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    Big Idea Essay PAK 8 Accordingly, the Industrial Revolution was a time period which started in the 18th century and ended somewhere in the 19th century. This time era marked a significant change and can be characterized as the transition to new manufacturing processes. It also was a time of huge economic growth in many countries. Two countries, the United States and Britain, are two specific countries which were profoundly affected by the Industrial Revolution. Britain and the United states…

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    Nothing is more thought provoking than how the past can affect the future. Because of the conditions that they grew up in, John Locke, Mary Wollstonecraft, and Voltaire would have had different viewpoints on human nature. Some would admire it and aspire to uphold the laws and duties that were proclaimed in said writing while others would find small injustices within its words. Between these three individuals, their responses to the Preamble of the Declaration of Independence would be both…

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    Charles Darwin is commonly misattributed with developing the entire theory of natural selection, which he describes in his work The Origin of Species. However, Darwin was not the first scientist to take note of phenomena regarding species self-improvement nor did he even coin the term “natural selection”. Instead, Darwin was simply the first to provide accurate, natural world justifications for why species’ self-improvement occurred and, moreover, was the first to leave divine influence out of…

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    In Simon Blackburn’s “Think”, Blackburn argues whether an all good, all knowing, and all powerful entity does exist. I focused on the argument Blackburn posed on Chapter 5, “God”. Blackburn is wrong to claim that the existence of evil suggests an entity who is all-good, all-knowing, and all-powerful does not exist. Simon Blackburn discusses that there is no actual truth to religion since there is no concrete proof that there is even a God. Blackburn brings up the fact that it is not possible…

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    John Fitch Research Paper

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    The American in 1980 was not interested in the manufacturers and industry and wanted to stay rural and rely on Europe to be its workshop. However, they were in the eagerness to invent new America, whether in political and workshop revolutionaries, in which John Fitch was the first America to influence the workshop revolutionaries. John Fitch was an unsettling person who was in the searching for something great as to change America trade route for an affordable and safe. Fitch attends many fields…

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    . Galileo is one of the greatest scientists the world has ever seen. He made major contributions to the fields of physics, astronomy, cosmology, mathematics, and philosophy. He overcame many struggles and changed the way people look at the heavens. Galileo was one of the first to use the scientific method and many historians credit him for being the “founder of modern experimental science”. Galileo Galilei was born on February 15, 1564 in Pisa, Italy. He was the eldest of seven children born to…

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    Calvinism perspectives of religion were still prevalent, but the rise of Deism emphasized God as a powerful clockmaker who left the world after its creation. Many new ideas were introduced such as how leadership should be gained by meritocracy instead of birthrights. Other ideas from Enlightenment thinkers emphasized scientific explanations and observations of the…

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    Book Analysis Three: The Holiness of God Young Hoon (John) Kim The first chapter of the book emphasizes God as the Creator. “How we understand the person and character of God the Father affects every aspect of our lives” (13). In other words, if people do not accept God as the Creator, it will affect whole Christianity and people’s belief. Along with the acceptance of God as a Creator, the author, also, emphasizes the understanding of the holiness of In the second chapter of the book, the…

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    Isambard's Accomplishments

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    Isambard Kingdom Brunel is a well know English engineer from the later 1800’s and is more known for what he has done than who he is. Isambard’s father is Sir Marc Isambard Brunel and is a French civil engineer who at the time Isambard was born, he did work in block-making machinery. The ironic thing about Isambard is that he is an English engineer instead of a French engineer like his father. This creates multiple differences between father and son; one being that Marc is a civil engineer that…

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    Gender Stereotypes In Hugo

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    As can be observed across film, television, and literature for all ages we are surrounded by various gender stereotypes. While some walls of gender stereotypes are being broken down it is mostly by women into roles stereotypically filled by men. This point is made in the article Learning To Be Little Women and Little Men: The Inequitable Gender Equality of Nonsexist Children's Literature by Amanda B. Diekman and Sarah K Murnen which will be discussed in greater detail later. The awarding…

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