About 3000 years, smallpox has devastated the four corners of the world and plagued it. Indeed, from the 17th century to the 18th century, the most infectious disease in the western area was considered high and in the United States it was an incredible mortality rate of 90%. Until 1796, British surgeon Edward Jenner received vaccinated smallpox vaccine, and the world saw this kind of catastrophic viral relief. However, even with this vaccination, the world continues to witness the deaths of viruses and vaccines. A study of the history of smallpox vaccination found that the actual viruses used for vaccination are genetically distinct vaccinia viruses belonging to the same family as smallpox (small) and vaccinia virus. Although the origin of vaccinia virus is not clear, it is believed to have occurred in the 19th century. Immunization and preventive measures by the Alliance and Federal Health Department prevented the occurrence of smallpox during war and prevented large outbreaks. Successful vaccination of soldiers during the Civil War led to vaccination of civilians after the war and further helped to control this serious disease. The first human vaccine against viruses is based on the use of weaker or attenuated viruses to generate immunity. Smallpox vaccine uses vaccinia, a poxvirus similar to smallpox, for prevention, but it usually does not cause serious illness. Rabies is the first virus attenuated in the laboratory to produce human vaccines. Vaccines are made in several ways. Inactivated or killed organisms or viruses, inactivated toxins (which are not bacteria that cause the disease itself, but bacteria that cause diseased toxins, bacterial properties that are not disease causing toxins), live viruses that are attenuated (weakened or altered to avoid diseases) A disease) or a simple fragment of a pathogen (which includes subunits and conjugate vaccines)

On May 14, 1796, Edward Jenner inoculated a general fatal illness smallpox vaccine in Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England. The vaccine is made from vaccinia, a lighter ailment. Jenner is not the person who first recognized the association between vaccinia and smallpox and even the first doctor who used the vaccinia vaccine for patients who received smallpox vaccine. However, Jenner used scientific methods to carefully record all the stages of his experiment: When the patient recovers, he uses common anti - subtle variation techniques. Mutation refers to the process by which a patient intentionally infects natural strains taken from victims of recently recovered or changed smallpox. This is a very dangerous procedure, but it can cause milder illness. (Variation is not as dangerous as shrinking smallpox.) Culture from China to Turkey has utilized centuries of variability to protect patients from smallpox The vaccinated boy did not infect any form of smallpox after intentionally infected. Learn the behavior of people including their language, belief system, social structure, institution and important products Scientific observations and investigations of subjects usually follow scientific methods: observations, hypotheses, predictions, experiments, analyzes and conclusions Research method to ask questions, collect data, make assumptions, verify hypotheses Preparing a weakened or dead pathogen or a portion of the pathogen structure stimulates the production of antibodies against the pathogen at the time of administration but does not cause serious infection on its own A historical approach to smallpox prevention by intentionally infecting patients with certain diseases Edward Jenner, a British surgeon and naturalist, developed the first vaccine of smallpox vaccine in 1796. Jenner inoculated vaccinia with his gardener's son. And it did not produce smallpox after repeated exposure to infected smallpox material. The first vaccine laid the foundation for the field of immunology. British is the first woman who got a medical degree in the United States, the first woman to receive medical registration in the UK. Black well decided to acquire a medical degree by seeing a friend dying of uterine cancer around 1845. She received a scholarship at Hobart University in Geneva, New York in 1849 and then opened a law firm in New York City. On May 14, 1796, Edward Jenner inoculated a general fatal illness smallpox vaccine in Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England. The vaccine is made from vaccinia, a lighter ailment. Jenner is not the person who first recognized the association between vaccinia and smallpox and even the first doctor who used the vaccinia vaccine for patients who received smallpox vaccine. However, Jenner used scientific methods to carefully record every phase of his experiment: when the patient recovered he used general anti-fluctuation techniques. Mutation refers to the process by which a patient intentionally infects natural strains taken from victims of recently recovered or changed smallpox. This is a very dangerous procedure, but it can cause milder illness. (Variation is not as dangerous as shrinking smallpox.) Culture from China to Turkey has utilized centuries of variability to protect patients from smallpox

