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    How do sports affect students’ academics? Reflective Piece Narator: This Reflective Piece consists of three persons who are John‚ Rodney and Paul. Narrator: Week before Cape results are out John: So fellas‚ cape results coming out? Feel allyuh do good? Rodney: I hope so‚ I put in enough time and study because I was behind and I wanted to prove that I could do what nobody expected of me and excel. Paul: Hahaha‚ Rodney why you studied? You are still going to fail? Rodney: No‚ I stopped basketball

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    Medieval Europe

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    Life in Western Europe during the Middle Ages was very different than it is today‚ with lifestyles unique to that time. Tremendous insecurity existed because of the threats of the Viking raiders and the Umayyad Caliph. The Europeans became very self-sufficient and did not heavily rely on trade from other places‚ which helped to create a new social structure. As a result‚ Medieval Europe had many distinctive customs that are no longer practiced. The Europeans were very insecure during this time

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    Technology in Sport: The Good‚ the Bad‚ and the Ugly Introduction Technology has changed many things in our lives including sports from how they are played to how we watch them. From listening to the game on the radio‚ to watching the game on television‚ first in black and white‚ then in color‚ then to watching the game online to watching to the game anytime‚ anywhere you are‚ on your smartphone. It has changed how sport is played from the equipment used

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    I.- Estern Europe and the Cold War 1948-1989 How secure was Soviet control of Europe 1948-1968? * How did Stalin control Eastern Europe? * After the war political vacuum in many countries of Eastern Europe. Stalin helped the communist parties in them to win power Cominform “communist information bureau” organization to co-ordinate the communist government in Eastern Europe. Made meetings and sent out instructions to communist government about what the USSR wanted them to do.

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    Organized Crime In America

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    Organized crime has always been occupied with a negative label. Perhaps this is due to the constantly changing environment in America as well as the social state of its homeland‚ Europe. Our society is convinced that the so-called Mafia is a family of pure criminals‚ pimps‚ and murderers. Whatever the opinion‚ there is no doubt that the Mafia played a big part in the history of America and the way Americans view crime today. "The origins of the secret society known as the Mafia are believed

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    The Role of Technology in Sport   What are sporting technologies? Sporting technologies are man-made means developed to reach human interests or goals in or relating to a particular sport.  Technology in sports is a technical means by which athletes attempt to improve their training and competitive surroundings in order to enhance their overall athletic performance.  It is the knowledge and application of using specialised equipment and the latest modern technologies to perform tasks more efficiently

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    Europe Essay

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    period in the first part of the Middle Ages. The term Dark Ages emphasizes the cultural and economical deterioration that occurred in Europe following the decline of the Roman Empire. In document 1 it states that many invasions broke out. The conditions in Europe were terrifying. No trading occurred‚ ceasing terror‚ and peasants abandoned fields to avoid violence. European society has no longer any government. In document 3 it describes the invasion in England. They burned the town of Dordrecht and invaded

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    European crisis: Germany and the role of the trade unions Germany is usually presented in the mainstream media as having successfully weathered Europe’s vast economic crisis while German Chancellor Angel Merkel from the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) has gained enormous influence on the European political and financial scene. By contrast‚ in protests across Greece‚ Spain and other countries hit hardest by the crisis references about Germany as the “Fourth Reich” are increasingly being voiced

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    the demand between producers and suppliers. The Industrial Revolution also began in England because of their large demand for coal and iron. And since they had a large supply of this‚ England soon began to have to produce vast amounts across all of Europe. England was one of the world’s leading producers of iron and coal and was considered as having the most colonial power. This is all due to their newly acquired colonies. England had a stable and flexible government. Because of the enclosure acts

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    cheerleading became more popular‚ as did the short skirts and pom-poms.(SooHoo). Cheer has been used to promote positivity and support during sports games through chants and cheers. As time has passed‚ cheerleading has advanced‚ adding tumbling and stunting‚ participation in competitions‚ and lengthy performances. There are many negative stereotypes against cheerleaders and cheerleading itself. Many people and organizations do not consider cheer to be a sport regardless of the extensive amount of

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