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    For most people when you ask them whom they believe is the most influential person in the media, Banksy is not even on that list. He has however managed to make a huge impact on the art world as well as to the people who are able to view his work. He works undercover, and is rarely seen. He is under the impression that the less that people know about him, the more they will concentrate on his art and what it is really trying to say to us as his viewers. He does not make art to make others happy,…

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    Throughout the years, dating all the way back to 2400 B.C., technology has made an essential impact on the lives of millions all over the world. Many of the technological advances were made during times of evolution, change, or crisis in the creators era of being. Of these many advances, most were authored by men. During the 20th century, women began to speak out for their rights and pursue their dreams and occupations. One woman, Grace Hopper, was one of these inspirational role models who…

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    Japanese Urbanization

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    History has shown that the rise of nations follows a specific path. First, urbanization grows as individuals move to cities in order to find jobs and resources. Next, modernization and industrialization occur as a result of more people living in close proximity to one another. Evidence of this can be seen in the change of architecture since houses normally become restructured to fit more buildings in smaller spaces. Other aspects that often occur while a nation is rising is militarization along…

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    time followed a specific format. They all consisted of a picture that used symbolism to represent the situation, and a few words to further clarify the portrayal. Two men that were mocked often, were entrepreneurs John D. Rockefeller and Cornelius “Commodore” Vanderbilt; business magnates in the oil and railroad industry, respectively. In one of the satires, cartoonist Udo…

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    The Significance of Sakamoto Ryoma Sakamoto Ryoma, born in 1835 and died in 1867, was an anti-tokugawa samurai who revolutionarily influenced not only the nation but, societal beliefs, values, cultural behaviours, political endeavours and Japan itself. The significance of his legacy continues to inspire and express the importance of equality and pride for the country he belonged to. His outspoken actions and decisions throughout his life go on to modify modern day Japanese society and make him…

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    Turning Point in America Even though the Spanish-American war only lasted four months, it caused a turning point in American foreign policy, and had a continuing effect on America many years later. The Spanish-American war took place in 1898 lasting until 1902 under the presidency of William McKinley. America had been isolated in foreign policies many years previous which changed drastically due to the Spanish American War causing America to control more power. During this time America was…

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    The Open Boat Nihilism

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    controversial topics of the story, the point of view in “The Open Boat” can be argued with valid evidence to be either 3rd person limited, or 1st person limited omniscient. Many know that Crane himself was the correspondent in the sinking of the U.S.S Commodore, so many conclude that he is crafting the story through his waking experience (Crane, Stephen). Crane’s brush with death and tragedy also could be an influence to writing the story in 3rd person limited. With different passages from the…

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    Tron

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    What makes this film even more interesting is the fact that it is one of the first motion pictures to replicate the video game craze on the rise in the 1980s. The main character in Tron is a computer programmer who is zapped into the cyberworld he helped create, forced to duel in gladiatory digital games, and tries to outsmart a corrupt master program. The film Tron works best on strictly an entertainment value, its colorful, has actions, and looks incredibly fun, much like a huge video game…

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    History of operating systems COMPUTER OPERATING SYSTEMS (OSes) present a collection of capabilities necessary along with seeing that used by almost all application DEALS having a LAPTOP OR COMPUTER, plus the back links was needed to take care of along with synchronize processing products. Regarding the first personal computers, without key method, each software necessary the full elements spec to operate the right way along with attain usual obligations, as well as unique owners intended for…

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    Question 1: Many sultans initiated military reforms in the Ottoman Empire through military from the 18th century to the 20th century. As a result, some of them forced to leave the throne or were assassinated. Mahmud II learned from the mistakes of his predecessor, Selim II. For example, he developed an elite army to defeat the Janissary forces that have once been the dominant force in the Ottoman Empire. After getting rid of the Janissaries, Mahmud II began creating diplomatic divisions within…

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