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    Anti-Communism in the 1950s In 1950‚ fewer than 50‚000 Americans out of a total US population of 150 million were members of the Communist Party. Yet in the late 1940s and early 1950s‚ American fears of internal communist subversion reached a nearly hysterical pitch. Government loyalty boards investigated millions of federal employees‚ asking what books and magazines they read‚ what unions and civic organizations they belonged to‚ and whether they went to church. Hundreds of screenwriters‚ actors

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    American family has been changing rapidly. Not only the structure but also‚ the family values have been changing as well. Moreover‚ these two changes have‚ in a way‚ played off each other. The structural changes in marriage‚ the basic household composition‚ and childbearing have encouraged a new shaping of traditional values and perspectives. The structural and value change make the family of the 1990’s fundamentally different from the family of the past generation. The American family has undergone

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    Johann Christoph Denner and his son Jacob‚ improved the chalumeau by adding a register key to the instrument‚ and later the chalumeau received the Boehm flute key system (Bellis)‚ which created what my musical life all started on: the clarinet and family. The very first original clarinets had only two keys to be played – eventually three (“The Clarinet”). Though despite the small size and few keys‚ the clarinet could hit more notes‚ and was louder than most other instruments of its age (“The Clarinet”)

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    heartache and bloodshed changed politics‚ economics‚ and public opinion. This war changed people’s lives‚ but it also changes their way of thinking and their way of writing. After World War One British literature was changed from simple stories to a more realistic and meaningful approach to life. Nineteenth century England is what most historians call the Victorian age‚ which is how British literature got started. It was during the Victorian age that people began to learn how to read and write. "In

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    Camera Technology and How It Changed Photography October‚ 2011 Abstract Camera Technology and How It Changed Photography The purpose of this paper is to inform the reader about camera technology and how it changed photography. Digital photography made it cheaper to develop prints. It also made the costs of mass storage far less then disposable cameras. Digital photography changed from loading a film roll to simply loading a memory card for faster loading. This memory card also made for faster

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    Hitler may have done bad things but‚ it is amazing how he did it. Everything that you’re going to be reading is what Hitler did in his adult life. They helped the world in many ways. But they also changed the world in some bad ways. Hitler did not come to power very fast. He had to wait till his time came. He started off by becoming Chancellor on January 30‚ 1930‚ which is like a Prime Minister. Hitler was a Chancellor for about four years. Then on August 2‚ 1934‚ Hitler became president

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    the world lives. Music not also helps people to have a change‚ but it also unites them‚ we like to have something in common with others and that’s how we can see nowadays how music genre depends not only on the time we are living‚ but on the place we were born. People from Latin America hear similar music or at least in the same language‚ as people from Europe or Asia; most of us like to hear music in English. My point is‚ society likes to have something in common with the rest of a group and music

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    ‘’I’m a barbie girl in a barbie world ‘’ Do you know barbie is ? Who created and why did they create her and know how she is just a very popular toy for all common young girls in our world . The barbie is a common toy all girls like and this is what my research paper will be talking about and how this invention reflected on our world and changed it . Barbie was invented by Ruth handler in the year of 1959 using a German doll called Bild Lilli as her inspiration Ruth wanted to change the life

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    Experience Referring to my college life and how it has changed my life is amazing. I once thought of college as just a bigger high-school with all the high-school drama involved‚ but I was way wrong. The challenges I went through last spring have made me stronger this semester. In my college experience I have experienced three different challenges; such as my fears‚ how I feel the college life is different and finally how the college life has changed my way of thinking. My fears pertaining to

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    The colonization of the African nation has played an important part on the world and how blacks were treated. What they endured as a people‚ showed the high element of inequality and injustice brought on by a group of people on to another. This period in time brought a change in a nation rocked with pain and anguish. Intervention and invasion from other countries saw the decline in the wealth that Africa once possessed. The notion that Africans were uncivilized was the mindset of the Europeans as

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