Papers 1021-1030 of total 60222 found.
…, it is clear that increasing German film attendance is among the most important tasks of German film policy, and that doinog so would increase the effectiveness of film in propaganda and popular enligtenment. Hitler recognized films effectiveness early…
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…unrealistic. They were also shown aggression and violence is less common and effective as portrayed on television. They were also repeatedly told "violence is wrong". Two years later, the children were checked on and Eron and Huesman found out TV violence didn't…
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Effects of the Wording of a Question on Memory Over the years, researchers have examined how the wording of a question can affect an individual's memory. A number of studies were conducted, which focused on the impact question wording, design…
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…to pasturing which was much less labor intensive and created a boost in the woolen and cloth industry." Another important effect of the plague was the degradation of the church and priestly class. Many people grew angry because the church was unable to explain…
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…the subject, but my paper is about bad effects of globalization on poor countries. The evolution to a world always more globalize uniform is not a new idea, colonialism and imperialism had tried by their conception to force colonized countries to adopt…
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…Energy from the sun warms the earth. It also drives the earth's weather and climate. The earth's surface absorbs the sun and radiates it back into space in the form of infrared radiation. This process is referred to as the greenhouse effect. About…
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…Imperialism: The Effects on India Between the fifteenth and eighteenth centuries, European nations flourished. They gained control over a majority of the Western Hemisphere. From 1880 and 1914, Western powers set out to gain power in many places…
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…, but others say the 1st amendment rights cannot change the fact of the censorship laws. Censorship effects people by taking away our books, changing the things people have made for the world to see, and with the large separation of church and state. Censorship laws…
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…a pregnant woman has a cigarette, the baby gets less food and oxygen. The baby may be born earlier than it should. The baby may also be born before it is fully developed. The poisons in cigarettes effect the unborn baby's growth. Pregnant women that do not smoke…
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Category: /Literature/English
…Brandy McGallagher Mr.Stanfield 03/17/00 The Effects of a two career family on children Audience: Working and Non-working Parents This paper is intended to open the eyes of working parents. Quality time has become a password in two career families…
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