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    The short story “Sudden” written by Duncan Long and the poem “Anthem for Doomed Youth” by Wilfred Owen presents how war has corrupted our humanity throughout history. Writers reflect their belief on the tragedy of war. This is presented through Duncan Long’s story which shows the reality of war that is brutal and violent through imagery and characterisation, suggests that war destroys innocence in youth. Through the use of symbolization, the poet, Wilfred Owen explores the idea that deaths in…

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    Question 1: Explain how a child’s education was impacted? Many schools in Britain were occupied by the military with some fully converted into military hospitals. Alternative schools had to be built to keep the curriculum going. There was a shortage of staff as many of the male staff had participated in the Great War, so classes had to be combined, retired teachers had to teach again and unqualified and trainee teachers were called on the job. Many schools were damaged from aircraft bombings and…

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    PART A Are some races genetically predetermined to be smarter or stronger? What are the arguments saying they are? In the 1820’s and 30’s there was a man by the name Samuel G. Morton, a physician from Philadelphia, who studied human skulls by measuring them to determine if there was a difference between races specifically in brain size. He believed that the Europeans, especially the English, had the best brain capacity. Next, came the Chinese. Then, came Southeast Asians and Polynesians.…

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    Bias In The Workplace

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    Majoring in business is a very broad study. General business can include a wide range of minor majors. Majors like finance, accounting, and marketing all ties in under a business major. It is in my plans for me to one day becoming an entrepreneur and because of this I chose business management as my major to truly understand the meaning of running a business. With my interest in learning business, this lead me to do research of the bias that can come with my major. For many years, I always heard…

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    Vimy Ridge Essay

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    and on the home front. Women served as munition workers in factories to build weapons and uniforms for the military. The money they earned went to funds to pay for the war. As the war went on, more people died and the government introduced the conscription to force men and boys into the war. French-Canadians were opposed to fighting in the war. Therefore, questioning the union of Canada. In addition to working on the home front, a great amount of young women worked as nurses during the Great War…

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    Roncalli Canon Law Essay

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    Angelo Giuseppe Roncalli was born on the 25th of November in 1881 in Sotto il Monte, Bergamo, Kingdom of Italy to his two parents Giovanni Battista Roncalli and Marianna Giulia Mazzolla. He was the fourth out of thirteen in his family. His family were sharecroppers in which that meant a tenant would grant the use of a farm to the Roncalli family, in return for a share of their crops that they harvest. He was born into a reasonably poor family that did not have many resources. He attended…

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    War World I was a global experience new to many countries. It caused great divides and was only ended by the signing of the Treaty of Versailles. The treaty was made mostly against Germany in order to force them to make the reparations equal to the damages they caused during the war. Though the Treaty of Versailles was meant to end a World War, it instead resulted in building the tensions that would erupt into the Second World War; the faultiness in the Allies’ formation of the treaty ultimately…

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    The Vietnam War as historians describe it was a lament of history, driven only by unconditional hatred between opposing government ideologies and the allure of false patriotism. With the government ensuing conscription, the people were left divided on the matter, polarized and further extrapolated by the frequent exchange of harsh criticism between sides. It was a fight between opposite sides of a moral compass, a clash of social philosophies and the people who pledged neutrality were forcefully…

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    Traditionally, historians believe that the wars of the French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars saw the advent of a new kind of warfare, different from earlier wars. While both conflicts contained aspects of earlier wars, like high casualty rates, new Enlightenment philosophies pushed the French into reorganizing their military, creating inflammatory rhetoric, and developing new, devastating military tactics. Examining the dichotomy between military and civilian life, the purpose of war, and how…

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    which declared English and French as the official languages of Canada, and ended the conflict between English and French Canadians. Before in 1968, Trudeau described bilingualism as the most important issue in French and English relations since the conscription crisis (Bélanger, 22 Nov 2014). It was an Act Respecting the Status of Official Languages in Canada (Bélanger, 22 Nov 2014). A greater role given to French Canadians and their language in the federal government, Trudeau hoped to change…

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