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    people it would be impossible to imagine life without it. The Sputnik scare On October 4‚ 1957‚ the Soviet Union — a union of republics led by Russia — launched the world’s first man-made satellite into orbit. The satellite‚ known as Sputnik‚ did not do much: It tumbled aimlessly around in outer space‚ sending blips and bleeps from

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    I knew he was leaving. I could see the anxious anticipation in my mothers body language in the days before. I knew he was leaving. I coud hear him still rummaging around in the closet‚ carefully selecting the uniforms that he would wear when he was gone. I felt a slight pain in my chest knowing that I would now become the man of the house once again. I saw him lay his duffel bag along with his carry on in the corner of the living room that he and I had painted the month before. I glanced up to the

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    During Stalin’s Soviet Union during‚ it is recorded that some economic factors were considered‚ while some were disregarded due to the uprising of industrialisation‚ collectivisation and command economy‚ which had effected the Russian population in a negative way. Industrialisation‚ collectivisation and command economy were to be seen as the major economic factors regarded by Stalin during his rule‚ as it helped and achieved his belief of “Socialism in One Country”. Understanding the concept of collectivisation

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    The Soviet Union was a horrible and the most powerful communist state that has ever existed. It was created by the merger of a ton of socialist countries in Eastern Europe and North Asia that all collectivized into one incredibly centralized state. The Communist Party took over in the October Revolution of 1917 led by Vladimir Lenin fighting against the Mensheviks. They established themselves as the sole ruling party of the Soviet Union‚ and placed their headquarters in Moscow‚ Russia. The Soviet

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    Daughter Leaving Home

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    I. Title: To a Daughter Leaving Home by Linda Pastan By reading the title‚ we as a reader can guess that it is a mother expressing her feeling on her daughter is grew and is time to leave home. We can tell she is trying to tell the reader how much she loves her daughter. Even she does not want to let her daughter go‚ but she chose to let her be independent. I believe this title is very important and conclude what the poet is trying to tell the reader. II. Organization (Stanzaic or Continuous? Importance

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    Why did trade unions suffer setbacks in the period up to 1906? In the 1870s there was the growth of new unionism which meant the growth of trade unions for unskilled workers. This meant that all of the cheap labour that the employers took for granted now had a voice and wanted change. The majority of employers didn’t want this change because all of the cheap labour benefitted them. In the lead up to 1906 there were a series of events that caused the employers to clamp down and battle the trade unions

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    Union vs. Non-Union

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    Union Vs. Non-Union Lonelle Minesinger EVOC 638 Dr. Scarcella Up until about 5 years ago‚ I never really thought about unions‚ and then I needed help and my union was there for me and fought for me! So when I saw this choice on Dr. Scarcella’s list of topics‚ I thought it would be interesting to learn more about it. In my adult life I have held two primary jobs. My first being at Loma Linda University Medical Center‚ which is non-union and I heard about some really bizarre reasons to fire

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    wedding day or their child leaving‚ poets often reflect about their own memories. The poets purpose to get the reader to feels the emotions they feel while writing the poem‚ and allow the reader to connect with their poem. In this poem‚ Pastan explores the feelings of a parent’s passion and happiness but also sadness of one’s child growing up. The poem “To a Daughter Leaving Home”‚ by Linda Pastan is a very emotional poem‚ you can assume that the poem is about their child leaving home. You can assume

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    Leaving Gilead Analysis

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    Intro- in the book leaving gilead by pat Carr‚ saranell is distraught and is emotionally not cared for; her mother is in denial of a broken life and marriage‚ winters coming‚ Ian isn’t home‚ the revolutionary war has begun and the world feels as if its caving in. Geneva‚ the mother of saranell is emotionally unbalanced from things that perpetually get her down. What are these things? Will Ian ever come home? Find it all out as Pat leads the reader on a journey of heartfelt compassion and emotional

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    Daughter Leaving Home

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    In Linda Pastan’s To a Daughter Leaving Home‚ the speaker’s detailed recollection of teaching a daughter to ride a bicycle illustrates the emotions of a parent as a child matures and eventually leaves home‚ utilizing the experience as a metaphorical depiction of the daughter’s growth into adulthood. As the parent initially “lop[es] along beside [the child]‚” the speaker highlights the necessity of restraint in a parent to protect the daughter and watch closely her actions to ensure that she stays

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