Edward Jenner, a British village native from Gloucestershire State, is managing the world's first vaccination as a preventive treatment for smallpox who killed millions of people for centuries. He is still a medical student, but Jenner noticed a milk girl infected with vaccinia. And it made the cow's breast blister and did not discover smallpox. Unlike smallpox, smallpox causes severe rash and dangerous fever in humans, vaccinia makes these women have little symptoms. On May 14, 1796, Jenner took liquid out of the vaccinia blister and scraped it off the skin of an eight-year old boy James Phipps. The blisters increased on the spot, but James soon recovered. On July 1, Jenner received vaccination again for this boy, but this time there was no disease with smallpox. The vaccine was very successful. Doctors throughout Europe quickly adopted Jenner's innovative technology, resulting in a sharp decline in the number of new generations of patients with devastating diseases From the 19th century to the 20th century, scientists following the Jenner model developed new vaccines against various deadly diseases such as polio, pertussis, measles, tetanus, yellow fever, typhoid fever, hepatitis B, A more sophisticated smallpox vaccine has also been developed and the 1970 international vaccination program like the World Health Organization (WHO) vaccine eliminated smallpox worldwide. Edward Jenner, a British surgeon and naturalist, developed the first vaccine of smallpox vaccine in 1796. Jenner inoculated vaccinia with his gardener's son. And it was unable to produce smallpox after repeated exposure to infected smallpox material. The first vaccine laid the foundation for the field of immunology. British is the first woman who got a medical degree in the United States, the first woman to receive medical registration in the UK. Black well decided to acquire a medical degree by seeing a friend dying of uterine cancer around 1845. She received a scholarship at Hobart University in Geneva, New York in 1849 and then opened a law firm in New York City. On May 14, 1796, Edward Jenner inoculated a general fatal illness smallpox vaccine in Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England. The vaccine is made from vaccinia, a lighter ailment. Jenner is not the person who first recognized the association between vaccinia and smallpox and even the first doctor who used the vaccinia vaccine for patients who received smallpox vaccine. However, Jenner used scientific methods to carefully document all the stages of his experiment: when the patient recovered he used general anti - fluctuation techniques. Mutation refers to the process by which a patient intentionally infects natural strains taken from victims of recently recovered or changed smallpox. This is a very dangerous procedure, but it can cause milder illness. (Variation is not as dangerous as shrinking smallpox.) Culture from China to Turkey has utilized centuries of variability to protect patients from smallpox

Smallpox is currently eradicated for centuries, one of the world's most terrible epidemics. The World Health Organization (WHO) promoted vaccination programs globally and eliminated the disease from the world. With this promotion, the last natural case in the world occurred about 40 years ago. Once eradicated, the general public stops routine or forced vaccination and I believe there is no longer any need to prevent the disease. The world has been eradicated but there are still two R & D laboratories in Russia and the United States. The origin of smallpox is not clear. Smallpox is thought to date back to the Egyptian empire around the 3 rd century BC (based on rashes like small pox found in the three mummies). The earliest written explanation of diseases that are clearly similar to smallpox appeared in China during the 4th century AD (ordinary period). Early written explanations appeared in India in the 7th century and in small Asia in the 10th century. One of the first ways to control the spread of smallpox is to use variations. Named for the virus that causes smallpox (Variola virus), the mutation is the process by which a substance derived from smallpox (pustule) is given to a person who has never experienced smallpox. This can be done by rubbing the material on the arm or by sucking through the nose. With these two types of mutations, people often continue to develop symptoms associated with smallpox such as fever and rashes. Smallpox is a very serious disease caused by a virus called Baliola virus (eg vair-ee-OH-luh). The name of smallpox comes from blisters (or acne scars) filled with pus formed during the disease. These names sound similar, but smallpox has nothing to do with varicella. It is a lighter illness caused by various viruses. You have heard about smallpox, you want to know what it is, or you or someone you know can get it. Some people are worried that bacteria causing smallpox may spread and be used as weapons. This is difficult for everyone. Currently there are no cases of smallpox in the United States. In fact, the last case of smallpox in the United States occurred in 1949, the last case in the world occurred in 1977. At the time of eradication, chickenpox is often confused with smallpox. There are several ways to distinguish varicella and smallpox. Unlike smallpox, chickenpox usually does not affect the palms or soles of the feet. In addition, due to transient changes in the pustules, varicella pustules vary in size. As the virus effect progresses more evenly, the pustules of smallpox are about the same size. In the evaluation of cases suspected of smallpox, there are various examination methods for detecting varicella

