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    Gilded age

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    Immigration in the Gilded Age In the years following the Civil War‚ The United States changed dramatically. At the outbreak of the war‚ the country had been mostly agricultural‚ although the North was already well on the way toward industrialization. By the early years of the twentieth century‚ however‚ America had been transformed from a mainly agricultural society to the world’s leading industrial nation. Unskilled labor‚ entrepreneurial energy‚ and technological talent were necessary to bring

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    The Computer Age

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    The Computer Age Believe it or not‚ but the age of computers is upon us. I believe Computers are not only here to stay‚ but in my opinion computers are the wave of the future. Only a device like the computer can change the way we work‚ live‚ and think. I see computers taking us places where no man has gone before. Twenty years ago people were just not up to date with computers back then. I mean if you ask someone about a computer‚ they probably would say something like‚ what in the world are

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    Age of Imperialism

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    Imperialism (1850~1914) * Imperial refers to * Empire * Royalty * Extending powers * Age of Imperialism (http://www.smplanet.com/teaching/imperialism/#SAW1) * Main Events * 1823 - Monroe Doctrine reflected special U.S. interest in Americas * 1850 - European trading with Africa becomes well established * 1852 - Napoleon III (Louis Napoleon) proclaimed himself emperor of France * 1869 - Suez Canal opens (Egypt)

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    The Dark Ages is a period in time which traditionally is similar to the Middle Ages. Many events happened during this period such as the fall of Rome and the creation of the Christian Church. Christianity began with the writing of the followers of Jesus‚ and the message of Christianity spread quickly throughout Rome during the Dark Ages. Eventually‚ the Church found more structure and leadership and became a stronger influence. The Church heavily taught morals and charity and overall spread messages

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    coming of age

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    "The event that helped me come of age was my depression leading into self harming. i use to be that girl that you always saw wish a really big smile plastered on her face. i use to not care what people said about me. i actually use to love school. " said Stephanie remembering the past. She said she use to always be that positive girl everyone looked up to. They would call her a "role model" and alot of people would look up ro her. That all changed when her depression kicked in during her years

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    The Age of Enlightenment

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    Mr. Dunbar AP European History Chapter 17—The Age of Enlightenment: Eighteenth Century Thought Chapter Overview: The Enlightenment is a movement of people and ideas that fostered the expansion of literate sectors of European society and that economic improvement and political reform were both possible and desirable. Contemporary western political and economic thought is a product of Enlightenment thinking; therefore‚ some historians believe the process of Enlightenment continues today. Inspired

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    context‚ guideposts‚ and reasonable expectations for Counsellors. Knowledge of human development over a lifespan is important for counselors to be aware of because it allows them to identify natural stages and cycles that individuals will commonly go through in their lifetime. This can help counsellors to identify what is normal and what is abnormal. Being aware of these abnormalities/normalities could save the counsellor a great of time in the assessment and interview process‚ the formulation of treatment

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    The Plastic Age

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    The Plastic Age is going strong. Plastic rules our lives and how! It’s durable‚ does not perish‚ and you don’t need to cut trees to make it. And despite being much frowned upon and debated‚ plastic has a strong presence in almost every nook of our lives. So deep is the plastic connection that we use the term to refer to anything fake — plastic smile‚ plastic snow‚ plastic surgery! Imagine‚ if the Titanic were made of plastic‚ it may never have sunk. So while we battle plastic bags choking our drains

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    Learning Through Work

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    Learning through work Nobody in employment today can afford to be unaware of the pace of change. It is impossible to imagine that the skills needed at the workplace will remain the same in the 21st Century. With so many graduates now on the market‚ employers will look for evidence of skills and work experience which will make you stand out from the crowd. Nowadays graduate recruiters look for specific job skills and competencies for their organizations. Depending on the career sector and profession

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    Learning Through Technology Technology is something that has greatly progressed in a matter of a decade or so‚ allowing students to use it as a source of education. The recent technological advances in society supply students with many tools such as internet‚ cell phones‚ Ipods‚ computers‚ and laptops‚ etc. Today millions of students depend on some sort of technological source as a way to study. Technology has improved student learning because it increases test scores by providing quick access

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