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    debate was clear and accurate‚ but was not usually thorough. Information had several inaccuracies OR was usually not clear. Rebuttal All counter-arguments were accurate‚ relevant and strong. Most counter-arguments were accurate‚ relevant‚ and strong. Most counter-arguments were accurate and relevant‚ but several were weak. Counter-arguments were not accurate and/or relevant Use of Facts/Statistics Every major point was well supported with several relevant facts‚ statistics and/or examples. Every

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    both successes and failures. Especially when he was trying to accomplish his goals in life. One of his failures was when he was 20 and managed grain stores. This was because his mind was not occupied by his job‚ but was focused on the turmoil in the world. Even though he failed at managing grain stores‚ it allowed him to also succeed. This is because by focusing on the turmoil in the world‚ he saw humanity needed help and led him to find a solution for everyone. Another failure was when he found

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    How successfully did the National Government deal with the economic problems of the 1930s? In dealing with the economic depression of the 1930s‚ it is my opinion that the recovery of Britain was mainly due to the stages of rearmament in the run-up to the Second World War. This is not to say‚ however‚ that the National Government failed to combat the rises in unemployment‚ reaching a peak of three million‚ and the ruined staple industries‚ they implemented several policies to reboot the

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    brought success to all countries. After further research‚ however‚ the progress is actually better understood by researching modernization as a global process and analyzing the countries that did not have as great of success. Many countries were damaged greatly due to the revolution

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    Mao Zedong was a bad leader for China. While Mao was in power‚ many people lost their lives due to the Red Guards. The Red Guards were enforcing Mao’s policies because they thought that was the correct thing to do. The Red Guards assaulted people who held different opinions regarding the change in the culture of China. This resulted in people losing their lives ( Schwartz‚ 5). For example‚ when the peasants challenged Mao’s opinion about what they were told to do during the Great Leap Forward they

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    are now a model‚ not just for retail‚ but all companies across the United States and the world. Walmart is setting new standards that firms need to follow in order to even compete. They are the paradox of economies of scale. So‚ how did Walmart get to be as successful as it is today? Walmart is the epitome of one-stop-shopping‚ with a cornucopia of differing products at the lowest prices. They make their money from high volume and very fast turnover. Walmart is also an efficiency machine when it

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    the outsider‚ not only demonstrates a unique component in Israeli literature‚ but also serves as a universal message and adds another dimension on the Israeli Cultural Identity. Using the motif of the outsider‚ “The Way of the Wind” from Amos Oz’s Where the Jackals Howl‚ combines a number of aspects of the Israeli Cultural Identity and complements various narratives and poetry relating to not only the Kibbutz‚ but also Youth Aliyah and the Israeli military. Additionally‚ these works encompass a variety

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    Manifesto of the Communist Party I. Preface to the German Edition of 1872 a. Has been published in German‚ English‚ French‚ Polish‚ Russian‚ and Danish. b. The general principles laid down in the Manifesto are‚ on the whole‚ as correct today as ever. The application of the principles will depend on the historical conditions for the time being existing. c. The socialist literature is deficient as it stopped at 1847. d. The Manifesto has become a historical document which no one has any right

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    Do you ever wonder what lingers inside a wizard’s briefcase? Or what it takes to become: “one of them”. In Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them‚ Jacob Kowalski finds himself in a state of acceptance toward witches and wizards and their mesmerizing ways. Jacob eases into this strange concept by using methods such as exposing himself to magic‚ spending time with witches and wizards‚ and learning that these magical creatures that he once feared are harmless and rather spectacular. When you are new

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    democracy where everybody could vote. The parliament was called the Reichstag. The Weimar Republic had some enemies from both the left and the right. The opposition from the left came from the Spartakus‚ a group of communists that hoped to take over the Government‚ and were representing the workers of Germany. The Spartakus were led by Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht. The leaders of the Spartakus received help from the Russian Basheuiks‚ the revolution that turned Russia in to a communist country

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