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    Slavery was a harmful thing that had happened in the united states and got all the whites owning a African-American in the house.They had over worked them but they didn’t care they had always worked them to the limit and the owner didn’t care for them and put them to the dangerous and harmful things that they did.Slaves were made to pick cotton but grew in the late 17th and 18th century and the whites had started to own them and it grew in virginia and it started to make it across the whole united

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    WW2 was a very bloody war and it was kind of good for America because it gave women the chance to have jobs and not just be a stay at home mom/wife. On september 16‚1940 congress passed the first peacetime military act‚ This act ordered men from the ages of 21-35 to be trained for battle in 12 months but that was before Pearl Harbor had gotten attacked. After Pearl Harbor congress passed the Selective Service Act which extended drafting to 18-38 years to join the military‚ But men 18-65 had no

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    extent is television educationally beneficial for children? Information from Boston Municipal Research Bureau suggests that children aged from 11 to 15 in Britain averagely watching TV for more than 50 hours per week‚ which may be considered as too much as nearly half of their daytime excluding 8 hours ’ sleeping period. (BBC‚ 2011) Since childrens television-viewing time occupying almost a third of a day‚ the sense of its educational virtue has to be confirmed. By the means of children‚ Oxford

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    Stay Tuned: The Exploitation Of Children In Television Advertisements Across America in the homes of the rich‚ the not-so-rich‚ and in poverty-stricken homes and tenements‚ as well as in schools and businesses‚ sits advertisers ’ mass marketing tool‚ the television‚ usurping freedoms from children and their parents and changing American culture. Virtually an entire nation has surrendered itself wholesale to a medium for selling. Advertisers‚ within the constraints of the law‚ use their thirty-second

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    Children of Divorce Lynda Loges DeVry University Children of Divorce “Mom‚ I’m not crying because you’re getting divorced. I’m crying because I don’t want to leave my house”. Children can surprise us at times; when we think they’ll not be able to cope with something like divorce‚ they amaze us with their visceral responses to life changing events. Children experience a lot of transition when living through parental divorce‚ but they are resilient to change. They have the ability to

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    The negative effects of cell phones With the increasing popularity of cell phones comes many adverse effects not only on a social level but also on our health. Many of us can’t imagine a day without our cell phone but by Are we losing the ability to communicate face to face? How tragic it is to hear bout accidents caused by talking and texting while driving. We are easily convinced that we need new phones with new features but neglect the fact that the old phones that we dispose

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    Ms. Fidler ENG Comp I 7 October 2012 Violence in the Media causes Aggression in Children There have been lots of debates and studies discussing the impact that media violence has on children. Research has shown that media violence does affect the behavior in children. Media violence also causes aggression in children’s behavior. Psychology studies have shown how children think. “A young child is a human being who‚ unlike their elders‚ is still engaged in the fundamental process of developing

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    Media on Children 1 The Effects of Electronic Media on Children Feng Sai Guided Research 110A Teacher: Maurice Williams November 10‚ 2010 Media on Children 2 Introduction Children now have much easier access to media than ever before—and to a much wider variety of content of the media. Researchers have shown that‚ until the late 18th century‚ there had been no attempts at developing media specifically aimed at children (Dumitru‚ 2010). There were a few healthy books for adults

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    rightfully think so. The negative effects of Elf on the Shelf range as child psychologist‚ Dr. David Kyle Johnson‚ states in his excerpt. Not only does this little holiday tradition pose a threat to children‚ it also does for parents too. The strings attached to Elf on a Shelf vary from iPhone apps‚ television programs‚ and even a website. The potential dangers to relationships is detrimental. The dangers associated with Elf on the Shelf span across a large scale‚ leaving many children and parents left in

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    The effects of being a latchkey child differ with age. Loneliness‚ boredom and fear are most common for those younger than 10 years of age. In the early teens‚ there is a greater susceptibility to peer pressure‚ potentially resulting in such behaviors as alcohol abuse‚ drug abuse‚ sexual promiscuity and smoking.[4][5] The behaviors might stem from "unspent energy‚ peer pressure to misbehave‚ or hostility because of the lack of appropriate adult attention".[6]However‚ some children can exude other

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