The progressive era was a time of wanting to improve life within the industrial age, by taking different actions within society. For instance, during this time there was a focus on building up society. They wanted to transition political and social personas to further improve government activity. While also, having a common interest in limiting businesses, and a hankering for improvement in democracy and the strength of social justice. To understand how they established this during the progressive era one...
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In Ray Bradburyâs short story, âSound Of Thunder,â the mood is revealed through personification, irony, metaphor, and characterization. The author used irony here and there âAs Eckels talks in the workplace to Time Safari official, he is recounted the threats of the Time Machine, and he remarksâ. 'Makes you think, if the election had gone badly yesterday, I might be here now running away from the results. Thank God Keith won. He'll make a fine Presidentâ. But no after they...
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The aim of this academic paper was to investigate students who shopped during their spring break, and how their impulse buying linked to their cognitive dissonance. In this paper the investigators used quantitate analysis of the levels of impulsiveness and cognitive dissonance in college students who participated in shopping trips whilst on their spring break. The investigators used students from a variety of different groups and backgrounds to get a more representative sample population. This included using different ethnic groups,...
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In A History of the World in Six Glasses, Tom Standage aims to put into words the development of societies and civilizations by describing the drinks that originate in those places. To further emphasize the connections between the emergence of said societies and how the drinks shaped them, he takes an unusual yet straightforward approach to how beer, wine, spirits, coffee, tea, and coca-cola have been the spark behind many significant turning points in history. In his book, Standage proves...
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At this stage in my professional career, I am contemplating plans to provide more balance to my career and develop cutting-edge skills and knowledge needed to take on more responsibilities in academia. Achieving a deeper understanding of the zinc-rich coating system, remain currently my passion. I think I deserve the Singapore International Graduate Award (SINGA) because it will enable me to achieve my long-term career goal in Academia. By advancing my education in Physical science and engineering especially Material Science,...
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The 21st amendment of the United States Constitution was proposed and put into action by Congress and Franklin D. Roosevelt. It was officially ratified on December 5th, 1933. There were many reasons the 21st amendment was created. In 1920, prohibition movements reached the highest because during this period Congress ratified the 18th amendment, which prohibited the manufacture, transportation, and sale of alcohol. The purpose of enforcing the 18th amendment was to help reduce crime and corruption, solve social issues, and...
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Why do we need narratives? Why do we keep telling stories? Since the dawn of time, people have told stories about their lives, their loves and their losses. We tell stories to help us with our quest for freedom. When the ability to express our past is lost, we lose a sense of who we are. Throughout the human era, societies have consistently been attempting to grasp a utopian society through different collective structures. In every example that we have...
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Hard work definitely calls out for efficiency, but not effective in accomplishing a task, what I believe lies under Smart work. The logic behind is overcoming the obstacles, managing the efforts and time, and sorting the tasks into small groups to ease up calls for smart work. Only few people can draw the line between smart and hard work, and those are the ones who can break any complicated task into small easy values with own time duration, Segregation and...
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What exactly is The Great Depression? When a good number of individuals hear this term, their minds immediately reverts back to the stock market crashing as the prime reason for the great depression, but there were several more reasons. First, the great depression was a catastrophic event affecting a countless number of individuals when the world was experiencing a monetary despair during the course of the nineteen thirties. Now, the reasons for the depression were the stock market crashing ninineteen...
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YTL Foundation is committed to providing opportunities to deserving students who show potential to be outstanding leaders and who embody our core values of hard work, honesty, moral responsibility, togetherness and vitality. I understand the Foundationâs vision is exceptional and gladly would like contribute my best to the society as I am always determined to do so. The core values that holds their vission is definitely the values each and everyone should possess. This scholarship personally attracted my attention because...
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Villains, superheroes, and monsters--all of these are characters with which the reader is familiar. Authors use many techniques to develop the personalities of these characters to the readers. Authors use literary elements such as inner dialogue, appearance, and name meaning to create the characters. In âDesireeâs Babyâ by Kate Chopin, Chopin uses internal thoughts, the plot, and the setting to make Desiree the protagonist of the story. Desiree has internal conflicts with herself throughout the whole story. As we all...
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Considered one of the Gulf Coastâs intellectual achievements, Mobile, Alabama, has been making a name for itself since its inception. Mobile was founded in 1702 by the French as the first capital of Louisiana. Since then, it has become a cultural melting pot of traditions, communities and enterprises. This great city is home to many flavorful restaurants, enlightening museums, historical hotels and its leading Mardi Gras celebration. It is now becoming an epicenter of the South for many reasons other...
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In his essay, Richard Rodriguez takes a look at diversity and culture, specifically the American culture and how it affects the culture of others. He also takes into consideration how the term of diversity forces us to look at others differently, furthering separation between one another. After white Americans label someone as âdiverseâ, as in, nonwhite, they force American ideals and ways onto the people who do not look like them. Eventually, we become the same with a different outward...
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My desire to contribute to efforts aimed at addressing health inequalities especially in rural areas initiated from awareness of malnutrition and poor health condition of my students which affected their participation in class and academic performances. Most of the students drop out of school as result. This scholarship offers me an opportunity to study MSc Nutrition and public health Management. This platform will equip me with the knowledge and skill required to improve population health of school children and productivity...
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Maslow's Hierarchy of significance of necessities can be depicted as a speculation of inspiration which communicates that there are five classes of human needs that chooses an individual's lead (PicheÌre and Cadiat, 2015). Abraham Maslow was an American clinician who recommended that individuals are convinced to meeting their principal needs first before progressing to the following level of improvement needs. Maslow's Hierarchy of necessities is regularly established on reformist pyramid structure with five levels. He clarified that every individual's longing...
