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    The Quaker City by George Lippard was one of the required novels my teacher chose for English my junior year of high school. Published in 1845, this novel used challenging language which was difficult to understand. For years I haven’t been able to read books that I enjoy; I was always too busy reading the books picked for me by my English teachers. This year, however, teachers have allowed students to choose their own books to read. Allowing students to choose their own books to read for English

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    Ernesto Burguera Alejandro Estrada Wilmer Marquez Ignazio Russo Alexander Valdes . Team # 3 Sales Management at Pilgrim Drug 1. Whether or

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    Researching for the Religious Society of Friends or Quakers as they are called heavily reminds me of Social Work. Their core beliefs and values correlate very closely to Social Work’s own core beliefs and values. For my paper, I will discuss Quakerism, their practices, beliefs, values, and how Quakerism supports human rights and equality. A Brief History The Religious Society of Friends was founded by George Fox during the 1600s in England. The term “Quaker” was given to the group as a way to ridicule

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    Strategic Management of Quaker Oats Company Introduction The Quaker Oats Company, officially formed in 1901, is currently undergoing massive reorganization, which will dramatically change its position in the industry. Over the last four years, Quaker Oats' returns have been consistently rocky. Quaker unloaded Snapple, its ice-cream toppings and condiments business, and its frozen bagel business 1997. The company has turned to an emphasis on its high performing products such as Gatorade and

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    God would give information on how to live their lives and come to Him. The inner light is not tangible, it is something that is opened within you, in which the Holy Spirit speaks directly through. For Quakers, this is where the basis of all religious knowledge, or even knowledge in general, should come from, rather than scriptures. Although scriptures were not totally excluded in Quakerism, they were not a primary source of understanding. This is superbly

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    Quakers otherwise known as the Society of Friends are a religious group that is very closely related to Christianity. Quakerism differs from Christianity by five main contradicting beliefs. Rather than attending a church sermon, Quakers attended a meeting or also called the meeting of friends. There are two types of meetings that could be held, the first being a meeting of meditation where they would sit in silence until the Holy Spirit answered them. The second type of meeting was conducted through

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    was just one problem. Puritans. The Quakers, "Quakers have been known throughout their history for their humanitarian activities, especially in antislavery movements."(Quakers) . The puritans hated Quakers because they basically hated anyone who went against their practices in any way. Although people were against Quakers practices formerly, they came to accept them, and many began to trust them due to their kind nature and manners. Puritans persecute Quakers because they hate them for some reason

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    As the Quakers branched out from England in the 1650s, they brought with them to the Massachusetts Bay Colony an engrained eschatological belief of millennialism that was only further strengthened as they faced increasing religious persecution while in the Colony. Yet just a few years after the persecution, and cases of martyrdom, the Quakers began to shift their dogmatic principles from those emphasizing the impending end times, to messages of pacifism and peace. The wars of the Three Kingdoms in

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    breakfast cereal, Quaker Oats Company has dominated the Oat meal market for over 1 century. Quaker believes that they are “Committed to uncover the power of the oat to provide families with the healthy fuel they want to help them do more of what matters.” One of the most key concepts in a successful marketing is to market positioning. In market positioning, it is ideal to be the first in a market. Studies has proven that the easiest way to get into a person’s mind is to be first. Quaker meal has mastered

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    Snapple

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    Snapple’s brand value under Quakers stewardship. Once Quakers took control of snapple they made many mistakes that caused Snapples value to decrease by $1.4B. A lot of these mistakes can be contributed to the fact that they tried to use identical 4 P methods for Snapple and Gatorade. Quakers belived since these methods worked so greatly for Gatordade that they would also work for snapple. In terms of product and price they tried to introduce snapple in a bigger size. Quakers tried to get consumers to

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