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    exploited by big corporations. This is due to rapid industrialization and cities urbanizing. The Progressive Party seeks to maintain the government of people, for the people, and by the people. We shall establish and maintain economic equality and industrial justice and remedy abuses among society. The political parties run the government and enact laws for the interest of the people; yet, the other parties are…

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    The Industrial Revolution brought about significant changes to the world. It started in the mid – 1700’s in Great Britain, where changed impacted rural life, cultivation, and fossil fuel as a means for power. Innovation was introduced to the world, but there were also adverse consequences that came along with it. The population increased which affected the rise in living norms, which steered the reduction of everyday resources. The pollution became a major issue, due to the coal burn offs that…

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    everybody was poor. I mean everybody. The Industrial Revolution kicked in, and a lot of countries benefited, but by no means everyone.” Bill Gates once stated about the effects of the Industrial Revolution. (BrainyQuote) During the middle of 1700s, after important political and social revolutions in United States, France and Latin America, a new revolution in England transformed the way people lived and worked. This period, often referred to as the industrial revolution, started a chain of…

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    There is no doubt that the Industrial Revolution was one of the most influential time periods of human history. It was almost solely responsible for propelling society into the modern economies that we still have in place today. The technological advances of this time are what allowed for the mass production of goods and services for society, which allowed for trade to be conducted on a much larger scale. Additionally, the average family saw in increase in the amount of income that they…

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    Vacation In Yarmouth

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    Yarmouth, a town in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, is a great place to go on vacation and spend time with family. Only about 2 hours from Boston, it is located just 26 miles from the Bourne Bridge and 22 miles from the Sagamore Bridge. A day at the beach is a must when visiting the Yarmouth area, and there are several beaches to consider visiting. The most popular beach in Yarmouth, Seagull Beach, is also the largest. It is a very clean and beautiful family beach. It has a large parking lot, clean…

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    Hypocrisy Of Ecotourism

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    A Modern Call to the Wild: A Look At The Effects and Hypocrisy of Ecotourism Joshua Wright The human soul is anchored in nature. The human race was born of this earth, shaped by it, and so far (despite our best efforts) tied to it. So, to state the obvious, we must protect it. However, it is with in the nature of man to exploit the resources available to us. This exploitation comes at a cost, to both the natural world and human world. The movement to protect our environment is at an all time…

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    The Industrial revolution transformed sport as it was, towards the modern sport we have today. It made sport and leisure an accessible activity which could be engaged in, and enjoyed by all. It created time and resources for the enjoyment of sport, and allowed sport to be more far-reaching, and accessible through developments in technology. The industrial revolution began in Britain in the late 1700s, and continued through the 18th and 19th centuries. It marks a period through which a largely…

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    mid-18th centuries, the Industrial Revolution started in Britain and later spread quickly toward other European countries and America. At the beginning, due to the discovery of America, it provided a lot of foods which satisfied the food problem of British. This resulted in the population growth and supplied many labour. In addition, coals and irons were found that lead the operation of machine became possible. These core factors coupled with other various element made the Industrial Revolution…

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    Hudson Effects On Society

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    Through research and living in Hudson for most of my life, I believe Hudson was created alongside the modern world. Out of all the themes that we have learned about in our class, the one that effected Hudson the most was the industrial revolution. During the industrial revolution multiple…

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    During the 20th century, the industrial revolution had three positive effects on the economy. the three important reasons are new technology, transportation, and the assembly line. During the 20th century many things changed for better. Some improvements and inventions changed the way people live and work, others just made things more efficient such as the assembly line invented in 1913 by Henry Ford. Other new technology such as the maxim gun invented by Hiram Maxim in 1884. This invention was…

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