He described his excruciating experiences in a few journalistic books and then began his political career where he made his first lecture tour in the United States. ... The new welfare changes to the economy greatly improved Britain forever. ... With these two great minds they created the change from coal burning vessels, to oil-fueled ships, the creation of naval air service, and the first development of the tank. ... This attempt to help great Britain was a failure for Churchill in not only his own political career, but also in Britain's standing in the war. "The...

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He traces Churchill's personal development and political career and explores how a "politician who had a one time or another offended every party and faction became the embodiment of national unity, an uncrowned king whose charisma threatened to eclipse the monarchy. " (4) Addison develops the theme of "the epic struggle between Churchill and his critics " (1) over the years, declaring that "Churchill won two great victories in the Second World War. ... Eventually he was sent to the Army class that prepared boys for Sandhurst and a career in the military, where he did well. ... He was a s...

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The Success of George Orwell Political and social events during the early twentieth century changed Great Britain's position as a world power and dramatically changed its society. ... For example, a commandment that originally stated, "All animals are equal-, later in the book changed to, "All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others (Encyclopaedia Britannica [online]). ... Though Orwell desired to write politically committed literature that was also an enjoyable experience, nothing in his career indicated that he would find expression in a skillfully executed animal ...

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The career and education aspects of women have evolved as well as women's epitomes of marriage. Many have suggested that this era begun a change in the way women raised their children. ... This change in the day-to-day lives of families required the husband accepting the responsibility of helping with the children, as well as upkeep of the home, until the last 30 years, this was an unheard of practice in American families. Parental Skills and raising morale has changed in the last 50 years. ... While the role of the female in the family has changed in many ways. ...

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During his time at the University he changed his major from mathematics to French Literature after he realized his love for literature. ... He will also be remembered for being able to write numerous books during his career and keep writing until he was 78-years-old. ... Winning a Nobel Prize for Literature is also no small task that Kenzaburo Oe has achieved which he earned for his work across his career and dedication to realism and truth. ...

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The case of the baby boom generation provides a useful way of understanding the complex of factors that shape demographic change. ... Future careers of people will also be impacted by their retirement; people will get jobs that are related directly or indirectly to the needs of the retiring baby boomers. ... There will be lots of technological advances and exciting changes that will happen, but there are also issues that the nation as a whole should start thinking and finding ways to solve right now, issues like social security benefits, ...

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Suburban neighborhoods, drive-ins, rock and roll, air conditioners, fast food restaurants - these were all characteristics of a changing America. ... He started his career as a salesman of "multimixers" - stainless steel machines that could make six milkshakes at once. ... Guadalupe De La Cruz, a student who commented on Elvis Presley's influence on America, wrote that: Elvis illustrated the culture of the 1950's by changing the face of popular music forever His unusual style, that included sexy moves, and good looks started to cause more and more excitement everywhere he played. ...

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The increase in alternatives to marriage signifies how times have changed in contemporary family relationships. ... Economic downturn, rapid social change (i.e. Divorce laws), and changes to attitudes towards marriage, along with living arrangements, have made marriage choices difficult. ... These statistics portray significant social change, mainly for family life, which in turn has affected the size and structure of families within Australia. ... Once again the increased recognition of de facto partnerships, along with the higher educational opportunities, increased work and career aspir...

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In the climate of political instability, the government changed hands often, and it was easy for moneyed interests to pressure the use of the military to aid their cause. Military leaders in developing nations tend to come from the ranks of those trained throughout their career as staff officers. ...

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In addition to this, women also aided in the infiltration of enemy territory by working as spies; female journalists also saw their careers reach new heights as they were able to get exclusive coverage on the front lines (Nelson 1-2). ... Many were lucky enough to receive actual front line assignments while others remained on the home front to document the ways society dramatically changed under wartime conditions. ...

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During World War One, Canada experienced many tragedies and successes that influenced Canada to become an independence nation internally and externally. This independency helped evolve Canada towards modernization. World War One had a tremendous impact on Canada of establishing its independence. Fir...

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In grade school, middle school and high school, boys and girls all take the same science and math classes in equal numbers and girls are just as prepared as boys to pursue a successful college career in mathematics, science and technology. ... How can we as a society change the frame of mind in young girls, and show them that anything their male counterpart can do, they can do as well or even better. ...

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Although, the thought of war and destruction, is a thought most of us fear and would not like to be associated with, the Second World War was a period that changed the lives of many women around the world. Despite the horrific events the war planted seeds of change in women and opened new doors to them. ... It was not until 1941 that these rights started to be recognized. (8) The Canadian Air Force was the first to fully accept women in all branches of the Air Force. (6) The Navy was next in accepting women in combat. (8) In 2001, women had the right to be employed into any trade with in the ...

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In their endeavor to maintain a career in music many women were confronted by the tyranny of men. ... The biggest change that theses women provoked, as Patrice Rushen puts it, "was in the women themselves. ... Although World War II did not completely change the way women were perceived in the music industry as musicians, or any business industry for that matter, it definitely planted a new thought into the minds of women all over the country that they have more to contribute than just house work. ...

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He had a dream to make the USSR change from a backward peasant society to a powerful industrialized nation. ... The Seminary was where Staling revolted the first time and began his revolutionary career as a part of Marxist group. ... Stalin changed the whole world's perception of USSR and for the first time in history Russia was getting influence in Europe and was incorporated with a lot of European events. ...

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However, several months later, he unexpectedly changed his position on the war, leaving the socialist party and his editorial chair. ... He returned to his career in journalism in which he began to develop his ideas that would soon become known as Fascism. ... When he attempted to change the government, he realized that there was too much focus on heavy industry, for which Italy lacked the resources. ...

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About a third of the way through the piece, it becomes much more frantic and less scalar, as well as changing key. ... This changes the key from D major to D minor. ... World War II and the Cold War served as major inspirations for the piece that defined the latter portion of Vaughan Williams' career. ...

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In Truman, David McCullough asks, "Was Harry Truman an ordinary provincial American sadly miscast in the presidency? Or was he a man of above average, even exceptional qualities and character, who had the makings of greatness?" I believe Harry Truman was a man of exceptional qualities and character,...

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There are very few people who can change the way the world turns by their actions, whether they are positive or negative. ... In actuality, Hitler's career in the German Army was rather undecorated. ...

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The Depression in Australia, as described by Davy, came slowly at first, but then hit with all the ferocity of a "slide of earth". " It was like a great river flooding or changing its course, the way the depression came-the insidious creeping movement of dark, strong, unpredictable forces, the flow of hidden currents, a clod falling and dissolving, a slide of earth, the cave-in of an entire bank, a sudden eddy swirling around a snag, tilting it over, sweeping it off into a black oblivion. ... Both boys were culturally influenced or defied cultural influences throughout their adolescence, and t...

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"The subject of neo-realism film is the world; not the story or narrative. It contains no preconceived thesis, because ideas are born in the film from the subject." This was said by one of the founding fathers of the cinematic Neorealistic movement, Roberto Rossellini. Neorealism was a movemen...

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