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    Rockets allow satellites to be set up in space‚ which lets people to forecast the weather and communicate. Without the invention of rockets‚ humans would have never been launched into outer space.. Rockets have impacted society in many ways. They allowed the knowledge of science to expand. People learned the laws of gravity. You may think that the invention of the rocket was not effective because rocket fuel can cause air pollution‚ you risk your life to take a rocket to

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    Video Games and their Impact on Society Video games are widely used as a source of entertainment. Video games allow a person to physically interact with a television or a computer. Although there are casual players who enjoy a game for a brief period of time‚ there are also people who are overly obsessed. Obsessed players continuously play with no time limits‚ while a typical player can control the amount of time they play. This is a video game addiction. Video games create more of an addiction than

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    The Impact of the “Six Languages” in Today’s Society What is language? Is it speaking in different ways or is it doing math equations? Is it both? How many languages are there and where did they come from? What exactly does “language” mean in the twenty-first century? Robert K. Logan‚ a renowned physicist and media ecologist as well as the author of “The Sixth Language”‚ claims he has the answers. In his work‚ Logan claims that six languages form an evolutionary chain of languages: speech‚ writing

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    Thomas Stearns “T.S.” Eliot is one of the most inspiring authors in American history. Eliot’s contribution to society was more than words. Eliot’s authorship sits upon a pedestal that will stand the test of time. He is one of the few authors of the 1920s who had the poetic talent that is reflected on to this day. T.S. Eliot’s literature‚ which greatly impacted the 1920’s‚ was influenced by his early life‚ collegiate career‚ jobs‚ love life‚ and authoring career. Eliot was born September 26‚ 1888

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    never-ceasing quest for progression and expansion‚ it seems taken for granted that technological advancement is a positive phenomenon. Amidst the hysteria‚ however‚ lies the forgotten fact that the latest development is not necessarily what is best for society. We are encouraged to believe that faster‚ more complex and superior technology will be beneficial to us in some way. Technology has many positive aspects but‚ in the wrong hands‚ it can become dangerous. Technology is a valuable tool but is somewhat

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    multicultural education world throughout the years‚ starting in the 1970s. She has emphasized multicultural education through teaching and learning race‚ class gender‚ language‚ and exceptionally while in the public schooling. Sleeter’s has did studies‚ researches in White teacher identity‚ and wrote books. For example‚ Sleeter has published 20 books that expand multicultural education‚ and her textbook Turning on Learning (Grant and Sleeter‚ 2009). Sleeter got her start in multicultural education when she

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    Oppeenhimer Oppenheimer and his work still impact us today. His work impacts us every time we launch bombs‚ or even discuss them. He was the first to invent the atomic bomb and earned himself the nickname of “Father of the atomic bomb”. When the atomic bomb was built‚ Oppenheimer affected the country‚ when he built the first atomic bomb. Oppenheimer is the designer of the first ever atomic bomb. On July 16‚ 1945 it was called the Bomb Trinity. It first was seen in Aramingo‚ New Mexico. It was successful

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    Mark David Chapman was the man responsible for his death. The death of Lennon got the world by a surprise as the assassination had a profound impact on the pop culture. His music I widely listen to around the world. For his talent‚ Lennon was inducted into the rock hall of fame in 1994 and the songwriter’s hall of fame 1987. Consequently‚ his death stills evoke deep sorrow and sadness around the

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    Slavery in the United States and its impact “Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves.”- Abraham Lincoln. These are the words of a man who never had to endure slavery‚ but championed the fight against it. While President Lincoln wasn’t the first to confront this issue he would be the last on a road that was hard paved for millions in lives‚ and blood in the United States. It would be almost two hundred years before these words were spoken that lives were to be changed and

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    "Nonverbal communication is a silent infiltrator‚ having broad influence over our social environment. It provides us with a mode for conveying messages without the use of verbal language." (Dunn 1999) It is not what you say; it is the way you are sitting. Have you ever listened to someone and heard what he or she said‚ but felt puzzled for some unknown reason? If so‚ you probably were receiving nonverbal communication that was not consistent with the verbal communication. Personal behavior is critical

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