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    The War Measures Act had previously been used on two war occasions in Canadian history, therefore its use during the October Crisis was one of extreme desperation, eventuating positively. The War Measures’ Act was invoked in August of 1914 to transfer Parliamentary power to the federal cabinet, thus allowing Canada to eliminate corruption, alike with the First World War. The War Measures Act gave powers to the Government and suspended operation of the Canadian Bill of Rights, entailing that all Canadians no longer possessed individual freedoms. As concluded by former Canadian Government worker William Tetley, the regulations proclaimed under the act were prepared and did not exceed provisions found within the criminal code of Canada. The Act…

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    In theory, the War Measures Act seems like the most suitable option during times of crisis or war; however, its use during the October Crisis seemed unnecessary. It unnecessarily acted upon a violent group that the government could have been prepared for if they noticed it had been planned a decade earlier. The government brought back the War Measures Act when a nationalist liberation group when they threatened the government officials; and rather than allowing all Quebec citizens to continue…

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    lead to the enactment of the War Measures Act. The ways the War Measures Act affected Canadians was drastic, though Pierre Trudeau did have justified reasoning for doing so. Once the October Crisis was over, major terrorist attacks ceased in Canada. FLQ was founded in March of 1963 by Raymond Villeneuve, Gabriel Hudon, and Georges Schoeters. Two years later (1965), Pierre Vallières joined, he is known to have created the philosophy behind FLQ. The FLQ is based off the acts of the patriots. For,…

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    The city of Vienna in the play Measure for Measure written by Shakespeare is a fictional city ruled by the Duke, who has very few restraints and shows alot of mercy to his people. Compared to Angelo how shows little to know mercy when he was left in charge of the city. The Duke and Angelo show two very different characters who differ in their own look. Isabella is also effected by both mercy and liberty because of who she is and the choices she is given to save her brother. The Duke can be…

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    In the area of topology, Lebesgue is known for his covering theorem which is used for finding the dimensions of a set. He is also credited for his work on the Fourier series. He was able to demonstrate that using term by term integration of a series that were Lebesgue integrable functions was always valid and therefore, gave validation to Fourier’s proof of his series. What is now considered to be one of Lebesgue’s greatest contribution was his work with the Riemann integral. Before his work,…

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    Psychologist Mary Ainworth developed a theory on the importance of the varying types of attachment between caregiver and child through experimental research in 1969. Ainworth created an assessment technique known as the Strange Situation Classification or SSC. The Strange Situation Classification was tested on infants, (mostly one to two year olds) and it demonstrated the responses of infants when separated from their mothers. The experiment was held in a room with a mother, baby and a complete…

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    during the 17,000’s B.C., and is believed to be among one of the first compound weapons to be created by Europeans. It later traveled across the Bering land bridge which connected Asia and North America, and since became used by many other people. After the development of the bow and arrow, use of the atlatl declined except for with few groups of people, such as the Australians, Native Americans, and the Aztecs. The Aztecs used the atlatl in war in the fight with the Spanish conquistadors,…

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    characteristics that may increase or decrease commitment. Recent research focuses on the anxious attachment style and how it relates to relationship commitment. Some topics these studies highlight are what factors contribute to the relationship between the two variables and what behaviors are associated amongst partners with an anxious attachment style. Samantha Joel and colleagues explain that the relationship between anxious attachment and relationship commitment is complicated. They…

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    As everyone was thrust to the side of the compartment, the wood began to splinter, causing a apprehensive uproar. “Surely it’s going to give way,” one voice said, waveringly. “Who cares… we’re all going to die anyways,” another retorted direly. Many doleful comments followed, but Elise couldn’t bear it anymore. Shoving her way to the spot closest to the splintering plank of wood, Elise took a shaky breath. Normally she was a very rational person, but as they say: desperate times call for…

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    serving as an attachment figure. Moreover, they worry that others may not be there emotionally when they are most needed ("Your Personality," n.d.). Overall Score and the Corresponding Attachment Category As a result of overall scores in attachment patterns they are categorized into two sections. The traditional way is to conceptualize, these sections are viewed as traits and states. Traits are -relatively enduring ways of characterizing our relationships with important people in our lives.…

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