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Having accumulated nearly four yearsâ knowledge from my tertiary institution and more than eight yearsâ experience from my dadâs business/company in the business and economic field. I wanted to know more about Business and Management. This kindled my decision to come to the United Kingdom in 2019 to study for a masterâs degree in Global Business at the University of Hertfordshire. The rigorous training acquired advanced knowledge and exposure that has improved my career prospect. During the course of study,...
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The major successes of the New Deal, according to Kennedy, were the various social reforms implemented; with him arguing that âInto the 5 years of the New Deal was crowded more social change than into virtually any comparable compass of time in the nationâs pastâ offering âjob security, life-cycle security and financial securityâ for the people of America. The long-term perspective that Kennedy adopts, when arguing this, highlights the depth of understanding that he possessed when reaching such a conclusion;...
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Pity is very complicated. Steinbeck has a pitiful tone towards both of his major characters when they go through difficult times. Steinbeck shows his pity for the character of Lennie as he struggles and fails to stay out of trouble at his new job. When Lennie is first introduced, it quickly becomes clear that even though he is a grown man, he does not have a complete understanding of what is appropriate in society and what is not. The very...
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Hostile or negative attitudes toward people in a particular group are called prejudice. Perhaps one of the worst and most stubborn qualities of human nature is that the capacity to feel hatred towards the outlier and to be prejudiced.The behavioral expression of prejudice is discrimination. Discrimination is a process that involves the whole of negative attitudes and behaviors that are fueled by prejudices against a group or members of the group. In the covid-19 outbreak, which is the agenda of...
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In the allegorical explanation, all myths contain hidden which the narrative deliberately conceals or encodes. Writers and speakers typically use allegories to convey hidden or complex meaning through symbolic figures, actions, imagery, or events, which together create the moral, spiritual, or political meaning the author wishes to convey. One of the famous stories in literature that uses allegory is the work of George Orwell, âAnimal Farmâ. This story is an example of political allegory. It tells the story of the...
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Since the 1980s, gender equality has been the main subject of discussion in the Greek law and policymaking. Nonetheless, it was the harmonisation of Greeceâs legislation with the EU acquis that established gender equality within the labour market (Vaiou, 2014). Therefore, when gender equality in European work policies was prioritised, the Greek legal framework was reformed with the relevant legislation targeting primarily women who were balancing their working and family life, in the late 2000s. Under this legislation, Greek women...
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Third World HIV Prevention Trials. In February 1994, the Data Safety and Monitoring Board of the U.S. National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases interrupted AIDS Clinical Trial Group (ACTG) Study 076 (22). The preliminary data revealed a statistically significant and dramatic difference in vertical HIV transmission rates from mothers to their newborns, between women who received the active regimen and the placebo group. The regimen quickly became the standard of care in industrialized nations, where no trial that would...
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The play âA Midsummer Nightâs Dreamâ is delightful due to its course of fairies and magical powers. However, focusing on its amusements and to ignore its âparadox is to do an injustice to the playâs complexityâ. The play opens up with Theseus and Hippolyta waiting eagerly for their ânupital hoursâ. Although this very event seems a sight of merriment, becomes dark as soon as Theseus says âI wooed thee with my sword, And, won thy love doing thee injuries...â An...
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Levitt (1967), stated that to maintain the business in the strong competitive businessesâ world companies must adore innovation, not only as a desired however because it is a necessity for the company keep the existence and its growth in the marketplace. In Starbucks coffee chain case developed by âBlue Ocean Strategyâs theory of innovation, using as an example one of its demanded successes. Companies can create the strategy of blue ocean in two diverse ways, in some cases companies can...
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One out of five people faces discrimination. It is the unjust treatment of people towards others on the basis of caste, color and even looks. People are discriminated for looking ugly. They are deprived of basic rights just because they are not beautiful according to our society. There should be laws introduced against looks discrimination so that people in our society are treated with equality. Although, the financial cost is considered a burden. However, anti-discrimination laws should be introduced because...
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Imagine an advanced future society where there is no war and no pain. Where there is no sorrow and hate. No one has a problem with anyone. But at the cost of vital human emotions such as love, happiness, and basic human choice. In The Giver their advanced society does it this way where everyone is assigned to them from a lifelong job even to their life partner. I donât think that a society as depicted in the book The...
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Poverty, violence, and crimes are major social problem. Social problems are the part of the society for thousands of years. Different countries share similar problems. All countries of world tried to find solution for the social problem. âThe hate you giving by âthe Angie Thomasâ explores the depth of one sixteen years old life and her struggle she faces as a black female who have grown up in an unprivileged neighborhood. She wrote all the social problem occurs in the...
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By definition, rape culture is an environment in which rape is not only pervasive but also trivialised due to societal attitudes about gender and sexuality shaped by customs and stereotypes formed by society (Waweru Nduta, 2018). Although the term was generated recently, this horrendous pattern of ignorance reflects on an already existing custom that dates back to medieval time. Rape culture is present in our nation like cutlery in a house and has intensely increased over the years. Reports of...
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Monique Rizer wrote, âin my experience, there is no better motivation to finish college and to appreciate the full experience than a child whose future depends on your decisions. I had to continue to give him a better life and to set an example for him to followâ (588). Similarly, Malcolm X claims, âeducation is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.â Both Rizer and Malcolm X had motivations to become educated,...
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Defining Ethical Communication Ethical Communication can be defined as the action that results from making daily decisions as they coincide with not only the policies and procedures set forth by the industry, but also the decisions made in the workplace that conflict with personal morals and values. Some of these decisions are quite easy to make, however some decisions prove to be difficult when they test the boundaries of integrity. Although the federal crop insurance industry deals with their fair...
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