Essays on Contemporary History

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Discussion on The Usage of Child Labor in The World

2 pages / 793 words

Child labour has been a massive issue that has greatly interfered with global development and well-being. Often in Australia we take things for granted. We have the ability to go to school and are offered higher education. We live in comfortable homes. We have the...

Child Labour Slavery in The World

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The Pros and Cons of Child Labor in The Globalized World

2 pages / 1062 words

Introduction The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) defines a child as any person below the age of 18 years. Child labor, therefore, means engaging any person below 18 years into productive and paid work. The International Labor Organization (ILO) “defines child labor as work that...

Child Labour Slavery in The World

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Jack The Ripper and The Role of Press in Victorian Society

4 pages / 1756 words

During the nineteenth century, London was the biggest city on Earth and was ‘the heart and brain of of the greatest empire in world history’. It was portrayed as being symbolic of the successes of British Imperialism; a city synonymous with wealth, prosperity and morality....

Jack The Ripper

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The Main Revolutions in 19th Century: Market, Transportation, and Communications

1 page / 491 words

The Market Revolution, Transportation Revolution, and Communications Revolution completely changed our way of living in 19th century. These revolutions gave us new ways to travel, communicate, and a better means of production. America made big advancements during that time. However, there were also downfalls to...

19Th Century World History

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Apollo 11 Mission: Details and Speculations

3 pages / 1483 words

July 20, 1969, marked a momentous occasion in human history when astronauts set foot on the moon for the first time. This remarkable achievement was not only a triumph for NASA but also a monumental event for the entire United States. The Apollo 11 mission...

Apollo 11 Neil Armstrong Space Exploration

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German Americans and Prohibition Era in The United States

2 pages / 1121 words

As an immigrant migrating to a foreign land, one is destined to be faced with many obstacles that might hinder their prosperity. For German Americans in the mid-1800’s the hurdles of language, politics, trust, customs, and alcohol set up these peoples for almost a century...

1920S American History Prohibition Era

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The Arab-israeli Conflict: Causes, Effects, and Need to Solve

4 pages / 2024 words

As one of the world’s longest ongoing disputes, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has been one of the most devastating disagreements of modern human history. In the early 1900s, the region that is the eastern Mediterranean — present day Israel and Palestine — was ruled by the...

Arab-Israeli Conflict Israeli Palestinian Conflict

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Prohibition Era and Organized Crime in America

4 pages / 1852 words

Introduction The 1920s up to the early 1930s came with one of the most bizarre of prohibitions that the country has ever experienced. Referred to as the prohibition era, this was a time that alcohol was banned in the United States. This was a time...

1920S American History Prohibition Era

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Analysis of The Different Sides of Arab-israeli Conflict

6 pages / 2755 words

In this essay, I will be critically discussing how Palestine and Israel had been at war for over a decade. These two countries had been in conflict for over 52 years, many individuals believe the conflict between the two abrupted because of two groups fighting...

Arab-Israeli Conflict Israeli Palestinian Conflict

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Response to Hillel Cohen’s Year Zero of The Arab-israeli Conflict

2 pages / 1130 words

Hillel Cohen’s ‘Year Zero of the Arab-Israeli Conflict’ is a conscious effort in discussing the riots that took place in Jerusalem in 1929 from a non-biased perspective. Cohen explores the riots through the different perspectives of the Jews and the Arabs. An Israeli professor specialising...

Arab-Israeli Conflict Israeli Palestinian Conflict

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Apollo 11 and The Space Race

3 pages / 1193 words

The Space Race had created two strong space programs that would end up competing for space supremacy as a result of the intense competition between the United States and the Soviet Union. Both countries made great emphasis in their efforts to create a stronger national...

Apollo 11 Neil Armstrong Space Exploration

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The Main Causes of Arab-israeli Conflict

2 pages / 1038 words

The constant battle between Israel and the Arab Nation has stemmed for thousands of years, a conflict that originates so far back to the point that Islam didn’t exist. Most of the conflict was not based on the theological reasonings within the religious differences between...

Arab-Israeli Conflict Israeli Palestinian Conflict

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The Reality of Apollo 11: Astronauts Or Actors

3 pages / 1225 words

“One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind” – Neil Armstrong 1969 Made-to-order essay as fast as you need it Each essay is customized to cater to your unique preferences + experts online Get my essay An estimated 600 million eager eyes watched...

Apollo 11 Astronauts Moon Landing

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Depiction of Arab-israeli Conflict in Joe Sacco’s Novel Palestine

4 pages / 1934 words

The Israeli-Palestinian clash faced the continuous battle among Israelis and Palestinians that started in the early 20th century. The assertion is wide-going and still present today. The savagery resulting from the conflict has incited global activities, just as other security and human rights concerns, both...

Arab-Israeli Conflict Israeli Palestinian Conflict

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The Role of The Six Day War in Arab-israeli Relations

4 pages / 1770 words

The Six Day War of 1967 was a turning point for Arab-Israeli relations. The war was a bloody, yet brief conflict fought between Israel and the Arabic states of Syria, Jordan and Egypt. After years of diplomatic disagreement and discontent, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF)...

Arab-Israeli Conflict Israeli Palestinian Conflict

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Biography of Neil Armstrong - The First Person on The Moon

1 page / 544 words

On July 20, 1969, humanity witnessed a historic moment when Neil Alden Armstrong became the first person to set foot on the moon. His iconic words, “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind,” echoed across the globe, marking a monumental achievement...

Apollo 11 Neil Armstrong Space Exploration

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History of Jack The Ripper and Its Impact on Death Investigation Today

3 pages / 1258 words

Abstract Notorious serial killer, Jack the Ripper, terrorized Whitechapel, a town in London’s East End, throughout the year 1888. The methods of which Jack mutilated his victims and his knowledge of human anatomy is strikingly consistent with that of a medical doctor. It is said...

Jack The Ripper

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A Research of The Victims of Jack The Ripper

5 pages / 2247 words

Introduction Jack the Ripper was an unidentified serial killer of an infamous serial murder case which happened back in 1888 in Whitechapel District of London’s East End, England. His/her action which took place in Whitechapel District made him/her known as ‘Whitechapel Murderer’. Made-to-order essay as...

Jack The Ripper

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Analysis of The Case of Jack The Ripper Through a Criminological Lens

10 pages / 4661 words

Jack the Ripper is arguably the most infamous serial killer the world has ever known. He terrorized the whole of London over 100 years ago in 1888, killing at least five women, mutilating their bodies in the process. Whoever Jack was, he was never caught...

Jack The Ripper