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    government‚ a citizen gets his rights which are fundamental to his well being and growth. Hence‚ in India our constitution makers provided us with fundamental rights which we did not enjoy when india was not a democratic nation. Similarly‚ when industrialisation had emerged in western Europe‚ the rights of the workers was not given much credence to. They lived in miserable conditions‚ with very long working hours and less leisure. But today‚ every organisation provides its workers safe working environment

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    pollution. Land pollution is the result of human misuse of soil. Poor agricultural practices digging up the important resources and dumping of garbage under ground can cause land pollution. The growth of rural lands into urban areas and industrialisation that results the formation of an industrial society are regarded as the two main causes of land pollution. The excavation of minerals the increasing quarrying and mining activities lead to land pollution. The excavation and mining activities

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    History Coursework – B Question To what extent do you consider that the October 1917 Revolution was a key turning point in the development of modern Russia in the years 1856-1964? The October 1917 Revolution is undoubtedly a momentous and extremely important event in Russia’s history‚ one that ousted the centuries-old Tsardom that ruled over the empire‚ in favour of the radical communist movement in the form of the Bolsheviks‚ headed by one Vladimir Iliych Lenin. However‚ did this sudden move

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    1. What Impact did World War One have on World History? The impact of the First World War was universally destructive. It was destructive of human life‚ property‚ political‚ social‚ cultural and economic fields. For years after the war all countries were heavily burdened and advance remained impeded. However‚ the impacts of WW1 on World History had some important consequences like the evolution of capitalism‚ progress of women and some social equality. One basic change that proved to be very significant

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    France’s approach to political power changed many times throughout history. In the beginning of the 18th century‚ France’s government was a hereditary monarchy: a form of rule prevalent throughout Europe at that time. Ruling France’s hereditary monarchy were the Bourbons. Prior to 1789‚ there were clear indications that “the government was economically‚ politically‚ and militarily bankrupt.” These were some of the events that foreshadowed the imminent collapse of the Bourbons. Whether Bourbon or

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    contrasting ideas. Both represent ’motion’ but whereas the reindeer has been given a definition of peace and serenity‚ the engine has been given a destructive and foul character. Therefore‚ the theme of the poem could be said to be one of nature vs. industrialisation. Jacobsen uses the first stanza of the poem to introduce the main idea of the poem. The use of the term ’engine’ in the title of the poem turns out to be very essential‚ because this helps the reader to understand what Jacobsen is referring

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    we make a good difference in 10 years or so they will crush us. Lastly the 5 year plans included a lot of useful propaganda which helped protray Stalin as a very pleasant and powerful man. In the first five year plan Stalin focused on radip industrialisation. He demanded a 200% increase in iron production and a 335% in electrical power. To do this Stalin used alot of prisoners as they were cheap and in a large supply. If a worker was found guilty of treason for any reason they would either be shot

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    Industrialisation definitions ² The process where people move from rural areas (farms) towns & cities which results in the town populations growth. ^urbanisation ² The mechanisation of labour (machine instead of men) used to mass produce items the movement of people to cities & improved transport leading to greater wealth and population ^industrilasation ² ^whereworker band toether to have more power to stand up for their right in the workplace ^trade uninimsn ² And econimic system

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    transport technology has seen an increasing rate of travel speed over space and time. During 1500s-1840s (300 years)‚ technology was drawn from natural resources; horse-drawn coaches and sailing ships had a speed of 16km/h. 1850s-1930s (30 years)‚ industrialisation created steam locomotives and steam ships with speeds over 6 times increase. 1930s-1950s‚ propeller aircrafts advanced across air space opposed to that of land of sea previously‚ with speed up to 640km/h‚ over 11 times increase over 2 decades

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    Austro-Prussian war in 1866. Prussia reign supreme in the 1866 war due chiefly to the efforts of Helmuth von Moltke on his expertise on military logistics and Albert von Roon the minister of war (when Bismark was in power.) with the help of industrialisation. By making use of the railway system‚ the telegraph and the needle-gun‚ the Prussian army was one of the most modernised forces and thus‚ one of the strongest at that point in time. The two military duo were the caused for the victorious war

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