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    We believe that the geography of Japan has had a heavy influence on the development of society‚ and we will state and explain the reason why throughout this essay. The following two sentences help to summarise the effect that Japan’s geography has had on its society “The Japanese have different lifestyles depending on their place of residence and their age or generation. Their eating habits‚ type of housing‚ language‚ style of thinking‚ and many other aspects of their everyday life hinge upon where

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    During what many would consider to be the golden age of American popular music‚ many songs were being written by immigrants or first generation Americans growing up in cities at the turn of the twentieth century. However‚ one of the most notable of these writers came from the southern United States. His southern background would influence his music throughout his entire career. His ability to incorporate images of nature into his songs‚ discuss love and the value of family and write songs that

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    to inform the public about every experience he has been through throughout his lifetime. This was an important part of his life and he felt the need to write it so‚ he could show the world the truth about what happened at this time. Elie impacted society when he wrote this book. It showed people that weren’t alive or didn’t know anything about this topic what

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    and then a woman’s job was to give birth to an heir. It is unlikely that she would have had control or any sort of influence on politics‚ specifically the welfare of peasants‚ what she is

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    stationery. His first Annual Message to Congress was in December 1901. He stated his belief that government should mediate between conflicting forces in order to stabilize American society. This included capital and labor‚ isolationism and expansion and conservation and development. He felt that the President

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    to the people of his time and the people of today. Whitman’s poems were heavily influenced by the social and historical events happening in his life. Walt Whitman wrote “O Captain! My Captain!” as a eulogy to Abraham Lincoln and a message to the American people. Whitman used this poem to speak to the broken America. This united people by using their emotions. The social standing of the country was in shambles‚ so Whitman used “O Captain! My Captain!” to show the people what the war had done to everyone

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    In Sparta‚ the influence of the military on society was quite significant. In 650BC‚ Sparta became the dominant military force in Ancient Greece. Sparta achieved this through military cost‚ proficiency‚ their exceptional focus on training and excellence within their military. Sparta was a very strict society compared to others at that time in history. Males had strict rules growing up‚ yet it was even stricter for the everyday life of a soldier. While males had strict rules‚ women still had similar

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    Punk Rock was very influential‚ but also had some controversial songs and lyrics. An example is identified in the song “God Save The Queen” by the Sex Pistols. The lyrics are as followed: "God save the Queen She ain’t no human being There is no future In England’s dreaming" Punk Rock is notable for expressing the artists’ true feelings and this is exactly that. That is why there is a huge supporting crowd around the genre because others are afraid to say it‚ but will rally with it. Lyrically‚ the

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    Changing a course isn’t very easy; it’s especially not easy if you’re changing the course of music. Bob Dylan was the man that changed it all. His music had a huge influence on the music of today. Not only was Bob Dylan’s music‚ music‚ it was poetry. He wrote about the difficult questions in life and the paths people travel. Dylan didn’t necessarily sound good‚ but he sang about important moments in life and in history. He had to start somewhere and this is where he started. Bob Dylan was born

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    the Invention of Basketball on American Society For those who do not consider themselves basketball fans‚ the sport’s significance may seem irrelevant or of very little. While these people may not think to thank Dr. James Naismith for his invention of the game‚ we should all thank him for the major contributions he made and paths he paved for this country. Although basketball may be seen as just a sport played for fun and enjoyment‚ its invention’s impact on Americans was huge‚ positive‚ and everlasting

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