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    The Love Canal Tragedy

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    The Love Canal Tragedy— a historical event which had an immense impact on the lives of those involved‚ as well as the laws and regulations set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). It began as a plan by entrepreneur William T. Love to construct a canal that could act as a water source and conduct power using hydroelectricity‚ but rather served as a connector between Lake Ontario and the Niagara River. While his proposal sounded as though it would be a success‚ all construction came to a halt

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    counter-culture of the 1950’s developed in response to the “culture of conformity.” Explain the “culture of conformity” – both its characteristics and the motivations that caused its development. How did that culture reflect the preoccupation with the containment of communism? How and why did the counter-culture reject the “culture of conformity”? I. Intro a. Background of World War 2‚ Cold War‚ etc. II. Body a. Culture of conformity • GI bill makes college education easy to obtain • Standardizing

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    debated‚ but from research‚ the Soviets hold most of the blame. There were many different causes of the Cold War. One of them being the fear the West had of the spread of communism. To prevent the communism to spread‚ the West‚ led by USA‚ adopted a containment policy to hold back its expansion. In 1947‚ president Truman of USA announced a doctrine of resistance to Communist aggression which guaranteed American aid to all free nations resisting Communism. Rivalry was also a big cause of the war. The USSR

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    For my foreign policy project I will be talking about Harry Truman. He was the 33rd president of the United States. He served from the years 1945-1953. He was also a 7th war time president‚ which he served during the Cold War. While he was in office he had 4 Secretary of state’s; Edward R. Stettinius‚ Jr 1945‚ James F. Byrnes 1945-47‚ George C. Marshall 1947-49‚ and Dean G. Acheson 1949-53. As soon as he was elected he went right into making foreign policies. Because of the fact that he served through

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    The Cold War was composed of two competing superpowers‚ the Soviet Union and the United States‚ in a war without ever direct conflict. The Cold War came to be through Soviet actions and American fear of those actions. The Soviets practiced their ideology of communism on East Germany and took over Eastern European countries as a buffer zone to protect themselves. This rather imperialist foreign policy was alarming to the United States and their allies‚ especially since imperialism was beginning to

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    HEAD: PUBLIC HEALTH 2 It is important‚ as we move forward in health care‚ that public health has a more prominent role in our health care system. Public health in the United States is no longer responsible specifically for disease containment. It has taken on a new role in recent years. A big part of that role is prevention. While public health still has to manage disease control‚ it’s new role of providing the public with knowledge and the means for preventing disease and illness

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    peoples who are resisting attempted subjugation by armed minorities or by outside pressures”. Aid was given by the United States to Greece and Turkey for both political and military reasons. The political reason was guided by the new policy of containment‚ the idea to stop what it called the domino effect of nations moving politically towards communism‚ rather than capitalism by using its wealth and power. The United States was also cautious of a third World War‚ and needed military advantages over

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    Theme Of The Crucible

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    The Crucible has a containment of many different themes throughout all four acts. One theme that stood out to me was that it was set in a society where church and state were one with a strict religion. With this type of society the moral laws and state laws were pretty much the same‚ so sin and the status of an individual’ soul are public matters of a public concern. In Salem everything and everyone either belongs to God or the Devil. Another theme that was noticed was the role that hysteria

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    Chernobyl Essay

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    into enclosed containers and the people contained the radiated water. The Soviets also covered the reactor in a cement sarcophagus so more radiation could not escape‚ but the structure started to fall apart in 1997. There are plans to build a new containment over the current one and it is said to be completed in 2013. I chose this clean-up site because it seemed very interesting and I have heard about it and wanted to learn more about it. I learned a lot about the Chernobyl disaster and about the

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    Registered Nurse

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    Partial Literature Review: Scope and Significance of the Problem Hygiene and cleanliness are important parts of nursing care provided to hospitalized patients. Patients who are unable to bathe themselves are dependent on nursing staff for their hygienic needs. This population includes patients who are unable to care for themselves due to physical limitations such as age‚ bowel or bladder incontinence‚ injury and illness. The traditional bathing technique of soap and water provides good hygiene

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