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    The discovery of penicillin was one of the most important discoveries in the 1900s and marks a turning point in human history. Penicillin was one of the world’s first antibiotics which eventually evolved into modern antibiotics that are used today; it has often been described as a miracle drug. The discovery of penicillin meant that doctors finally could completely cure their patients of deadly diseases. After World War I, many soldiers died from infected wounds because the antiseptics used, killed

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    been in use for a while now, but certain people and events worked together to put an end to the nonsense. To begin with, the dictionary says segregation is the act of being separated or set apart from others. That is exactly what was going on in the 1900s. Black people were separated from white people. The Supreme Court ruled that colored and white people were to be “separate but equal.” Nothing was really equal, though. Black people were always on the down side of the scale. According to, “The Little

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    In the earlier years of the 1900s many historical events took place such as World War I , the Great Depression, World War II and many others were a groundbreaking part of history that affected many lives. The main event I will be talking about throughout my report is World War II. It first began on September 1, 1939 and ended six years later, in 1945 around the same exact time. The event was set off from the previous one, World War I. The instability that occurred in Europe in 1914 set the point

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    Media In The 1900's

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    Media Changes Growing up as a young boy every single one of them played army, and fought for their country. That is how it was back in the late 1800’s to early 1900’s, people joined the army and that was considered being noble going to fight for your countries freedom. Without photos and videos of what war was really like there was this romanticized view of war that the people thought was nice and clean. But when we got the technology to capture clean photos and videos of what war was really like

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    Corset In The 1900's

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    at the mention of corsets is a tiny waist and the restricted ability to breathe for the wearer. According to an essay published by the University of Virginia, “Too Close for Comfort: 500 Years of Corsets” (1998) as the name suggests up to the early 1900s corsets had been worn in western society for close to 500 years. Early corsets were not harmful to women and hid the natural

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    1900s Music Influence

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    The music shaped society during the 1900s, helping in the development of society’s social history. Music and society are highly influenced by one another. Music both inspires and motivates people to do what they feel is right. When we realize how they correspond with each other, it brings others together, for example, “On February 9, 1964, an estimated 70 million Americans tuned into the Ed Sullivan show”(Wong, 39), all different kinds of people in America came together to watch what was called “The

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    The 1900's Milk

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    claiming themselves as omnivores meaning that they eat both plant and animal based foods. This has forever been shown to the public as healthy with showings of calcium in milk helps build strong bones and protein in meat helps muscle growth. Until the 1900’s

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    Labeling In The 1900's

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    Labeling happens all over the world, labeling mostly happens in negative ways. Labeling was the number one reason for hate in the 1900’s. Labeling was the biggest reason for Hitler killing the Jews, the Salem Witch Trial, Joseph Stalin, and Slavery by labeling the blacks, and Isis wanting to kill everyone and take over. Labeling rarely happens in a good way it is mostly 90% negative. When Hitler was in charge of Germany, he hated the Jewish. He never really had a reason to hate the Jewish he just

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    Voldemort In The 1900's

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    “Voldemort is actually trying to take over legally now using the ancient laws. See, he realized that even though in the 1860's, the British Minister began to select Wizengamot members and by the 1900's, it became a tradition, although it was never put into law. Voldemort knows that by the old laws, one has to be at least thirty and have two or more years of Latin as well as Magical Politics and Laws plus a year or more of Magical Ethics and a year

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    how people look upon the nature of art. In The Pillowman written by Martin McDonagh, the main character, Katurian creates lots of impressive stories as the only treasure he left after he died. In the movie The Legend of 1900 directed by Giuseppe Tornatore, the leading character “1900” dedicates all his talent and passion to music art within his short life. In this essay, I would like to compare and contrast these two literary works to explode the issues and relationship between art and human life.

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