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    Age of Computer

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    THE COMPUTER AGE AND THE INVENTOR by Dr Farag Moussa © President of the International Federation of Inventors’ Assocations (IFIA) (e-mail: invention-ifia@bluewin.ch) Keynote speech given at the International Invention Symposium "How Invention & Innovation Open New Business" (Hong Kong‚ November 27‚ 1998) Different eras of political history are frequently identified with royal dynasties‚ or great wars and revolutions. Eras in the history of art and architecture may be distinguished

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    The Spanish‚ French‚ and English had multiple motives for exploring and settling in America. All three nations started their explorations with the desire to find a direct route to the Indies‚ for trade with the Indies would bring wealth. Explorers and settlers from the three countries also shared the motives of bringing the nation’s religion to the inhabitants overseas‚ to claim land for their countries and monarchs‚ and the desire to increase in wealth from precious metals‚ trade‚ or exported goods

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    Driving age

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    want. And they will no longer able to guide them the way they want anymore. Matt Sundeen‚ an attorney and program principal in the transportation program of the National Conference of State Legislatures‚ reported that "When the children are at the age of 15 or 16‚ they do not have enough experience in life‚ and without their parents’ guidance‚ these young people can easily go in wrong directions; to drugs and alcohol‚ for example." For example‚ Alicia Betancourt‚ sixteen years old high school girl

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    The Golden Age

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    The Golden Age Like a flower in bloom‚ fifth century Attica is said to be the prime time of ancient civilizations. Much praise is given to the period‚ and it is coined to be the Golden Age of ancient western history. It is claimed that the Athenians of this time period were very successful in many areas‚ being “originators of democracy…art‚ history‚ philosophy‚ and science.” (Discovering 54) Comparatively I support the claim for Attica’s golden status because it was the most successful city state

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    Middle Ages Vs Dark Ages

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    term “Dark Ages” is used‚ but that is only one side to the story of the European Middle Ages. The dark ages is a term used to define a set of years that according to the people who named it so‚ there was very little growth or development of the world. As dark as they may be known for there was so much hope and prosper in the Middle Ages. It is not valid to identify the european middle ages as the dark ages. Faith‚ education and architectural advances are often lost when the term dark ages is used.

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    Coming Of Age

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    The Transformative Component of Love and Loss The coming of age happens when a person transitions from childhood to adulthood. It doesn’t happen overnight‚ but rather gradually‚ over many events that help form and change the child into an adult. This coming of age happens when someone experiences something significant in their life that makes them change in a way they never had before. Coming of age can be hard‚ depending on the component or emotion that brings about this change. A person can experience

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    coming of age

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    Coming of Age Essay Coming of age means to physically and mentally grow and become mature. In the book The Secret Life of Bees‚ the main character Lily goes through her experience of becoming a mature young woman. Through her journey she learns about racism‚ love‚ and strong women. In the beginning of the story Lily lives with her father T- Ray‚ who is abusive and doesn’t care for her. What she wants most is to find out more about her mother who died when she was very young. She runs off to Tiburon

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    Middle Ages Vs Dark Ages

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    The Medieval Times‚ also known as the “Dark Ages” is criticized as a time of stagnation‚ where learning and technological advancement were halted by both feudalism and manorialism. During the Medieval Times‚ Europe pales in comparison to other civilizations and empires. While Europe’s Dark Ages were a time of ignorance‚ China had invented several revolutionary items such as clocks‚ and Medieval Islam had a “Golden Age” in which scientific discoveries advanced greatly. Europe was virtually the only

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    Middle Ages

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    Middle Ages Introduction 1. Political and Social Milestones 1066-1485 a. Norman Conquest‚ 1066 i. William the Conqueror beat English king Harold ii. Created feudal system b. The Age of Feudalism i. Everybody had a specific place in the hierarchical society ii. Kings owned land and serfs worked it c. The Decline of Feudalism i. People had opportunities to make money outside feudal obligations 1. Increased trade with East ii. Growing cities iii. Knights were replaced by yeomen (class

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    Axial age

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    People in the axial age had the concerns of no modern technology. They were also more religiously based‚ and there were new thoughts on various aspects. In a different situation‚ such as a modern day city‚ people would be more based on the utility of the location of the city. Also‚ there would be more industrial buildings and structures than religious ones. The housing settlements would also be different‚ as now there are more strictly defined residential areas. The city centers before used to be

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