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    Humanities – Black Death (Essay) “It is not the strongest or the most intelligent who will survive but those who can best manage change.” ― Charles Darwin. The immediate pains of the Black Death were worth the long-term gains. Without this catastrophic event we may never have experienced the freedoms we enjoy today. Because of the Black Death‚ people became less restricted by the rules that the church and the feudal system enforced. This allowed the people freedom and choice. Also‚ without the

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    There were many effects of the Battle of Trafalgar. Politically‚ Britain began to rise as a result of this battle. It was really considered the beginning of Britain’s rise to hegemony‚ which lasted for over seventy years afterwards. Even though it was one of only a few major defeats for Napoleon‚ it ensured that he would fail in invading Britain because of Britain’s established naval power. For France‚ it began the downfall of their political system under Napoleon; many historians consider the failed

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    people decided to keep their opinions private so they wouldn’t be accused of being a Communist. I believe that the short-term and long-term effects of McCarthyism were not necessary. The short-term effects of McCarthyism consist of labeling and naming‚ immediate accusation‚ proven guilty with barely any proof‚ and being unemployed from jobs. I think that the short term effects were really unfair to those who were accused. There was really no evidence against them‚ and they were guilty because

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    MARIJUANA’S SHORT AND LONG TERM EFFECTS ON THE BRAIN Millions are abusing marijuana every day. In fact‚ 1 out of 7 high school students smoke marijuana more than once a day. Marijuana is taken very lightly and is the most highly used illegal drug. For this reason‚ society should know its short and long term effects on the brain. Marijuana can effect these two areas emotionally or physically. Also in some cases physical damages causes the emotional response. Although most public information

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    How Poverty Effects Children As They Grow Up Despite what some may think‚ poverty is a growing problem in America (Wood 1). Yes‚ real live‚ actual poverty. Poverty can be defined as “the minimum annual income necessary for an adequate standard of living” (Wienclaw 1). Poverty is not just something that people living in third world countries experience. Poverty is harmful and hard to handle not only for one person‚ but also for their whole family. Children are affected by poverty‚ too‚ believe it

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    to your body and can be very harmful. This is a highly addictive drug that can kill you or cause severe damage to your body‚ whether you inject it‚ smoke it‚ snort it‚ or if you eat it‚ you still get the same effects no matter the way you abuse the drug. The short term effects of using meth even in small doses‚ can increase wakefulness‚ physical activity‚ and decrease appetite. Methamphetamine can also cause a variety of cardiovascular problems‚ including rapid heart rate‚ irregular

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    create a chemically sterile‚ insect-free world." DDT was sprayed over any and all crops that mosquitoes could be found on‚ which started leaking the harmful chemicals into the food supply. However‚ since testing was only done to determine the short-term effects of DDT‚ no one knew how dangerous the chemicals could be. The dangers of a bug-free world were also largely unknown as well‚ until Rachel Carson wrote Silent Spring in 1962. Silent Spring told a

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    Cocaine Effects on the Brain The levels of natural chemical messenger dopamine circuiting the brain controlling pleasure and movement are increased when your body is under the influence of cocaine. Normally‚ in response to potential rewards‚ like the smell of good food the brain releases dopamine in these circuits. It then recycles back into the cell that released it‚ shutting off the signal between nerve cells. Excessive amounts of dopamine are build up between nerve cells as cocaine prevents

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    that we wanted to do our project on a specific country’s role in the war and to be even more precise a specific person that took a stand and was very impactful in the winning of the war. We decided to focus on the time around and before the Battle of Britain as this was one of the largest turning points in the war where one country took a stand against a nation whose ultimate goal was world domination.

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    The Black Death was a plague that spread across Europe during the fourteenth century. It swept the continent and baffled millions of European citizens. I chose this topic because the idea of the past epidemic intrigues me. In elementary school‚ we touched on the topic and barely discussed the possible outcomes. I was fascinated by what could’ve happened those years of peril. I am of Polish descent‚ so I am also learning how this plague could have affected by ancestors and what they were put though

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