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    The March Of The Flag by‚ Albert J. Beveridge was the opening speech for the Indian Republican Campaign. The speech was presented on September 16‚ 1898 at the Tomlinson Hall‚ in Indianapolis. For Indiana‚ Iowa and some other states‚ this speech was “the Republican campaign document.” This speech talks about how Albert was one of those people who wanted war to happen. He thought that was how things should be settled. In other words‚ he supported the war. In the article‚ “Decision on the Philippines

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    also speaks it‚ you expect to communicate perfectly with them‚ but this is not completely true. Even if you speak English with someone that speaks English it doesn’t mean your communication is perfect because there’s different ways to speak or as Judith Baker describes it in her article “Trilingualism”‚ there is home English‚ formal English and professional English. Trilingualism is the article of an English Teacher at a high school and she‚ trying to be the best teacher possible for her students

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    Even for those countries with advanced comprehensive welfare systems‚ there has always been a problem about how society treats the poor‚ the needy or the sick. During the 19th and beginning of 20th Centuries an extension by way of amendments to the already existing Poor Law’s sought to identify ways and means of dealing with those who for a variety of reasons required help. Emanating from religious traditions‚ the Church as part of the established State‚ attempted to provide for the needy through

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    country to extend its influence outward‚ and that no foreign state should henceforth acquire a coaling position within three thousand miles of San Francisco. In Document E Naval dominance in the Pacific Ocean is further stated by Senator Albert J. Beveridge in his speech to the 56th Congress. It states “The Pacific is our ocean…And the Pacific is the ocean of the commerce of the future…The power that rules the Pacific‚ therefore‚ is the power that rules the world.” America began expanding to find markets

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    covering other types of expenditure. Households less than this are considered poor. Positives 1. Easily understandable 2. The definition of it fits in with the publics perception of poverty – material. 3. Methodology influential in Beveridge report. Construction of welfare state and dealing with poverty 4. Negatives 1. minimum foods needs are agreed upon the public have not agree on the

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    makers were requested by the government to send messages to its colonies. (Document 1) Along with this‚ the nations could take goods from colonies they captured and ship them back to their homeland. Some leaders‚ such as American Senator A.J. Beveridge suggest that “The trade of the world must and will be ours…” demonstrating some of the pure lust leaders had for expanding trade. (Document 2) Finally‚ some saw social reasons for expanding

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    Many paintings from the early 1400’s start noticeably portraying two different categories of art: the “head” and the “heart”. It is a belief that a piece of art is either portrayed to entice a viewer’s intelligence or their “head‚” or their emotions which is the “heart.” We can look at great painters from centuries ago and compare their works into these two classifications. Additionally‚ there are numerous factors and different styles artists use to make their works of art either intellectual or

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    1st edn‚ (Quartermaine House Ltd‚ 1980) • Hogett‚ Brenda‚ Mental Health Law‚ 4th edn‚ (Sweet and Maxwell‚ 1996) • Maguire‚ Mike‚ Morgan‚ Rod‚ Reiner‚ Robert‚ The Oxford Handbook of Criminology‚ 4th edn‚ (Oxford University Press‚ 2007) • M.Laing‚ Judith‚ ‘Care Or Custody? Mentally Disordered Offenders in the Criminal Justice System‚ (Oxford University Press‚ 1999) • Peay‚ Jill‚ Tribunals on Trial‚ 1st edn‚ (Oxford University Press‚ 1989) • S • The Divided Self: An Existential Study of Insanity

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    work when she first started painting would have displayed her work in her father’s workshop where today galleries are important to view her artworks as they are the only place you would find them. Two of her artworks are ‘Susanna and the Elders’ and ‘Judith Slaying Holofernes.’ Banksy is famous for his graffiti art although he has kept his identity a secret. Most of Banksy’s works are found around in cities and towns widely available to the public‚ is audience. For example‚ his artwork ‘Sunflower

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    exposed through the reversal of roles in both of these pieces. The characters in these stories clearly demonstrate the expectations that certain males and females must negotiate in order to expose the problems when there is labeling of certain genders. Judith Butler’s analysis of gender is that it is performative- meaning that nobody really is a gender from the start; after watching the video and reading the text for this exercise‚ it is clear that Fionna and The Knight expose the misconceptions of gender

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