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    The Minimum Wage Movement

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    The British Board of Trade defined “sweating” as “conditions of employment characterized by unusually low wage rates, excessive hours of labor, and/or unsanitary workplaces” (Blackburn 2007). The victims were coming forward with consumption, vision issues, heart palpitations, disorders of the spine, and other heart disease. One young woman was reportedly blinded by her work as a dressmaker’s apprentice (Blackburn 2007). It was industries in which “sweating” seemed to be a large problem (like…

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    Story of an Hour” was written by Katherine O’Flaherty Chopin 1850-1904 who was a keen observer of new orleans culture and made many stories like Bayou Folk (1894) and A Night in Acadie (1897) and it says that her best known work was The Awakening (1899) which describes the emotional growth of a new orleans wife and mother. In “The Story of an Hour” there is a women known as Mrs. Mallard who seems to be a widow to her husband's death and shortly after the news of the death of her husband it…

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    Many archetypes stand out when contemplating what type of person the "Man of Steel" was. Far from a hero, closer to the villain, but definitely a mass manipulator. This, more so, because of how he used his power to brainwash his entire union. Starting from the lowest point growing up, to gaining all the power and ability to kill anyone he pleased with the snap of a finger. Juvenile Iosif… began his life underprivileged and emotionally damaged. He was born into a family of neglect, which most…

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    His significant tombstone, in which indicates he is buried with his son Alfred claims he drowned and the body never found on October 4, 1882. However, he appears in the 1891 census! Could it be the tombstone should have 1892 instead? And then there is the other story about how he died — by being killed by a bear north of Parry Sound resulting in naming Killbear Park after the bear. (The naming of this park, from Killbear Point, is more likely named from the Objiwe Mukwa-Nayosh meaning 'Bear…

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    None of the adults can remember the time of their birth and early life. Our memories are cut off from approximately 3-7 years old. Such a phenomenon psychologists call infantile amnesia. The term "infantile amnesia" was brought by Sigmund Freud in 1899. According to Freud, the adults are not able to remember the events of the first 3-5 years of life, as in the first years of life the child is experiencing aggressive and sexual impulses often against their parents.…

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    The Perfect Dancer Body

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    We’ve all heard the music from the famous Nutcracker during the holidays. The famous ballet is an annual favorite among many people. However, the work that goes on behind the scenes is extensive, and not always known to audiences. Dancers work hours on end to become better at their art. Some dancers, however, are not born with the “perfect dancer body.” Anna Pavlova, one of the most famous and revered ballet dancers, had to overcome the obstacles she was born with. Anna Pavlova was rejected for…

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    In 1884, Europe congregated and, in an imperialistic fashion, determined who received which section of Africa. In this meeting, called the Berlin Conference, Britain received the region that is currently known as Uganda. Beginning their colonization in 1890, the British East Africa Company sent Captain F.D. Lugard to sign a treaty with the leader of the largest kingdom in the region, Buganda. Following the treaty, Lugard grew Britain’s influence further by signing two more treaties with the…

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    The Progressive era was a time where thinkers, like Theodore Roosevelt, wanted to better the United States. One of the ideas of these progressive thinkers was to ban alcohol, which led to prohibition and the 18th amendment. The 18th amendment prohibited the transportation, manufacture, and sale of alcohol. This amendment was passed by congress in December 1917 and ratified in January 1919, but didn’t go into effect until January 20th, 1920. After the 18th amendment was ratified, the Volstead…

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    There are many reasons why the First World War started. We can argue in how the alliances is the main reason for the First World War, but the following are proofs that imperialism is the real main reason. Imperialism is the main reason for the First World War because the battles to create the most powerful Empire caused so much tension between countries and colonies. Imperialism is also strongly attached to Nationalism, the Nationalist countries wanted to prove their power and power, which…

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    Arizona Essay

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    The great flood of 1899 occurred in Arizona it occurred on May, 31 the vast flood went for 23 miles. In 1846 the united states fights Mexico in the Mexican war, lasting for two years. In 1881 the gunfight at O.K. corral occurs killing many. The state of Arizona was admitted…

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