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    innovations‚ a major increase in industrial production and world trade‚ and rapid growth in population one specifically in fact which did all those things was steam boats. Were they ‘’good” or ‘’bad’’ did they have a huge impact on shaping our world today? Well‚ At the beginning of the Industrial Revolution‚ the invention of the steam engine became widely popular. In 1787‚ John Fitch demonstrated the first steamboat‚ which was propelled by a steam engine‚ however they could not carry passengers.

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    SURVIVING THE COLD WAR By Stevenisa Eustace Surviving The Cold War When America dropped a bomb on Japan in 1945 it marked the end of World War 2 and the beginning of the Cold War. The government urged citizens to be prepared for the worst; AN ATOMIC BOMB. It was a time of extreme fear. It was a time to take measures in your own

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    Drews 09/20/2011 Could the Cold War have ever been prevented? Cold war was a war without any real killings or battles. It continued roughly through 1946 to 1991 between USA and USSR. Here‚ I would like to discuss about could the Cold War ever been prevented. Due to the ideological differences resurface; the huge difference between the aims of USA and USSR; the Truman Doctrine and Marshall Plan. Firstly‚ It is agreeable to a certain extent that the Cold War was due to the ideological differences

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    Following the end of World War II the previously allied nations‚ the US and the Soviet Union‚ began to allow their political and economic differences take forefront over what is now known as The Cold War. The central issue between these countries centered around the practice of communism in the Soviet Union and the United States’s desire to contain it. The tensions between these countries came into the forefront during their attempts to spread their own policies to places such as Berlin‚ Korea‚ and

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    Popular Culture Deanna Sellnow clearly explains the idea of popular culture in her article “What is Popular Culture and Why Study It?”. Popular culture is a very difficult concept to understand. After reading Sellnow’s article however‚ pop culture is simply just how people’s lives should apparently be. People watch television shows and see the families and think thats how their family should be or they see the actor’s actions and think thats how they should act as well. Popular culture is just

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    when he started the Blitzrieg.In Hitler’s hole life‚ he started many kinds of wars and killed a lots of people‚ Although he is a great man in the world‚ he made many contributions to the world‚ however he still hated by the world. There are some examples of Hitler’s impacts that affect the world.According to written records‚ Hitler killed a lot of Jews‚ because the traditional idea of Germany said Jews are bad.Hitler did a lot of good things to Germany‚ he ruined many unequal treaties‚ He can claim to

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    American Popular Culture To many‚ the United States is first and foremost a superpower. Some see it as exerting its might in the interest of world peace and stability‚ and as a guarantor of the freedom and even survival of other nations. To others‚ it looks more like a bully imposing its will upon the entire planet by brute force. I believe that McCaffery’s statement that "...virtually every corner of the globe is being successfully colonized by for example‚ American popular culture

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    advertisers Principles of the production of popular culture Contradictions embedded -> what aspects of reinforce the current system and which are against it We have a classes system -> Marxists think that these classes are submissive Late 1800s – early 1900s -> working class and what they talked about was inferior; always looked down upon 40-50s -> Frankfurt school very Marx heavy They saw the masses as being weak minded; having deficient genes The arts did the job of uniting the masses to appreciate

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    A question that frequently crosses people’s minds‚ how did Europe become this advanced in several aspects of life? It all started when the Muslim civilization took place in Europe. Islam stepped in Europe through what’s called as Al-Andalus. Europe was vastly affected by the Andalusian era‚ culture‚ civilization‚ social life‚ and relations. It affected Europeans in several life aspects such as political aspects‚ social aspects‚ scientific aspects‚ economic aspects‚ etc. Al-Andalus civilization changed

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    military conflict between two world powers. (Tassin‚ 149) His idea was breaking away from western politics and usher in an importance in domestic development for countries who are struggling because of the tension placed by those involved in the cold war. As the non-alignment was formed‚ it adapted the five principals of Nehru as the basis of the agreement. Comparing the five principals of Nehru with the Eisenhower doctrine‚ it would be contradictory to each other. The American doctrine would

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