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    and more small reasons‚ the Titanic sank‚ causing many casualties and changes in maritime regulations (Fahey 22-23). The Titanic sinking was essentially the iceberg but other reasons could have led to the speedy sinking and casualties. Those other reasons include‚ a shortage of binoculars‚ lifeboat shortage‚ and a missed iceberg warning (Waxman). The Titanic was four days into her first voyage from Southampton to New york‚ and there were 2‚222 people aboard the ship (Basset). There were ice warnings

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    Ever thought about the rough path that was created in order to establish equality amongst the blacks and whites? Or all the people who were accused of unjustly due to racial prejudice? The Scottsboro trial of 1931 showed not only the racial prejudice against African Americans‚ but also showed the changing attitude that occurred from the nation’s reaction to such a trial‚ providing an opportunity for change. 1931‚ a time filled with racial discrimination‚ began the unfortunate circumstance for

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    mind. A discontented scientist who discerns the weaknesses of the current model can spark a revolution by discovering a new credible way of looking at the universe. One of the most prominent and revolutionary discoveries in the history of physics was Albert Einstein’s resolution of the inconsistencies in the current model of mechanics and electromagnetism with special relativity. Rather than attempting to remold Maxwell’s equations‚ Einstein‚ in 1905‚ rejected prevailing assumptions about the nature

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    characteristics essential to the period of imperial domination. The operation of formal annexation and other dominations in order to exercise control over territory by a sovereign is widely perceived to be empire’s key characteristic. However‚ does this characteristic not taint empire’s legacy and overwhelm its positive establishments? Empires around the world established the creation of connections‚ through networks of religious or ethnic communities‚ colonies‚

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    Truman) decided intervene in The conflict and the 24th Infantry Division Landed in Korea on July 2‚ 1950‚ establishing the Command Post of 8th US ARMY in Korea (EUSAK) in Taegu‚ 60 miles northwest of Pusan. The Pusan Perimeter was held for 82 days in the fall of 1950 and this is one of the first major battles in the country. The North Koreans decide to attack the United Nations (UNITED STATES‚ GREAT BRITAIN‚ SOUTH KOREA‚ CANADA‚ NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA). The UN had around 140‚000 troops on ground

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    The 20th century of Tyne and Wear region was the time period of gold. It was famous because of the coal making‚ shipbuilding‚ and iron industry. Those heavy industries brought a fast economic growth and urbanization. The boom period of the 1950s saw unemployment levels as low as three percent (Robinson‚ 1988). However‚ this golden period came to an end due to the globalization‚ cheaper imports of oil and competition from foreign companies. Between 1950 and 1970 over one hundred coal mines were closed

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    communities in order to solve community problems. Some houses have a specific focus such as children‚ women‚ employment etc. Others are simply a resource in the community for everything from employment to education. These houses were so successful that many are still in operation today. The settlement movement began in the 1880s in both England the United States. This time period was where settlement houses got their momentum. The goal of the settlement movement was to bring the rich and poor of

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    My report examines the connections of death across texts and what those reasons of death say about society we live in today. The texts I used were Schindler’s List‚ directed by Steven Spielberg‚ The Road‚ written by Cormac McCarthy‚ The Wasteland‚ by T.S Eliot and Fire and Ice‚ written by Robert Frost. I felt that all these texts reflected how society shows this idea of death and how we interpret these concepts to become the social norm. One of the large ways death is presented in these texts is

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    That Was Then‚ This is now By S.E. Hinton Journal #1: Chapter 1: That Was Then‚ This is Now is quickly becoming an intriguing novel. In Chapter one‚ we only meet a few characters; Bryon; who is the main protagonist‚ Mark; who is Bryon’s best friend and lives with him and his mother. M&M; who is a friend of theirs‚ Charlie; who is a bartender‚ Curly; who is in a gang‚ and Tim; the leader of the “Shepard Gang.” Bryon is 16 years old‚ and plays the biggest role in the novel. He’s good

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    history‚ and nothing more. While slavery certainly was cruel‚ its existence did end up playing a major role in the young nation’s history. Slavery was common throughout the American colonies since 1619‚ when the first slaves arrived‚ and continued to prevail for the next two centuries. Since the colonies were near the coast and relied heavily on agriculture‚ “the demand for labor far exceeded the supply‚ and slavery was an obvious solution to the problem” (Cunion 1). Slavery helped the early farmers to

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