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    In the hundred year period leading up to America’s declaration of independence, the colonists were largely independent until about a decade before the revolution. This period of independence was called “salutary neglect” because there were laws in place to regulate trade in the Americas, but they went unenforced. After the French and Indian War ended this period ended and new laws began being enforced. These British Imperial Policies, between 1763 and 1776, including land restrictions, new taxes…

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    proving themselves much less useful at the time. It’s important to remember that the significance of various air power missions will vary battle to battle, depending on the given resources, time, and situation, as well as current technology at the disposal of each army. However, as a rule, air power missions were less effective as they came into being throughout WWI, perhaps due to theorists and airmen getting ahead of themselves and…

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    they were the first to attack the USSR. They used atomic bombs that they created which caused even more conflicts with the United States so they were even more aggressive and non-compliant. The first atomic bomb they made was on July 16, 1945. Due to that tensions rose even…

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    the Villa to try and seize any unexploded ordnances. Kip is an Indian Sikh (is a panentheistic religion that originated in the Punjab Region of the Indian Subcontinent during the 15th century), a Sapper (Combat Engineer), specializes in bomb and ordnance disposal. The English patient and Kip immediately become friends. While being sedated by morphine, the patient reveals everything; how he was in love with and Englishwoman named Katharine Clifton. Katharine and her husband Geoffrey had attended…

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    Writing Skills Analysis

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    truly helped me to become a better writer. Over the course of those eight weeks my writing skills, that had been suffering from years of atrophy, were challenged; the biggest challenge of all being the research paper I did on the use of the atomic bomb. The amount of research required, as well as the paper's length, made for a difficult…

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    Leadership Style Speech Today, I will be introducing the different types of leadership used in the public services to you, before comparing and contrasting them. Different leadership styles require different characteristic traits which can be needed in certain fields of public services. The first leadership style I will be talking about is the authoritarian. An authoritarian makes decisions independently, which can cause low morale in the group because their opinions are not being heard.…

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    One of Man’s strongest instincts is that to protect and provide for himself. In doing so however, he has created nuclear weapons and energy. From experiments with radium in the late 1800s, to the creation of weapons of mass destruction during World War Two and finally the more recent disasters from nuclear power plant meltdowns. Man has started out with good intentions, but in so doing, he may have doomed himself. In 1896, radioactivity was discovered by Henri Becquerel (Nobelprize.org). Upon…

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    Psychopathy is a personality disorder manifested in people who use a mixture of charm, manipulation, intimidation, and occasionally violence to control others, in order to satisfy their own selfish needs (“Serial Murder”). This is exactly what killer Edmund Kemper used against his victims before committing numerous, heinous acts upon them and their corpora. Not only has Kemper been infamously used as an inspiration for many films and television shows, he also serves as a constant reminder to…

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    if they ever succeeded, they would surely use it(Willner).” The Threat of nuclear terrorism is completely being blown up by major world influences; the possibility of a terrorist organization getting hold of a nuclear weapon, whether it is a dirty bomb or all out warhead, is so close to nil, it won’t happen in a long time. The chance of terrorists using nuclear weapons to cause terror is not going to happen anytime…

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    War Dog Research Paper

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    40 years. In the US, dogs are utilized in a lot of different sections of the government. Dogs are used to “sniff” out drugs, bombs, scents from missing people, etc. War dogs are used as: patrol dogs, messenger dogs, mine dogs, casualty dogs, tunnel dogs and, sentry dogs, and more. Dogs are even used as morale boosters in military hospitals. Dogs are put in a dangerous line of work to help the military but is it humane? While these dogs do receive “top veterinary care”, they are forced to work…

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