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    French Connection History

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    In the year 1997 the British retailer “French Connection” began importing its products into the United States. Its maximum location of branches attained twenty-three. The company began to blossom with business in the late nineties, early twenties, because of its “FCUK” campaign. It brought interest to shoppers to see a rebellion, swear word all over clothing items and also worn as a fashion statement. But soon enough the “FCUK” campaign was going to get decrepit. In the year 2006, the company…

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    Chixoy Dam Guatemala

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    The World Bank funded the building of the Chixoy Dam in Guatemala, a project whose adverse effects are still being felt to-date. This dam was meant to develop a reliable source of energy but instead turned out to be a burden to Guatemala and its people. Most of the methods used to force people out of their native lands during the dam’s construction were brutal and in complete violation of human rights. Intimidation campaigns and the military were used to silence resistance. Over 400 men, women…

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    Muhammad Ali can fight one match and winds up with 5 million dollars. -Johnny Bench and most people can't make that in 3 years. This is why athletes are overpaid because other jobs deserve more. And most athletes go bankrupt anyway. Other jobs get paid a 5th of what athletes get paid this is why other jobs should get more. Most athletes get paid around an average of about 66 million dollars a year. Athletes also lose their money then they have no money to retire with. Some contracts can be…

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    During the Great Depression, twelve million people were unemployed and underneath the poverty line (Alchin). Scotch Tape was the go to fixer for many different household items that the people described above could not afford to replace or repair so they would use the scotch tape to fix any issues that they ran into; such as a broken toy, ripped paper, or even broken light bulbs (Alchin). Scotch tape has been a very useful invention that has been used over the many years that has changed the uses…

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    13 New Nations

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    The start of many new nations is a time of failure and improvement. The formation of the 13 new colonies and how they eventually lead to the creation of the United States is amazing as the nation as a whole jumps various obstacles. After the revolutionary war the U.S gained power as a nation through physical and economic growth. It also establish that it was a nation not to be messed with such as in the war of 1812 where the U.S was able to put up a fight against one of the worlds biggest army.…

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    What Led us to the Crash? In 2008 the world economy faced its most dangerous crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s. It was affecting millions of Americans and was one of the hottest topics in the Presidential campaigns. In fact, people cannot understand clearly the reasons why we have a financial crisis. What led us to the crash? Let’s discuss about how bank caused the financial crisis. Looking back on the history, after the Depression of 1920-21, the United States embarked on a period…

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    Crisis In Detroit

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    city’s “population increased at a fast rate” (10, 3), due to the auto industry, Detroit was the city to be in since much was growing, but things eventually changed. Detroit went bankrupt and downsizing was heavily implemented as a means for recovery. Street lights were cut, leaving people in the dark and room for crime and fear to grow. Bus lines were no longer in use and this led to people with no way to work or the possibility to find work. Due to the loss of population by 50% in a mere 50…

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    The first thing the author noticed about the video Unnatural Causes-Is Inequality Making Us Sick that environmental factors can have a huge affect on a communities’ health. It did not matter if it was a town in the United States or the Marshall Islands; both had a change in the environment that caused health problems. It makes one wonder what else could stress a community to the point of causing medical problems? With the Marshall Islands it was the limited sanitation, too many people in close…

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    Before the 1929 stock market crash, people lived normal lives, had regular amounts of income, and most were employed and happy. But one cold October morning, forevermore referred to as “Black Tuesday”, things took a turn for the worst. Due to irresponsibility and dumb trust in the stock market, it crashed that day, making all the banks close their doors. As a result, people lose their jobs, get little to no income, a lower quality of living, and an atmosphere of sadness. This is the beginning…

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    In 1929, the stock market crashed and began affecting many people who had invested their money and then ultimately many banks, because people couldn’t pay their loans or bills. This event was the catalyst for what is now known as the Great Depression. In 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected President of the United States of America and was dubbed the “New Deal” because of the many promises of new policies he would put into place to combat the Great Depression. In this essay I’ve incorporated…

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