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    In recent years‚ an array of legislation and guidance has emerged under the present new Labour government to bring together a co-ordinated framework of services to address the care and educational needs of children. The government has expressed its intention‚ DfES (1997) and DfES (2003) to place schools at the heart of a new multidisciplinary approach to children ’s services with improved communication and consultation between schools‚ together with other service providers‚ and parents‚ as one of

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    In this assignment we will be focusing on Social Welfare in Britain and discussing social reformers in Britain through-out history. We will discuss Adam Smith and his analogy‚ Jeremy Bentham‚ the Victorians and their era and William Beveridge. My assignment will finish by discussing Margaret Thatcher and her several initiatives. Previously discussing the topic of poverty‚ one of the effects of the industrial revolution was mass migration from an agrarian society‚ to an industrial one. Despite

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    monarchy to eventually becoming an American state in 1959. Albert Beveridge justifies the American government’s acts to govern countries like Hawaii and the Philippines in “The March of the Flag’: “Would not the people of the Philippines prefer the just‚ humane‚ civilizing government of this Republic to the savage‚ bloody rule of pillage and extortion from which we have rescued them?”(Beveridge). This statement from US Senator Beveridge explains the thought process of an Imperialist reasoning the idea

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    Why are you looking at this document? Learn to speak Giraffe! Ever heard of Marshall Rosenberg? He is de founder of ‘non-violent communication’. And with this non-violent communication‚ he works with to handpuppets: one of a jackal‚ and one of a giraffe. Because giraffes have the biggest heart of al country animals en non-violent communications is the language of the heart. He uses the jackal as a symbol for language that seperates us from each other and that makes violence into something to enjoy

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    society. Sir William Beveridge was pivotal in laying the foundations of what has over the years been shaped into the social policy that so many of us take for granted today. In the 1930s a depression which hit the United Kingdom resulted in unprecedented levels of poverty and squalor. Healthcare and financial support in times of need was only available to people who could afford to pay insurance to protect themselves. In 1941 the government commissioned William Beveridge to look into ways in which

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    During the 1800s‚ industries were growing rapidly‚ and there wasn’t much land left in the United States to conquer‚ so the United States began looking beyond its borders for new places to control. As a result‚ on February 6th‚ 1899‚ after learning that the Treaty of Paris was ratified‚ the United States annexed the Philippines. At this moment‚ the arguments for annexing the Philippines were that they were unfit for self-government and that if the United States hadn’t annexed‚ somebody else would

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    Assignment 1 – P2 Describe the origin of Public Health in the UK from the 19th Century to the present day. 1 . The significant Public Health advances in the 19th Century (1848) The First public health act Edwin Chadwick was a very effective campaigner on many different health issues; a few of these things were; working conditions‚ poor sanitation and poor housing. Chadwick was also known as one of the founder fathers of public health also as the sanitary movement. His report was associated with

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    Philippines. Some believed that the Philippines rightfully belonged to the U.S. so therefore the U.S. should retain the colony and govern it however they wish (42). One man who felt this way was Albert J. Beveridge‚ a U.S. Senator that opposed the anti-imperialist movement (42). Senator Beveridge sided with the imperialistic ideals that believed the U.S. had the right to control the Philippines as they pleased (42). On the opposing side of this argument were people like Joseph Henry Crooker‚ a religious

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    For example‚ Eliza Lucas ran her father’s plantation while he was away as royal governor. Rejecting the first two suitors her father selected‚ she made her own decision as to whom to marry. However‚ women held limited freedoms due to the Cult of Domesticity/True Womanhood‚ becoming hostages in their own homes and out of the public sphere to pressure to maintain the status quo during a time of dramatic change. She chose a wealthy planter-a choice consistent with the martial strategy of her class. When

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    Creation Myth

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    separate land from water‚ marshes from rain forests‚ and created islands into regions. King Shrek also created trees to grow crops for the animals. Queen Fiona on the other hand created the most beautiful exotic creatures called the bear‚ bird‚ duck‚ giraffe‚ tiger‚ lion‚ fish‚ dog‚ lizard‚ horse‚ elephant‚ frog‚ cow‚ deer‚ chicken‚ pig‚ leopard‚ rhino‚ squirrels‚ and many other creatures. In those days there was no sun. All light came from the sparkling white moon shined in the sky that stood in the

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