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    “Office Depot is known throughout the world as a company with a heart. Throughout our history, we have distinguished ourselves through our support of charitable organizations and worthy causes on a local and national scale” ("Philanthropy”). The Backpack program is an annual event that involves the generosity of Office Depot to millions of unfortunate kids that go to school lacking essential supplies for success. In 2015 Office Depot was able to provide children with over 200,000…

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    One of these reasons is the imperialist believed they were helping the poor impoverished natives and that they were “civilizing them but, all of this wasn't done out of pure philanthropy” (Lugard doc 3). The whole point of this was for the economic gain of the mother country by selling goods to new areas and acquiring new resources.Although some things they did to genuinely help the native people such as bringing in new more stable…

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    What impact did industrialist have on the gilded age. Well they were the impact. Industrialist provide the people of the gilded age with the jobs, money, and an easier life. During the gilded age many things were industrialized. Andrew Carnegie made the production of steel ninety-six times faster. what was done in one day was done in fifteen minutes. Vanderbilt went from a young boy fighting in the streets to the richest man alive owning almost all the railroads in america. John D. Rockefeller…

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    Jesse Cantwell Case Study

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    This court case deals with Jesse Cantwell and two-family members walking down the street in New Haven, Connecticut. They were in a Roman Catholic neighborhood, while the Cantwells were Jehovah’s Witnesses. As a Jehovah Witness they believe that they should spread their messages door to door. With them they had brought religious materials such as pamphlets and records with a record player. While walking down the street they spotted two Catholic men and asked if they could show them the record,…

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    Respond to two of the following questions: 1) The landowner wanted to limit the mobility of the poor to unsure local, low cost and seasonal workers. What effect did their influence have on the Poor laws? The policy objectives shifted to respond to the changing conditions. The Poor Laws were amended to control relief costs. (Stern & Axinn, 2012, p. 18) Give an example of the requirement of settlement in New York, Massachusetts, or North Carolina. Are these residency requirements still being…

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    employing children under the age of 10 and also reduced the working hours from 13 hours to 10 hours a day. Owen also builds a school for children; where the children were send to nursery and school. This affected the profit of textile mill, the Freason for what partners were worried. But he managed somehow for few years and later he sold shares to the business men who agreed to run the textile as he ran the factory. He tried his best at that time to change the scenario. Robert Owen wanted that…

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    As an avid sports fan and sports journalism reader, Sports Illustrated represents the pinnacle of sports writing and information. I have been reading Sports Illustrated ever since I received my first Sports Illustrated for Kids and laid in bed for hours reading the magazine. I continue to read content on SI.com as part of my daily routine, and the articles and reporting on the site continues to motivate my love for sports journalism. I know that this company and this brand is something I would…

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    Greek Life In College

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    Greek life is one of the most iconic aspects of the college students experience. If you go to a college that has a Greek Life presence on campus, it will inevitably be an influential aspect of your college experience, regardless of personal membership. Greek Life is made up of both fraternities and sororities that get involved with the community by participating in philanthropic events. These organizations’ members become brothers and sisters through their involvement with his/her respective…

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    Have you ever stopped and wondered how our the industry came to be? The oil industry today, would not be where it is today without the influence of John D. Rockefeller. John Rockefeller was an American business man from the nineteenth century. Rockefeller quickly became one of the richest men in America. John Rockefeller’s legacy as the richest man in the oil industry is still with us today. As a young boy, John Rockefeller was a typical American boy that was interested in business.…

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    was able to become involved within the community through philanthropy. As a fraternity, we focused on raising awareness for breast cancer and promoting breast cancer education to women within the community with events such as Think Pink Week, during which we held multiple fundraisers, handed out ribbons and pamphlets, and made blankets for those suffering to use while taking radiation or chemotherapy treatments. Outside of this philanthropy, one of my favorite times of service with my fraternity…

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