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    for a woman to be independent financially and in her decision making? The woman is seemed to be controlling and told to be the one to wear the pants in the relationship. Why can’t both the male and female wear the pants in the relationship? In the textbook, it states, “heterosexuality is organized in such a way that the power men have in society gets carried into relationships and can encourage women’s subservience, sexually and emotionally,” (Shaw and Lee, 2015). This means that women have to…

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    Reflection Of My Diet

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    day and how much energy I had throughout each day. As the textbook, Nutrition: Your Life Science, stated in Module 1, the characteristics of a healthy and balanced diet consists of “moderation, variety, balance, and adequacy with Calorie control” (Turley and Thompson 31). In the past week, I have attempted to follow these characteristics by including food in my diet that I do not normally consume in my daily diet. With the help of the textbook and online sources, I have begun planning my meals…

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    Chapter 10 of the text book investigates the prospects of making peace occur in our world. I find this to be a controversial, yet enticing topic. At first thought, I was truly marveled by the wonder if it really could be possible to have peace in such a frenzied world, but then I began to realize that acquiring peace would indeed be possible if people were willing. The problem isn’t the prospect of peace, the problem lies within power mongers and extremists who shun the idea and create chaos to…

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    National Dreams Summary

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    Canada was a generation ago when aboriginals were considered backward savages. Textbooks are not only an excellent…

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    imitation( textbook, ,p. 18 ). Laboratory experiments have generally found a significant impact of exposure to violent video games use on aggressive outcomes (American Psychological Association, 2015, p. ). This illustrates how video games can create a negative long-lasting impact to a child’s…

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    from Chapter one, how textbooks, exclude conflict or real suspense, “because readers know everything turned out fine in the end” as the reader is pretty much living in the “end.” Another interesting fact I encountered was that, textbooks don’t really show the bad parts of what the United States really did. Textbooks just neutralize the slave trade, when really, it was something nasty the United States did. My thoughts about twisted textbooks stories or articles within textbooks are that it is…

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    Sub sections are all less than a page and a half, so the student always has the end in sight, which is an invaluable motivation when reading what can be a dry topic. If only the content presented was as pleasant as the writing and layout of the textbook. The real strength…

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    Militarism is a policy of glorifying military power and keeping a standing army always prepared for war (Textbook, pg 408). For example, in Europe between 1890 and 1914, every major power was developing a strong military presence. Of great concern at this time was the rise of a dangerous European arms race. Consequently, many countries had doubled the size of…

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    families if their husbands were in combat as well. Additionally, since most of the fighting took place near their homes, women would often turn their houses into medical shelters where they would “provide medical care to sick and wounded soldiers” (Textbook 116). Many of the women were greatly affected by the conflict of the Civil War as they began to try new jobs as nurses and other medical personnel. In 1861, one group of women began to search for a way “to work on the front lines, caring for…

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    we ever know how war truly is if it wasn 't for literature? Reading literature can help you better understand the hardships and tragedies, they Finish the positive attitude,and challenges your view about war. They touch our hearts, in a way that textbooks are unable to. A good story makes us put ourselves in those characters shoes. Stories spark empathy, they make you interpret them, and think of the many tragic possibilities and consequences that war can bring upon us. Literature represents…

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