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thinking that everybody is always in security. But many country in the world are very tolerant with the corporal punishment. However this practice is very dangerous and traumatizing for people who undergo this chatiment. And that is why we may Wonder if these corporals punishment are very necessarry for impose the respect and the discipline ? To give an answer to this question we will use 3 parts: One about the history of the corporal punishment One about the different corporal punishment And the last

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views differ? What differing effects did Enlightenment ideas have across Europe? The Enlightenment movement of the 17th and 18th centuries was a period of great thought, ideas and questioning, which would precipitate later effects that reflected these enlightened concepts in government, the arts, religion, education, and the economy. Those that embodied the Enlightenment principles in their writings, the “philosophes”, as they called themselves, set out to enlighten the world, by combating ignorance

A precursor of the MK-ULTRA program began in 1945 when the Joint Intelligence Objectives Agency was established and given direct responsibility for Operation Paperclip. Operation Paperclip was a program to recruit former Nazi scientists. Some of these scientists studied torture and brainwashing, and several had just been identified and prosecuted as war criminals during the Nuremberg Trials. Headed by Dr. Sidney Gottlieb, the MK-ULTRA project was started on the order of CIA director Allen Dulles on

the North, Scandinavian influence was the strongest. At the time of settlement, English, Danish, and Norse were quite similar. From analysing place names, we know there are significant parallels between Scandinavian languages and English Ex. : Church >< Kurk (still exist in Scotland) Place names reflect the distribution of the Scandinavian communities in England Ex. : (A-S) Manchester >< Lancaster (Sc.) The extent of Scandinavian influence on England is shown by the English King Canute (11th

Christmas In France! In France they celebrate christmas behaving a big dinner the dinner starts near 8:00 P.M and it ends near 12:00 A.M,going to the church at midnight to celebrate christmas,and they also celebrate by eating thirteen desserts.In France they don't have a thanksgiving so on christmas thats when the family gathers together. In France they also decorate their trees and houses with decorations and on christmas day they gather around the christmas tree and open gifts.They

grand feast, which is called “le Réveillon”, “the Christmas eve”. In France it is a time for the whole family to come together at Christmas time to holiday which last two weeks. On the Christmas Eve nearly churches and cathedrals notably “Notre Dame de Paris”, ring out Christmas carols with the church bells, the celebration is beautifully. Unusual Christmas Christmas in war’countries Christmas in Iraq Christmas in Iraq is quite unusual. On Christmas Eve, children Christian’s read the Nativity

audience attention, and to make them like, and subscribe to the argued ideas. A lot of images are also used to illustrate, and to maintain the rhythm of the documentary: the church at the beginning, the casino for the gambling executives, the strippers… These images are sometimes useful to illustrate some facts, for the church for instance to explain the link between American culture and god, but sometimes I think that they only are eye-catching and barker, for the strippers for instance. I think

community at that time: the barons (noble men who served the king and who would become members of the aristocracy), the Church, the Free men (crafts men –artisans -and merchants and shop keepers who lived in the towns and the ports of the Kingdom). These rights and privileges: right to be consulted by the kings to examine taxation. The Kind had to consult the barons and the Church on one hand and the representatives of the big cities and ports of the kingdom on the other hand. Magna Carta clearly states

considerably. The monarchy has been subjected to Parliament’s control since the Constitutional Revolution in 1688. However, Queen Elizabeth II who was crowned in 1953 represents the Kingdom. Lawfully speaking, she is the head of the state and of the church, but she’s also a symbol of the unity of the nation (McDowall, 2003). The end of the 20th century and now Nowadays the big debate is about the future of the monarchy. Even if the Queen had her Golden Jubilee celebrated in June 2002, Britain