In biological weapons, smallpox is a bad child so far for all people. "35 million Aztecs died in the next two years when Hernando Cortés arrived in the country to infect Azteca's Indian community in 1520. In 1763 the US Pontiac's Henry Bush cow uprising In between, a blanket infected with smallpox was sent to thousands of murdered Native Americans; British Army Commander in North America Sir Geoffrey Amherst used the same technology in New England and the results were the same (P. Causes and effects of smallpox are caused by smallpox virus that occurred in humans thousands of years ago. Smallpox is a special, infectious, highly contagious and highly febrile illness that only humans can spread. It will be caused by viruses in the air current, eventually spreading from person to person. Smallpox has changed from a mild form without skin symptoms to bleeding in a very lethal form. British doctor, Edward Jenner, found a precautionary measure Smallpox inoculation of smallpox virus (Jenner has not developed a vaccination program using vaccinia virus). Immunization is dangerous. Due to the use of live virus, the patient may develop smallpox and die. Patients can also use smallpox to infect others. It is one. Immunization has previously been proven to be effective in suppressing the occurrence of smallpox in Boston during the 1720s. When he was a surgeon at a hospital in Boston, at the beginning of the war, John Warren (brother of Joseph Warren) vaccinated new recruits. Inoculation of smallpox by the end of the 18 th century is a common prevention method in Europe. Smallpox vaccination means the introduction of smallpox pus under the patient's skin. Shortly thereafter, immunization was conducted in North America (more effective, less dangerous). However, the epidemic of smallpox continues to affect the population. Montreal received particularly intense blows. The epidemic of 1885 was particularly prominent and its size encouraged municipalities to vaccinate, but medical advice was divided into vaccination and anti-vaccination camps, and the former criticized spreading the disease. People are afraid to refuse vaccination. A riot occurred in the city on September 18, 1885. Dismantled the vaccination poster and was fired official medical vaccinator, city hall, pharmacy, municipality's residence

Previously it was expressed as a result of behaviors taken mainly by the World Health Organization (WHO) and a small group of other major players, but the recent interpretation on the eradication of smallpox is based on this international cooperation and its participants It deals from different viewpoints. Current historians are studying this outcome. It depends not only on mutual understanding about the need to end smallpox but also on international and regional socio-political forces. In a 1993 article "Smallpox: Appearance, Global Expansion and Eradication", Frank Finner, a worldwide known virologist and chairman of the global smallpox eradication committee, explained. Traditionally, health care has been recognized as an important determinant of general physical and mental health and the well-being of people all over the world. An example of this is the fact that smallpox was eradicated globally in 1980 and the World Health Organization (WHO) said that it is the first disease in human history to be completely eliminated by intentional medical intervention I declared. The provision of modern health care depends on interdisciplinary team of trained professionals and semi-experts. This includes medicine, psychology, physical therapy, nursing, dental, midwifery and allied health experts, as well as public health professionals, community health workers and support staff, which are systematically personal and population Provide people based on. Prevention, treatment and rehabilitation care services The Public Health Initiative has improved and extended the lives of millions of people around the world. In the last century, public health experts and organizations established global HIV / AIDS alliances in Africa by eliminating smallpox worldwide, establishing international nuclear test ban and environmental agreement, establishing an international I lengthened the average life expectancy by 30 years. The first large-scale smallpox eradication work began in 1950 with the aim of eliminating American smallpox. In 1958, the World Health Assembly passed a resolution calling for global eradication of smallpox. In some countries planning to eradicate smallpox is planned, but there is no coordinated infrastructure. Due to insufficient supply of vaccines and limited resources, many plans are shaken. In the United States of the 19th century, there were generally more toxic smallpox being the main species, but only two major outbreaks occurred between 1900 and 1925. By contrast, in the 20th century the mild form of small pox It only appeared in the 1930s. There have been no smallpox cases in the United States since 1949, but in developing countries this disease is still a serious problem.

New England Aboriginal New England Aboriginal people first felt the influence of smallpox and other diseases in the first decade of the 16th century. Just after John Cabot explored the coast in 1498. By 1504, French and Portuguese continued fishing trips and began spreading the disease. However, in 1616 and 1617, numerous people of indigenous peoples were murdered. Diseases such as varicella, cholera, plague, tuberculosis, etc. were first introduced to New England. In the UK, in the late 1790s, physician Edward Jenner discovered how to vaccinate people with smallpox vaccine. About 190 years later in 1980, it was declared that smallpox was eradicated (Edward Jenner). Today, humans keep track of Jenner's footprints and continue working to treat and eradicate diseases threatening people around the world. Unfortunately, vaccines and antibiotics are not necessarily effective, and scientists need to find new ways to treat diseases that have not yet cured, such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, diabetes. On May 14, 1796, Edward Jenner inoculated a general fatal illness smallpox vaccine at Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England. The vaccine is made from vaccinia, a lighter illness. Jenner did not initially recognize the association between vaccinia and smallpox and it was not even the first physician to use the vaccinia vaccine for patients who received vaccinia smallpox. However, Jenner used scientific methods to carefully document all the stages of his experiment: when the patient recovered he used general anti-fluctuation techniques. Mutation refers to the process by which a patient deliberately infects a natural strain taken from a recently recovered or altered smallpox victim. This is a very dangerous procedure, but it can cause a more mild form of the disease. (Variation is not as dangerous as shrinking smallpox.) Culture from China to Turkey has utilized centuries of variation to protect patients from smallpox The arrival time of smallpox in Europe and Southwest Asia is not clear. Smallpox is not explicitly stated in the Old Testament, the New Testament, or in Greek and Roman literature. Although some people have discovered that the plague of Athens said to be derived from "Ethiopia" and Egypt, or that Cartago surrounded the sacred city of Syracuse in 396 BC, many scholars believe that this disease is like smallpox Pocladi once existed in the Mediterranean in his life, and he will not be explained by these people. In the ninth century, Persian physician Rhazes provided one of the most descriptive explanations of smallpox, and in his Kitab fi al-jadari wa-al-hasbah (smallpox and measles book) It was the first person to distinguish between measles and varicella. Man. Smallpox occurred in most parts of Europe in the 16th century.

