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Rapid Population Growth Saharan Africa
1,474 words
Cultural determinants of fertility 5 Women's Time,
and Their Role in Rural Production and Household
Maintenance Systems 7 Promoting Environmentally
Sustainable Agriculture 8 Infrastructure
Development and Settlement Policy 10 Africa's
hopes for a better future depend in large part on
improving the health of its people. Sub-Saharan
Africa is experiencing a period of extraordinary
change. Across the continent, policy reforms are
contributing to dynamic economic growth. Greater
political openness h...
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Rapid Population Growth Saharan Africa
1,457 words
... ave evolved in response to local
agro-ecological and socioeconomic condition.
However, intensification with these technologies
alone is unlikely to be sufficient in most
Sub-Saharan African countries to achieve
agricultural growth rates of 4 percent per year
and more. Improved variety / fertilization /farm
mechanization technologies will also be necessary.
Increased use of fertilizers will be especially
important to raise yields and maintain soil
fertility. Intensive and resource-conserving ...
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Sexually Transmitted Diseases Hiv Infected
1,743 words
The following are facts cited in Acquired Immune
Deficiency syndrome by Gerald J. Stine. Worldwide,
about 9, 000 persons a day become HIV-infected.
The majority of all HIV infections worldwide occur
in people ages 15 - 24. Over 1 million people die
of AIDS each year. The number of HIV-infections
worldwide has tripled since 1990! It is estimated
that there will be a 20 % decline in population in
East Africa by the year 2001 due to AIDS (Stine,
360). AIDS is the leading cause of deaths among
adult...
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Due To The Fact Native Peoples
623 words
What essential roles did the ubasoku play in the
assimilation of the Buddhist religion into the
folk culture? Of the most influential people in
early Buddhism the ubasoku were the main driving
forces in the integration of rural Japan. These
traditional shamanistic, Buddhists had come over
from China and Korea. In their own country states
they had supported the wrong group of politicians
or they were just run out of their homelands for
other various reasons. They had brought over the
ways of Budd...
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United States Senate Presidential Candidate
1,592 words
Throughout much of his life in politics, Pinchot's
name had been occasionally thrown around as a
possible Presidential candidate. It never
happened. He was eventually elected to public
office as Governor of Pennsylvania in 1922,
largely through the support of rural counties and
the new women's vote. During his 1923 - 1927
administration, his major goals were the
regulation of electric power companies and the
enforcement of Prohibition. In a crusade for
"clean politics, " he reorganized state gov...
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War With France Standard Of Living
1,161 words
Since the dawn of creation all goods were
constructed by hand. It was a drastic shift from
simple hand tools to power machinery that changed
the world forever. This radical change came to be
known as the Industrial Revolution for it had an
astounding affect on the economic, political, and
social spheres of the nineteenth century. Before
the eighteenth century England was primarily an
agrarian society. Though some were wealthy
landholders, the majority of Englishmen were
impoverished. For the mos...
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Industrialization And Urbanization Of Great Britain
1,258 words
Throughout Great Britains history there has been
many hills for the British society to climb. One
of the most influential periods of time during the
life of Great Britain is the Industrialization and
Urbanization era occurring between 1760 - 1830.
During this period of time, Britain went through
many changes with machines used in factories, and
in manufacturing or distributing goods. These new
advances in machinery made industry faster and
more efficient. This led to advancements in
railroad, a ...
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Rural Area Family Moved
298 words
When I was a child, I spent the most memorable
years in a rural area near the beach. It embodies
the best of my ten years life. However, when I was
ten, my family moved to the city, and everything
around me changed dramatically. To me, a good life
does not have to be complex. I can still remember
the joy inside the little cottage we had. I used
to wake up before dawn, and wake up my cousins. We
would climb over hills to see the sun rising which
was truly a sublime scene. We would lay on the
gras...
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Men And Women Prime Minister
1,469 words
Cultural analysis Harlequin was founded in 1949.
In its early years the company published a wide
range of American and British paperbacks,
including mysteries, Westerns, and cookbooks. It
was not until 1957 that Harlequin began buying
rights from Mills & Boon, a British publisher
of romance fiction that started in 1909. Mary
Bonnycastle, wife of the founder, noticed the
enormous popularity of "these nice little books
with happy endings, " and suggested the company
concentrate on them. By 196...
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Poverty Stricken South Africa
1,189 words
... those in poor rural areas of the country, are
drawn to Japan. One of the causes of the increase
in international trafficking and prostitution in
women is the economic development in Asian
countries. In Thailand, economic development has
been remarkable since the late 1980 s; Bangkok,
the capital of Thailand, is showing prosperity. On
the other hand, the rural areas have fallen behind
in development, or rather, have been victimized.
Forests have been destroyed and farmers are
indebted and suf...
