however‚ is: “was America ever great?” To answer this question we must determine what greatness means. According to Merriam-Webster‚ the definition of greatness is “remarkable in degree‚ magnitude‚ or effectiveness.” If we can say that America was great at its founding in 1789‚ and we can also say that it was great in 1950‚ then how must we change our definition of greatness in order to account for the difference between the country at these two times? America was great at both of these points in history
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What if the Internet were the only source of information The Internet is the most important source of information in the modern world. You can do a lot of different things: watch funny videos about kittens‚ read actual news from all over the world‚ connect you with your friends‚ or something like that. You also have an access to a big free encyclopedia named ‘Wikipedia’. There you can look after things you have never heard about‚ but also after some useful things‚ like a definition of some
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“American corporate designers were learned in Modernist theory‚ but nevertheless found bulbous aerodynamic bodyshells an appropriately slick garb for wares of a vigorous‚ efficient society with an aggressive faith in its future. Flashy exaggeration at the hands of the stylists‚ ever compelled to ‘improve’ on last year’s model‚ gave streamlining a bad name.” (Hodges‚ Coad‚ Stone‚ Sparke‚ Aldersey-Williams‚ The New Design Source Book‚ 1992‚ p.158) Discuss in relationship to the ‘innovation’ in household
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Ben Roberson During the 1950 ’s there was significant social change taking place in America. Young people were dissatisfied with certain conservative aspects of society and their conduct reflected this. They embraced the rock and roll culture‚ the new style of music and also the new styles of dancing and dress that were associated with it shocked the older more conservative people. Young people were also quick to protest against the controversial issues of the 1950 ’s. Civil Rights‚ the Vietnam
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Incandescent light‚ batteries‚ electrical outlets‚ telephones‚ and movies; what would life be like without them? Thanks to one man‚ Thomas Edison‚ we can have all of these luxuries‚ and many‚ many more. Thomas Edison lived from‚ 1847 to 1931‚ and in those years‚ he forever changed the world. Edison was quoted saying‚ “My desire‚ is to do everything within my power to further free the people from drudgery‚ and create the largest possible measure of happiness‚ and prosperity” (Edison qtd. In Venable
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Technological Factor Technological advancement in all the sectors of the country has changed the entire socio-economic environment. Especially in the textile sector there is a lot of technological development. Technology y Coupled the capability and competency vertical production facility that can convert raw cotton to final finished consumer product always attract attention of customer. The complexities of achieving business success through increased efficiency‚ effectiveness and competitiveness
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(HUMAN PROBLEMS in Technological ChangeA CASEBOOK Edited by EDWARD H. SPICER‚ RUSSELL SAGE FOUNDATION New York ©1952) 1. THE PROBLEM 2. THE COURSE OF EVENTS 3. RELEVANT FACTORS ➢ References for further study ➢ Answer question presented in the problem before thinking reading the rest of the case. 4. THE OUTCOME 5. ANALYSIS ➢ Suggestions For Study: The Formulation Of Questions [pic] http://web.media.mit.edu/~reilly/spicer1.html HUMAN PROBLEMS in Technological Change A CASEBOOK
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that “nineteenth-century European societies were engaged in a struggle for existence among themselves?” There was a struggle‚ a great struggle between countries who were nationalist or imperialist. The struggle was because of competition. This is where Charles Darwin and his work of the struggle of existence ties Herder and Hobson’s opinions together. First I must assume that there was a struggle between societies even though there clearly was between each nation because of the competition‚ the
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business world (Klein‚ K). But‚ written by (Mathews‚ R et al) in the Academy of Entrepreneurs‚ it states that according to a study by Northeastern University’s School of Technological Entrepreneurship in 2006‚ it showed that “entrepreneurs are born‚ not made” (Taylor 2006). Thus it will be argued that entrepreneurs are neither born nor made‚ and rather that they can learn to have an entrepreneurial mind but‚ that it does help to be born with certain personality traits of an entrepreneur. The Business
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