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    Karen Rusli Rusli 1 HIST 338 Dr. Bryan Lamkin 24 May 2013 California During the Great Depression The 1930s was not the best time period for California‚ the U.S.‚ or the world. When the stock market crashed in 1929 in the United States‚ it set off the most severe economic depression in the Western world. On top of all of that‚ a severe drought hit the Southern and Midwestern plains in 1931 just two years after the stock market crashed. This became known as the Dust Bowl. In the Dust Bowl‚ crops

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    Depression. One in six adults in the UK between the ages of 18 and 65 has symptoms of mental illness‚ the most common being depression. Depression is a common mental disorder that causes people to experience depressed mood‚ loss of interest or pleasure‚ feeling of guilt or low self-worth individuals may also experience no appetite‚ low energy and loss of concentration. Depression is different from a individual feeling down or sad. A individual who is experiencing depression will experience extreme

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    | | Risk factors and protective factors in adolescents with depression | | | Tanya Vassos16514793Word count: 1‚978La Trobe University‚Melbourne | | Risk factors and protective factors in adolescents with depression Adolescence has been found to be a period of high risk for the development of depression. A depressive disorder is present when a depressed mood or lack of motivation and pleasure in usual activities in everyday life is continuously present‚ whilst also being accompanied

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    9.04 The Great Depression A. Heading: * Address (imaginary) * City‚ State (imaginary) * Date (Month‚ Day‚ Year in the 1930s) B. Greeting: Dear ________: C. Body Your letter should focus on the following aspects of your life: * Paragraph 1: In the introduction to your letter‚ identify two causes of the Great Depression. Utilize the web sites in the Resource section. Explain how the Great Depression has affected you and your family. Use specific details

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    Hoover’s policies with the intent on enacting his own. He pledged a present a "New Deal" (its specific meaning ambiguous at the time to the American people) to the American public. 2. Eleanor Roosevelt: FDR’s Wife and New Deal supporter. Was a great supporter of civil rights and opposed the Jim Crow laws. She also worked for birth control and better conditions for working women 3. Harry Hopkins: New York social worker and friend of FDR‚ appointed to run the F ERA. 4. Father Coughlin: the

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    Photo Editing Using Photo Impact and GIMP There are many different kinds of photo editing software on the market. Many professional photographers use expensive software like Adobe PhotoShop‚ but there are less expensive versions of software (PhotoShop Elements‚ Ulead Photo Impact‚ etc.) and there are some free versions of software that can do many of the main tasks that a student or amateur photographer might want to do (Paint.net‚ TuxPaint‚ GIMP‚ etc.) When using an photo retouching software

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    In my opinion the use of photoshop in pictures can have a major affect on a variety of things. Such as self of steem in young adolecence and the pressure to be "perfect"‚ But having said that photoshop isn’t the only thing playing the public eye. Everywhere we turn there is often a picture displaying a beautiful skinny woman with a perfect complextion‚ and wether we like it or not for a split second you think to your self "why am I not like that". Often this can be a trigger point for adolecence

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    Lesson 4 Discussion Fremont High School “Jonathan Kozol” Jennifer R After reading Jonathan Kozol’s essay on Fremont High School in Los Angeles‚ I had to stop and rethink every detail I had just read describing the schools appearance‚ education offered and the overall sanitation of the school. I simply did not realize the school systems in the United States today were in such horrible conditions. While describing the school itself I learned it consist of roughly 5‚000 students. The perimeter

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    Steve McCurry – Photographer Photo description – Portrait Vietnam Gallery – Vietnam The comely young woman in the photo has a small‚ wide face with angular cheekbones and a broad nose. I call her Buôn because it’s the Vietnamese word for sad. She has smooth‚ crease-free skin the color of raw Tupelo honey next to the pale gray of what is possibly a knock-off of a 1980s Members Only jacket. The collar sits askew and the right leaf is turned slightly upward. Her wide-set‚ almond-shaped eyes‚ so

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    sent to fight in WWI. Women also become more active consumers as city life boomed. From dresses to make up‚ women were buying much more in both local stores and big department brands. Unfortunately‚ the campaign for women’s rights dwindled as the depression rose. After gaining the right to vote‚ many women felt the need for women’s movements was gone. With this attitude and the economy on the decline‚ the fight for women’s rights faded into the backdrop. Societal Roles of Women in

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