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Chiang Kai Shek Chinese Communist Party
1,254 words
Word Count: 4067 Abstract The Chinese Civil War,
which took place from the end of World War II up
to October 1, 1949, directly led to the creation
of the Peoples Republic of China, the worlds most
populous communist nation. The purpose of this
essay is to explain why the Chinese Communist
Party was able to achieve victory over the
Kuomintang in the Chinese Civil War. In this
paper, the role of international powers, namely
the Soviet Union and the United States, Kuomintang
policy, and Chinese Com...
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Buy And Sell Water Buffalo
1,030 words
Approximately 32, 500, 000 people live in Egypt.
Peasant farmers called fellahin make up over 60
percent of the population. But less than 4 percent
of Egypt's land is suitable for farming. Before
the leaders of the 1952 revolution introduced land
reform, less than 2 percent of the landowners
owned half of the land available for farming. Most
of the fellahin were tenants or owned very tiny
farms. A man who owned 3 to 5 acres was considered
well-off. Now no one is permitted to own more than
50 acr...
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E B White Pulitzer Prize
2,798 words
Elwyn Brooks White By Outline: Biography of Elwyn
Brooks White Elwyn Brooks White works Elements of
Style STUART LITTLE TRUMPET OF THE SWAN 'About
Myself' Charlotte's Web Critics about EB Whites
works Elwyn Brooks White was born in Mount Vernon,
New York, as the son of Samuel White, a prosperous
piano manufacturer, and Jessie (Hart) White; she
was forty-one and Samuel was forty-five. Elwyn was
the youngest child of a large family, where
parents really loved children. On Elwyn's twelfth
birthday ...
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Compton Eighteenth Amendment
1,901 words
Causes and Effects Of the Prohibition Since at
least the turn of the century, reformers had been
denouncing alcohol as a danger to society as well
as to the human body. The true feeling behind this
thought was that the use of alcohol was due to the
influence of the city. The first American
colonists started out with the belief that city
life was wicked and evil, whereas country and
village life were good (Sinclair 10). Later,
during the war, the idea of prohibition was a way
of keeping the count...
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Pay More For Their Electricity Consumers Of Electricity Deregulation
610 words
Electricity is one of the largest selling
commodities in the nation. In 1994, over $ 200
billion worth of electricity was generated and
sold. In the same year, $ 30 billion in cattle
were sold, and $ 6 billion in wheat changed hands.
Electricity has traditionally been delivered
through a tightly regulated monopoly where
corporate profits were artificially established
and assured by oversight panels. But now,
Presidential candidates, Congressmen, Oklahoma
Legislators, federal and state regulators...
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Upstate New York Faith In God
2,987 words
Dorothy Day, founder of the Catholic Worker
movement, was born in Brooklyn, New York, November
8, 1897. After surviving the San Francisco
earthquake in 1906, the Day family moved into a
flat in Chicago's South Side. It was a big step
down in the world made necessary because John Day
was out of work. Day understands of the shame
people feel when they fail in their efforts dated
from this time. (Miller, p. 4) When John Day was
appointed sports editor of a Chicago newspaper,
the Day family moved in...
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Economic And Political Cultural And Social
1,899 words
Smith 1 Women in post-Communist Russia face
violent crime, high unemployment, low wages and
bear most of the responsibility for domestic
duties. A colossal rate of alcoholism have given
Russia one of the highest proportions of widows of
any nation. The vast majority of Russian women
must work full time to survive. They are also
expected to do the bulk of the cooking, shopping,
and childcare. Yet women earn, on average, only 40
percent as much as men and are three times as
likely to be unemployed...
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Frank Lloyd Wright Wright
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The way you live is being directly influenced by
Frank Lloyd Wright? s innovations in residential
architecture. Mr. Wright? s? organic architecture?
was a radical departure form the traditional
architecture of his day, which was dominated by
European styles that dated back hundreds of years
or even millennia. He contributed the Prairie and
Usonian houses to the familiar of American
residential design, and elements of his designs
can be found in a large proportion of homes today.
While most of hi...
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United States Senate Presidential Candidate
1,620 words
Throughout much of his life in politics, Pinchot's
name had been occasionally thrown around as a
possible Presidential candidate. It never
happened. He was eventually elected to public
office as Governor of Pennsylvania in 1922,
largely through the support of rural counties and
the new womens vote. During his 1923 - 1927
administration, his major goals were the
regulation of electric power companies and the
enforcement of Prohibition. In a crusade for clean
politics, he reorganized state governm...
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Social Security System Cost Of Living
1,272 words
Social Security Since the Second New Deal and the
Social Security Act of 1935 the elderly and
disabled of the United States have relied upon
their monthly checks from the government to
survive. However, from its inception the Social
Security system has been plagued with numerous
problems. Out of all the problems that have
enveloped the system. There are only two that have
seriously threaten the existence of the entire
Social Security system. The first problem that
jeopardized the existence of th...
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