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    Photography was introduced in 1839. From 1839 to now‚ photography is improving a lot and affect the world in many ways. In science way‚ we can see the improve of photography to help a lot of ways to discover the things we do not know‚ such as astronomy‚ etc. In science‚ we can use the camera and telescope to capture the thing what is in a Thousands of light years. In 1840‚ John William Draper‚ the Professor of Chemistry‚ who captured the first photograph of the moon and it to be the first photo of

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    as wives or concubines. It goes back to the prehistoric period of Africa‚ but it was later amplified by the European expansions in the 15th century. The impact of the European slavery was remarkable. "During slavery many of the able-bodied people‚ between 18 and 40‚ were taken out so society’s ability to reproduce itself economically‚ socially and culturally was impaired‚" says Zagba Oyortey‚ a Ghanaian cultural historian. Moreover‚ the millions of millions deported from Africa were men in the vast

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    matters. In society today religion can be seen in two different ways‚ as a private and personal matter or something to share with your community. Some sociologists would argue that religion and spirituality is a private matter because of televangelism‚ which is where people watch their religions services on television or go on online churches in the comfort and privacy of their own home when we have free time but other sociologists argue that this does not mean that religion and spirituality is a private

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    very social and got along with everyone (3). He was a humble man and took no pride or expected no fame from his involvement with the reformation. Martin Luther did not expect fame to come with his work; however‚ he ended up becoming one of the most famous people in the Lutheran religion. In fact‚ Martin Luther is what the Lutheran religion is based on and named after. God‚ Wittenberg‚ the printing press‚ and Luther’s friends‚ all helped guide Luther toward his accomplishments during his life. Before

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    The Enlightened thinkers influenced the writers of the Constitution with their ideas on the Social Contract. The Enlightenment was an Intellectual Movement from the 1650s to the 1750s in Europe where people started to base ideas off of science and logic‚ rather than faith and guesses. Enlightened thinkers were the first people who started to question the absolute power and divine right of their governments

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    How Did Ww2 Affect Canada

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    World War II had the largest armed forces involved and was the “most traumatizing and frightening” (Arthur‚ 103) war of all time. There were about 72 million deaths worldwide during WWII but only 45400 were Canadians (Neary‚ Peter‚ 137). With all the death and violence that occurred during World War II there were a few promising things as well. World War II positively affected the development of Canada because the war created more job opportunities which created more money in the economy‚ Canada

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    This is an image of one of the Canadian family during the Great Depression era. As shown above‚ we can perceive the living condition in Canada‚ how harsh it was to live during dirties thirties. This was technical condition throughout Canada as national economy was declining drastically. The entire family member in the photo looks filthy; looks like they were never had washed their cloths since they had no money to afford clothing. Also‚ they are skinny and thin because they had lack of food to consume

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    both Afro American and Native slaves. Another rule in which the all slaves are the same is the New York law of 1737‚ in which is stated that how slaves cannot assemble with more than three people on Sunday or make any noise (“a Law”). Punishment for this is public whipping of fifteen lashes or six shillings payed by the owner. These two examples of rules show how the rules during the seventeenth and eighteenth century are the same for both kind of slaves‚ and thus the higher status of the Native Americans

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    So I will look at the impact of outside influence on China and how China reacted to the pressure. Finally‚ I will look at the impact of the Boxer Uprising. China’s first major change in policy with regard to the west was set with the Portuguese. The Portuguese first attempted to trade with China‚ there

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    many secondary industries enabled Canada to become a wealthy nation. Since many men volunteered to partake in the “European adventure”‚ they weren’t able to work in these factories. As a result‚ women had to take up the roles. This was a positive movement because women joined the workforce and gained financial independence. Women were also affected by a controversial law passed by Robert Borden. The War Times Elections Act gave wives‚ mothers‚ and sisters of soldiers the right to vote. After the war

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