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    The London Chronicle made a medium amount of inaccurate statements in their newspapers. Most of these statements dealt with colonial life in the colonies, such as Colonists ignoring self-government principles, and Colonial Cities, having a large amount of unemployment. To begin, colonial families usually lived on small farms, and had large families, so they would be able to share, and get work done faster. They were also very self sufficient, having pigs, chickens, cows, bees to make honey, and…

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    This podcast discusses the London Match Girl Strike in 1888, in response to the poor working conditions at Bryant and May match company. These girls, ladies, and women were considered the lowest of the low in East London, the part of the country that was synonymous with poverty and crime. In the Victorian era, women were expected to do as they were told and not make a fuss over their situations. They were supposed to focus their lives on finding a husband and having kids instead of working.…

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    How did Jack London view animal behavior? The way he portrays animal behavior makes people believe that it is the way he views it. He portrays animal behavior as animals being able to adapt to their environment. Humans are just like animals because humans are able to adapt as well. Humans have to adapt to society and different characteristics. There are different environments that humans need to adapt relating to animals. The story shows love and anger with the dogs especially Buck. In…

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    point, as multiplied the power of this two and a half millions a hundred-fold’. (Engels, 1845, p. 57). This implies that spatial autonomy is limited to those in London, and works to isolate and the socio-spatial movement of bodies in industrial towns such as Manchester, and the North of England more broadly. Further, Engels notes London to be ‘the commercial capital of the world’ (Engels, 1845, p. 57). In this way, economic freedom and mobility also symbolises spatial mobility, exemplifying what…

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    Capstone Investment Alternatives In order to properly utilize the assets of an organization, an organization needs to understand how to properly analyze various investments, how to project cash flows from alternative investments and how to raise funds to finance alternative projects. Having a thorough understanding of how the stock market works and how individual stocks are performing in comparison is a key to making sound investment decisions. The alternatives explored in this case are…

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    The idea of sustainability to business has become an increasingly common term for corporates as this pro-active method guarantees business long term-term viability and integrity, it can be defined as the quality of not being harmful to the ecosystem so we can support long-term ecological equilibrium. In the world of business, it also refers to the triple bottom line: ‘people, profit and planet’ (John Elkington, 1994) Presently, global warming is reaching an astounding record high that actions…

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    observed that, where an employee is acting in a manner which is expressly prohibited by the employer, but acting in his everyday tasks and duties then the employer is vicariously liable. 2. In the case of Limpus v London General Omnibus Co. , the courts heard that a bus driver of London Omnibus General Co. was racing a bus and caused an accident. His employers were held liable because at the time of the accident, he was doing what he was employed to do,…

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    Jack the Ripper was a serial killer from Whitechapel, London, known for the brutal murder of five prostitutes in 1888. He has become known as the first serial killer. His murders are probably the most reputable crimes in history. The killer has yet to bet identified and the case is a still a mystery to this day. Multiple witnesses have stated that they have seen him, although he was never been captured. His crime spree was unprecedented in Britain and nothing like it had ever happened. Police…

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    Jack London wrote about the destruction of San Francisco for the people who where not there. "Wednesday night saw the destruction of the very heart of the city. Dynamite was lavishly used, and many of San Francisco proudest structures were crumbled by man himself into ruins, but there was no withstanding the onrush of the flames." There was a lot of smoke due to the burning of so many buildings. "Within an hour after the earthquake shock the smoke of San Francisco's burning was a lurid tower…

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    Reading is important to advancing someone’s education. Libraries are one place where people can go to do this without having to buy the books. In the article, “The North West London Blues”, the author argues the importance of libraries. Zadie Smith uses many writing elements to get her points across and strengthen her argument. The use of imagery is important in the author’s argument. One example of imagery is, “I struggle to find a seat in the packed university library…” The readers can…

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