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    How Significant Was The New Deal For The Americans In The 1930’s Roosevelt’s New Deal was a controversial plan put in place nationwide across America to recover from the Depression partially because of notable events such as The Wall Street Crash in 1929. The deal was put in place in the immediate months following Franklin Roosevelt’s election‚ in 1932.His New Deal had three main aims: Relief‚ Recovery and Reform‚ and based on various sections of his plan and popular opinions each had a variety

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    What is the significance and importance of the Valley of Ashes in The Great Gatsby? The Valley of Ashes is a remote‚ barren wasteland located between the two Eggs and New York. The Valley is where George. B. Wilson works and lives with his wife‚ Myrtle. It is also where Myrtle is brutally killed in a hit and run accident towards the end of the novel. The Valley’s bleak and barren nature provides a contrast to the loudness and brightness of New York‚ which represents wild and selfish behaviour‚

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    The Constitutional Reform Act 2005 For the first time in almost 900 years‚ judicial independence is now officially enshrined in law. The key changes brought in by the act include: * A duty on government ministers to uphold the independence of the judiciary‚ barring them from trying to influence judicial decisions through any special access to judges * Reform of the post of Lord Chancellor‚ transferring his judicial functions to the President of the Courts of England and Wales – a new title

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    There were numerous amounts of reasons to why the Renaissance was significant. One reason is because it is known as the revival of the arts. The Enlightenment‚ Scientific Revolution‚ and Industrial Revolution started to develop better than ever before. The arts was such a major area and till this day people come from all over the world to see the art. Many philosophers started to emerge during this time period like John Locke‚ Immanuel Kant‚ Jean Jacques Rousseau‚ and Voltaire. Everything that

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    On March 23‚ 2010‚ President Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law‚ putting in place comprehensive reforms that are intended to improve access to affordable health coverage for all U.S. citizens and to help protect consumers from abusive insurance company practices. Changes in the health care reform act will take place between 2010 through 2014; in 2014 the law will be fully implemented. The reform has many factors that can be considered good and bad. One is coverage. By a commonly cited

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    Patient Protection and Affordable Healthcare Act in Texas On June 28‚ 2012‚ The Supreme Court ruled the Federal Government does not have the constitutional right to sanction an individual to buy health insurance‚ but declared that the states do have the right to place a tax on citizens that do not carry insurance. This ruling is in response to President Obama’s Patient Protection and Healthcare Act of 2010. Passed on March 23‚ 2010‚ President Obama’s Reform Act mandates Texas‚ as well as the nation

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    Pitt came to be prime minister in 1783‚ Britain was in a state of serious depression after the American War‚ and therefore needed reform and change. Pitt recognized the countries requirements and attempted to bring about several different types of reforms to all aspects of British life. His reforms had varied success due to many different factors‚ such as the public opinion‚ the desires of members in parliament‚ and also the king. Some of Pitt’s reforms proved very successful in bringing Britain back

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    IT WAS RULED IN 1832? As the early 19th century progressed‚ Great Britain desperately needed a turning point as the gap between the rich and the poor advanced. At this time a lot of the middle or lower class members opinion did not seem to matter therefore were not taken into account. The rich seemed to have a firm hold on making decisions and rules that a lot of the time did not involve or affect their lives but as the decades went on‚ the poor grew tired of the laws and more pressure was put

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    How significant was Nur al din in the crusading years Propaganda After the fall of Edessa in 1144‚ Nur al din was portrayed as a strong leader‚ many viewed him as a wise successor of Zengi. After the successful capture of Edessa‚ Nur al din became motivated to win back the holy land from the western enemies. A ‘cult of personality’ was created that many admired. Nur al din‚ viewed by many as clever was able to use this cult to his advantage and used it as a ‘formidable political weapon’1. This suggest

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    Assignment: Welfare Reform Act Traci Holmes May 29th‚ 2011 HCR 230 Week 3 The Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA) enacted in 1996 set forth three legislative goals: 1) to reduce dependence; 2) to reduce child poverty; and 3) to reduce illegitimacy and strengthen marriage. The reform has been effective in meeting each of these goals. ( Robert Rector) While the welfare reform law did not change how Medicaid delivers health

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