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    Britain as world power was in a kind of an economic crisis that demanded new sources of financing. As this was colonizing power with centralized imperial system it was expected from colonies to finance any war or economic losses. This time‚ the case was more complex; The Empire was engaged into The Seven Years’ war which took place on different frontiers in New World‚ Africa and India. In order to overcome the economic crisis caused by the War policy of new taxes was started. This policy of new taxes

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    The U.S was affected by World War II in many ways. It affected the U.S economically‚ socially‚ and caused America to be established as a major world power. This war lead to accelerated major breakthroughs in science and a revolution of the tax structure previously put in place. It intensified the power of big business and sparked the mechanization of agriculture and agribusiness. It also vastly increased the amount of organized labor. Women became a very big part of the work force because men were

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    1966-1968 1966-1968 was a time of a lot of change in America. Around this time the Civil Rights Movement was coming to an end. The legislation had been signed to ensure equality between white people and black people‚ but now the barriers were social. Black people still had less opportunities and were still subject to much racism in their everyday lives. Also around this time there was much protest regarding the Vietnam war. On March 26‚ 1966‚ over 200‚000 people gathered worldwide to protest

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    affected by this‚ and only Egypt had known to prepare for it. As a result‚ many foreigners traveled to Egypt to buy food‚ and Joseph‚ being in charge of distributing all of the food‚ saw his brothers again‚ but they didn’t recognize him. Joseph created a plan to reveal himself to his brothers‚ and it involved framing them of stealing. He prepared a feast for them‚ and after it was over he filled their sacks with grain and slipped a gold cup into his brother Benjamin’s bag. The next day‚ a messenger searched

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    World War I (1914-1918) or “The Great War” had repercussions across the globe in all domains of everyday life‚ as European nations attempted to rebuild their destroyed cities and the United States adopted a position of isolationism. The interwar years (1919-1938) were a dichotomous period in the United States‚ qualified by both a recuperation from the war and the Great Depression through groundbreaking social and economic reforms‚ and a buildup of tension in several domains. Thus the government implemented

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    Introduction: The Great depression started in 1929 and lasted until 1939. Not only did it affect the United States‚ but it also affected Europe‚ and other areas in the world. This was the worst and longest-lasting industrialized experience ever. It was said that the depression started six months earlier in the US than in Europe. The biggest cause of the depression was the crash of the stock markets. The New York Stock Exchange was one of the markets that increased their prices. Only after three

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    relation between class and power within institutions of society. Universities are institutions which embody much of Marx’s ideology on co-operation‚ wealth‚ consciousness and political rights. In particular‚ the purpose of this essay is to examine how Australian universities essentially reflect Marx’s ideas on the importance of economic development and structure. The structure of Australian universities will support my argument that we as university students reflect the Marxist ideal that we are

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    How did World War II affect American Society? Kirsty Gourlay On December 7th‚ 1941‚ Japanese fighter planes staged an attack on U.S naval and military forces based in Pearl Harbour‚ Hawaii. In around just two hours‚ America suffered from approximately 3‚435 casualties including 2‚000 deaths. The shattering defeat cost the U.S‚ 8 battle ships and around 200 airplanes. The following day‚ President Roosevelt asked Congress to declare war on Japan. This was approved‚ and more than two years into the

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    politically‚ socially and economically. These changes‚ both good and bad‚ would affect the black race for generations to come. Some of these political‚ economical and social changes were negative‚ but most helped the blacks become better off. Reconstruction affected the blacks in many different ways. The main aspects that affected the blacks were their role politics‚ their social lifestyles‚ and their economic stability. In the world of politics during Reconstruction‚ blacks had limited opportunities. It

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    About 95 years ago… an event that lasted ten years would forever affect the lives of many. This downfall was called “The Great Depression.” This title came from the actual economic decline in America. But this really had a negative impact on families. The birth‚job‚and income rates of that era went down dramatically. The Great Depression badly impacted average American family through ten years of economic downfall. To be a child living in during “The Great Depression” was to live a very sad and

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