After many days of hard work and countless hours spent in the lab, I have finally completed my project, my time machine! ... Now that I have completed my time machine, I could finally visit this fascinating era of political and art revolutions. ... To break in the time machine and start it up for the first time, I will set the date to the 1750s. ... The main reason why I would want to time travel back into this revolution is because I want to witness the substitution of machines for manual labor. ... Now, I have done enough writing and it is time to jump into my time machine and witness the...

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Dawson was also able to join forces with ward bosses from the West Side and North East Side, through machine politics, and "Never before had a black politician held so much power" (Grimshaw 82). ... "The position and behavior of the black ward elites reflected the structural disarticulation and elite rivalry atop the machine. The black elites were not members of the machine so much as they were associates of particular factions in the machine" (Grimshaw 87). ... They differed most in their style of politics. ... Dawson's political style however, closely reflected the politics of the city ...

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Karl Marx was German political philosopher and revolutionist, and one of the most influential people in the history of the world. ... In his writings Marx, criticized political and social conditions. ... In Paris, Marx extended his studies in philosophy, history, and political science, and this is where Marx adopted his adopted communist beliefs (Rader, M. 132). ... Here is an example of how the labor theory of value works: A worker in a factory is given $30 worth of material, and after working 3 hours producing a good, and using $10 worth of fuel to run a machine, he creates a product which...

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This allows the government to hold control over the political thoughts and views of Americans. ... "[M]edia power is political power. ... Media political power has always been a fixture in American history. ... Today ... political variety among the mainstream media has disappeared. ... America is run by a vicious cycle that turns the money of hard working American citizens into the machine that run the greedy government and media monsters. ...

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UK politics has exhibited signs of Daniel Bell's prophecy with the recent movement to 'catch all' politics whereby political parties appeal to the widest range of the electorate possible. Arguably this has given rise to the loss of political identity and ideology causing parties to become so called 'Election winning machines." ... The rise of consensus politics has also been equally detrimental to political ideology. ... A coalition government dilutes political ideology. ... However there is still evidence that ideology is still prevalent within UK politics. ...

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During his short, yet impactful campaign and tenure, Washington won against democratic incumbent Jane Byrne and Richard Daley Jr.; he challenged the "windy city" political machine; a characteristic of Chicago that today still applies. ... Through clear racism, he was able to lead a city without following the "machine" structure of the city. Machine politics in Chicago were very prevalent. Chicago politics were dominated by the Democratic machine for almost fifty years led by Anton Cermak. ... He essentially put an end to the machine politics in Chicago. ...

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Hitler like many other Germans were bitter and disgusted by the mere thought or concept that their arch-rival for years and years, the French, have beaten the mighty German war machine under the command of the majestic Kaiser Wilhelm. ... Hitler, not having a job after the war, looked to politics as a replacement of his own "worthless- life and became indulged in the political machine. Hitler laid his political ideology while he was in Austria, yet knew Austrian politics could not fit him and would not fit his aims and goals. ... The German populous saw Hitler as the savior that would onc...

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Such like, Brand name or reputation, patented products Information acquisition, R & D activities in addition, FDI also will bring some location advantage Avoid transportation costs and trade costs, company get the Political benefits and Information benefits at the same time. 3.Distribution networks The distribution channels of carbonated beverages in the US mainly consist of wholesalers, retailer, supermarkets, fountain outlets, vending machines, mass merchandiser, convenience stores and gas stations. ... Vending machines has allowed Coca Cola to offer its products where ever consumers can be ...

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Skilled workers were replaced with unskilled workers who were trained to work these new machines. ... For example, textile production became more industrialized by the use of machines. ... Government also helped encourage the revolution because of their political stability. ... Many different machines were being used and invented in the factories so there was an increase need or demand for operators. ... From there on there was the social and political effect of the revolution, which later includes the Civil War. ...

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We must not forget or undermine the political character of the group; the activities were an ethical response to the cultural crisis provoked by the War. The beginning of Dada, as sang by Hennings, was a "humanitarian reaction against mass murder in Europe, the political abuse of technology". ... The group's political edge can be seen in its resistance of the dominant culture's patriotism and its vilification of Germans. ... The experimental nature of their work went hand-in-hand with the development of new techniques (use of machine engines). ... We can notice a contrast between Z...

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Trying to use rational methods he attempted to explain a man as a calculating machine. ... He says that a man does not need a soul, because it is a machine. ... Which is also a machine and all the actions inside the society are just mechanical processes and interactions. ... They are in strict obedience and have no political liberty. They need political liberty, freedom of speech. ...

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Political participation is a basis of democracy and the primary mechanism through which people effects political representatives and hold their governments accountable. ... In other words, political participation has a direct impact on a person's life because peoples' choices shape the political system to some extent. ... In schools, students participate in activities that make them familiar with some principles of politics like democracy, which is a corner stone of political life. ... In other words, political participation requires political knowledge, and schools provide students ...

