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    Contents Abstract: 2 Introduction: 2 Methods: 3 Results: 3 4.(i) Table 1 3 4.(ii) Table 2: 4 4.(iii)Table 3 5 Discussion: 8 Conclusion: 10 References: 10 Appendices: 10 Surrounding an issue of your choice‚ how does the media help circulate particular Understandings of Australia as an imagined ‘community’? Event: December 2005 Cronulla Race Riots Author: Hope Blazely Abstract: On December 11‚ 2005 the Sydney beach-side suburb of Cronulla was subject to the worst race riots and

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    social impact of the war was the reduction in class barriers in Britain. During the war‚ the servant class all but disappeared. 3. There were three main political consequences of the war. • A Liberal-Conservative coalition government was created‚ led by David Lloyd George. • The Labor Party also did well out of the war‚ receiving considerable support as a result of its opposition to the conflict. It soon overtook the Liberals as the second largest party in the country. • In 1918‚ the vote was

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    Nationalism in Germany

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    "The term nationalism refers to an ideology based on the notion that people who have a sense of homogeneity rooted in a conception of a shared history and a common ethnicity‚ cultural heritage‚ language‚ or religion should be united in a single nation-state free of "alien" political‚ economic‚ or cultural influence or domination." (Putins Peter‚ Rita) Nationalism has brought together many countries throughout its existence. For instance‚ Germany‚ Italy and France were all unified due to this powerful

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    based on technology. Hypothesis 3: Ho: There is no association between age group and consumer prediction about the future success of Micromax LED TV H1: There is association between age group and consumer prediction about the future success of Micromax LED TV Age Group * Method Of Buying Cross tabulation     Will MICROMAX be successful in its LED TV product           Yes No idea No Total Age Group 18-30 12 17 3 32   31-45 5 7 3 15   46-65 0 3 0 3   65 and above

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    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 1837 about half of the adult male population could read and write; by the end of the century‚ literacy was almost universal." (Abrams) The novel became the most popular form of literature

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    1905 and 1911 and the Bosnian Crisis 1908–1909 have on the on the alliances? c) Why was there an arms race at the start of the 20th Century? d) Why was Archduke Franz Ferdinand assassinated in 1914? e) How did this shooting trigger a World War? f) What was the Schieffen plan and how did this lead to War? g) Who was to blame for World War I? 2. Peacemaking and the League of Nations a) Who was at Versailles? b) What were the terms of the TofV? c) What was the League of Nations?

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    challenged Britain’s dominance over naval affairs. These two countries engaged in an arms race in the early 1900’s building warships. The HMS Dreadnaught was built during this arms race. * The Balkan Crisis: In the late 1800’s an immense amount of nationalism and self determination swept through Europe. The Serbs‚ Bosnians‚ Croats‚ and Slovenes wanted independence. The Serbs were the first to gain independence‚ but the Austro-Hungarians limited their growth. In 1908‚ the Austro-Hungarian Empire annexed

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    How Did Lafore Cause Ww1

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    As previously mentioned‚ Lafore emphasizes that the primary cause of World War I was the tensions created in the Balkans‚ especially between Austria and Russia. I agree with Lafore’s conclusion that Austria-Hungary’s ethnic makeup was behind much of the problems that the empire faced. As he reiterates‚ these ethnic groups often clashed with the government‚ on the basis of establishing a nation-state for their nationality. There had been significant nationalistic movements throughout Austria-Hungary

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    LED LIGHTS A Museum Exhibit Case Study By Kathy Andal September 6‚ 2013 In April 2014‚ the Durango County Museum of History installed a small exhibit titled Our heritage: Pictures from the past. The collection consists of five daguerreotypes and several silver albumen prints. A study was made to measure the benefits and costs of using LED. lights instead of traditional halogen lamps. RISKS OF LIGHTING HISTORIC PHOTOGRAPHS All lighting harms photographs. (Lavedrine 2003) It is the task of

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    How Did Kitchener Lose Ww1

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    Men saw it as their patriotic duty to enlist in the war effort and to fight in the First Great War. Within days men from all over Britain joined under Kitchener to form the New Armies. These men went to the nearest War Office or local authorities to enlist for three years or the duration of the war. By August nineth through the fifteenth 43‚354 men enlisted. On August 9th alone 1‚640 men enlisted to join the army. Local authorities gave support to the War Office in each town in Britain to enlist

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