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    George Phillips was a man who live in the 19th century in the United States. He was an educated man and a farmer in Lawrence New Jersey. He was married and a father of 5 children who varied in age and one died young. Some of his children were grown and helped him run his farm which was his livelihood and main source of income. Mr. Phillips kept a diary from 1850 until 1864 of his life in which he would write out his life essentially day by day. Some days he might just describe the weather often…

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    Women In The Birthmark

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    Nathaniel Hawthorne’s “The Birthmark” can be read allegorically as a condemnation of the nefarious effects of the patriarchy on young women, represented here by Aylmer and his beautiful wife Georgiana. Georgiana has a birthmark on her check, and because she is other wise “so perfect, [Aylmer] found this one defect grow more and more intolerable, with every moment of their united lives” (pg. 419). Immediately the reader realizes that Aylmer does not see his wife as a human being to be loved…

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    King Solomon. As an artist-inventor, he made several contributions to modern sculpture, including his sculpto-paintings, his interpretation of cubofuturism, and his kinetic work: Archipentura. This prominent sculptor’s nomadic life and multiple emigrations might have contributed to the relative obscurity in which his name has fallen in contemporary times (Alexandra Keiser, 2015). However, Archipenko: A Modern Legacy, is indeed a must-see show, offering a rare insight into the proliferate career…

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    Power to make machines work was provided by water wheels, by horse, or by human hands or feet. Steam power was used to pumped water from some mines. But in 1825 many people still worked in small workshops, but some industries were now based in factories, where the machines were driven by steam engines. The cotton industry was now bigger and more important than the wool industry. Since 1750 coal production had tripled, and iron production had increased by ten times.…

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    Introduction Are we too big? Can we cope with up to 38 million people? Good Morning Tony Abbott and ministers, in the next seven or so minutes, three new babies will be born, two people will pass away, and six people will migrate to Australia. Australia is experiencing a large population boom which can effect our economic prosperity, livability and environmental sustainability. If however managed adequately a growing population’s impacts can be reduced and possibly eliminated, thus providing a…

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    Social Problems In America

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    During the 1800s, people migrated from all over the world to the United States. Since then the country has gained economic success. Millions of people migrated from their home country in search of the land of opportunity. Even though immigrants brought great benefits to a new and prosperous country, they also brought a great deal of problems that increased over time. The country has suffered from overpopulation, immigrants, and refugees. The mass of immigrants that came to the country had a…

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    Classical and Enlightened Absolutism in France Comparison The motherland of absolutism in Europe of the 17th century is considered to be France. The absolute monarchy spread the idea of the state as a public good, a sovereign legal person. There was no longer a place for patrimonial ideas, the state as the property of the ruler. In the days of Richelieu, the first minister of king Louis XIII,(1585 -1642) and especially Louis XIV (1643-1715), the absolute monarchy attained the bloom. The views…

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    “In the week after the wall opened, about three million East Germans crossed into West Berlin” (Grant 45). The mass emigration around Germany brought increases and decreases to the economy. The fall of communism led to poverty and unemployment for many. Living expenses rose and many business closed. Also, tensions heightened as East and West Germans clashed over their different…

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    Food security exists when all people, at all times, have physical and economic access to sufficient safe and nutritious food that meets their dietary needs and food preferences for an active and healthy life (World food Summit, 1996). Unit food security means a capability to provide adequate food for all unit members. It’s true that food security is related to financial gain, and lower financial gain households face a way higher chance of food insecurity than higher financial gain households…

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    the Maji Maji Revolution took place causing much more intervention then wanted in the Reich (Wesseling 174). Wars also plagued the German Southwest African colonies, where the region was thought to be a golden land of opportunity, causing a large emigration into the region. This…

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