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    Year 7 History Research Task- Ancient Civilisations Report by Caitlin Mewett Mids c- The Great Wall of China page: 1 The Great wall of China was an ancient gigantic defensive project. It is one of the largest construction projects ever completed. The Great Wall of China is one of the greatest wonders of the world today. The Chinese worked on the Great Wall for over 1700 years.When it was their turn‚ each emperor added pieces of the wall to protect their dynasties. However the wall was

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    Contiki Australia

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    CASE STUDY CONTIKI AUSTRALIA: PROVIDING SUPERIOR VALUE. Table of Contents. 1. Executive Summary 3 2. Case Analysis 3 2.1 Introduction and background. 3 2.2 Contiki’s image. 3 2.2 Marketing strategies used to create value for target market. 4 3. Economic downturn. 5 4. Conclusion 6 5. References. 6 1. Executive Summary This case study discusses‚ the marketing strategies Contiki Australia utilizes in order to provide superior value to its customers and in return gain

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    Elitism in Australia

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    corporate elites in Australia is highly reasonable considering Elite Theory and the decisions made surrounding the EMA. This essay will apply Elite theory (classical and Australian) to the decisions made leading up to granting the EMA for Roy Hill and assess that aftermath of the decision which will ultimately support the argument of an existing government and corporate elite in Australia. Furthermore‚ the strengths and limitations of Elite theory will be recognized after an analysis of the argument

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    particular way of science fiction. The two texts‚ "A cage of butterflies" by Brain Caswell and "Mission to Mars" by Brian de Palmer‚ both of which conform to science fiction. The technology used in "A cage of butterflies" is of extremely high standard and produces a theme that prophesises about experimentation and mutations occurring on humans. The theme in "Mission to Mars" is about discovery‚ communication and reaching out to other life forms. In "A cage of butterflies"‚ the research laboratory in NSW

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    Aboriginals in Australia

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    ANTH1150 - THE ABORIGINAL PEOPLE OF AUSTRALIA The Aboriginal people of Australia have been an ostracized ethnic group throughout their native land since being discovered by the English Captain James Cook on April 23 1770‚ which marked a dramatic turning point for the last significant land mass to be colonized by European settlers. The development of the Aborigines class status‚ welfare and rights have gradually evolved to a somewhat humane level over the past four decades‚ significant government

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    Australia and Oceania.

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    to the macro-scale of analysis‚ the most important criterion is general functionally; the uniqueness and homogeneity come second. The typology of main regions of the world is based on a macro-economic indicator‚ GDP per capita‚ that sets apart eight regions: North America‚ Latin America and the Caribbean‚ Western Europe‚ Eastern Europe and Russian Federation‚ North Africa and Southwest Asia‚ Sub-Saharan Africa‚ Southeastern and Pacific Asia‚ Australia and Oceania. Australia and Oceania represent

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    Emily Steinmetz Ms. White April 21‚ y The Gilded Cage Rags to riches is a cliche often brought up in stories of triumph. In Money and Class in America:The Gilded Cage‚ it is portrayed that there is a possible reversal‚ resulting in riches to rags. The author offers a birds eye view of the wealthy American people‚ while commenting on the imperfections of their lifestyle. The author‚ a Yale graduate‚ explains his encounter with a man with a pseudonym of George Armory. Privilege was prominent in both

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    The authoritative figure in this case is the king‚ and the victim is the psychologist. Although the psychologist knows that keeping an innocent man locked in a cage for experimental purposes is morally wrong‚ he eventually adapts to the idea after the experiment has taken place for several days. The psychologist succumbed to the kings dissolute plan and become a victim. Another example‚ is when I made the transition

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    Class in Australia

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    argues > distinct hierarchy determined by wealth/education & capacity within society but an overthrow of ruling class > working class (proletariats) can gain upward social mobility > better society. * Class and class conflict in Australia‚ Kuhn and O’Lincoln address struggles of working class from an economic standpoint in relation to crime‚ suggesting Australian working class‚ due to their status from birth are more likely to end up in prison. “Working class crime is the most conspicuous

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    He studied with the American composers Henry Cowell and Adolph Weiss and the Austrian-born composer Arnold Schoenberg. In 1942 he settled in New York City. Influenced by Zen Buddhism‚ Cage often used silence as a musical element‚ with sounds as entities hanging in time‚ and he sought to achieve randomness in his music. In Music of Changes (1951)‚ for piano‚ tone combinations occur in a sequence determined by casting lots. In 4 ’33" (1952)

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