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    Both people have had an effect on society‚ but it could be argued that Lither impact was greater . Firstly‚ Luther played a role in many well-known civil rights movements in the 1950s and 1960s. In the mid 1960s ‚he was the person who’s responsible for ordering the Civil Rights Act and the Voting Rights Act for African Americans. Both of these of these decisions helped change American law radically‚ so that African Americans will not be treated separately from whites Americans. Luther U.S. civil

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    During World War II‚ German military forces rushed across Europe at an alarming rate. They were determined to gain complete global control and to extend their racist‚ and supremacist ideals to the entire world which they believed was inherently theirs’. They were cruel in their methods of accomplishing that goal. Though they did not succeed‚ their tyranny left a stain on the world. Their means for world domination were‚ racist propaganda‚ modern weapons‚ and the world’s largest military force. Before

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    Exit Project | Impact of Nuclear Weapons on United States During WW2 | Asad Shamsi Class:804 | Essential Question: How did nuclear weapons impact the United States in World War 2? Guided Question 1: How could nuclear weapons impact and prevent war? Guided Question 2: How did the use of nuclear weapons affect the outcome of World War 2? Guided Question 3: How did the use of nuclear weapons affect the political success of the United States during World War 2? Guided

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    Spaceflight’s Impact on Society and Technology In this paper I will be examining the technological and societal implications of space flight‚ its effects in our society‚ the environment and other technologies. I propose that spaceflight as a technology has furthered our understanding and knowledge of not only space but also has advanced the field of science more than any other scientific endeavor. No technology in human history has created as much innovation than that of spaceflight. I intend to

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    early 20th century society. Born into a distinguished family in Surrey‚ England‚ on July 26‚ 1894‚ Aldous Huxley was educated to fulfill his lineage. His literature became an anthology of commentaries on his contemporary civilization. The lasting impact of Aldous Huxley’s mystic literature has been seen throughout the ages‚ from George Orwell all the way to the 21st century. Aldous Huxley was the product of an elite English family. Many members of Huxley’s direct line were British intellectuals

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    Today‚ both Japan and Germany are powerful countries with strong economies and a large presence in the world. This did not happen to be the case before the start of the war‚ each country was going through hardships and struggles of their own. In the war‚ Japan and Germany were part of the axis alliance. In order to enter this gruesome war‚ each country had their own reasons and motives. Germany was dealing with an economic downfall‚ due to the backlash the country received after WWI with the Versailles

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    being an agricultural economy to an economy that is based on manufacturing goods with the help of machines.Throughout the world‚ Industrialization has brought changes in countries and regions. Great Britain was the first country to introduce Industrialization during the 19th century‚ which were present mostly in urban areas. This made formations of large factories‚ mass production of goods‚and an increased need for labor. For instance‚ steam engines were created for transportation

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    “respected” criminals that engaged in crimes that ranged anywhere from Identity Theft to professional assassinations. The Mafia started off in Italy‚ where the original Mob was formed‚ but the Mafia traveled to America to make money selling alcohol during the Prohibition. As the Mafia got bigger‚ the jobs got bigger and the crime bosses became known worldwide. Some of the more-known bosses were Tony “Big Tuna” Accardo‚ Pablo Escobar‚ and the infamous Al Capone. Al Capone ran crimes throughout

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    The United States never made the rescue of the Jews a priority‚ during World War II. Even with ongoing persecution of Jews‚ the State Department of the United States made it almost impossible for Jewish Refugees to enter into the States. The hardships brought on by the depression‚ was one of the deciding factors towards the attitude of the State department. In 1924‚ the US congress passed a law that further restricted the number of entry visas. They were restricted further‚ when the American consuls

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    The British Empire’s Impact on Globalization “It is said that arguing against globalization is like arguing against the laws of gravity.” –Kofi Annan Globalization is the “growth to a global or worldwide scale.” (http://wordnetweb.princeton.edu/perl/webwn7s=globalization) In the 20th century the world as a whole went through a massive increase in terms of employment‚ communication‚ technology‚ imports and exports‚ and economy. Globalization can be traced back to specific countries of

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