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    lands of which [the Indians had] been speaking of belonged to the Six Nations. No part of it ever belonged to the King of England and he could never give it to [the Americans]. (Letter written to George Washington‚ 1790) Nonetheless‚ the American economy would have been impacted by the gain in land. The new land opened up endless possibilities of trading‚ farming‚ and settling

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    • A mother and father get caught for shoplifting for clothing for their young children. The upper-middle-class couple enjoys stealing from a department store. The couple stated to the authorities that shoplifting is very addictive and they receive a rush committing the act. • The homeless adolescence left the massive bill at a restaurant without paying for her meal. Homeless teen refuses help from a local homeless shelter and food bank agencies. The teen wants to prove to her parents that she does

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    The financial crisis that has impacted Greece has taken a heavy affect on the country and the whole of Europe. This Greek crisis also known as the Greek depression started in 2001 when Greece adopted the Euro and became part of the euro zone‚ which then give Greece easy access to millions of loans at a low interest rate. The Greek government then used the back loans to finance projects such as infrastructures‚ pensioners and technologies to modernize their country and compete with their new competitors

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    serious ramifications to China’s already poor economy. Unlike the Great Leap Forward‚ the Cultural Revolution was more of a political upheaval that did not produce any significant changes (for the better) in economic policies or the basic economic model. In fact‚ nearly all economic activities grinded to a halt during the 10 years (1966-1976) the revolution occurred. The revolution’s influence rippled throughout chinese society and seriously affected the economy. Mao’s experiment was like a dagger that

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    How did the Industrial Revolution Change the American Economy Before the Industrial Revolution‚ the American economy was built on cotton plantations‚ hand-woven textiles‚ farming‚ fishing‚ and trade. Products were made by hand on farms and in homes. The Industrial Revolution changed how goods were produced which had a major impact on the American Economy both positively and negatively. The invention of machines‚ water power‚ and steam engines‚ for example‚ led to materials being produced more

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    Ever since the 1400s‚ the production of sugar has influenced the world economy‚ governments and social structure. Sugar put people in motion throughout the world for the purpose of building wealth‚ with unattended consequences of building global connections that still remain today and facilitating cultural diffusion.The reason people wanted sugar was that to them it was known as "white gold". It was referred as this because it was the first product in human history that satisfied the desire of sweetness

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    to 1918‚ was one of the greatest wars and the first modern war in the world. This world war I became the gateway to new things. From the political‚ social and economic fields. This war not only inflicts tremendous damage but also costs a lot and affects the world order afterwards. World War I brought down the four greatest empires in Europe without a trace. No more kingdom‚ the state system began to grow. World War I was also the beginning of the emergence of new ideas that flourished. Fascism (Germany

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    Financial Crisis (GFC) was followed by the deepest recession in the world economy since World War II. The Australian economy performed better during this period than most other advanced economies on nearly all relevant indicators. Although financial and economic conditions were stressed‚ the financial system worked remarkably well (Tony & Morling‚ 2011). Diverse factors have been stood in to explain this strong Australian economy performance during this recession. These include the strength of Australian

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    dig deeper you realize that the Black Death wound up having a positive effect on Europe’s economic future. The lasting legacy of the Black Death should really be the good it did for Europe’s economy and how it enriched lives of generations of Europeans. The first way the Black Death helped the European economy was that it led to the fall of feudalism. Feudalism was a burden on the European economy’s growth because it made it where people were stuck in the social class that they were born into forever

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    the 1920’s‚ also known as the Roaring 20’s. This economic upturn occurred shortly after the conclusion of World War I and the short recession that followed the war. Some industries flourished during this time while farming became a cancer to the economy. To help the plight of the American farmer congress did as much as it could in passing legislative bills like the Emergency Tariff of 1921‚ the Fordney-McCumber Tariff of 1922‚ the Capper-Volstead Act of 1922‚ and the Agricultural Marketing Act of

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