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    The period of time just after Reconstruction ended to the beginning of World War I was full of change. From the “robber barons” of big business to the massive number of immigrants‚ many aspects of American life were changing‚ in both positive and negative ways. The greedy businessmen shut down competition against them and formed monopolies allowing them to set high prices and the large amount of labor allowed them to pay low wages. The immigrants worried the upper class whites because they thought

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    categorized as radical‚ but as a whole‚ it is far from revolutionary. America is an ever evolving republic‚ socially and politically. It was the evolution of colonial subordinates: their endurance of economical and political unrests that pushed elitists to act selflessly in their signing of the Declaration of Independence‚ a document which ultimately enabled the newly formed American society to evolve over the course of nearly two and a half centuries into one that attempts to provide all with life

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    Salini LR RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Prof: Makarand Paranjape Due date : 25 /09/2014 Submitted on:26/09/2014 Term Paper Dismantling the boundaries of folk and classical artforms-A journey through K Satchidanandan article "REFLECTIONS: the folk and the classical interrogating the boundaries’. K Satchidanandan article brings out a distinction between folk and classical art forms. He introspect the boundaries that divide the two and tries to bring out the picture of one in opposition to other. He defines

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    China Income Inequality

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    Income is an economic standard to retain a successful life in today’s society. An average individual hopes for stable‚ reliable and a fair income‚ however‚ when the standards don’t meet expectation‚ it gives rise to social and economic issues. One of the more prominent issue we are facing in our income inequality. The standard definition for income inequality would be the gap between individuals or households who makes the most money and who makes the least‚ or as some would put it‚ the gap between

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    478361 2013 JOU0010.1177/1464884913478361JournalismClark Article Cultivating the media activist: How critical media literacy and critical service learning can reform journalism education Journalism 0(0) 1–19 © The Author(s) 2013 Reprints and permission: sagepub. co.uk/journalsPermissions.nav DOI: 10.1177/1464884913478361 jou.sagepub.com Lynn Schofield Clark University of Denver‚ USA Abstract The task of journalism education has been defined in relation to both the professional

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    Art as Nazi Propaganda

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    twentieth century‚ there were radical changes being made in the art world. Modern movements such as Cubism‚ Dadaism‚ Surrealism‚ and Expressionism were not easily understood by the masses. They were not universally appreciated‚ and in fact‚ seen as “elitist” by many‚ or even “degenerate” by others. Max Nordau‚ a physician and social critic‚ wrote Degeneration‚ in which he attacks “degenerate” modern art. “Such a style of painting may be compared to the disconnected speech of a weak mind‚ who chatters

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    Religion in Literature

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    the child!’ (108) Angel Clare’s parson father‚ though harsh‚ also seems to have a good heart. However‚ when the local parson refuses to bury Tess’ son among other baptised Christians‚ religion is depicted as something exclusive and elitist‚ or at least the church. The lower class citizens of the novel take part in a pre-Christian ritual at the novel’s

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    If Failure is evident in the Past and Present‚ It Will in the Future. After the first World War everyone thought that it was finally over. That peace was finally here to stay and the blood shed was finally over. But no one had a clue that it was just the beginning‚ a new idea was being born into the world. This idea was partly created by the outcome of World War One towards the Germans‚ the crushing boundaries put out by the Treaty of Versailles‚ which created thousands of people homeless and

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    Insurgencies during the Guatemalan Civil War Guatemala is made up of 13 million people‚ the second largest country next to El Salvador in Central America. It has had a long history of violence‚ political instability‚ and foreign corporations exploiting the country’s natural and economic resources. There is a large gap in income between the rich and the poor. The indigenous Mayan Indians are the most impoverished people and yet make up the majority of the population. During the colonization period

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    Plato's Two-World Theory

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    How Plato Used His Two-Worlds Theory As an Argument Against the Three Predominant Pre-Socratic Theories on Reality One of the ongoing quests in human history is the search for what is reality composed of and what can one use to determine what is real and what is merely an illusion or perhaps part of a false reality. This search can be traced back as far as some of the pre-Socratic philosophers. The three more popular theories that were around came from three pre-Socratic philosophers‚ Heraclitus

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