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    Computing In the Modern World Study CDA Guide What is Web 1.0 ? - Internet before 1990. "Read-Only" Era What is Web 2.0 ? - Internet after 1990. "Read-Write-Publish" Era What is Web 3.0 ? - Internet now and of of the Future. "Personalized/3-D" Computing What is firewall? - security software: a piece of computer software intended to prevent unauthorized access to system software or data What are Anti-Virus Programs? - protective software designed to defend your computer against malicious

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    Robert Oppenheimer forever changed the world with his work on the Manhattan project during WWII‚ contributing to the Cold War‚ creating a nuclear warfare‚ and showed the potential for nuclear energy. He was the lead scientist of this world-shattering project. The Manhattan Project developed the atomic bombs that were nicknamed “Fat Man” and “Little Boy” that put an end to WWII and forever changed the way the world fights wars. The atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki killed 250‚000 people

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    Origins Of The Lobotomy

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    cutting singing or scraping away cords associated with the brain that engage emotional response and it was viewed as a means of also cutting out mental illness. (Jansson‚ 1998) It aimed at treating Schizophrenia‚ depression and bipolar disorder. Origins of the Lobotomy are derived from the 19th century exploration into modifications of the brain. It was particularly prevalent through the 1940’s to the 1950’s and it was transformed into an everyday procedure. Originally‚ Lobotomies involved cutting

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    The ancient Romans made a substantial impact on the modern world‚ and some of the most important changes include advancements in government and engineering. Ancient Rome had many other remarkable legacies. The world uses many of the inventions and ideas of ancient Rome’s significant legacies‚ like the fact that their ideas on government impacted most of the laws and system of government in America‚ innovations to architecture like arches‚ and to engineering like our sewage systems. One of the most

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    The Origin of Religion

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    The Origin of Religion Diana Mackey Christianity in a Pluralistic World May 12‚ 2013 There are three major views on the origin of religion; subjective‚ evolutionary‚ and original monotheism. Subjective is defined: existing in the mind; belonging to the thinking subject rather than the object of thought. Subjective theory explains that religion originates with man. We as humans have psychological needs for an abstract being. We have faith‚ love‚ and hope in this being. Theologians and philosophers

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    Origins of Slavery

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    Discrimination and Slavery When the New World first started to colonize‚ it was used as an exploitation society. The English who were coming to the colonies wanted to exploit America for all it was worth and bring the wealth back to England. When the English arrived‚ they did not find gold and silver like the Spanish and Portuguese; however‚ they did discover agricultural products like tobacco‚ sugar‚ and rice that could be produced on a large scale to yield huge amounts of profit. In order to

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    often understood as being the main ingredient in how the world works the way it does. Whoever is in charge of a country has to quickly come up with strategies on how to run said country‚ what to do during wartime‚ be with family‚ and many other factors while simultaneously keeping their people happy. Being an administrator is difficult and downright scary. However‚ there was one man who was‚ and still is‚ one of the greatest leaders this world has ever seen: Genghis Khan. Being able to match Khans

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    Television In today modern world television is the most popular and recognized from of media and most homes in the western and developed worlds own one. That small (in some cases rather large) box sitting in your lounge is your connection to the outside world. It is an indispensable item and many of us cannot imagine life without it. As with everything‚ there are several advantages and disadvantages with the television. The most important advantage we get by using a television is to get fast

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    equal and modern country the barrier between poor people and rich people still exist. One of the most horrible nightmares that haunted many of the Vietnamese citizens was the famine in 1945. It is said that millions of people starved to death during this period and to fight hunger‚ poor people had to consume everything they could find. The inequality in how people get paid and the inequality in the society itself that prevent people from working and studying. Poor people in Vietnam in the modern society

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    Origins Reflection

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    Origins Reflection Lily Smithers CWV-101 Dariah Reeds 06/29/15 Genesis is the book of Origins Moses was not merely collecting ancient stories. Genesis teaches the creation of the Heavens and the Earth. How the earth came to be formed. God’s promise of salvation and redemption is recorded. (Genesis 3:15) This book speaks of creation and humankind. Christians believe evolution is the proposition that God is in charge of the biological process called evolution. God created the Big Bang. God directs

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