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    Joey Smallwood was a politician from Newfoundland who was the main force that brought Newfoundland join in the Canadian Confederation in 1949‚ and became the first Premier of Newfoundland.( Ibiography) Joey Smallwood was born in December 24‚ 1900 at Mint Brook‚ Newfoundland. When he was a teenager‚ he worked in a newspaper and his family moved to New York City in 1920. He also worked for a newspaper which named The Call. He returned to Newfoundland and then got married. At the same year‚ he set up

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    Gutenberg was born around the year of 1398 in Mainz‚ Germany. He was the third son of Freile zum Gensfleisch and Else Wirick zum Gutenberg. Johannes Gutenberg was an inventor‚ publisher‚ blacksmith and goldsmith. Johannes Gutenberg attended the university of Erfurt. During the early 1430s he moved to Strasbourg‚ where he began getting interested in printing and trying new things to create something new. In the year of 1430 Johannes Gutenberg started working on his invention‚ the printing press. Johannes

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    Gutenberg’s creation of the printing press was a revolutionary innovation which permanently changed the culture at the time. This invention was created around 1440. Nothing like it was ever seen before it. It allowed for many copies of books or articles to be printed relatively quickly. Books at the time were extraordinarily expensive. The only people that had access to them were the extremely rich. A peasant couldn’t imagine owning a book‚ let alone reading it. Because they were so unobtainable

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    1. The Inca empire spread over a small portion of land to the north in modern-day Ecuador and in parts of Peru. At its height‚ the Inca Empire included Peru and Bolivia‚ most of what is now Ecuador‚ a large portion of what is today Chile north of the Maule River in central Chile.The geography was rugged - Andes mountains‚ the coastline deserts‚ and the Amazon jungle. 2. A part of the Inca is adopted ideas and Institutions that had been pioneered by earlier cultures. two peoples who had especially

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    open the door to lesser artists who would work for less money and create art on a much less grandiose scale. Of course‚ many lesser works have been lost since they were not worthy of preservation in a museum. The invention of the printing press in the late fifteenth century made reproducible art possible. An artist could now easily make multiple copies of an engraving and sell copies to multiple buyers at a much lower cost. Engravings by Mantegna and Albrecht Durer became very popular

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    The work of the abolitionists was the most important reason for the abolition of slavery and slave trade. Do you agree? In 1807‚ an Act of Parliament abolished the trade of slaves in the British colonies. However‚ it was not until 1833 that an act was passed to free all slaves in Britain’s colonies. The enslaved received no compensation for their sufferings or for having their freedom denied. On the other hand‚ the plantation owners did receive compensation from the British government for the

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    TABLE OF CONTENT Part A The importance of Press Releases 1 Press Release 4 Part B Advertisement 6 References 7 PART A: THE IMPORTANCE OF PRESS RELEASES Though human beings have witnessed the dramatic development of the media that enables people to gather information everywhere via cell phones or digital devices‚ the newspaper unquestionably remains an important source of news for almost all people. Readers‚ through newspapers‚ can find information about upcoming events

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    Rome was an ancient civilization that lasted for around 1‚000 years. During the Pax Romana‚ Rome had become very successful. They had a great sense of patriotism and loyalty towards Rome. After their success‚ Rome gradually fell. Rome also went from a republic to an empire‚ which slowly affected them. The Romans were focused on entertainment and violence because they were focused on this their empire was lacking of strength. The reason that is the most significant for Rome’s fall is the loss of

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    The printing press‚ paper‚ and cell phones are all inventions that changed history in many ways. They have changed industry and communication as well as our everyday life. We use these objects all the time but never even think about how it was possible for you to have that object. What made those objects available for you to use without even a thought about how it was possible. What are some of these inventions‚ how have they changed society‚ and how has it improved for our use today? Yes‚ one

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    The First World War (1914 -1918) was the most destructive event in the 20th century of world history‚ which covered the entire global and all nations in the world. “At the war’s end‚ all European belligerents were economically depleted and suffered devastating losses in human life‚ which totaled nearly ten million.”1 Statistically‚ the numbers of people who died in those four years of war were 1‚800‚000 Germans‚ 1‚700‚000 Russians‚ 1‚384‚000 French 1‚290‚000 from Austria-Hungary and 743‚000 British

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