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service de la non-violence) 1869-1948 In India there is a social order called the caste* system. The order has existed for thousands of years in the country. The privileged are born into a high caste and the poorest are born into a low caste with little chance of ever advancing to a better state in life. The government abolished the caste system in the 1960's, but it still exists in practice today. Mohandas Gandhi (mo HAHN dus GAHN de ) was born October 2, 1869 and belonged to the Bania caste

China is mainly interested in oil (Angola, Sudan, Congo are the main oil suppliers), but also in diamond and copper. As a result of this flourishing relationship, China became the second trading partner of Africa, just right after US and before Great Britain and France. African countries also prefer to deal with China than other western countries, mostly because China doesn’t care about Africa’s politic. China puts the emphasis on “the basis of the principles of independence, equality, mutual respect

faster turnaround times (the time an aircraft spends at a gate loading and unloading passengers) more over the airports taxes are less expensive and company can reduce its operating costs. EasyJet uses the secondary and region airports just in Grate Britain and Ireland; in Europe it operates in the principals airports. Thus, operating costs higher then Raynair’s ones, but the companies don’t aim at the same market sector. Raynair has chosen to work on touristic and leisure market. It aims at public that

attention to the fact that DDT was harming birds and Helecopter spraying Agent Orange Over 31million kg of pesticides were applied to UK crops in 2005, equivalent to 0.5kg per person living in Britain causing their numbers to decrease dramatically. DDT has been banned for 20 years now in Britain and many other countries but because it breaks down so slowly and builds up in the fatty tissue of all animals (and animal food products like meat, fish, butter and cheese) it has left a toxic legacy

for themselves, and Britain and its allies opposed this idea. In September of 1914 German commander General Erich von Falkenhayn ordered the construction of defensive trenches to ensure that the Allied forces couldn't overrun his own men. The Allies responded in kind and two long trenches were dug from the coast of France to Switzerland, which was soon dubbed the Western Front. The trenches mostly ran alongside each other, and varied from a distance of over a kilometre to as little as 15 metres apart

(Singer) held a 90% share of all sewing machine sales outside the United States and was the seventh-largest firm in the world.1 By successfully developing the huge, but far-flung, Russian market, reinvigorating the industrial revolution in Great Britain, and transforming the lives of countless millions, Singer became the world’s first successful multinational company. Although Singer was the first to produce a reliable sewing machine,2 the company’s market dominance was due more to extraordinary

and I am in 1st year of Professional Master in Innovation in the food industry at the University of Quimper (France). As part of my training, I was asked to do a language training in an English speaking country. That’s why, I chose a destination a little bit unusual: the Belize. I will try to share this experience in the heart of the rainforest. Firstly, I will introduce the wwoofing. Then in a second time, I will present the Belize country. And, in a third time, I will tell you about Better in

English : THE BRUGES SPEECH. Vincent Carriou 1AFIFB Former Prime-minister Margaret Thatcher passed more legislation than any other Prime minister in Great-Britain's history, binding Great-Britain (GB) closer to Europe. For instance, in 1973 M. Thatcher supported the entry of GB in the European economic community and in 1986 she signed the European Single Act which liberalised Trade and instituted the free movement of capital and labour. Yet, she is seen as the most anti-European leader GB has

this arrangement was likely to be part-time or when the brewer had enough money to brew. We know that as early as the seventh century the number of ale-sellers was restricted by Ethelbert, the King of Kent, so perhaps the population was becoming a little too skilful at brewing. Three centuries later, another King of Kent, Edgar, regulated the size of drinking vessels, which suggests that ale was served and drunk at a particular location. Incidentally this drinking vessel was shared and each measure

mainly by the farmer and his family Labour is employed and wages paid 6 Mixed cropping is practised. A farmer may have crops such as cassava plantations, and maize Monoculture is practised only one crop is cultivated e.g banana 7 It requires very little capital Large capital is required to buy machinery and pay workers etc 8 Farmers depend on nature for soil fertility Fertilizers are used to improve on soil quality Pastoral normadism Definition: This is a type of cattle rearing where the