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    it to talk and share data with one another. Today‚ we seem to use the internet for almost everything we do like pay bills‚ shop‚ and even find love. In 1962 we had the birth of ARPAnet scientist and military experts were especially concerned about what could happen if a Soviet attack on the nation’s telephone system might happen . In 1970‚ a computer scientist Vinton Cerf had begun developing a way for all of the computers on all of the world’s mini- networks to communicate with one another. He

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    reasons that cause empires to fail. Let us talk about the Assyrian empire‚ specifically how these three factors contributed to collapse or decline of this empire. For the first and second Assyrian empire‚ out of these three important reasons; internal rebellion and the external Invasion were the important reasons. The Assyrian empire was a small city state and they were selling timbers to their neighboring empire (Babylon) thus getting a lot amount of money which means they really did not have an

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    ❖ To what extent was naval rivalry the main cause of the first World War? One of the main causes of World War I was the Anglo-German naval race. Britain‚ as an island empire‚ always had the navy as one of her top priorities. A key event in Britain’s naval expansion was the 1889 “Naval Defense Act” that established the "two power standard": Britain considered necessary to have a navy that was not only the largest in the world‚ but also equal to or greater than the sum of the world’s second and

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    the Russian capital of Petrograd. The protest became violent when the people formed mobs and destroyed several police stations. After many deadly confrontations‚ the resistance became victorious when much of the military defected and joined the cause. Ruler Czar Nicholas II gave up his throne bringing this revolution to an end. One major attempt at resolving the revolution and bringing an end to the Russian involvement in war came from the Bolshevik party. The Bolshevik party was founded by

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    Once the colonies had successfully gained their independence‚ our Founding Fathers had the intentions of creating a nation that did not repeat the same inequalities experienced with Britain. This ideal that “all men are created equal” was written in the Declaration of Independence by Thomas Jefferson‚ who in his lifetime owned hundreds of slaves. How could a highly respected leader

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    1997 the British people chose Labour and Blair as PM to govern the country‚ but last year Brown was brought in by the party with no vote taken by the public. This is argued to be undemocratic as it defeats the use of the electoral system and electors did not chose Brown to be Prime Minister. The global economy

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    To What Extent Financial Remuneration is the Key Motivating Factor for Employee? 1.0 Introduction Financial remuneration plays an important role as a motivator in the management practice today. Generally speaking‚ financial remuneration is a reward for employment reward of employment‚ which includes all cash or cash-equivalents that are given to employees in exchange for their work or services. It can be seen as the financial part of the compensation package that is not simply relevant to salary

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    postwar prosperity led to discontent in western European societies during the 1960s. The decade following WWII was surprisingly prosperous‚ with many nations in a state of political and economic recovery. Material wealth seemed to be growing for the middle classes of both continents. During the 1960s a new generation of baby boomers were approaching the forefront of revolution. These college students were inspired by a combination of Marxist radicalism and anti-Authoritarianism‚ which led them to resist

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    Theodore and Wilson John Smith HIS 204 American History Since 1865 Kevin Johnson March 28‚ 2013 When we are writing about progressivism‚ there were three progressive presidents that were in the White House from 1901 – 1921. That was Theodore Roosevelt‚ William Howard Taft and Woodrow Wilson. Between these three of our president together‚ it is said that they were very different however‚ they did have one thing in common reform policy and regulations in American Society. This here is about

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    basic shelter) had increased to an estimated 42 percent of the American population. Many people through out America thought alcohol was harmful and dangerous and welcomed the introduction of prohibition. In 1919‚ after the First World War‚ they got what they wanted. Congress (the American parliament) passed the 18th Amendment to the Constitution. The 18th Amendment stated... "...after one year the manufacture‚ sale of‚ transporting of intoxicating liquors for beverage purpose‚ the importing and

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