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    The effects of the industrial revolution The effects of the industrial revolution were negative in many ways. It sure did improve our world with the sacrifices of many lives including kid’s lives. Not only that but it took many jobs from people away and left them with no way to make any type of income. For example it was stated in a documentary about the industrial revolution across the world that people started to riot and attempt to destroy the machines because it left the people with no jobs

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    Scientific contemporary issues: The causes and effects of air pollutants There are many different air pollutants created from many different sources. Sources of air pollution range from car exhaust emissions (Carbon dioxide‚ Carbon monoxide‚ Nitrogen Dioxide‚ Lead & particulate matter)‚ industrial sources such as factories‚ power plants and refineries (Sulphur dioxide‚ Nitrogen dioxide‚ Carbon monoxide‚ carbon dioxide etc) air-conditioning and refrigeration (CFCs). Natural sources also

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    goods. While goods were constantly being produced‚ the time period known as the Industrial Revolution forever changed the production of goods. New machines and factories led to more efficient means for producing goods. With this revolutionary time period came many effects‚ both positive and negative‚ as well as responses to these effects that would eventually lead to the world as we know it today. Some effects‚ however‚ had both positive and negative impacts on the economy. For example‚ rapid industrialization

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    11/10/11 Cause and effect Todays technology has good and bad effects but distraction is‚ in my opinion the major result. Todays’ technology has its good effects and bad effects on society. But distraction is a really bad effect on society. Yes‚ technology is good‚ better communication between people and major advancements. But little things such as cellphones‚ gps and much are major distractions on an everyday life. These distractions could happen while you’re in school‚ at your job and

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    Technology (Cause) & Its Effect on Society In the emergence of the information age‚ basic technological literacy and access are no longer optional‚ but essential in today’s society. As more everyday task‚ such as applying for jobs‚ banking‚ shopping‚ and obtaining general information move into cyberspace‚ those without computer access are finding themselves segregated from the rest of the digital world. It can be argued that because of the technological demand on today’s society‚ literacy in

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    Causes and Effects of Unemployment Travis Epling Strayer University ENG 105 Jeanette Trammel 9/14/14 Causes and Effects of Unemployment There are many reasons for unemployment in the United States and around the world. Some of these causes are created by the individual and others are out of their control. No matter what the cause for unemployment‚ it has a devastating effect on the individual‚ family‚ and economy. Unemployment defined by the Encyclopedia Britannica is the condition of one

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    What is Computer Addiction? Computer addiction is a relatively new term used to describe a dependency on one’s computer. Computer addiction is not limited to personal computers (PCs). It covers video games and the Internet and has already been given a label by psychologists‚ namely Internet addiction disorder (IAD). Internet/Computer Addiction is the excessive use of the internet/computer that affects their daily life activities. This includes gaming‚ gambling‚ pornography‚ shopping‚ blogging and

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    Dynasty and forcing China to trade with other parts of the world. As discussed in class‚ these trade negotiations also led to concessions that shaped world trade up to the current day. In order to understand this statement‚ a review of the causes and effects of the First Opium War is necessary. In the 17th and 18th centuries‚ Great Britain in particular developed a keen interest in Chinese goods‚ but a trade imbalance existed: "Western traders…had long sought a variety of Chinese products

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    “E-skolar Attendance Monitoring System with Schedule tracker for Barangay Muzon Scholar Grantees” CHAPTER I PROBLEM AND ITS BACKGROUND INTRODUCTION An attendance-monitoring system serves as a time log that is set up as a computerized database. An attendance- monitoring system maintains a daily record of a person’s arrival and departure time from home/school. The attendance-monitoring system database is an application that contains electronic files about a person’s history. It contains

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    The Glorious Revolution of 1688 led to the decline of governance and the removal of proprietors in the colonies which gave the colonists more self-rule which they were jubilant about. The term to describe this self-rule became known as salutary neglect. Another event was the French and Indian War that took place in the colonies between several European nations seeking to defend their territories. As a result of the war‚ several colonists went to a meeting known as the Albany Congress which helped

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