Europe changed the world completely by changing the way people work and earn money to the way we live today. The Industrial Revolution was a time when the economy was boosted very quickly and many most were unprepared for the sudden economic change. The lower class workers started to get a higher pay with the rising demand for jobs. Since these jobs were physically enduring jobs‚ women were paid less‚ and men were paid more. Interestingly‚ the wage drastically decreases once the worker is 24-27

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    music and their music reflected the era and coincided with one of the most socially turbulent periods in America. The Beatles came to America when irreverent‚ anti-authoritative behavior was sub culturally prominent. This was relevant to change in American culture at the time because the music entertainment businesses strived to be an industry that people respected. Dealings with the press made it apparent that The Beatles were free thinkers and would do what they wanted musically without consent

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    Ronald Reagan made many changes to the world during his presidency. He acheived difficult political task and ended the Soviet Union. He brought great things to the U.S.A and the world. At first he was a Democrat and then later changed to a Republican. Ronald Reagan made new political and economic initiatives; He brought down the Berlin Wall‚ spurred the war on drugs‚ and the economy saw a reduction of an inflation of 12.5% to 4.4%. Ronald Reagan brought down the Berlin Wall by giving a powerful

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    OUR POOR READING CULTURE by Mohammed Awal Abdallah. L300‚ DAGS. One of the cruel jokes that are often made at the expense of the black man is that‚ if you want to hide something from him‚ simply put it inside a book. The idea is that‚ he does not have the habit of reading for pleasure and knowledge and as such is not likely to go near any secret kept in a book. Another variant of this joke is that‚ if you want to hide something from a fool‚ simply hide it inside a book because a fool does not read

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    Muslim rulers in terms of education and high culture‚ so they subsequently became attracted to Islamic intellectualism and language‚ and their integration into Andalusian culture caused them to have profound influence on all its inhabitants. The Christians in Al-Andalus consisted mainly of the Visigoths‚ Hispano-Romans and the native tribes of the Iberian Peninsula. The Christian population was pre-dominantly catholic‚ and under the Visigoth rule a culture of learning was present‚ but it was miniscule

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    The Russian Revolution was a time of change. It completely changed the world with the fall of the autocracy and the monarch ruling without question and the first ever communist state. Through the use of ideology‚ the Bolsheviks could achieve their goal without the use of violence. The people involved would each play a key role in the revolution. The events that led up to the resulting violence at the end of the revolution were also very important to consider. The events towards the end of the revolution

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    King Tut By:Owen King Tut’s real name is Tutankhamen. King Tut created change because he has people questioning him about Egyptians today‚ he also left behind artifacts and he was a leader. King Tut is questioned about and we didn’t know a lot about him until Howard Carter found his corpse. He was born 1305 B.C. but died at the early age of 19 which was in 1324 B.C. He got married when he was 12 to his sister‚ Queen Ankhesenamun. We don’t know why he got married at an early

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    Contrary to this Clive was not shy about sharing how he thought that Christianity or a Christian party had no place in the government. This way of thinking spread from him (and some others) and set the way for a future political system with little to no church involvement (Political Magic of C. S. Lewis). If there is one thing that Christianity demands of its followers it is that they defend their religion. This was something that C. S. Lewis not only did‚ but he excelled at it. Over his radio talks

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    Have you ever wanted to know more about Benjamin Franklin? I mean we learn about him in our history books‚ for the kite experiment‚ and help develop the Declaration of Independence‚ but there is so much more. Like his early childhood‚ what he did when he was a child‚ some of his favorite hobbies. Or have you ever wondered what else he did‚ because he has invented to so many machines‚ and helped change America. Even though Franklin is gone‚ there are still some people who share some traits with him

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    Facts and Figures). Change of the PC’s have transformed from a personal household computer to a wristwatch that is 42 millimeters long. The price and the new capabilities that is offered by the Commodore 64 took the nation by storm in 1982. $400 price tag‚ which was inexpensive for a personal computer at the time‚ it also had 64 Kb of RAM. 22 million units of the Commodore 64 were sold and has been unmatched by any other single computer model ( The People History). The change of technology to today

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