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England was the birthplace of this revolution, because the political and economic conditions were ideal. ... It was a machine that could spin several threads at one time. ... The making of the machines themselves became a major industry. Large amount of iron was needed to make the new machines. ... Later, when machines were able to make other machines, a great number of mechanics were needed. ...

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As the General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, Joseph Stalin was one of the leaders of this new party and was viewed by many as a tyrant who would significantly influence future Russian political parties. ... Man with a Movie Camera focused on educating the masses and emphasized that everyone in Russia should do their jobs with maximum effort like an efficient machine. ... With new technology being invented periodically, Man with a Movie Camera integrates people working with machines to get jobs done more efficiently. Communism can be compared to a machine since every per...

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Industrialization is the process of developing machine production of goods, which required natural resources. Manufacturing was often done in people's homes which were known as the cotton industry which used manual labor and hand tools/basic machines. ... Inventors worked and developed a series of machines that transformed the industrialization time period. ... "(EIRH) Germany did not exist as a political unit until the latter part of the nineteenth century but around 1835 regions began to unify. ... Now luxury purchases collapsed, leading to severe unemployment and, again, a crucial...

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Reformers attacked corruption in municipal government and formed nonpartisan leagues to defeat the well-established bosses and their political machines. ... The Reformers turned to state politics, where progressivism reached its fullest expression. ... As progressives gained strength on the state level, they turned to national politics. ... Finally, municipal, state, and national politics were captured by the progressive plan. ... Problems differed from section to section In South, racial politics, in East...

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However, in order to be able to gather support and start a career in politics, he will need money to campaign. ... Or at least that is how it used to be when the nation cared for politics. ... There has been a great decline from how people used to be engaged in politics. ... It has been transformed into a machine where the ones responsible for its existence have little voice over how it should operate. And by having little voice, the people lose their trust as well as their interest on this machine....

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A PEST analysis is one them, which refers to political, economic, social and technology factors. ... One of a recent political factor that Coca-Cola Company faced was the tax evasion in Vietnam. ... With the development of technology, new machine equipment are being introduced each year. ... As the machine continues taking jobs and tasks that used belong only to human workers, it reduces the amount of salary the company has to pay for the employee and still have high-quality products with cheaper cost. ... As mentioned before, the machine is replacing human labour as the development of technol...

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Goods were now being produced by machines rather than by hand. ... The Industrial Revolution did not only affect society economically, but also politically and socially.(Madrick) Politically the middle class, better known as the working class, began to gain power through unions. ... Women now worked and began to gain rights in political issues. ... "Machines as the men: science, technology, and ideologies of Western dominance." ...

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But it is not male-dominated political history Offred is interested in reporting, it is the repercussions of the Gileadean social structure upon women that involves every sentence of her narrative. ... Offred feels as if she and her sexual organs are not attached signifying that she feels like a reproductive machine more than a human being. ... There are the Marthas, or domestics who wear green, the Wives, or social secretaries and functionaries who wear blue, the Jezebels, or sex machines who wear outdated lingerie, and the Handmaids, or reproductive machines who wear red. ... His crime ac...

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Class is concerned with a society's economic structure which encompasses the systems of wealth creation and distribution while power entails how politics is expressed. ... He adds that class separation is also evident in politics in that political leaders seek to appeal to the lower and middle class populations to obtain more supporters. ... They work in poor conditions characterized by safety risks – injuries from knives and machines, fogginess and visibility problems, and respiratory problems caused by fumes, in addition to physical strain and sexual harassment for female workers....

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But, how to act against this authoritarian machine? ... In a long term effect, this plan would cause the infeasibility of the authoritarian machine, the state, thus, its dissolution. Through acts of public collective protests, which are illegal, but morally grounded, people seek to produce a partial or a total change in government's laws, or in its politics. ... "The mass of men serve the state thus, not as men mainly, but as machines, with their bodies [Thoreau]. ... " The strategy of civil disobedience has been used, and often used successfully to achieve political or ci...

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It described the social advances that had happened in the country because of their political advancement. ... This ideology had its roots in the high social and economic progress that France made owing to the advancement of their political system. ... In addition, machines developed by engineers from countries such as Sweden and the United States were superior to those produced in Britain. ... In short, machines were in operation in Britain before the industrial revolution in 1750. ... On the other hand, one cannot overlook the social and political changes that came with Britain's economi...

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What political impediments exist to the reform of the Russian economy? ... Although there was great hopes towards the reform of Russia unfortunately there have been many political impediments, which either hinder or slow down the process of reform. ... This is because there is an enormous demand for certain raw materials and goods such as telecommunications equipment, chemicals and copying machines, as well as services. ... Russia's attempts to reform, may not have been dramatically successful, but has progressed from 1992 and without lingering political impediments to reform growth wo...

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In an attempt to compete on a local level, some retail operations have been supplied with automatic espresso machines in order to expedite service. ... According to Hanna and Newman Operations Management, on the international level, there are international trade issues, market access, labor, supply and legal issues, political concerns, cultural and quality of life issues that need to be addressed. ... Also, in regards to the espresso machines, there are some locations with traditional machines while others have automated espresso machines. ...

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