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    The purpose of this essay is to prove that Cold War had an enormous impact on society and institutions of US. This effect will be demonstrated on the basis of a few examples. First of all‚ I must mention Central Intelligence Agency which was created in 1947. CIA frequently support anticommunists in Europe inter alia in Greece. They attempt to deliver weapons and ammunition for fighters against socialists in the civil war. CIA tried also to uncover KGB activities in the USA. In the 50s agency had

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    the Mesopotamian society alleviated the lives of the citizens. The invention of the wheel‚ plow‚ and sailboat allowed for the Mesopotamian citizens to accelerate some processes‚ saving time and energy. Along with these farming inventions‚ the Mesopotamians mastered irrigation with the construction of channels‚ dams‚ and waterways to direct the unpredictable flooding to

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    How Attitude Shape Our Life We have very often heard people saying that Attitude is how one shapes his or her life. Now what exactly is Attitude? Attitude is basically how one assesses on factors like people‚ objects‚ issues or events. They could either be positive or negative‚ that depends on how one views the situation. Based on researches‚ it has been understood that there are several components that makes up a persons attitude. The components could be like for example‚ an emotional

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    Before the revolution‚ there were large class differences between the rich and the poor. The privileges of the nobles or the clergy‚ which had been hereditary and traditional‚ were criticized and changed under the revolution. When reform came‚ so did a middle class. They weren’t the poorest people‚ but they weren’t the richest. They were somewhere in the middle. Napoleon put in place the Napoleonic Code‚ “which reasserted two of the fundamental principles of the Revolution of 1789: equality of all

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    While analyzing important aspects about the establishment of guilds‚ I realized that guilds influence medievalist society positively and negatively. One of the important aspects of life in Medieval times is related to the fact that guilds provided people a higher social status.That was the main reason why a lot people became members of the guild whether throughout merchant or craft guilds. Nobles obtained guild memberships and gained the honor in the abbeys. Another important aspect to mention

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    graduation rate‚ while schools without one have an estimated 72.9% graduation rate. There are many ways music‚ jazz in particular‚ has influenced society in the past and the present. The three most important things about jazz music are its effects on society in the past and present‚ its influencing of the music today‚ and its origins. Jazz music has effected society positively and negatively. It was started during a time of cultural divide‚ in which whites felt superior to blacks. The music was started

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    difficulty of realizing their desires which will led to their downfall. As one of the earliest American feminist writers‚ Kate Chopin had given insights of women struggling the restrictions of society after the Civil War through her novels and short stories. Most of her work was considered a taboo to society because they were based on her emotional cravings for independence and exemption from the strains of a country women. Chopin received the title of the “Littlest Rebel” from tearing down a Union

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    Ch. 29 THE STALIN REVOLUTION Political * Stalin was a military dictator whose radical ideas weakened Russia but industrialized it very fast and turned the people hard workers by oppressing them. * Stalin was highly paranoid and persecuted many of his top officials and supporters * People who moved to the cities‚ worked enthusiastically‚ and asked no questions could hope to rise into the upper ranks of the Communist Party * Cultural and social * Women entered careers and

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    immortalize her in history. She went on to lead at least 70 slaves to freedom‚ befriending some other abolitionists you may recognize like Frederick Douglass‚ Thomas Garrett‚ and Martha Coffin Wright. Harriet made many contributions in her time‚ she did so much for the war against slavery. What she pulled off was remarkable‚ it was

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    History is what shapes our daily lives. All the past events such as fights for justice and freedom make it possible to survive in today’s day and age. In the past many people were discriminated against because of the color of their skin while others were forced and bullied to move off of their own premises just because others had that authority. A lot of history that is learned about and recognized is because of the works and writings available for us to read. Through literature we learn a lot of

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