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    Macbeth Notes for II New Characters We Met: Lady Macbeth‚ Macbeth’s control freak wife who taunts him into killing Duncan Fleance‚ Banquo’s son Porter‚ Drunkard used as comic relief Macduff‚ nobleman of Scotland who thinks Macbeth is guilty of Duncan’s murder Donalbain‚ Duncan’s youngest son who many think is guilty of Duncan’s murder Old Man‚ used to describe unnatural events that foreshadow Duncan’s death Act II‚ scene i: Macbeth speaks with Banquo and Lennox about the prophecies.

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    The decade preceding World War II is most notably remembered for the Great Depression‚ a world wide economic period of decline on a scale never before seen. Obviously it affected every country differently and as a result the international political system was multi-polar and divided among two groups‚ the Axis and the Allies. The destruction of World War II left only two countries economically viable enough to be considered a world power‚ the United States and the Soviet Union. This unprecedented

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    A. The king -1789 Loius XVI -Married to Marie Antoinette (Austria) -Lived in luxury at palace of Versailles -Believed in the "Divine right" of kings (g-d had put him on this earth as his representative on the throne) -Only G-d could remove him from the throne. The people could not remove him. In theory he ruled as absolute power (absolute Monarch) - monarchy in which kings power is unlimited. - Legislative - the Estate General (Parliament) had not met since 1614 - lit de justice - overule

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    investment (FDI) choose into the Indian market. This report discusses that what effect from the Indian political economy make to the FDI. The political economy The political economy is include the political system‚ the economic system and legal system‚ they not only will make effect to the FDI‚ but they also affect each other. The economic development must rely on the government to provide some economic environment with suitable political and legal. However the political and legal are part of the superstructure

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    innovation. The concept of innovation allows the development of new ideas‚ inventions and their making come to pass. Economic development undertakes the adoption of new market technologies and industry based economies to see and improvement in economic standards as well as an increase in the net gain of money flow. In regards to the three ideas of entrepreneurship‚ innovation and economic development I will discuss why I believe they co-exist. Where sustainability fits in is that increasingly our society

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    on class differences and economic (Brizee). Marxism is all about power: rich versus poor. In his theory‚ every story tells something about the world and about what the author thinks about the world. Marxism is all about the context. Marx says that literature is directly connected to real life and marxism tries to explain what the book/film has to do with the real life (Shmoop Editorial Team). Marx saw capitalism‚ which marxists define as “a social‚ economic relation” between people (Boundless). Marx

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    Why go West? Why did people migrate to the colonies? People migrated to the colonies for a number of reasons; especially oppurtunity. These reasons include push and pull factors; both counter-balanced by intervening obstacles. The push factors that repelled the migrants from Europe to the colonies; and the pull factors that attracted them to America consist of the following. The industrial revolution and economic opportunity were two primary reasons for migrating to America. The industrial revolution

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    fixation with value led to poor judgment such as the violent actions toward Juana when she tried to protect the family and the murder of men who tried to steal the pearl. Soon the family felt more misery and grief as Coyotio was shot by trackers on their way to the capital. Kino’s materialistic actions showed the town the futile results of a plan that was supposed to give Kino a more prosperous life. The sorrow that the shooting of Coyotito made the intention of selling the pearl in the capital pointless

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    imperialism‚ European powers were drawn to Africa for economic benefits. The British economist‚ J.A Hobson‚ argued the drive for new colonies was influenced by the desire of capitalists to profit from these regions. The credibility of this assertion is heightened by the knowledge of the ongoing industrialisation of Europe‚ prompting a demand for larger markets and cheaper raw materials and labour. It was equally the case of nations‚ such as Britain‚ that were at the end of the industrial boom‚ as they

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    Q. What is the relationship between “biology” and kinship systems? A. Kinship can be defined as society acknowledging biological connections between people. This view however has been challenged because kinship systems are regarded now as too complex. C. Levi-Strauss (1963) argued; “Kinship…only exists in human consciousness.” The correct way of studying the relationship between biology and kinship systems can only be made by looking at particular societies and cannot be made universally. Biology

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