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    Dickens is concerned with those still waiting for improvements and raises key moral and social questions in his writing‚ mainly focusing upon the need for schooling‚ the cruelty to and corruption of children‚ the problems arising from rapid industrialisation and the problems created by emphasis on social class and newly acquired wealth. All of which can be seen in Hard Times. Dickens was‚ however criticised in his time. Gissing said that he “did not know the North of England” and that the character

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    The Liberal Government’s major issue following unification was Italy’s economic progress due to various problems. The economic situation in Italy after Unification was lacking modern communications such as roads due to a limited degree of industrialisation. This was a huge problem for the Liberal’s to solve because it meant that Italy was industrially declined in comparison to most of Europe. As of this decline‚ the Liberal’s tried to put an end to the Economic backwardness by increasing industrial

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    The profound economic change that occurred in the early 1900’s was largely influenced and formed by the industrial revolution‚ in particular the second wave that occurred in the late 1800’s. The revolution as a whole resulted in the change from economies based on agriculture and farming‚ to industry based profits. This second wave of the revolution not only refined and improved the prior inventions of iron and coal‚ but brought with it new highly developed technologies such as steel‚ electricity

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    industrial revolution was an era between the 18th and 19th century that lead massive developments in technology and environment that turned Early Britain into the leading country in early industrial development. Though‚ in some cases the rapid Industrialisation of Britain wasn’t always a good thing. This essay will demonstrate different views of whether the Industrial Revolution created a better modern day world. The Industrial Revolution was a stage in history that saw the introduction to many different

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    Compare and contrast the economic policies of Lenin and Stalin and evaluate their success. Comparing Lenin and Stalin one finds that both were following a communist ideal but what is the communist ideal? The main principal is to share a country’s wealth amongst its people. This is the theoretical side of the communist idea; the practical side requires a careful planning of the country’s economy and also a system that makes sure that everybody is treated equally. When Lenin and the communist party

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    Unit 1: Going Global Revision Guide Keywords Birth rate – the number of births per 1‚000 people per year in a region Branch plant – a factory built in a country by a TNC that has its headquarters elsewhere Core- the most developed and highly populated region of a country Death rate – the number of deaths per 1‚000 people per year in a region Deindustrialisation – the decline of regionally important manufacturing industries Dependency – when a nation relies for income on outside

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    accelerating the pace of growth of productivity and per capita GDP. This was the obvious requirement for alleviating poverty and reducing the developmental gap that separated them from the developed countries. To realise this goal‚ they considered industrialisation to be an important prerequisite. This stemmed from the perspective that modern economic growth was a process characterised by an increase in the share of employment in the non-agricultural sector‚ and within the latter by a change in the scale

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    dubbed ‘black gold’.” Oil became an influential substance in the post war times‚ economically and also in shaping countries’ foreign policies. Whichever countries controlled oil controlled much of the world’s policies. After the increase in industrialisation and manufacture in the post war times‚ oil became a ‘must have’ resource‚ for a nation‚ in order for that nation to grow economically and become a self-sustaining state. The first Bush administration reiterated the need to invade the Gulf as

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    Before the Industrial Revolution life for the working-class was very community based and most people were living in the country side. According to (Allen‚ 2017) the lower-class people rode horses to travel everywhere and was community based as people got their entertainment from the local fairs‚ people in the town would work in small shops‚ kill the animals for food‚ baked their own bread and more without the help of machines. People who owned land or were wealthy had all the power then. In this

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    These strengths included the Southern military tradition‚ the lack of urbanisation in the South and the physical vastness of the Confederacy. The Southern military tradition meant that the Confederate army had many professional officers‚ as well as the Southern militias providing many well-trained men. The lack of urbanisation in the South caused Richmond and New Orleans to be the two main targets. This was advantageous for the Confederacy because

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