Author's view of the book is unique. According to most histories, small flowers are not the role of the hero, they do not play a small role. In my opinion, smallpox is a major factor during the revolutionary warfare, Farn focuses on several important areas, see the spread of the epidemic as well as soldiers and its suppression against settlers can do. When choosing the victim, smallpox did not play favorite. Regardless of whether it is a child or an elderly, smallpox has destroyed hundreds of thousands of lives in the colony for eight years. However, until then the smallpox has reached the Americas. Native Americans have little resistance to smallpox in Europe, measles, malaria, sexually transmitted diseases, as well as common colds. Beginning in December 1518, the disease hit Ispaniola followed by Puerto Rico, Jamaica and Cuba. By October 1520, smallpox arrived at Tenoktitran. The successor of Moctezuma died of smallpox in early December. And a lot of dead people confused the town. Still, it is difficult for the Spaniard to conquer the Aztecs. Before Tenoktitran surrendered in August 1521, he kept fighting for 80 days. Spanish guns and artillery are not decisive. About 100,000 troops and mobile fleet provided by Trascarance wins the Spaniards There was no reliable explanation of smallpox disease in the Americas before the Europeans explored the western in the 15th century. Smallpox was brought to Hispaniola Island in the Caribbean Sea in 1509 and entered the mainland in 1520. At that time, settlers from Spanish Hispaniola arrived in Mexico and brought smallpox. Smallpox destroyed indigenous peoples of American Indians and was an important element for the Spaniard to conquer Azteca and Inca. In 1633 he settled on the east coast of North America in Plymouth, Massachusetts. Along with that, the devastating occurrence of smallpox in the Native American population and the subsequent outbreak of native colonists occurred. The mortality rate between native American outbreaks was as high as 80-90%. Smallpox was once again introduced to Australia in 1789 and 1829. Although this disease has never spread in the African continent, it has become a major cause of death among indigenous peoples between 1780 and 1870. Smallpox came to North America in the early 17th century. People have symptoms of high fever, chills, terrible back pain and rash. Starting in the northeast, smallpox eliminated the entire indigenous population. Over 70% of the native American population has declined. In 1721, 844 of 5,889 Boston people suffering from smallpox died here. Philadelphia was once the capital of the country and the busiest harbor. Yellow fever refugees in the Caribbean islands are infected with the virus in the wet summer. Yellow fever causes skin yellowing, fever and hemorrhagic vomiting. 5000 people died and 17,000 people fled from the city

Impact of smallpox on the new world Since the era of hunter gatherers, humans have always been important for the transport and movement of Homo sapiens. Since then, humans have used a variety of means of transport (eg, living in the case of hunter gatherers, spreading religious beliefs, looking for valuable minerals and spices). Most of these travelers are not aware that diseases are moving with them. In this article I will investigate the spread of diseased smallpox. When European explorers reached the New World in the era of exploration, they have brought many different kinds of diseases that have not yet emerged in the new world: smallpox, influenza, measles, malaria, varicella and yellow fever . These diseases spread as part of Colombian exchange and kill millions of people. In fact, some historians believe that 90% of the new world is dying from the spread of diseases in Europe. The indigenous peoples of the New World have never been exposed to these diseases, so they are not immunocompetent and are vulnerable to the fatal effects of this disease. One of the most important diseases in Europe is smallpox. And it is said to have the greatest impact on the indigenous people of the New World. For example, it is reported that the Aztecs of Tenoktitran experienced the spread of large-scale smallpox from September to November 1520. Infectious diseases brought about by Spaniards include smallpox, measles, and influenza. These diseases, like typhoid fever and yellow fever, had a major influence on Maya's population. Old world diseases brought by the Spaniards and old world diseases in which the people of the New World did not resist; they were determinants of conquest; they destroyed the population before fighting or even before fighting. It is estimated that 90% of indigenous peoples were eliminated by disease in the first century of contact in Europe In the nineteenth century many endemic diseases and epidemics have plagued the coastal areas of Benin, but they have various ways to influence Europeans and indigenous peoples. If smallpox is not like malaria, sleep disorder, yellow fever, it is not a main concern, because it mainly affects indigenous peoples. Therefore, Pierre Bouche (1885, p. 206-207) observed that he did not know the European who escaped malaria during the visit to the coast, but he saw that smallpox was "badly damaged" It was the root cause of the problem. Blacks said, "There were only 1,300 people murdered in Agu in 1873, and six of 18 blacks carried from Sao Tome on the end of 1875 stationed in Utada's Portuguese fortifications to prevent illness or Focus on eradication

