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    The Scientific Revolution changed everything for Europe‚ but one of the lasting effects of this early period was a sort of war between science and religion. What is interesting is that this occurred at a time when the Catholic Church controlled education‚ and many of the early scientists were actually very religious. It is telling‚ of course‚ that this movement also emerged at after the Reformation and the Discovery of America‚ which both led to many questions that the establishment was unable to

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    devastation of the Second World War forever changed European Society. The war wiped out a generation of young men and left millions of Europeans uprooted from their homes. Many wondered whether Europe could deal with the consequences of a war that challenged conventional wisdom. Ultimately Europeans found different ways to cope and overcome their darkest hour. The development of the East-West divide and the growing influence of the United States and Soviet Union impacted how Europeans coped. However

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    Many would argue that the Industrial Revolution changed the world for the better due to the new technologies and inventions that transformed the way people lived and worked in Britain during the 19th century. Although these new inventions made some people’s lives easier‚ it is evident that the working class did not benefit from this period of development but endured an era of hardship and difficulties. The lower class became unwell due to their unhygenic and poor living standards. As a result of

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    people around the world. His legacy blazed a path of technological advance through the path of the unknown. Indeed‚ Thomas Edison was an amazing leader in U.S. history‚ left a lasting legacy because of his intriguing and innovative inventions that impacted the whole world to this day. He is considered the greatest inventor of all time because of his inventions making America have great wealth. Thomas Edison was a hardworking inventor‚ who made the most helpful inventions in the world. Specifically‚

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    Have you ever thought about how you have what you have now? The Era of The Industrial Revolution from 1750 to 1830 had a very big effect on the world because mostly everything we have now was invented somewhere. Many things are being invented still. Modern inventions‚ education‚ and modern buildings were some of many important inventions. There was many other objects and laws that have affected our world now‚ good and bad. Also there was many problems from working condition to working wages‚ and

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    connection to Mother Teresa. Many people know that Mother Teresa was a charity worker‚ but she was so much more. As a religious woman‚ Mother Teresa showed the world that through prayers‚ devotion‚ and selflessness‚ that even in the worst of times that there is still hope. She left a legacy as a hardworking nun. Mother Teresa changed the world by being a devoted missionary leader‚ and left as a saint‚ religious figure‚ and one of the greatest humanitarians of the century. The childhood of Mother Teresa

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    return to crafts! For there is no such thing as ‘professional art’. (Walter Gropius‚1919). The Bauhaus focused on two things mainly‚ one being the coming together of all creative people and secondly a dream of creating a school that could change the world. The Bauhaus was evolutionary. It became one of the most influential modern art school of the 20th century as Gropius focused on bringing all creative people together in one school with a different teaching way then there was at the time as they centered

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    Industrialization has modernized our world for decades. Society is now blooming with advanced communications and networking technologies. Entertainment‚ business and education have all been revolutionized. One of the biggest contributors to modernizing the world today is the computer. For the past 30 years‚ computers have evolved from programming interfaces to devices that connect‚ create‚ and run businesses. Steve Jobs proved to be one of the revolutionary icons that changed the world with Apple. His company’s

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    e- North plant and animal remain. European 5- …….. Using the sea for transportation. Plain. Answer the following questions: 1- Why is Europe called peninsula of peninsulas? ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 2- How has nearness to the sea affected the climate and vegetation of Europe? ………………………………………………………………………………………………………… Done By Dana abdelkarim Word puzzle peninsula | Alps | North Atlantic drift | Fossil fuels | Hydroelectric power | seafaring |

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    You Doing?" - this was changed in 2009. More than any other social network‚ Twitter has managed to work itself in our daily language. Not only has "Twitter" worked its way into our vocabulary‚ but "tweeting" (the act of updating twitter)‚ "tweeple" (Twitter people) and "twits" (Twitter users) have also seemed to slide in there as well. According to Steven Johnson‚ at first it was said that one thing for sure is it would take a terrible first impression. Why does the world exactly need this? It’s

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