Kingdom of Jerusalem

The importance of English is not just in how many people speak it, but in what it’s used for. These years, English has become the most used language in the world. Business companies, High schools, and many other international organisations and associations require English as an important exigency. HEM introduced a list of international training centers for the second year’s students: Calliope, The British Council, Wall Street and British Workshop in Morocco and several language centers in…

Introduction: The industrial revolution was the great increase production of machine-made goods. It began in England in the mid 1700’s. There were more job opportunities and life and work conditions changed drastically for many people. The factories had all the resources needed to make their products, however they needed workers. Women and children were considered cheap labor; therefore they worked many hours receiving little money. Child Labor was used in the 17th century, unfortunately this…

Sashane Brearcliffe Professor Dr. Lisa-Jo K van deh Scott Sociology 1000-003 January 17, 2018 Reflection #1 Industrial Revolution. Having taught Industrial Revolution, I have come to believe that, aside from the widespread adoption of systematic farming around 8,000 BC, the Industrial Revolution was the most transformative event in human history. Industrial Revolution can be defined as the rapid development industry that transpire in the 19th century, brought about the introduction of machinery…

Have you heard of the British Raj? Well, I’ll tell you about it. The East India Trading Company, lead by the british, moved to take India around the collapse of the Mughal Empire. They then began to rule over them, tying them to Britain until it was dissolved and the british took direct control of the nation and India became known as the “jewel of the crown” due to the abundance of resources it provided Britain. Although many believe the British control over India was terrible, it had some…

Malay dilemma has now become Malaysian dilemma. As Tun Dr Mahathir said, today’s generation of Malays face a different dilemma as the party they have counted on has become a liability. The Malay dilemma at that time, the High Commissioner of the British had suggested the establishment of the Development Board The Village and Enterprise (RIDA) as a new step because Government assistance for business has never been made before which the Malays have been told that the Government will help them to…

Uganda was a simple and innocent country, but during the time around 1894-1962, Uganda had and economic growth and advances, but with the cost of having to deal with a decrease in population, and having people be in force labor with Britain constantly tricking and controlling them. What all this means is, the British powers exerted over Uganda during the Age of Imperialism because they grew their economy by growing cotton, increasing education for the youth and churches so people learned how to…

Why the Industrial Revolution did not take place in Africa: The aim of this essay is to explain why the Industrial Revolution did not take place in Africa, but rather in Europe. This will be done by looking at, how Europe colonised through overseas expansion. How exports from different countries took place within Europe. What the causes of the Industrial Revolution were. In terms of geography, culture and institutions. How the wages and prices in Britain differed from other countries and the…

1. Introduction At 1.8 million words, the Mahabharatha is one of the largest epics – roughly 10 times the size of the Iliad and Odyssey combined. At some level, this represents “big data”. Text is generally considered “unstructured” and therefore tough to analyze. But the growing field of text analytics and text visualisation tell us that there’s a lot more structure to plain text than one might think. Mahabharata is the longest epic in the world written around 300 BC, it was narrated by…

In my opinion, the industrial revolution was more of a consequence of British imperialism, rather than the result. Whilst some historians believe that Britain expanded in the search of raw materials to fuel the industrial revolution, others such as J.R. Ward say that, due to Britain’s colonization, new markets became available to sell British products and this led to the inevitable expansive development of new technology and techniques to produce more goods at a faster rate than ever previously…

The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Uses and Challenges Past industrial revolutions revolved around different productions, leading to humankind becoming independent from relying on animals to do work and improve the standard of living. [2] The first revolution used mechanical technology like water and steam to generate power and also produce products. The second revolution used electrical technology to generate large power for mass production. The third revolution used automation technology like…