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    ENGT 1000 Intro to Technology MATH TRIALS|Put answers on a paper and turn it in at the next class.| 1. Mr. Brown went grocery shopping to buy meat for his annual office picnic. He bought 7 ¾ pounds of hamburger‚ 17.85 pounds of chicken‚ and 6 ½ pounds of steak. How many pounds of meat did Mr. Brown buy?a) 21.10 b) 22.10 c) 26.25d) 31.31 e) 32.10|6. The diagram (right) shows a pasture which is fenced in. All but one section of fence runs straight north-south or east-west. Consecutive

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    escape religious persecution. The British and Spanish were very imperial countries. They were countries seeking to plant colonies that could provide economic benefits. The Spanish wanted to claim strategical lands for themselves. They were able to claim large rich islands such as Hispaniola‚ Jamaica‚ Cuba‚ and Puerto Rico. The Spanish hoped to control the important region that contained major trade routes. The British had similar imperial goals to the Spanish in that they wanted to plant agriculturally

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    It was located in the Ottoman Empire and was a way of updating imperial laws. This new movement led to the creation of a new government and new laws. Although this movement was for the good of the Ottoman Empire‚ some people didn’t like it and resisted it‚ which led to very long reforms. Reforms in Imperial Policies: China’s Self-Strengthening movement- China’s Self-Strengthening movement began in the late 19th century. It was a way

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    European countries competed for colonies wanting to control them for their vast natural resources and as a market for their goods. Britain had a far stretching empire in the early 1900s and was by far the greatest imperial power at that time. Some of the regions Britain controlled were India‚ South Africa‚ Egypt and other parts of Africa‚ and several Pacific and Caribbean Islands. Germany which had become a world super

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    Gupta Dynasty short notes - Indian History • Chandragupta I was the real founder and the first ruler of Gupta Dynasty. • Chandragupta I adopted the tile ‘Maharajadhiraja’. • Samudragupta is popularly known as ‘Indian Napoleon’‚ because of his extensive military conquest. • He was a many sided genius-scholar poet‚ musician and warrior. • Harisena was the court poet of Samudragupta. • Chandragupta II is popularly known as ‘ Vikramaditya’. • Fahein‚ the Chinese traveler visited India during

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    How does piracy affect British Imperial ambitions? What is the role of piracy and the British Imperial project in 17c Caribbean? During the the seventeenth century‚ the Caribbean islands were dominated by the power of the Spanish. The Caribbean was in the midst of the constant struggle between Spain’s effort to regain control over the trade of goods in their American empire and the attempt to reduce the sphere of influence from the rising imperial powers of Netherlands‚ France and especially England

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    What according to chapters four and five of Veblen’s Imperial Germany and The Industrial Revolution and the key differences between England and Germany. What is his explanation of those differences? A Suggestion for Background Reading‚ Arthur K. Davis‚ 1944 ‘Veblen’s Study of Modern Germany’ American Sociological Review ‚ Vol. 9‚ No. 6‚ pp 603-609 ANSWER 1 INTRODUCTION In 1915‚ Thorstein Veblen‚ a German economist‚ published the book Imperial Germany and the Industrial Revolution. A key aspect

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    has the power to influence them‚ which she doesn’t have with man; therefore by influencing women‚ she hopes to influence man as well. In the introduction‚ the Chao shows concern for her son‚ Ku: “I fear that my son Ku may bring disgrace upon the Imperial Dynasty” (pag. 320). However‚ Chao knows that she can’t do much about her son –he is grown up and probably wouldn’t take her advices as much as a woman would– and she can’t count on her husband either who was probably dead by then. So she turns to

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    ------------------------------------------------- The Gupta Empire (Golden Period of ancient India) * After Greek Empire in India‚ the Empires of Northern India belonged to invaders who came from Central Asia. * In 4th century AD‚ there rose a pure Indian dynasty‚ the Gupta Empire. * In about 320 AD‚ Chandragupta‚ an Aryan prince made a matrimonial alliance with a Nepali queen. The queen’s army was very powerful and her warriors helped by Chandragupta’s skill in leading them‚ quickly conquered the land and built the Gupta Empire.

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    Case Study #1 The trading of goods and technologies between imperial governments and indigenous nations consists of both positive and negative outcomes. In Canada‚ the fur trade was of significance due to the advanced technology brought by the Europeans to the natives. They brought goods such as axes‚ wool‚ tobacco pipes‚ flintlock muskets‚ and an assortment of knives in exchange for furs. The aboriginals began to utilize the European goods for the reason that the technology was incomparable to

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