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    INFLUENCE OF POVERTY AND DEVELOPMENT ON ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION BY: KABERA HENRY MACHARIA EM12/2880/11 AN ASSIGNMENT SUBMITTED TO: DR S.M. MAKINDI ENSCI. 701- ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT EGERTON UNIVERSITY AUGUST 2011 Table of contents. Table of contents. ii Table of figures. iii List of abbreviations. iv QUESTION ONE. 1 Introduction 1 Industrialization. 2 1.1 The Effect of Industrial Pollution 2 1.1.1 Global Warming 2 1.1.2 Air Pollution. 4 1.1.3 Water Pollution[pic]

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    World War Two was the most devastating war in our history. Was an occasion‚ that has changed the way we take a gander at the world at this point. A vast number of lives lost as a result of a single individual who utilized his words and political power to assume control over a whole nation and transform it into a way of war and destruction. World War Two was a worldwide war‚ the biggest and deadliest of all wars in mankind’s history‚ with more than 60 million people slaughtered‚ including many civilians

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    In the early nineteen hundreds‚ the United States was changing in ways that would later better the future. People who were known as Progressives had a hand in the development of the United States. They made politics and corporations better established‚ making sure that business is advancing. Conservatism was influenced as well. Along with a few clubs trying to improve the education‚ waste‚ and police of the cities. Progressives were in the middle class‚ educated‚ financially secure‚ usually in their

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    WWI left many positive effects on America. The country experienced political and social views changes such as the changing role of women. The United States economy observed technological boom ‚ industrial area increasingly grow and production was going up. However‚ the euphoria was not meant to last for too long. Due to the investors‚ stock brokers‚ as well as average people’s overconfidence in the 1930’s stock market‚ society overlooked the dark clouds that gathered on the horizon of the American

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    Prentice Hall. Copyright © 2009 by Pearson Education‚ Inc. 1 The Systems Development Environment Chapter Objectives After studying this chapter‚ you should be able to: ½ Define information systems analysis and design. ½ Discuss the modern approach to systems analysis and design that combines both process and data views of systems. ½ Describe the role of the systems analyst in information systems development. ½ Describe three types of information systems: transaction processing systems

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    imagine going to a party‚ having a good time‚ then they bring out a man and kills them right in front of everyone to celebrate. To be honest I would throw up at the sight of a dead corpse. But bloodletting was not the only bloody ritual they did. The Maya also did human sacrifice. While wars were often fought for different reasons than religion sometimes religion would become involved. Shamans or priests would oftentimes help prepare and plan war strategies. These war priests were called nacom. Priests

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    Gang organizations saw a way to create a “black market” for alcohol‚ “The growth of the illegal liquor trade under Prohibition made criminals of millions of Americans” (Lerner). This showed how desperate some Americans were to get alcohol. Even some officials were tempted by money‚ “Police officers and Prohibition agents alike were frequently tempted by bribes or the lucrative opportunity to go into bootlegging themselves” (Lerner). Corrupt

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    acknowledged that America was becoming a diverse country where everyone should be welcomed. Immigrants liked the thought of a well established country with free education‚ free hospitals‚ free nursing‚ and opportunity; it was all about the opportunities they did not have in their home countries

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    [4] It is‚ however‚ true that some peasants did revolt against the government. These people were most a class of richer peasants called “Kulaks”‚ these peasants are petty capitalists who own a piece of land‚ and they hired poorer peasants to work on the land. In order to make a profit they paid

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    to defeat the chinese but they were mistaken. It was not going to be an easy win if they wanted to expand their empire they were going to have to work hard. The japanese expansion began in 1931. The Japanese didn’t expect it to last as long as it did and it had a extremely impact on their economy. They realized China was going to be too hard they had made various attempts and had failed. They decided to move on and look into the European‚ resource rich colonies in Southeast Asia. The Japanese

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