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    WHY COMPUTERS ARE THE BEST INVENTION OF THE CENTURY Computers are perhaps the greatest invention in the field of microelectronics that has suited well with the advancement in the new century . They have moved centre stage in the achievement of major operations world over with their use in every aspect of life . Computers are the building blocks to the resent advancement in knowledge creativity and invention . Through use of computers designs have been manufactured and so much has been

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    generations. In the timespan of 1820 through 1929‚ oppressed by economic hardship‚ persecution‚ and the great social and political discrimination of the nineteenth century‚ increasingly steady flows of Jews and Hispanics journeyed to America and the massive amounts of immigrant counts spiked near the beginning of the twentieth century. Due to Industrialization‚ overpopulation‚ and urbanization‚ millions of immigrants

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    Avery Clark Anderson 1st 1/6/15 The society change of abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln change the country in many ways like ending the civil war‚slavery‚ racial rights and help all Americans in the country. Slavery was in America though 1619-1865 and it merge in everyday life‚ Slaves were used to work on plantations. Slaves could had a cruel life because when you bought a slave they were your ‚ not cool right? A lot of slaves were free after

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    An Itch You Can’t Scratch Futurism is a movement in the 20th century that valued technology’s beauty. In their works of art the Futurists tried to capture the experience of a modern world transformed by steam engines‚ electricity‚ automobiles‚ and airplanes. Futurist art was an appreciation of life and sought to obliterate the contemplative concept of art. Instead of standing separate from the experience of the modern world‚ Futurist artists threw themselves into the battle against a tame past

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    were fought three times in this century. Consequently‚ international relations became a public concern as well as an important field of study and research. After the Second World War‚ and during the 1960s many researchers in the U.S. particularly‚ and from other countries in common‚ brought forth a wealth of research work and theory. This work was done for international relations and not for foreign policy as such. Gradually‚ various theories began to grow around the international relations‚ international

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    There were two significant leaders during the 1980’s that influenced American society by establishing conservative government. Their conservative thinking influenced the United States as well as countries abroad America. The first president‚ the one who returned the idea of bringing back conservatism to the United States‚ was Ronald Reagan. His first objective was to improve the nation’s economy‚ so when he was elected in 1981‚ he immediately began to uphold his promises he has made during the campaign

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    in the 20th Century This article talks about the growth and strengths of our Federal government before the New Deal. This article relates to people‚ power‚ and politics because shows how the lives of Americans developed over the years through the use of power practiced in politics. The specific topics that it covers are; the constitution‚ the federalist papers 10‚ women’s suffrage‚ FDR Commonwealth Address and the role of government. The growth of the federal government in the 20th Century started

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    acceptable‚ honest‚ and moral behavior.” Universal examples of immoral behavior include killing‚ stealing‚ lying‚ cheating‚ and many more. During the darkest‚ bloodiest war in the 20th century- World War ll‚ countless soldiers‚ prisoners‚ and common people; fathers‚ mothers‚ and children‚ violated many of these ethics of society. They abandoned and betrayed their family and they stole from stores in times of disaster. These people are not justified in their actions because immorality dehumanizes people

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    I. How did technology transform the “modern” and “post-modern” world in the West? Technology transformed the ‘modern’ and ‘post-modern’ world in the west by causing large‚ more rapid advancement within society. The modern era was the era of the Renaissance man. The Renaissance man was normally an individual with a great mind and too much time and money on his hands. These men were the first of their kind; inventing things and thinking ways no other man had thought before. There were only a few of

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    From Embodying Ornament to Functional and Aesthetic Space in Early-20th-Century Architecture. "If people never did silly things nothing intelligent would ever get done." Despite the risk of sounding cliché by opening with a Ludwig Wittgenstein quote‚ this is where we shall begin. It is something that relates back to a basic human instinct that is so deeply rooted in our DNA. Why do we yearn so intuitively for ideas that are silly and nonsensical? The answer is balance. Everything in the universe

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