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    revolutionaries and create a strong government‚ so he ordered his troop to go to Petrograd and the people of Petrograd panicked and so did Kerensky because he thought Kornilov would remove him from power so he seeked help from the Bolshevik Red Army and gave them rifles. The upside was that the troops never made it to Petrograd but the Red Army kept the rifles. This helped Lenin get into power because it armed the Bolsheviks with weapons to be able to storm the winter palace where the Provisional Government

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    have come to the conclusion that Nero did not start the Great Fire of Rome. They have come to this conclusion based on the fact that he was not there at the time to ignite the fire. Also he had witnesses who saw where he was at the time of the fire. Being that Nero was disliked‚ he was framed for a fire that started accidentally. Many myths about Nero circulated about him being the one who started the fire which accredited to his bad reputation. Nero did not start the Great Fire of Rome because he was

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    culture did not last a lot at the time‚ because Echeandía made a law that declared all spanish to be "illegal immigrants" and ordered to leave the new country of Mexico. And while time was passing‚ no spanish were located in California and their culture was disappearing‚ making the mexican culture predominate. At the time‚ mexico had a giant territory‚ actually‚ in the mid-nineteenth century‚ Mexico was the second largest country in the world. So‚ how could this giant territory got lost? How is it

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    How Did Gliki Get Married

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    After her husband’s death Gliki had to do get her life and finances in order she could not afford to support all of her living children that were not yet married. As a survival strategy Gliki married off her 8 children. The reason why she made her kids all get married was because she knew that if she continued to support them she would not be able to afford the cost of living with 8 kids still alive. The cost of living during this time made it more difficult for Gliki without her husband because

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    I. BACKGROUND OF THE CASE After graduation‚ John Breckenridge got married with Karen‚ a girl who got her nursing degree the same year as he graduated with a degree in software engineering. John got a job with a new software company while Karen worked evenings as a nurse. Life was good for the Breckenridges. They were blessed with two kids. Karen reduced her nursing to the minimum hours required to maintain her license‚ and concentrated on rearing the kids. John on the other hand‚ was busy

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    Did you ever wonder how the Beatles got together? They came together by a man named John Winston Lennon. He had a passion for music and arts. John Lennon is a well-known artist for making music and singing it. (Dowswell)When John was a young boy he didn’t like to go to school‚ but he was very bright. He was a student with bad behavior. He skipped class time to write stories and draw. He didn’t like school because it was very boring to him. He was a smart kid though. When John was still young he taught

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    a psychologist or a researcher’s perspective‚ but how would we respond if we were faced with a situation where a 5 year old child is accusing an adult of serious sexual abuse? Would we be quick to dismiss the strong accusation or would we examine the possibility of this event. In this essay evidence for and against the reliability of children’s testimony is evaluated‚ especially considering a delicate matter such as sexual abuse. It will start by outlining what developmental and cognitive psychologists

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    False Memory Abstract This paper explores published work done by several researchers which sheds light on the growing body of literature of false memory. Memory plays a critical role in human life due the important role it plays in cognition including perception‚ problem solving‚ decision making and many more factors that we face in our everyday life. Memory plays such an imperative role in society that it can be used to save someone’s life in court or take someone’s life away during murder

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    four theories: soul theory‚ body theory‚ memory theory‚ and brain theory. This paper is going to cover memory theory and why Weirob rejected the theory. I will raise an objection to the reasoning behind Weirob’s rejection of the memory theory. To explain the memory theory‚ I am going to use two people‚ person A and person B. The memory theory‚ put simply‚ states that person B can be identical to person A if they have sameness and continuity of memories. By continuity I mean that person B can recall

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    event happens‚ someone gets misleading information about this event‚ and when they are tested … The misleading information can be called a critical item. Loftus conducted a study where she had a witness give a small detail that did not match what the participants saw happen and would see which information (the information from the real story or the witnesses slightly off story). Another example of this depending on a word you use‚ like fast or slow‚ could change your memory of an objects speed. The

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