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    The Second Wave Feminism

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    achieve this goal. First wave feminism took place during the 19th and early 20th century. It focused on legal issues, primarily on gaining women's suffrage, which is the right to vote. Second wave feminism started in the early 1960’s, and ended in the 1980’s for the United States. This wave focused on a wide…

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    3rd Wave Feminism

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    different waves to reflect the issues being faced during their time and have continued to work towards each of their goals. Tackling certain problems in particular have proven to take longer than others with obstacles and opposition met along the way, but they have gotten a good start and show potential for further change. Equality is a prominent focus seen in both feminism movements and the ideals and values of the American founding. This can be seen from the very beginning of the first wave…

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    understand how the current wave of terrorism differs from its predecessors, one must look into the nature of the first three waves and in which ways they are interconnected. Rapport asserts that the Anarchist wave, also known as the “Golden Age of Assassination”, consisted of a series of assassinations of political leaders whose legitimacies were questioned. Ultimately resulting in World War I, which itself ended with the dissolution of many empires, the Anticolonial terrorist wave emerged in…

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    Chile Earthquake Essay

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    The region is tectonically characterized by the ~6 kilometer thick oceanic Nazca plate subducting underneath the continental South American plate at a convergence azimuth of ~ 78 ͦ and at a rate of 6.6 centimeters per year making the area one of the most active convergent margins on earth, typically experiencing a Mw > 8 earthquake every 10 – 20 years (Moscoso, et.al., 2011). Notable quakes in recent history include the 1960 Mw = 9.5 Valdivia earthquake which was the largest ever recorded,…

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    Symbolism In The 5th Wave

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    The book, The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey, begins with Cassie's Sullivan describing flashbacks in her life. She starts with small memories like her father gifting her a telescope and then shifts to thinking of how she wishes she was still the person she was before, the one that hadn't killed people, quite a dramatic change. So far in the book, I have read about the first three waves. The first wave destroys all the electronics on earth, the second destroys most of the world itself and the third one…

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    which was led by Korean technology such as Samsung products, Hallyu 2.0 blossomed from the popularity and global spread of Korean dramas and Korean pop music. Korean pop music, more widely known as K-pop, has been a driving force in the Hallyu 2.0 wave since the late 1990s. The Korean idol pop aspect of K-pop, in which performers sing and dance simultaneously, has grown into an international phenomenon, winning the hearts of countless people, both native and foreign to South Korea. These Korean…

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    Third Wave Of Feminism

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    was during the late 19th and early 20th century as women fought for the right to vote. This is known as the first wave of feminism. The second took place between the 1960-80’s, which focused on other forms of discrimination besides voting. This wave still continues and coexists with what is considered the third, modern wave of feminism that was developed in the 1990’s. The third wave focuses on the place of feminism within the growing world and reaches to include all women regardless of race or…

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    Landslide Essay

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    1.1 Introduction to Landslide A landslide is a geological phenomenon, which includes a wide range of ground movements, such as deep or shallow failure slopes and rock falls. See figure 1.1. 1.1.1 Factors influence Landslides Landslides occur when the stability of the slope turns from the stable state to unstable state. Most of the Landslides usually cause depend on two main factors: (i) Natural Factors and (ii) Anthropogenic Factors. (USSG, 2004) (i) Natural Factors (a) Geological…

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    Rolling Wave Analysis

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    rolling wave planning with its schedules being dominated more on resources rather than its activity. Even though the firmness of activity predecessors is absolute and the scope has been determined in the early stage of the project, most of the activities are on the critical path, which depend on the resources in each phase. Given the nature of the project, unique specialisations of resources are needed and the availabilities of those resources are yet to be known. This defines the rolling wave…

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    Slow Wave Sleep

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    adults were being fed by the nutritionist and the other night each person got to choose their own meal. After analysing all of the data, it was clear that a greater fiber intake lead to more time in slow wave sleep, or deep sleep , and higher fat and sugar intakes were linked with less slow wave sleep. Participants also showed that it took about 17 minutes to fall asleep while on a fixed diet, but when they chose what to eat it took almost double the time.…

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