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12031: In Practise The American Colonies Were Self Governing In 1776
... as it long so long for information and decisions to reach the colonies. The colonies had a great deal of independence by 1776 so that their reasons for then actually declaring independence and starting a war have an ideological side. As Perry puts it: « United States political tradition had been less patrician than that in Britain, emphasising inalienable rights of individuals, asserting popular rather than legislative sovereignty and cultivating a disrespect ... was a conflict of ideologies which meant that Britain and the colonies could never completely agree and when Britain showed the colonies that the independence they enjoyed was an illusion then the Declaration and the War became necessary.
12032: Leading by Example: Drugs and the Presidency
... this is the same as his saying that he has used drugs at some point in the past. The president is the figure who will represent our entire country to the other nations of the world in diplomatic relations and in international news coverage. This is not a responsibility that should be taken lightly, after all, only forty-two men have had a chance to do it. Negative publicity created by ... necessarily lying to the public but is disclosing information in an almost cowardly manner. It is a known fact that the United States is economically and technologically superior to the other nation’s of the world. One would hope that its reputation would be upheld in a dignified manner. Of course the argument exists that even the President should have a right to his private life. This is true, but only ...
12033: Austrailian Aborigines
... and spiritual ideas. It is very important to understand the land of Australia, and the development of the government, which as change the way of life for these people. Australia is the smallest of the world's seven continents and the only one that is comprised of a single political unit. (See Map) The population of Australia is 1,8031,000 with an area of 2,971,081 square miles, (4,753,730 square kilometers), it ranks as the sixth largest country in the world (Oceania, 1995). Australia is divided into seven territories; New South Wales, Victoria, Queensland, South Australia, Western Australia, Tasmania, Northern Territory. The city of Sydney, in New South Wales, is the largest city with a population ...
12034: Mining In Canada
... produced. The Canadian government and the mining companies have very good plans and controls toward this problem, while ensuring the smooth running of the industries, and also helping to create strong economy and employment. The world of today could not exist without mineral products. Canada produces about 60 minerals and ranks first among producing countries1. As well, Canada is the largest exporter of minerals, with more than 20 per cent of production shipped to world markets2. In a typical year, the mining industry is responsible for almost 20 per cent of Canada's total export earnings3 (See Appendix A). As for the employment rate, over 70 per cent of the ...
12035: Nationalism: Art Of 19th Century
... re doing it for the country or for themselves is unknown, but the feeling of loyalty is present in the picture. The military was praised in 19th century, almost all big accomplishments were made through war. During much unification throughout Europe, nationalism was at its highest peak. Such countries as France, Germany and Italy were all experiencing nationalism through people and government. "Liberty leading the people" (by Delacroix) reveals the feeling ... believe in, the live with something you don't." Governments told their people that they were better than anyone else was. To triumph over another in a battle was the highest of honor (Franco-Prussian War defeat). Fighting for the country is sought of as great. Everyone needed to know that your country was the greatest and what better way to show then to fight for it. Delacroix's "Entry of ...
12036: Computer Protection
... webbing where the fingers join the palm. After passing the investigation of the computer, people can use the computer or retrieve data from the computer. Although a lot of security system have invented in our world, they are useless if people always think that stealing information is not a serious crime. Therefore, people need to pay more attention on computer crime and fight against those hackers, instead of using a lot ... technologies promises unbreakable security. Experts in the field agree that someone with sufficient resources can crack almost any computer defense. Therefore, the most important thing is the conduct of the people. If everyone in this world have a good conduct and behavior, there is no need to use any complicated security system to protect the computer. f
12037: Macbeth - Shakespeare
... doctor however says that there is no way to fix it. “Throw physic to the dogs, I’ll none of it.” 3.) The meaning of Scene 5 19-28 is Macbeth’s thoughts on the world, a Shakespearian type theory of ‘the world is a stage’. Macbeth says, “Life’s but a walking shadow, a poor player, That struts and frets his hour on stage, And then is heard no more.” He basically starts to think in retrospect ...
12038: Heart Of Darkness
... god. He has encountered two extremes, the European mentality, which is ignorant to reality, and Kurtz, someone who has found his reality, but is one of horror. Marlow returns to Europe, to face his former world, but now he has a new understanding of it, he has been enlightened. He now sees the life in the sepulchral city through the prism of his experience in Africa. Marlow resents the way Europeans ... imperialistic ideals and the meaninglessness of their standards at the time. The European s cruelty and hypocrisy in Africa leaves a permanent imprint on Marlow s mind, and therefore changes his entire perception of the world he lives in. With the character of Marlow, Conrad achieves his ultimate goal - to show the bitter reality of the European colonies in Africa.
12039: Purchasing A Small Business
... So, be sure that the location of your potential business is profitable in every way. One the greatest minds of the 20th century, Albert Einstein, once said, "tax is the most difficult thing in the world to understand". Unfortunately, with the ever-changing laws, that problem gets worse every year. This means that you should have knowledge of the current tax laws. "'You will have a unique opportunity to make decisions ... customers, and vendors of the change in ownership. "There is a mood of anticipation, of excitement, and even-if the truth be know-of fear. Of all the events which take place in the business world, nothing can match an acquisition closing for pure excitement and thrill."'(Tuller, 203) the actual signing of the transfer documents will not usually take more than an hour. The key is not to worry about ...
12040: Using Bicycles As An Alternative To Automobiles
... wealth is probably the greatest contributor to this problem. Americans generally feel that a car is a necessity and not a luxury. We are also spoiled with some of the lowest gasoline prices in the world. Some suggest an increase in gasoline taxes to drive people towards the use of alternative modes of transportation. Surveys shows that it would influence more people to not drive as frequently. But economists feel when ... Planning (The Architectural Press: London, 1982) 5. National Research Council. Transportation Research Board. Pedestrian Behavior and Bicycle Traffic (Washington: National Academy of Sciences, 1980) 6. National Research Council. Transportation Research Board. Nonmotorized Transportation Around The World (Washington: National Academy Press, 1994) 7. National Research Council. Transportation Research Board. Nonmotorized Transportation Research, Issues, and Use (Washington: National Academy Press, 1995) 8. John T. Doolittle, Integration of Bicycles and Transit (Washington: National Academy ...


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