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Question 1

Black slavery had taken root in most of the American colonies and by 1680s they were depended on for the provision of labor in the plantations. The number of white indentured servants fell sharply in Virginia by around 1660s, and this led to the shortage of servants. The law in Virginia colony began to establish connections between race and lifetime slavery due to the shortage of servants that resulted from the low birth rate in England thus making the wages rise. In the seventeenth century, the situation in Virginia became complex as white servants were allowed to marry and Continue reading...

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In studying the social sciences, of sociology and anthropology, research is required as is in all the other sciences. The requirement in gathering data to develop a hypothesis and various methods of research are available in the completion of the analysis. Sociology and anthropology have similar methods of exploration since both involve studying the people in society, past and present. To develop a deeper understanding of the value in the use of different approaches, two descriptions from sociology, and two from anthropology are presented. Lastly, a method from each respective subject is compared and contrasted to increase Continue reading...

Sayyid Qutb provides an analysis of Islamic activities through explaining the “Divine Law.” The Islamic religion asks followers to be more dedicated and serve God alone. An Islam is bound by divine revelation to belief that only God has the power of Lordship. The main branches of Islamic knowledge, as explained by Sayyid, are morals, rituals, values, standards and concepts of life. Additionally, the reading focuses on different factors that influence the Islam religion and their impact on divine law. Factors such as Jahiliyyah, culture, and Zionism affect human knowledge and sometimes separated human from the real teachings of Continue reading...

ORGANIZATIONAL TRANSFORMATION Q & A

Roles of Incentives, Training, and Education in Promoting Innovation in an Organization
Innovation refers to new ideas, products and methods. Innovation is defined as the process of transforming, altering or improving on existing technologies or processes. Innovation is very crucial in any organization as they aid in the growth process. The aim of my organization, like many others, is to have more efficient processes, cut on costs and have maximum output. Innovation is an engine for all this and organizational change, in the long run (Viljoen, 2014).
Without an education system, incentives and training, there may not be sufficient Continue reading...

One of the most challenging issues facing Muslims today is a growing tendency for a small faction of radicals to dominate discourse about Islamic culture. Islamic culture is incredibly diverse, however, since 9/11 what most non-Muslims learn about the religion seen through a media lens that is distorted by current events, more recently the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attacks in France and the grotesque ISIS beheadings and tortures in Syria. In France and other European coutries, Muslims are desperate to assure the rest of the world that they are not militant psychos, but diverse, cooperating and contributing members of society. Continue reading...

Zygomycota

Zygomycota is a phylum of fungi that is named after their process of its life cycle that leads to the production of temporary dormant structures called zygosporangia. These organisms can reproduce through sexual and asexual means. The sexual reproduction takes place through the fusion of gametangia that contains various nuclei, and would lead to the production of zygosporangia and zygospores (Zygomycota). Asexual reproduction on the other hand is the process by which the hyphae develop on the surface where the fungus may get the needed nutrients (Phylum). Asexual reproduction occurs as their spores are carried off by the wind Continue reading...

There is little doubt that African Americans have been showed in movies and generally in American cinema in discourses of white realism. However, when more and more black directors appeared, the stereotyped thinking and all the images that were detached to the African American community began to disappear. The one of the best examples of such case, is movie Bamboozled by Spike Lee. It is a dark satire on race depiction and integration. In this movie one can see the methods and ways where the dominant hegemonic hierarchy is capable of dividing and ruling those it subdues.
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The great evolution and changes in terms of technology seen in the world today have some great and smart minds behind them. Previous intellectuals and scientists did everything possible to make the world a better place for human beings. This saw the development of computers which have ever since made the world a global village (MacKenzie, 1998). Seymour Cray, famously known as a computer architect, is among the great minds behind the development of computers. He is recognized and credited with solely being the creator of high-performance computers in the technological world (Hill et al., 2000). Seymour Cray was Continue reading...

Value Investing

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In the business world knowing the essentials of investment shall lead to sure success. Evidently, the way the world’s economy has been changing was into a platform that would encourage even the common people to invest. The world’s economy has grown much bigger in the 20th century and more accessible than ever with the existence of the worldwide web. But seemingly targeting the market without prior knowledge would be going into a battle without ammunitions. And to have a better approach in value investing most especially in stocks, the three lessons discussed in this paper will Continue reading...

Summary:

Jack Hitt relates his college experiences with alcohol in the 1970’s comparing it with what he describes as a binge drinking epidemic today. He is dedicated to the idea that the way in which he was taught to drink socially, by professors and other responsible adults in his educational environment, taught him how to drink with dignity, and without getting drunk. There was an understanding that you had one or two, and then stopped, and that was that. No one got lambasted, because everyone knew it was socially unacceptable.
Today, that is not the case. He describes the Continue reading...