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    The role of culture in the city has changed over time due to the influence of Post- industrialisation‚ immigration‚ modernised cultures and introducing foreign cultures. Over the years‚ cultural change has played a major role in shaping multiple cities into what it is today. Culture is the ideas‚ social customs‚ art‚ music‚ food‚ classic‚ theatre‚ social behaviour which is targeted to particular society. The culture capital influences the economic growth‚ demographic change‚ politics and social

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    in our codes. When a value or belief meets the needs of society‚ it is accepted as part of the culture. It can disappear if it loses its functionality. It effects to in career opportunities‚ choice of clothes and freedom of speech. therefore‚ culture changes over time. culture is not constant. culture can adapt to the ever-changing environment. During the last century‚ Science has witnessed the incredible technological progress that has brought us the computer and the Internet. this situation

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    interesting because it can take on many different forms and change the way a piece of theatre is interpreted. Acting across time has changed quite a lot. There have been many different forms and styles all over the world. The style of acting depends on the period and the place. There have been many different forms‚ from ancient Greek theatre to modern theatre. In ancient times Greece was a place that was known for its innovations and achievements. One of them was theatre. In ancient Greece one of

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    the second largest religion‚ is‚ of course‚ prone to change over time. However‚ there is one significant difference between Islam and other religions. While Islam has changed over time and created sects they are specifically not referred to as denominations in terms of "various valid approaches to the same religion.” The two common sects are Sunnism and Shiasm. Additional to this there are the divisions of Sufism and Ahmadiyya. This has lead to some public disagreements‚ yet Islam is still regarded

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    English spoken today is very different from the old English spoken back in the 18th century. I think the English has changed because a different generation is born every year. When people from the old generation have babies their babies come out talking the same way they do. Then later on in life they end up having children and the way they talk starts to change they start using smartphones and computers to use slang language instead of texting the whole thing we have a short cut that we use like

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    How Has Voting Changed Over Time? Megan A. Reed American Military University PADM530 Public Policy Professor Christi Bartman 7 FEB 2013 Abstract Over time‚ as America promoted greater civil liberties for all of its citizens‚ voting rights have also undergone change. When the United States was formed‚ citizens with voting rights were mainly Caucasian males. African American males that were freed could vote also‚ but slaves however‚ were considered property and could not vote. States could

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    work framework taking into account mistreatment and brutality. Slaves were compelled to work. In the meantime‚ in spite of the remorselessness‚ slaves made families and society (tune‚ move‚ religion and training). This differing and complex establishment was not static. Rather the dynamic framework developed and changed after some time and put. For instance‚ life for a southern Virginia slave working tobacco in 1710 was not the same as life for a northern Virginia slave laboring on a wheat ranch in

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    Customs and traditions change over time‚ and over the course of hundreds of years‚ England has changed significantly. However‚ the country was still able to hang onto some of its roots‚ specifically through food. Some of the food that was served on the dinner table centuries ago can still be seen on the plates of modern people today. But like any other country‚ what you eat and your food choices depend on where you live‚ the climate‚ your religion‚ common social customs for that area‚ agriculture

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    professors at Queen University describes slavery as the “status or condition of a person over whom any or all of the powers attaching to the right of ownership are exercised” (website). That may be the broader definition of slavery‚ but the definition of slavery goes much deeper than that. Slavery is a term that is fluid‚ it can change over many times and have different meanings. The type of slavery that has come to be the most famous description‚ is the enslavement of Africans in the United States

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    planet was speeding up by the day. Information was readily accessible at our fingertips‚ people could be reached on the go via cellphone‚ the list goes on. As people began to experience a greater deal of excitement‚ baseball did not change with the times. The strike shortened season of 1994‚ which saw the World Series and approximately 50 regular season games get cancelled‚ was seemingly the nail in baseball’s popularity coffin. People were fed up‚ and they wanted their game back. When play resumed

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