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this leader and still legitimate side the population by the majority. Mark : 3/4 LEGISLATIVE STRENGHT In that federal republic, the legislative power is divided of the executive power. As we said before, the majority of the congress, which votes laws propositions, is part of the opposition of the government. The constitution is rescpected. But, the exectuvie is quite higher. This feeling is becoming more and more important since the majority of governors are from the opposition part. Mark : 2,5/4

will look at three sectors that involve child labour – primary (agriculture and fishing), domestic labour, and manufacturing (Garment and toy) in the Ivory Coast and Guinea in Africa, Haiti, India, China. Why child labour? 1. Families are poor. Sending children off to work means there is one less mouth to feed and their work can be an essential source of incomes that help families survive 2. School is not an option. Parents cannot afford to send their children to school, and parents

alimentaires. → homogénéisation de la population active avec révolution des transports. → industrialisation : besoin de MO Et hausse du revenu des familles avec en + le travail de l'enfant. → assistance aux populations en difficulté : les « poor laws » dès le 16ème siècle en Gb contre les préconisations de Malthus. → progrès de la médecine et de l'hygiène : progrès empiriques de l'art médical : les vaccins ( Jenner contre la variole ),bactériologie,anesthésie,chirurgie … → phénomène de compensation

volontaire de la natalité). Dans son "Essai sur le principe de population" (1798), Malthus développe une analyse anti- interventionniste en matière sociale. "Les lois des pauvres ...créent les pauvres qu'elles assistent..". Pour lui, les "poor laws" favoriseraient la natalité et la fainéantise. Depuis, lorsque l'on parle de malthusianisme, on évoque les théories qui préconisent une limitation des naissances, ou parfois, d'une façon plus générale, de l'offre. Dans un ouvrage ultérieur (1820)

No Child Left Behind wanted to stress the federal role in education and required concrete improvement, the aim was more focused on reducing the gap between the rich and poor among student population, it was a need to make everybody participate in this improvement. 3. Solutions offered and reactions 1) As a reaction to the poor state of secondary education in the US some partnerships were set up to try and improve the situation (business/school partnership) this also had a problem because it led

its citizens. Abolition of interest, institution of sadaqat and Zakat (the share of wealth), concept of lawful and unlawful, equitable distribution of wealth, prohibition of hoarding and stress on circulation of wealth, concern for well being of the poor are the distinctive features of the Islamic economic system. What is Capitalism? Capitalism, as defined by the Collins Dictionary, “is an economic system based on the private ownership of the means of production, distribution and exchange”. The

affaires (il a fait fortune)En 1815, Essai sur l'influence d'un bas prix de blé sur les taux de profit.1817: principes de l'économie politique et de l'impôt (ajout d'un chapitre sur les machines dans une des éditions)1819: Entrée en parlement (corn laws, poor laws), Ricardo est opposé à ces deux types de législations.11 Septembre 1823: Décès de Ricardo Ricardo VS. Smith• Différence de parcours et de centres d'intérêt (Smith a fait ses études dans deux des universités les plus réputées d'Europe, un parcours

(1825) qui limitait la taille des entreprises, des Poor laws (1834), des Corn laws en 1846 et du monopole du pavillon  en 1849 par l’abandon. De telles mesures ont eu un impact décisif sur le processus de révolution industrielle puisque d'après Arnold Toynbee : « l'essence même de la révolution industrielle est la substitution de la libre concurrence aux règlementations qui, depuis le Moyen Âge, étaient imposées à la production ». Abolition des poors laws de 1601 en 1834, elles obligeaient les paroisses

immigrants lived in very poor conditions and were exploited at work. Immigrants were not prepared to the treatment they received at Ellis Island. Conclusion As a conclusion, I would like to add that in my opinion, the title of the text is paradoxical and the word “Threshold” is here highly meaningful. Give a quick summary of the main ideas you developed in your commentary. End your exposé with a few laws on immigration to show your knowledge. Several laws on immigration were

seventeenth century. From 50,000 to 100,000 people left Ireland for the American colonies, mostly young single males. Most of them were Catholics and they mainly emigrated as indentured servants. In this period, people from the lower ranks of rural poor did not leave the country, so the people who left were mostly skilled workers, large numbers of them were artisans with trade considered useful in the colonies. They first went to Chesapeake Bay or to the Caribbeans _ especially from the 1630s _ and