In prehistoric times of the smallpox century AD, the disease was not known, but it is said to have been found in the mummy of Pharaoh Ramses V in Egypt who died in 1157 BC (Henderson, Fenner, Arita, Ladnyi , 1988). p 209-210). There is evidence that pustules and rashes found in mummies are similar to those described for variola virus. Some of the ideas on where the disease comes from are unknown, and the origin of the disease is unknown. The history of smallpox has spread to prehistoric times, and this disease may have occurred in humans in 10,000 BC. The earliest reliable evidence of smallpox was found in Egyptian mummies that died about 3,000 years ago. Especially small indigenous peoples of small-scale smallpox such as the Americas and Australia were rapidly destroyed and weakened by smallpox (and other introduced diseases) during the initial foreign period, so smallpox is great in world history Influenced. Conquest and colonization opened the door. In the 18th century, about 400,000 Europeans died each year due to the disease, including five reigning monarchs, one third of blindness occurred. 20 to 60% of all infected people and more than 80% of infected children have died of this disease Cholera, plague, smallpox, influenza are among the most brutal murderers in human history. These diseases are occurring across national boundaries and have been correctly defined as smallpox, in particular that has caused 300 to 500 million deaths in the 12000 years history. Since its first confirmed in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 1976, HIV / AIDS has proved to be a worldwide outbreak since more than 36 million have died since 1981. Currently there are 30 million to 35 million people infected with HIV, most of which are infected with HIV. In sub-Saharan Africa, 5% of the population is infected and about 21 million people are infected. As awareness rises, new treatments have been developed to make HIV more manageable, and many infected people continue to lead a productive life. Between 2005 and 2012, the worldwide annual deaths from HIV / AIDS decreased from 2.2 million to 1.6 million.

When he was a child, he was a disciple surgeon for nine years and it was a place where I observed and studied surgeons throughout my life. From there he went to St. George's Hospital in London to study anatomy and surgery. From there he returned to his hometown and continued medical practice. In 1978, a smallpox attack hit Gloucestershire, and he observed that the patient he worked with the cow had no signs close to those who did not work with the cow Did. British surgeon and naturalist Edward Jenner developed the first vaccine, smallpox vaccine in 1796. . Jenner inoculated vaccinia with his gardener's son. This first vaccine has laid the foundation for the field of immunology. British are the first women who got a medical degree in the United States and are the first women registered in the UK and this list lists all the doctors licensed in that country. After meeting with a friend who died of uterine cancer around 1845, Blackwell decided to acquire her medical degree. She received a scholarship at Hobart University in Geneva, New York in 1849 and then opened a law firm in New York City. The history of smallpox and vaccination was recorded as early as 1122 BC. (Riedel "smallpox is the origin of disease"). Human victory for this terrible disease was initiated by a British doctor named Edward Jenner. Through observation and experimentation, Jenner creates a program known as immunization. (Ridel "Edward Jenner"). During the next two centuries the vaccine will be used to stop small spread of smallpox worldwide. After the global vaccination campaign succeeded On May 14, 1796, Edward Jenner inoculated a general fatal illness smallpox vaccine at Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England. The vaccine is made from vaccinia, a lighter illness. Jenner did not initially recognize the association between vaccinia and smallpox and it was not even the first physician to use the vaccinia vaccine for patients who received vaccinia smallpox. However, Jenner used scientific methods to carefully document all the stages of his experiment: when the patient recovered he used general anti-fluctuation techniques. Mutation refers to the process by which a patient deliberately infects a natural strain taken from a recently recovered or altered smallpox victim. This is a very dangerous procedure, but it can cause a more mild form of the disease. (Variation is not as dangerous as shrinking smallpox.) Culture from China to Turkey has utilized centuries of variation to protect patients from smallpox

