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    the government increased it’s investment in new industries and technologies. As Japan citizens began to live in cities that introduced them to abroad influences, creating social situations in which the traditional authority was undermined. Industrialisation neglected traditional values, and emphasised efficiency, independence, individualism and materialism. Because so many Japanese citizens where…

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    Power In Women

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    contention between these two characters in the next chapters of the work. The knowledge they gained through the act as turned out to be destructive, which links back to Lawrence’s abhorrent attitude toward the renewed thirst for knowledge that industrialisation had brought with it. Birken illuminates further that his hated of sex stems from his view of it being a physical manifestation of Ursula’s "lust for possession, a greed of self-importance in love" (129). Sex affords Ursula the opportunity…

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    Globalisation is the process of increased integration between different countries and economies resulting in the establishment of a single global market and greater influence internationally on economic activity. This influence has had a major impacts both positive and negative, especially on what are known as the BRICS economies, the world's 5 major emerging economies which includes China. Over the past 4 decades China has benefited greatly from globalisation and its current size would not have…

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    Peel's Police Reforms

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    Latrell also pointed out “there was a relative indifference to crime as a problem….and the terms in which crime might be debated as a problem were not yet formed.” However, such a change in the attitudes can be viewed as a positive light of the industrialisation and the urbanisation which underlined the society’s creativity and civilisation. The need for police reforms was reflected by the conceptualisation of the degree of heterogeneity in the British society. The nation was divided into “two…

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    Peter King Urbanization

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    “new consensus” by re-examining the evidence. One statistic brought in here is that London’s homicide rate was 60% higher than England’s, this is one reason why this popular argument formed. However, since this, a new consensus has formed- that industrialisation has lessened homicide rates,…

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    the political struggles and consequent effects. Most people find it overwhelming to try to remember and understand experiences they have never experienced directly but studying real life individuals gives us an incredible insight on how the industrialisation of death occurred under the Nazi’s rule. It’s really important to remember the holocaust because it was not that far away, and most significantly not that long ago. The millions of innocent that…

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    The role that Britain played was that it’s coal deposits laid a foundation onto which the Industrial Revolution was built (Allen, 2011, 14). Britain’s access to coal made industrialisation possible. Culture is another cause of the Industrial Revolution. The transformation of European culture together with the adjustment and extinction of non- Western culture was the most dominant reason for the expansion of Europe (Cameron, 1993…

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    political stance, technology and social conformity and acceptance have all played a vital role in shaping context which has therefore affecting the perception of archetypes. LRC was written in 1850s Germany where it became a world leader in Industrialisation and was a period of significant change which defined Germany and its social…

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    The understanding of control stems from a rise in power that can corrupt individuals and societies who maintain upon it. This is evident through Fritz Lang’s Film “Metropolis” as he gathers understanding from events within his context. These events mainly include the German loss of World War I and the rise of the Weimar Republic and its values. These events are captured to depict a rising society who uses its workers to benefit from their suffering. In a similar fashion, this is also depicted…

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    the Death of Lenin in 1924, and also, after Snowball proposed to build a windmill, Napolean didn’t like the idea and had Snowball chased off the farm by a pack of dogs. This was satirical for the deportation of Trotsky and also the start of Industrialisation. When the hens were starved to death after refusing to sell their eggs, in 1932, millions of people who refused to work for Stalin were starved. In 1933, the USA recognized the USSR, and Orwell made this term show in the book by other farm…

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