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    The Industrial Revolution began in the late seventeenth century and its impact had shaped the world we live in today. Not only did it begin in England‚ but it spread to other countries such as France‚ Belgium‚ Germany‚ Netherlands‚ and even the United States. The effects of the Industrial Revolution led to more goods and produce. It introduced new equipment and machinery that led to the increase in consumer goods. This allowed the expansion of several domestic markets in Europe. In general‚ the Industrial

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    The definition of religion has long been debated. Many argue what it means to be considered one‚ and consequently there is not a unified meaning of the word religion. It seems to be a matter of preference. Some think it is an ultimate transformation while others think it is the worshipping of what is sacred to them. However‚ I feel that no matter how one slices their own definition of religion‚ they cannot categorize Confucianism as such. Rather‚ I feel that it fits under the category of an ethical

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    HOW SATELLITE BENEFITS SOCIETY          Satellites are used almost everyday by everyone. Even though you can’t see it‚ there will probably be one traveling above you today. Satellites are used for many things such as communication‚ oceanography‚ astronomy‚ surveillance‚ and a variety of other things as well . They help many scientists get a perceptive view at all kinds of objects anywhere in the world. Communications Communication satellites work non-stop 24 hours a day to keep the entire world

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    America and the Caribbean. England British Guiana‚ Central America‚ Caribbean‚ and east coast of the present U.S. Vast world empire taken over by Spain’s King Philip II in 1580. Relying more on agriculture than gold-mining‚ Portuguese colonial leaders often returned home within 10 years. Focused almost exclusively on commerce‚ the Dutch brought few settlers (only 1500 by 1665 in New Netherland—New York). Sugar and slave trade in Caribbean and South America dominated Dutch

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    countries who are treated as outcasts. This issue started even before the settlements of the thirteen colonies. This is American history and no one can change‚ but we can make correct our mistakes and excel to a better tomorrow. Slavery In Colonial Times Before America had fifty states‚ it started off with only thirteen colonies. Each colony with their similarities and difference‚ but try to manage

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    fleeing to the freedom of life on the river. It is a large part of the “cowboy” image in American culture‚ and it permeates environmentalist efforts to protect the remaining wilderness areas of the country. Nor has this impulse been limited to modern societies and the Western world. The ancient Chinese teachers of Daoism likewise urged their followers to abandon the structured and demanding world of urban and civilized life and to immerse themselves in the eternal patterns of the natural order. It is a

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    England had no inclination to move thousands of miles to a new place‚ away from home‚ chasing some folly like wealth or adventure. Even though‚ the new colonies offered many things: affluence‚ freedom‚ land; there was a singular guarantee: STRUGGLE. Colonial America‚ for all of its beauty‚ was nothing but a mere graveyard for English settlers. Death was constant early on; whether you starved attempting in vain to farm the harsh Virginian land‚ or froze to the death in the middle of a blistering Massachusetts

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    Lincoln once stated “I am naturally anti-slavery‚ If slavery is not wrong‚ nothing is.” There have been many periods of slavery and in the American colonial days slavery was a very common thing in the North and South colonies. Slavery has existed throughout time but American slavery in the colonial days was a unique system. For many black people in colonial America slavery began the day they were born. Their mother would have been a slave and more than likely labored and delivered under harsh conditions

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    The Colonial Jobs Introduction I chose these subtopics because I wanted to see the difference between women jobs‚ men jobs‚ and children jobs. In the following pages I will say some of the jobs that some those people had. I wanted to do jobs because it has been brought to my attention that people haven’t been focusing on jobs that much so I decided to write about their jobs. Women Jobs Women had a lot of different jobs. Most of their jobs were in the homes. Some of their jobs were preparing the

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    Religion created a massive barrier between the Native Americans and the English colonists‚ damaging the harmony that could have been established among the two cultures. The English set a goal to fulfil God’s providence and convert the Indians to Christianity‚ though failing caused Christianity to slowly arrive to abrupt halt in the new world. John Smith quotes‚ “What can he do less hurtful to any; or more agreeable to God‚ then to seek to convert those poor Savages to know Christ‚ and humanity‚ whose

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