The role of smallpox vaccine in the prevention and treatment of geranium and smallpox has deprived many lives since the Middle Ages. But it has now been fundamentally eradicated, partly because of the highly effective vaccine. This vaccine saved the lives of thousands of people and eliminated this disease in the history of mankind. Although this miracle vaccine can greatly reduce the influence of smallpox, it can prevent disease from being fatal. This vaccine is also the only known anti-small method and it will be the only way that humans can resist this deadly and devastating disease before it is discovered. Smallpox is a highly contagious disease caused by the smallpox virus. Smallpox has four subspecies, smallpox primarily small, smallpox, bleeding, malignant, the most common are smallpox, smallpox small. Symptoms of this disease include bleeding, blindness, low back pain, and vomiting, which usually occur immediately after the incubation period of 12 to 17 days. The virus begins to attack skin cells and eventually leads to the occurrence of pimples covering the whole body. As the disease progresses, acne is filled with pus or combined. This combination separates the sheet from the bottom skin and the top skin. This disease can spread easily using air route (cough, sneeze, breathing), contaminated bedding, clothing, other cloths. Smallpox is caused by two viruses, Variola major and Variola minor. At the end of the century there were smallpox vaccines in colonies of Europe, America, Spain. The Latin name for this disease is Variola Vera. Words come from varius or varus. In the UK, this disease was first called "pox" or "red cockroach." Smallpox is also fixed in small blood vessels of the skin as well as mouth and throat. Symptoms of smallpox are skin rash and liquid-filled blisters. Smallpox is an ancient disease caused by the smallpox virus. This virus exists in two main forms: a Variola major with historically about 30% mortality and a Variola minor with a mortality rate of about 1%. Smallpox is transmitted primarily by direct or indirect contact with airway droplets of the infected person. The main spontaneous onset of smallpox begins with mucosal infection of the upper respiratory tract system, then invades the bloodstream, eventually invades the skin, shows classical signs of smallpox pustules, and the patient becomes infectious Indicates that it has become. May cause death due to toxins in the blood, thrombosis and septic shock

The story of the vaccine does not begin with the first vaccine - Edward Jenner uses the vaccinia pustular material to provide ceiling protection. Instead, it begins with a long history of the early use of smallpox substances to provide immunity to human infections, especially diseases. There is evidence that China used smallpox inoculation (or variant of smallpox) as early as the year 1000 AD. It also took place in Africa and Turkey before spreading to Europe and the Americas. Edward Jenner's innovation began with the successful use of vaccinia to develop immunity against smallpox in 1796 and soon this method became widely available. His method experienced medical and technical changes over the next 200 years, which ultimately led to the elimination of smallpox. The 1885 rabies vaccine of Louis Pasteur is the second vaccine to affect human diseases. After that, it rapidly developed at the dawn of bacteriology. Anti-leukemia and vaccines to prevent diphtheria, tetanus, anthrax, cholera, plague, typhoid fever, tuberculosis, etc. were developed in the 1930's. Mid-20th century was an active period of research and development of vaccines. The way to cultivate the virus in the laboratory has resulted in rapid discovery and innovation, including the development of vaccines for polio. Researchers are targeting other common childhood diseases like measles, mumps, rubella, and vaccines for these diseases greatly reduce the burden of the disease. Currently, innovative technology promotes vaccine research, recombinant DNA technology and new delivery technology are changing scientists to a new direction. Disease targets are expanding and several vaccine studies have begun to focus on noninfectious diseases such as intoxication and allergies. These schedules include not only the science behind the vaccine but also the early harassment of the smallpox variator (see the threat of the famous minister described in the Boston smallpox outbreak of 1731) to the establishment of a vaccination mission It also includes the cultural aspects of vaccination. Influence of war and social unrest on vaccine preventable diseases. Edward Jenner, Louis Pasteur, Maurice Hilleman, pioneers of vaccine development also gained special attention. This timeline category contains almost all entries for a specific topic timeline. Several entries have been omitted to broadly show the overview. The schedule of the implementation plan is organized annually. Figure 8 is a graphical representation of the schedule of a complete implementation plan. The section after the figure shows the outline and table of elements and elements of the elementary school grade 0 grade (Table 4), primary grade 1 grade (Table 5), 2 nd grade 5 grade plan. (Table 6). 0 Year (2015-2016): Baseline and Recognition: University of South Florida Sarasota - Manatee's Incredi-Bull Critical Thinking The main goal of QEP 0 years is to build a strong baseline database Includes use of existing and new evaluations. Experimentally improve important columns of data thinking, continue to build teacher's knowledge and skills related to critical thinking education, deepen understanding of QEP topics including critical thought promises and knowledge standards. Assign FTE. management An article about the president and a historical timetable detail the important issues and achievements of all the presidents of the United States of America. The next video will provide you with other important facts and dates for all US presidential personal and political lives. The format of the next fact file shows the overview of President Glover Cleveland and the historical timeline of important events and achievements during president inauguration. President Glover Cleveland 's timeline details a series of important historical events and outcomes that have had a major impact on the history of the United States in chronological order. I got into a panic in 1893. Panic in 1893 continued from May until N

