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    Pestel Analysis Political Adidas need to be aware of the political state of the UK‚ the same for the all other countries where they have bases. As if the government is unstable‚ or there are any controversial policies‚ they may have a bad affect on Adidas. There is a stable political situation in the UK‚ as it has a democratic government‚ a democratic government is one that is decided‚ by people voting on who they want to run the country. This means that if a dictatorship was to emerge and

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    Social Groups and Organization A social group is a collection of people who interact with each other and share similar characteristics and a sense of unity. • social category is a collection of people who do not interact but who share similar characteristics. • social aggregate is a collection of people who are in the same place‚ but who do not interact or share characteristics • Collective groups - These are temporary groups which are not generally governed by established norms of

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    The Chesapeake and New England regions harbored two different societies though each region had a large population that was of English decent this was due to many reasons the two societies settled in the Chesapeake and New England regions. For example the settlers in the New England region migrated to the Americas to escape the Church of England and to be their own church that would be based on their ideals. The settlers in the Chesapeake region were there on behalf of the Church of England as well

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    Insufficient evidence to answer (check box only) | What was your historical figure’s social and economic status in the Salem community? That is‚ what did your character do for a living? Was he or she well off? Would he or she be considered educated‚ upper class‚ middle class‚ lower class‚ poor? | The family of the mother: “The family was apparently of some prominence. Tax records from 1646 showed that John Ayer possessed at least one hundred and sixty pounds‚ making him one of the wealthiest settlers

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    Explore the ways barker present the theme of self exploration through the interaction between the character‚ Prior and Rivers. Regeneration‚ inspired by the war adapts the personal and psychological effects of war trauma to create characters that show how the war changed people and what it did it mentally. Through the characters of prior and rivers. Barker creates the theme of self exploration between their relationship and interactions. To take us into an insight into the writers perspective

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    The plebeians could not vote neither could they own land whereas the patricians could serve in the army but by virtue of being in the upper social class‚ paid no taxes and yet owned land. Since the plebeians were forced into military service‚ their neglect of farms forced many into poverty and mounting debts. When they fell into debt‚ sentence in the courts was severe forcing the debtors

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    through disguises‚ deal with their troubles of being evicted from the noble class. I found it rather interesting that Shakespeare uses the characters ’ guises only through mobilizing them downward. Essentially‚ it is only the characters of the upper-class disguising themselves as lower-class residents. This is elaborated in the discussion of attire by Kent: "For confirmation that I am much more / Than my out-wall (his appearance)" (III. ii. 44-45). In this instance‚ Kent clarifies that his

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    Paul’s Case: A Struggle in Self-Identity. Willa Cather’s “Paul’s Case‚” is filled with both symbolism and hidden meaning. Inferences can be made regarding Paul’s sexuality‚ apparent learning disabilities‚ abusive father‚ and motherless household. While there are countless things that go unspoken in the story‚ a theme of struggling to find one’s self-identity is prevalent throughout. Cather explores the struggle between individuality and conformity‚ going into further analysis by showing how

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    Using material from item A and elsewhere‚ assess the view that factors and processes within the school are the main cause of differences in the educational achievement of different social groups It is apparent that most of the studies carried out by numerous sociologist came to the same assumption that middle class pupils tend to do alot better than working class in terms of educational achievement. Pupils from middle class backgrounds tend to pass more academic exams‚ stay on for further education

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    expectations controlled and restricted the lives of people abiding them‚ particularly the women and the middle class. Each class was governed by a separate and distinct set of values and expectations that were strictly adhered to. The middle and the upper class were controlled by the expectations placed upon mannerism‚ social communication‚ conduct and courtship‚ whereas pride‚ honour‚ boastfulness were regarded a distinctive mannerism for the aristocrats‚ the superior individuals. In Pride and Prejudice

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