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    Meals times have been around for centuries. they have been an important time for families to gather together and talk about their days‚ but have they been changing. Families have now started to change with the evolution of food and culture. People have stopped having meals together due to conflicting schedules and they disregard the importance of family time. According to Susie Burrell‚ a journalist for the Advertiser‚ ‘A number of studies have now been shown that regular family meals appear to

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    Two things I would change in the world The world has become a chaotic and a challenging place to live in. It is tough to choose only two things that the world should change‚ that’s why I am a strong believer of chain reactions. It was in 1913‚ when Max Bodenstein‚ a German chemist‚ first introduced this idea. What about changing something relatively small to achieve a bigger and major change in this enormous world? It is common knowledge that environmental problems are getting worse every

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    What are some of the ways groups of people are identified? There are many ways a group of people can be identified are race‚ ethnicity‚ religion and gender. also Within these four groups there are five distinctiveness that they all have that make them fall into a minority group. Those five characteristics are one-sided treatment‚ unique physical or cultural traits‚ i unintentional membership‚ awareness of subordination‚ and in-group marriage. The racial group is a group of folks that

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    Change can be both negative and positive‚ bringing about unexpected consequences. In both of the texts‚ the personas are widowers‚ struggling to handle their changed situation created by the death of their loved one. We can see the unexpected consequence of the loneliness they experience and the hope that they have in the midst of despair. The first text ‘Widower in the country’ by Less Murray uses a slow and reflective that emphasises the personas isolation and grief and to explore his reflections

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    CHANGE Is America ready for a change? And now that a chance is given‚ will it be taken? John Edgar Wideman‚ writer of “Street Corner Dreamers” wonders himself. Will the youth step up and make a difference? and become more than a stereotype. Is it right for Americans to rest on their laurels? His thoughts on appearance and reality‚ can the color of the president insure change. Wideman wonders about the youth today. There are too many of them running around doing nothing with their lives. Seeping

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    Biodiversity has been on the decline over the past century and the background rate has been mostly accelerated by the humans. Considerable damage has already been done. Possible solutions have been discussed and categorising species according to how in danger they are is one of those solutions. Below are some of the threatened organisms in different continents around the world. TABLE OF CONTENTS Africa Mammals Birds Reptiles Amphibians Fishes Asia Mammals Birds Reptiles

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    What technologies have been used to kill people‚ and why? Killing technology has been on show during the major wars in the 20th century; and the killing rate increased drastically in the last century. During 20th century major developments took place in gas weapons‚ small arms‚ large guns and weapons of mass destruction which were in use during World War 1 and World War 2. Killing was not seen as an objective in war however‚ it was seen as being a more humane method and to make war shorter. The

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    was the most important factor in the growth of the British Empire. Do you agree? One of the main factors of the growth of the British Empire is trade. The other main factors are: rivalries with other European countries‚ the spread of Christianity and the desire to colonise. All of these factors are important‚ but I think that the main one is trade. Trade earned a lot of money‚ and the East India Company had a lot to do with this. Some of the money which was made from trade was

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    Change is the alteration of a physical‚ spiritual or emotional state over a period of time. These changes are evident in the three texts studied and will be discussed during this essay. Ad-VERSE-ity - a verse novella - was the first core text studied composed by students from Collingwood Alternative School in collaboration with published poet Amelia Walker. The second text studied was a reflective short story written by Hannah Roberts‚ which deals with the narrator remembering her childhood experiences

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    During the period 1876-1900‚ there were many different changes to American agriculture. Prior to the American Civil War‚ the United States started a systematic policy of territorial expansion across the continental United States. During this process of expansion‚ land was gained from the Native Americans and the Mexicans through different wars and treaties. However‚ the changes that technology‚ government policy‚ and economic conditions caused shall be explained. The Industrial Age accentuated

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