To distinguish the symptoms of Variola minor and Major is a very lethal disease and many symptoms are accompanied. The two main forms of smallpox, Variola major and Variola minor, show many similar symptoms at the same time. However, there are mainly several different symptoms, slightly not. These include bleeding and internal and external bleeding. These extreme symptoms are the more common cause of the two forms, the mortality rate is 30%, the mild cause is only 1%. Smallpox is a highly contagious disease caused by the smallpox virus. Smallpox has four subspecies, smallpox primarily small, smallpox, bleeding, malignant, the most common are smallpox, smallpox small. Symptoms of this disease include bleeding, blindness, low back pain, and vomiting, which usually occur immediately after the incubation period of 12 to 17 days. The virus begins to attack skin cells and eventually leads to the occurrence of pimples covering the whole body. As the disease progresses, acne is filled with pus or combined. This combination separates the sheet from the bottom skin and the top skin. This disease can spread easily using air route (cough, sneeze, breathing), contaminated bedding, clothing, other cloths. Smallpox is caused by two viruses, Variola major and Variola minor. At the end of the century there were smallpox vaccines in colonies of Europe, America, Spain. The Latin name for this disease is Variola Vera. Words come from varius or varus. In the UK, this disease was first called "pox" or "red cockroach." Smallpox is also fixed in small blood vessels of the skin as well as mouth and throat. Symptoms of smallpox are skin rash and liquid-filled blisters. Smallpox is an ancient disease caused by the smallpox virus. This virus exists in two main forms: a Variola major with historically about 30% mortality and a Variola minor with a mortality rate of about 1%. Smallpox is transmitted primarily by direct or indirect contact with airway droplets of the infected person. The main spontaneous onset of smallpox begins with mucosal infection of the upper respiratory tract system, then invades the bloodstream, eventually invades the skin, shows classical signs of smallpox pustules, and the patient becomes infectious Indicates that it has become. May cause death due to toxins in the blood, thrombosis and septic shock

Variola major: its symptoms and possible use for bioterrorism Smallpox is a virus declared by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1990. It has long been considered as one of the most dangerous threats to humanity, but it has been eliminated by the coordinated efforts of several international organizations. Its role, especially the role of bleeding strains, is comparable to the effects of Zaire Ebola, Lassa hemorrhagic fever and Marburg virus. Smallpox is a highly contagious disease caused by the smallpox virus. Smallpox has four subspecies, smallpox primarily small, smallpox, bleeding, malignant, the most common are smallpox, smallpox small. Symptoms of this disease include bleeding, blindness, low back pain, and vomiting, which usually occur immediately after the incubation period of 12 to 17 days. The virus begins to attack skin cells and eventually leads to the occurrence of pimples covering the whole body. As the disease progresses, acne is filled with pus or combined. This combination separates the sheet from the bottom skin and the top skin. This disease can spread easily using air route (cough, sneeze, breathing), contaminated bedding, clothing, other cloths. Smallpox is an ancient disease caused by the smallpox virus. This virus exists in two main forms: a Variola major with historically about 30% mortality and a Variola minor with a mortality rate of about 1%. Smallpox is transmitted primarily by direct or indirect contact with airway droplets of the infected person. The main spontaneous onset of smallpox begins with mucosal infection of the upper respiratory tract system, then invades the bloodstream, eventually invades the skin, shows classical signs of smallpox pustules, and the patient becomes infectious Indicates that it has become. May cause death due to toxins in the blood, thrombosis and septic shock Although smallpox may have disappeared, the smallpox virus remains controversial and remains safe in the laboratories of Russia and the United States. Concern was expressed about the prospect of smallpox as a biotero weapon. Considering that people are no longer vaccinated against smallpox, the impact of such events can be devastating. This virus is most likely to originate in primates in Africa, has infected humans for nearly a century and is spreading all over the world. Untreated HIV slowly destroys the immune system of the infected person and causes excessive opportunistic infections and cancer called acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS). This is the first article in the 4th series exploring how infection affects our culture and evolution and how we influence them.

Since the first governor of the Massachusetts colony in John Winthrop, the American epidemic is that the Americans are trying to create a utopian society (40 years old Brinkley), so the United States should see himself as a "mountain town" It was announced that. Winthrop America as the Kingdom of God, this place will not have trouble repeated in the rest of Europe and the rest of the world. This ideal is also appreciated by the American society, but Americans can not accept the idea that the epidemic may attack their own country. Several examples will help explain how these factors are configured for a particular epidemic. America's epidemic of the 18th century is the most annoying thing of the 1730s when it hit the village of New England in the north, small towns and diphtheria vogue. By exceeding the destiny of rural New Hampshire and Massachusetts states, the epidemic has had an unusual influence for children and their families. From the epidemiological point of view of diphtheria epidemics - repeatedly fears like New England colonies repeatedly cause smallpox epidemics - is a phenomenon caused by isolated isolation and weak. Epidemics in London are epidemic in New England and can become a very deadly disease: "In some towns, nearly half of children's deaths, sometimes people are actually colonized I am afraid to destroy it. " Aboriginal people in north North America also have a similar effect. During 1616, along the coast of New England in 1618, the epidemic deprived 75% of the population of indigenous peoples. In the 1630's, at least half of Huron easy Iroquoids around the Great Lakes died of smallpox. In addition to smallpox, other diseases occurring in Europe caused severe damage to North American native people. These diseases include measles, scarlet fever, varicella, whooping cough, plague, malaria, dysentery, cholera, yellow fever and influenza. In most cases, these diseases effectively kill the native Americans more than European explosives. When Europeans began arriving on the American coast, they led to epidemics leading to one of the biggest population imbalances in human history. Before arriving in Europe, there were no diseases such as smallpox, measles, yellow fever etc in these parts of the world. These diseases have never been touched and indigenous people do not have the antibodies necessary to fight infections. Europeans continue to explore new areas Christopher Columbus arrived in America as a starting point in the United States in 1492 and touched a different community, so the epidemic Aboriginal population greatly for the next 400 years Decrease.

