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    suffering from major economic problems. People could barely afford to eat or maintain an income and it wasn’t looking to get any better. Rapidly spreading ideas of Enlightenment inspired the Third Estate to pursue change and self-determination for the true French nation, which was the citizens themselves. France is living proof that Enlightenment ideas can influence…

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    Nhs Social Changes

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    The purpose of this assignment it to identify, describe and analyse the importance of the core changes that NHS has brought to the people of Britain since it was first introduced. To have a wider understanding of the context, a review on century back since its introduction will be explained in more detail. Firstly, a definition of what Social policy will be given in order to understand the process of Social policy- making. Social policy is considered as a political activity, which seeks the…

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    The French Revolution

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    the French Revolution, mainly because of the events going on in the Americas at the time. Both nations had a heavy influence on the other, with the French loaning a lot of support to the Americas in terms of troops on land and sea. Meanwhile many American thinkers and some military went over to France after the success of their own revolution was nearly complete. The two nations would form a close bond in the years after, and in both world wars, the friendliness between them would be crucial,…

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    double leaving many to starve. In addition, they are burdened by taxes which accumulates to 50% of their income. Enlightenment ideas spread across France where many people of the third estate are questioning the structure of the Old Regime and are looking for equality, liberty, and democracy. The starvation from most of the third estate, the conflicting ideas between the Enlightenment and Old Regime, and certain privileges…

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    Many countries in the past had a monarchy, this meant that those who had royal titles, such as nobles or religious leaders had the most money. And of course, there had to be a lower class which made up the majority. In France the lower class was called ‘the third estate’ but most nobles and higher ups referred to them as peasants. Over time, the peasants of France started to realize that while they were being heavily taxed and overworked, the noblemen and women were living luxurious lives due to…

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    Even though the Middle Ages is usually referred to as the “Dark Ages”, due to the troubles and hardships faced by those who lived during that time, it was also a great vivacity and enthusiasm because that was when Europe’s golden revolution started to emerge. According to Gray Boyce, “Even at its worst it performed the function of guarding… but even more it was creative and inventive, and transmitted to later ages great riches of its own.” (Boyce 69). At this time, Europe had begun to preserve…

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    The 18th century Enlightenment was constant battle between freedom and order in every aspect that makes up a country. This is because an enlightenment is the balancing of liberty and order in all aspects that make up a country. Although traditionally thought of as a simple philosophical movement, the European enlightenment specifically contains much more than first brought to the eye. Politically between an absolute government and a democracy, morally for the sake of science, socially with the…

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    In this essay I will be going over two major causes and effects of the Latin American and French Revolution. One major cause of the French revolution was was the rebellion of the 3rd estate. France was made up of three estates. The Clergy belonged to the First Estate. The Clergy was sub­divided into two groups i.e. the higher clergy and the lower clergy. They did not pay any tax to the monarch. The Nobility was regarded as the Second Estate in the French Society. They also did not pay any tax…

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    Thomas Robert Malthus, known as Robert, was born at the Rookery on February 13, 1766. At an early age he showed signs of high intelligence. He received private tutoring until in 1784 he entered Jesus College located in Cambridge. He studied for clergy while simultaneously reading about mathematics and philosophy. Similarly to Adam Smith, Malthus was impressed by Newton and read Newton’s books including Philosophias Naturalis Principia Mathematica. The Master of Jesus College warned Malthus that…

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    The Industrial Revolution came with great economic development for the United States. Taking place in the 18th to 19th centuries, what you found for the most part was agricultural, rural societies in Europe and America advancing to industrial and urban societies. Preceeding to the Industrial Revolution, which began in Britain in the late 1700s, manufacturing was often accomplished in the home's of the people, with basic machines and hand tools. Economic development marked a change to powered,…

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