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    Revolution began in England in the late 1700. It had a wide range of negative and positive effects in which it affected the economic and social life on the people living in England. These outcomes have been interpreted by different views of people such as factory owners‚ the government‚ factory workers‚ and others who viewed the conditions of the industrial cities at the time. There were many positive and negative effects of the Industrial Revolution. According to an excerpt from William Cooper’s testimony

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    The effects of divorce This paper is going to be about the various effects of divorce. I will look at three different ways that divorce effects the children. I will first look at the ways that divorce affects a students academic achievement. I will then look at the effects that divorce has on relationships with both parents and other people and lastly I will examine the emotional effects of divorce. The effects of divorce on children can change almost all aspects of a person’s life including where

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    Online School Has More Positive Effects on Children’s Education Nowadays‚ more than 30 percent college students are now having online classes (J. Goldman‚ 2011). Online schools are now getting more and more popular. In fact‚ online schools can offer various lessons‚ flexibility in studying times and lower cost. Online schools can really help students with their development effectively. First of all‚ online schools’ biggest advantage is that they can provide a variety of curriculums for students

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    Long-Term and Short-Term Effects of Poverty on Children Poverty is everywhere‚ and can effect anyone. All people have either seen‚ or know someone that is poor. Some people believe that if they move to another state‚ or another part of the city that poverty can be escaped. Impoverished people are not only those who live on the streets. Most poor people have a place to stay‚ and they live in places like the projects‚ and the bad areas of the city. Some poor people have jobs ‚ and even shop at

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    of the many negative effects of the of the industrial revolution‚ are the living conditions of people who are working in the factories. Workers are forced to work long hours‚ have low pay for the long hours they put into their work‚ and since they are paid little they have little money for food so they are also starving. Another bad thing about the industrial is the child labor that is coming from it. Now that people are getting paid less for their work they need their children to

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    world we live in today‚ most couples choose not to divorce‚ whether it is because of the money‚ or because they do not want the children to have to go through the difficulties of a divorce. Though divorce has clear negative repercussions on children‚ including stunted cognitive and social abilities and stressed family ties‚ the complete dismissal of divorce could harm children even more severely‚ due to the constant conflict and possible abuse. In actuality‚ if parents properly guide their child through

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    Pets can have a positive effect on children in a family because the pets help develop interpersonal traits necessary later in life‚ pets help children grow emotionally‚ and pets can help keep the family’s immune system healthy. Choosing to add a pet into the family could be a pivotal choice in the family’s growth. Pets may help develop important traits like responsibility‚ self-confidence‚ and communication and relationship skills. The most recognizable trait that pets can teach children is responsibility

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    Children grow and develop‚ becoming our future citizens. Many children today can relate to the fact that their parents have a paid job in addition to their parenting commitments. The proper care and bringing up of children is a controversial issue. Changes in family structures‚ employment patterns‚ and expectations of parents is what makes children’s care an issue. Through this report the positives and negatives and the external and internal influences on families‚ while both parents are working

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    The industrial era has invaded Britain. Many families have been separated and rarely see each other anymore. Factories are becoming dangerous environments now. But‚ despite all this Britain has become the world’s greatest manufacturer and most rapidly growing in population and technology. The overall effects of the revolution on individuals and society are a mix of positive and negative. Cotton is now Britain’s greatest industry. Merchants all over the world are purchasing Britain cotton

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    and the high turnout of female college graduates mothers are increasingly‚ entering the workforce. As affirmed by the Wilson Quarterly (Autumn 98‚ Vol. 22 Issue 4)‚ "Ben Wildavsky‚ a staff correspondent for the National Journal (Jan. 24‚ 1998)‚ provides statistical background. In 1997‚ nearly 42 percent of women with children under six were working full-time‚ 5 percent were looking for work‚ 18 percent had part-time jobs‚ and 35 percent were not working outside the home" (p.115). Using these figures

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