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    that to a moderate or large extent‚ advances in industrialization had an impact on Great Britain in the 19th century. The industrial revolution was the transition to a new manufacturing process from about 1760 to somewhere in between 1820 and 1840. It included going from hand production to machine production‚ improved water power efficiency and improved steam power efficiency. The Industrial Revolution began in Britain‚ and some of the most important technological advances were British. The Industrial

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    The main claim of this passage is the unjust and tyrannical rule of the Great Britain over its colonies‚ in what is now‚ and referred to as the United States of America. As the author refuses to acknowledge British policies and legislature as a legitimate authority in his motherland and demands freedom‚ this is but a claim of policy. The author insists that every man is entitled by God to a just and free legislature‚ which safeguards one’s rights and honor. Therefore; supporting his claim and hence

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    Education in Great Britain is divided into four areas. England and Wales have the same education system‚ unlike Northern Ireland and Scotland whos education system are different. In England and Wales education system consists of primary‚ secondary‚ further and higher education. Compulsory education last for 11 years and children are legally required to start attending school after their fifth birthday (or earlier) and finish it somewhere at the age of 16. Most pupils transfer from primary school

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    Family Structure of Great Britain Many countries have experienced very significant changes in patterns of family formation and family structure. Great Britain is one of the countries where these changes have been particularly marked‚ with the result that British families have become less stable and more diverse. The roles of women and men within the family have also changed‚ especially for women with children‚ who are now very likely to be combining paid employment with domestic and care work

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    everything that follows it. For example‚ a democratic system draws its power from the people as they dictate the majority of the decisions either directly or through representatives they choose. This is the case with all democracies‚ including Great Britain which has a prime minister elected by the people. On the other hand there are countries who are authoritarian with one ruler or a small group of people holding all of the power in the nation. The people of the country have no say in what happens

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    1.1 Compare and contrast different organisational structures and culture 1.2 Based on the case below‚ explain how the relationship between an organisation’s structure and culture can impact on the performance of the business A Coca-Cola Great Britain case studyStructuring an organisation is not only about organising internal relationships‚ it also involves external ones. The Coca-Cola Company has built well-structured relationships with a range of external groups including bottling partners

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    political motive: fear. Nigel Farage‚ the leader of the pro-Brexit party UKIP‚ caused a heated discussion when he warned that the men‚ rumoured refugees‚ who carried out sexual assaults on hundreds of women in Cologne could gain the right to travel to Britain in the near future. He told an audience in Westminster “I do not want those young men who were outside Cologne train station to have one of these (EU passports) in a few short years and to be able to come to our country‚”. The Remain campaign also

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    is not only a feeling‚ it is who you are as a person. The soldiers who fought at Valley Forge during the Revolutionary War had barely any food‚ and clothes were in bad shape. Even with bad conditions the soldiers still wanted to fight against Great Britain. I have decided to re-enlist for three reasons which are: patriotism‚ attitude‚ and receiving help from other people. I remember saying goodbye to my own family. My family and I have struggled throughout the years because I was poor. It did not

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    The Great War has produced and displayed many things the world had never seen before. Flamethrowers‚ poison gas and tanks were the inventions of the time‚ but starting at that point‚ began the rise of what goes by the name of propaganda. For the first time propaganda had an impact on war and the sneaky way countries managed to manipulate their citizens. This form of mind control was commonplace during World War I as many citizens began to follow how they could assist their countries‚ either good

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    same as George Washington did. Britain was bad company and the Founding Fathers felt that America was better off alone‚ and as its own country. The Founding Fathers were completely just in the way that they separated themselves from Britain‚ and had every reason to do so. Britain ruthlessly taxed the New World and made the colonists do their bidding. Nothing was free about this new life that the colonists sought. They were still bound by the chains of Britain even though they were hundreds of

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