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    a big problem and that lead to blacks and whites not even being allowed to drink at the same water fountain. This caused change and migration. Migration of the African Americans from The South to The North. The Great Migration took place between 1916-1970. The African Americans migrated from The South to North to places like Chicago. The African Americans moved to get freedom and to be able to live without segregation. They wanted to be able to have work and food for their families. They…

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    Ww1 Economic Effects

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    As a result of the USA joining the war in 1916, industry production of weapons and war efforts in America boomed. Manufacturers had to keep production up to the pace needed to support the war. The total cost of WW1 for America was approximately $32 billion. Comparing the two world wars for America, WW1 ended with a depression and WW2 did not, which is one of the biggest economic differences after the wars. The post–World War I recession was an economic recession that hit much of the world in…

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    The first modern Olympic which have been cancelled is in 1916, Berlin Olympics. This Olympic has been cancelled because of WWⅠ that started in 1914 and ended in 1918. At the first, Olympic organization had been prepared for the games even after the war had outbroken because nobody could guess that the war had continued so long. The game venue had been constructed 1912 to 1913, but the game was cancelled in the end. Tokyo Olympic in 1940 was also cancelled due to the influence of another war,…

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    Gm Company History

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    General motors or (GM) was founded by William C. Durent on September 16, 1908 as a holding company for Buick in 1909.Then GM purchased the Rapid Motor Vehicle company creating the basis of General Motor truck company, from which the GMC truck brand came from. That same year the Reliance Motor Car company was purchased by GMC. Then in 1911 Rapid and Reliance was merged. And the first GMC truck appeared in 1912 at the vehicle exhibited in the New York international auto show.Some 22,000 trucks…

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    If I could go back in time, I would go back to 1944. Just thirty minutes away from my home in Taylorsville, NC, seventy-two years ago, Hickory, NC marked the largest polio outbreak in the United States. This tragic uprising brought the town of Hickory closer than it has ever been. Hickory responded by turning a local camp into an extensive emergency hospital almost overnight. The first patients were admitted within 54 hours, the triumph that became known as “The Miracle of Hickory.” Patients…

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    about the need for change in the U.S. Government in his essay titled “Civil Disobedience”. Thoreau wrote this because he saw fault in his government that took his tax dollars, yet did not oppose the “political and moral evil” of slavery. Likewise, in 1916 Mahatma Gandhi wrote “On Civil Disobedience” after having been beaten and jailed for what he calls “arbitrary laws” in South Africa. Gandhi’s peace would eventually have tremendous impact on social and political reforms through his non-violent…

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    The Oneida Community

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    Russell believed that “the true Christian church needed to witness God’s plan to all who would listen, offering them the opportunity to survive the Endtimes and even be raptured to Heaven preceding them” (Ashcraft and Daschke 280). After Russell died in 1916, Joseph Rutherford took on the leadership role and changed the name of the group to the Jehovah’s Witnesses. Rutherford placed a bigger emphasis on proselytizing to nonbelievers and focused on door-to-door evangelism. Additionally,…

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    Fruit Fly Lab Report

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    The main goal inathe experiment was to determine theainheritance pattern of aaparticular mutation. A asecondary goal in conductingathis lab was to study and comprehend mendelian genetics. In this experiment, Drosophilaamelanogaster, commonlyaknown as fruit flies, were used to studyaand understand the principles of mendelianagenetics. D. melanogasterawas also used as a model to identifyathe patterns of inheritance of certainamutant traits in fruit flies. Mendel’salaw ofasegregation is important…

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    In the story of A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man, several underlying motifs sometimes make up an almost subliminal, sometimes very obvious message of music, flight, and sin. These motifs are what I believe really make this story hard hitting and relatable for some of us. Music is apparent in how Stephen turns things into little songs like at the very beginning when Dante is threatening him. He repeats it in a quick cute little tune. He also sang when he was dancing with his mother and…

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    George Washington Carver was born and grew up in Diamond Missouri. It was during Civil War times but the exact dates of his birth are unknown. He lived with the white family that kept his mother as a slave. He got his masters degree from Iowa State University in 1896. He proceeded into the agricultural department to study plants and soil. He developed and invented many different uses for peas, sweet potatoes and peanuts. George Washington Carver originally had a lot of background…

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