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    how media effect our life

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    electronic media includes television and radio‚ and the new age media includes phones and internet. These types of media interact with people everyday and in our lives‚ and are the main source that affect us and change our society. Newspaper is a traditional kind of media which has been used for a few centuries. Newspaper is a periodical publication which includes news regarding current events‚ various articles‚ societal discussion and some advertisement. Radio is also a popular way for people to know

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    kinds of shapes and their properties in our daily life problems. Plane geometry - It is about all kinds of two dimensional shapes such as lines‚ circles and triangles. Solid geometry - It is about all kinds of three dimensional shapes like polygons‚ prisms‚ pyramids‚ sphere‚ cylinder. The word Geometry comes from Greek which means earth and metron. Geometry used in variousobjects such as surveying‚ astronomy‚ navigation and building etc of daily life application. Geometry is actually called

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    In the 1920’s‚ many American businesses were doing brilliant. The banks had millions of dollars and people felt they had so much money that no one was poor or homeless. People thought that they could get rich quickly and that America would be able to get rid of poverty. Many people thought that nothing could possibly go wrong. Well‚ in October 1929‚ the Stock Market Crash occurred. Many wonder what it was like before the crash‚ the effects of the crash‚ and what caused the crash. It was a difficult

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    Art and Architecture in Daily Life Melanie Signor Art and Architecture in Daily Life When searching for an architecture piece that would catch the eye‚ there were many to pick from. Finding one that would be remembered that was a little harder‚ but never the less the one that was found was so beautiful and very inspiring. There are many buildings that are built for different reasons such as shelter‚ work‚ play‚ religious worship‚ or just for a personal relaxation. An architect by the name

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    Pychology in Daily life Experiences Weng Yu Shan Introduction Many people might doubt that how can psychology relate to our life? There come up with the answer to support everybody’s confusion. The psychological research has indicated that the cause of every experience: your physical and mental health‚ ability to form close relationships endurance‚ capacity for learning and personal growth.(Richard J.Gerrig

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    horrors of war. Unlike in The Great Gatsby‚ most women and men of the 1920’s would not sacrifice true love for social acceptance. Magazine covers showed women enjoying their children‚ but inside the magazines‚ there were strict‚ regimented instructions for new mothers on how to raise their children. The Nineteenth Amendment gave women the right to vote‚ but it did not force employers to treat or pay women the same way they did men. With many new conveniences‚ such as fridges and electric vacuums

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    Materials in Our Daily Life : 95 : 21 Materials in Our Daily Life The basic aim of science is not only to study and understand natural phenomena but also to use this knowledge to make our lives more comfortable. Science and technology have enabled us to develop more economical and convenient methods to recover useful materials from nature and to put them to various uses. Chemistry has enabled us to synthesize new materials which have desired properties‚ thus‚ making them even better than natural

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    1.1 Applications of Information Technology in Our Daily Life  IT in Education   Driving force in educational reform Students have many opportunities to learn the basic computer skills to facilitate their learning. Multimedia learning centre (MMLC) in secondary school Classroom with a projector 1.1 Applications of Information Technology in Our Daily Life  IT at Home  Smart home technology Allows people to control household and other domestic appliances over the Internet

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    The book “Daily life in China On the eve of the Mongol Invasion 1250-1276” is a Chinese historical book that historians and readers will enjoy to read because it has information written about all aspects of life during 1250 in such a vivid way that it would not be insane to say that is possible to picture the stories and documents found within the book. This book mentions about a time when the population of China was only six million inhabitants compared to the 1.3 billion of today but was the riches

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    many people during the 1920’s.The 1920’s was an era filled with growth and change with new technological advancement‚ redefining social standards against women‚ but there was an increase in discrimination towards Native Canadians and immigrants. First of all‚ the 1920’s was a very roaring time for people in the upper and middle class because of new technological inventions and changes in entertainment. Many households were able to afford a radio‚ a phone‚ and a car. The radio acted like today’s TV

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