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    Industrialisation is the process of manufacturing consumer goods and capital goods and of building infrastructure in order to provide goods and services to both individuals and businesses. As such Industrialisation plays a major role in the economic development of underdeveloped countries like India with vast manpower and varied resources. Let us discuss‚ in detail‚ the role of industrialization in the Indian economy. 1. Raising Income: The first important role is that industrial development provide

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    ase StudyChina Case Study Background of the Country and its Economy * 2nd Largest Economy in the World. Largest Population in World * Fastest growing economy in past 2 decades averaging <10% p/a. * China has made immense economic and human growth and development in recent decades due to a combination of change in government and policies and globalization. * Is now more a Market Driven Capitalist economy and is now Globally Integrated. = Greater levels of global trade and investment

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    what were the consequences for the rural residence? Industrialisation in the 1960s and 1970s. When most people in the world think of Ireland‚ they imagine green fields with farm animals‚ old cottages‚ stone walls‚ rocky roads‚ people riding around on horse-back and men working in the bogs. However Ireland actually has one of the quickest fastest economies in the world. Rural Industrialisation played a huge role in this growth. Industrialisation is a very important part of Irish history. It was a

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    Sociology and the development of human societies Pre- industrial societies Human history began about 7‚000‚000 years ago. It took over 5‚000‚000 years for these earliest humans to reach the stage described as homo erectus‚ an upright human‚ close to a human but with a smaller brain. It took over 5‚000‚000 years for these earliest humans to reach the stage described as homo erectus‚ an upright human‚ close to a human but with a smaller brain. It took 1‚500‚00 years to reach the stage of homo

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    Industrialisation is the process of social and economic change whereby a social group is transferred from a manual labor based structure to a more technologically driven society and where the economy gains much more capital via manufacturing industries. Caribbean economies have been labeled as weak and dependent‚ and controlled by stronger foreign states and institutions (The Plantation Economy). Sir Arthur Lewis‚ St. Lucia’s first Nobel Prize winner‚ has released several publications on the issue

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    Wales acts as Regent for George III 1815 Waterloo; first modern industrial depression 1819 Peterloo‚ St. Peter’s Fields‚ Manchester 1832 First Reform Bill Social and economic changes Industrialisation - the age of the machine Social philosophy of laissez-faire ’let alone’ urbanisation Literature Lyrical poetry Two generations of poets First generation: WILLIAM WORDSWORTH‚ S.T. COLERIDGE Second generation: BYRON‚ SHELLEY‚ KEATS Keats ’Great spirits now on earth

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    Today’s world portrays vast communication and exchange across geographical borders‚ due to centuries of technological innovations causing places to “move” closer together. People can themselves physically move around the planet far quicker‚ by means of modern transport innovations. People can also communicate across ever increasing distances‚ due to modern media and ICT innovations. Although there has been a long history of human movement and communications spanning the world‚ it is in the last

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    To what extent is the climate of the British Isles a product of the air masses that affect it? (40 marks) The British Isles are a group of islands located off the north-western coast of continental Europe. The climate is usually considered to be temperate maritime; however‚ the weather is very changeable from place to place and from time to time. Air masses greatly affect the weather experienced in the British Isles and therefore‚ its climate. An air mass is a body of air with uniform levels of temperature

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    human waste were merely just dumped onto the streets. It is also present that houses shared many residents and in fact too much‚ additionally the sky cannot be viewed clearly due to the pollution caused by smoke and smog. As already mentioned‚ urbanisation caused the cities to be riddled with problems and issues‚ and the only benefit that came of that was the boost of labour‚ which in terms built our current

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    both poverty and racism; the two challenges threatening the continued existence of the Metis culture. Together with increasing urbanisation‚ the cultural environment of the Metis community is‚ just as well‚ effectively destroyed. The story portrays the death of the Metis culture as a consequence of not only poverty and racism‚ but also as a result of increasing urbanisation: their changing‚

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