TREATY OF VERSAILLES a)Which terms of the peace settlement of 1919 directly affected France? -France gained territory such as Alsace Lorraine and the Saarland (which were important industrial areas) -Also‚ german colonies become mandates ruled by the League of Nations and France would be able to make use of them. -The league of nations menat that France’s safety would concern other countries as it woul act as an international police force. -France’s safety was assured by the terms of the
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Perhaps one of the most famous cities in the world‚ Paris still ranks as the third most visited city in the world today. But what makes Paris so distinct? What made it so extraordinary that the Impressionists would paint it its scenes over and over again? Those who have visited the city recall the grand boulevards‚ neo-classical architecture‚ and wonderful social scene the city offers. If you think about paintings of Paris; Monet‚ Manet‚ and Renoir are recognizable names for those both familiar and
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‘In Paris With You’ by James Fenton and ‘Hour’ by Carol An Duffy James Fenton born 25th of April 1949 is a modern English poet‚ journalist a literary critic and was also a former Oxford professor of poetry. He wrote several books about poetry mostly about relationship and war like the collection of poems ‘The Memory of War’. He received multiple of awards for his poetry‚ the latest was in 2007 when he was rewarded a ‘Queen’s Gold Medal for Poetry’. Carol Ann Duffy born 23 December 1955 is also
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Was the Treaty of Versailles fair? Answer: The Entente and the US spoke with different voices in 1918-19. President Wilson talked about a peace without ’victors or vanquished’‚ which implied concepts of fairness‚ but Britain and France (and their allies) imposed a conventional treaty with winners and losers. That is the key issue. Answer In 1918 when the war had ended the League of Nations was drawn up‚ but at the same time the "big three" were planning a way to get compensation for the war
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Pinckney’s Treaty (174)- It was a treaty between the United States and Spain. Thomas Pinckney represented the United States at the signing of the treaty. It gave the Americans free navigation of the Mississippi River. It gave the land north of Florida (Mississippi and Alabama) to America that had been in dispute. It required Spanish authorities to prevent the Indians from raiding across the border along the 31st parallel. It also gave western farmers the right of deposit in New Orleans‚ making it
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Compare the methods the poets use to present intimacy and closeness in relationships in ‘The Manhunt’ and ‘In Paris With You’. Both poems focus on the difficulties of being close to another person after past experiences. The male speaker in the poem ‘In Paris with You’ is unwilling to discuss his experiences of the past because he was “bamboozled” and is now focusing on the present‚ “I’m on the rebound”. The husband in ‘The Manhunt’ is similarly closed on the subject of the past because of his
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HRM 400-100 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FALL 2012 PROFESSOR: DR. DENNIS KRIPP HOTEL PARIS CASE PAPER #1 The Question is: How can we create an efficient human resource management system that can help the Hotel Paris achieve its strategic plans and goals? In order to achieve its strategic plans and goals‚ there are some basic HR strategy processes that Hotel Paris pursue. First of all I’d like to summarize the hierarchy of links among the hotel’s HR practices‚ necessary workforce competencies
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change action is achievable (US Climate Alliance). “Despite the U.S. federal government’s decision to withdraw from the Paris Agreement‚ seventeen states back the alliance and these alliance members are committed to supporting the international agreement and are pursuing aggressive climate action to make progress toward its goals” (US Climate
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HBS | The Four Seasons Goes to Paris I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY a) Description of company in general terms Isadore Sharp founded Four Seasons in 1960. Four Seasons is a Canadian international luxury hotel company. The first Four Seasons hotel opened in 1961 in Toronto‚ Canada. The 1970s began with a defining moment‚ the opening of a hotel in London. This hotel set the future of the company and pioneered many of the signature Four Seasons services‚ now delivered worldwide. In 1976‚ the company
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didn’t Disney managers anticipate better the cultural blunders they experienced when Disneyland Paris first opened? The management team of Disney did not better anticipate the cultural blunders of Disneyland Paris because they used their past theme park opening experience in California‚ Orlando and Tokyo as models to replicate. Unlike their past experience Euro Disneyland (now Disneyland Resort Paris) the first multicultural park. What Disney executives did not realize was that they need to better
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