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    important changes at this time. There were three main inventions‚ which were the steam engine‚ steamboat‚ and steam-powered train. In 1769‚ James Watt improved the steam engine and its main purpose was to create a new source of power. The early model was to drain water and raise coal from the mines the main purpose was to use it for steam power. Then in 1807‚ Robert Fulton created the first steamboat using a steam power that changed the speed in which helped materials move from different colonies

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    Eli Whitney and the Cotton Gin Eli Whitney : Eli Whitney was the inventor of the cotton gin and a pioneer in the mass production of cotton. Whitney was born in Westboro ‚ Massachusetts.‚ on Dec. 8‚ 1765‚ and died on Jan. 8‚ 1825. He graduated from Yale College in 1792. By April 1793‚ Whitney had designed and constructed the cotton gin‚ a machine that automated the separation of cottonseed from the short-staple cotton fiber. Eli Whitney’s machine could produce up to 23 kg (50 lb) of cleaned

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    It was a period of booming business‚ of contribution and convenience‚ and of improvements and innovations‚ but it was also a period where transportation rapidly evolved – that’s the Industrial Revolution. The invention of canals‚ enhanced roads‚ railways and ships brought about many significant changes on both society and economy (as well as many different aspects of life) during that time‚ and even until today. With the Industrial Revolution and the subsequent mechanisation of production‚ there

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    Few people across america have not more than once come across the name of Mark Twain‚ a name spoken throughout the country for the 100 years since his death. Mark Twain is the best example of a great american author‚ foremost for his book The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Few people past the sixth grade have not at least heard of Tom sawyer and Huckleberry Finn‚ Proving the impact this piece has had on America. Life wasn’t always peachy for Mark Twain though‚ Born Samuel Langhorne Clemens‚ Twain went

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    Essay: Write a two-page essay in which you compare any two out of the four Walt Whitman and Langston Huges poems. What do they have in common? How are they different? Use specific examples from the text to prove your point. Poems: I‚ too‚ sing America by Langston Hughes & I hear America Singing by Walt Whitman Today‚ we know‚ that a poem can best be described as a verbal composition designed to convey experiences‚ ideas‚ or emotions in a very imaginative way‚ characterized by the use of language

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    What makes a patriot? People through the ages have carried out both horrible and wonderful acts under the banner of patriotism. How then are we to define it? The concept of patriotism is just as debated and relevant today as it was during the Civil War. If our nation is to survive its current challenges‚ the definition of a true patriot must be clear. So‚ what is true patriotism? Only 57 percent of U.S. citizens over 18 described themselves as either “extremely” or “very” patriotic in a study

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    their wives created three short films starring a new character named Mickey Mouse. The first two were silent called plane crazy and the gallopin’ gaucho. The third one that premiered was one of the first cartoons that had sound‚ and it was called Steamboat Willie. Mickey Mouse was an instant hit. By this time‚ the Disney Brothers’ studio had been re-named Walt Disney Productions. Disney had created a whole series with Mickey Mouse and some new friends who had been created as well such as Minnie

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    is the narrator and throughout the novel his visions and thoughts about himself change greatly as he endures the journey of self-discovery. In the beginning Marlow feels lost in his life; the main focus in life to him was being a sailor on the steamboat. Marlow is very naïve and has not seen as much of life as he should be seeing in order to expand his overall knowledge of the world. Marlow describes the ship and the ocean as if it was the only thing he had ever seen in

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    The Industrial Era took place between the 18th and 19th century in rural locations in Europe and America. It started in Britain when inventions such as the steam engine and cotton gin. Before the era started‚ most manufacturing occurred in people’s home‚ making one product at a time. This now evolved into factories that mass produce with machinery. Iron and textile industries boomed in popularity and income‚ making money off the public in record speed. This‚ however‚ leads to huge monopolies and

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    Heart of Darkness Long Essay Toby Anderson Word Count: 2139 Joseph Conrad’s “Heart of Darkness” from 1899 is set in a period where ivory was a very valuable commodity and was most common in Africa‚ thus was a time in which countries such as Belgium were involved in exploring and colonising the wild continent whilst extracting its valuable resources. “Heart of Darkness” is a three-part novella in which the story of Charlie Marlow’s adventure into the heart of Africa down the Congo River is told

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