Edward Anthony Jenner, also known as "father of immunology", is a British scientist known for the discovery of smallpox vaccine. This is the first successful vaccine developed so far and continues to be the only effective prophylactic treatment for fatal smallpox. His discovery was a major medical advance to save countless lives. In 1980, the World Health Organization announced that smallpox is a disease of eradication. In 1770, after completing 7 years of training as a surgeon in Gloucestershire State, I went to St. George's Hospital under the guidance of prominent surgeon John Hunt. Study anatomy and surgery. After finishing his research, he returned to Berkeley to establish medical practice until his death. Jenner and his colleagues read the paper on medical science in Gloucestershire State Rodderboro and founded the medical community to eat together. He also published useful papers on angina pectoris Jenner works in rural society. Most of his patients are farmers or work on cattle farms. In the 18th century, smallpox was considered the most deadly and most persistent human pathogenic disease. Prophylaxis of smallpox by immunization brought success to the Dutch physiologist Jan Ingenhaus and was brought to the UK by Mary Wortly Montague, Mrs. British Ambassador to Turkey in 1721 in the UK. This method is well known in eastern countries and involves scratching the veins of a healthy person and pushing a small amount of material (from a small pustule of a mildly attacked person) into the wound. The risk of treatment is that patients often infect complete diseases and lead to fatal consequences. In 1788, the wave of smallpox infiltrated Gloucestershire State, treated with cattle in outbreaks, patients infected with lighter disease vaccinia have never been infected with smallpox Absent. Jenner needs a way to prove that his theory is really effective. In 1796, Jenner conducted an experiment with one of his young patients, James Phipps, an eight-year old boy. After cutting James' arms twice, Jenner made a small amount of vaccinia for them. The boy showed normal reaction and showed a mild fever, but it got better soon after a few days. Several weeks later, Jenner repeated vaccinations and used the material of smallpox to keep the boy healthy. This is the way Jenner makes vaccinations, named after the medical names of vaccinia and vaccinia. In 1798, after a more successful test, he published his findings: Variolae Vaccinae, an investigation of the causes and effects of illness known as the name of vaccinia. Jenner was found to have a stroke in January 1823. He never recovered completely, and on January 26, 1823 he died of a 73-year-old stroke in Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England. In England, in the late 1790s, physician Edward Jenner discovered how to vaccinate people with smallpox vaccine. About 190 years later in 1980, it was declared that smallpox was eradicated (Edward Jenner). Today, humans continue to trace Jenner's footprints and continue working to treat and eradicate diseases threatening people all over the world. - Although vaccination has been in place for a long time, the controversy over these uses has declined significantly when the vaccine was first received. Over time, vaccines have been developed for diseases such as polio, varicella, varicella, and general influenza, as well as improvements and constant innovation. Prior to the development of the vaccine disease had become a big problem as it spread rapidly over a wide range. According to Harvard Medical School data, British rural doctor Edward Jenner produced the first vaccine in 1796. Jenner developed a small pox vaccine that changed the course of this deadly disease. Since then, many other researchers and doctors have developed other vaccines. When the vaccine reaches your child's health, the vaccine has both advantages and disadvantages, and some parents are working hard to make vaccination decisions. Using a vaccine can prevent you

Known as the founder of Immunology Edward Anthony Jenner has laid the foundation for modern vaccines by paving the way for eliminating previously unavoidable diseases such as smallpox (information source). The results of his work can be seen in modern healthcare. Edward made a great contribution to this study and saved a lot of lives in his invention of the smallpox vaccine. Edward Jenner was born on May 17, 1749 in Berkeley, Gloucestershire State. He is the eighth child of nine children. His father was a pastor in Berkeley and he began receiving education since he was very young. Edward Jenner and the vaccine found that Edward Jenner (1749-1823) was trained in London under the training of John Hunt and was a military surgeon. After that he spent all his career in his homeland in Gloucestershire (West of England). His research is based on a careful case study and clinical observations over 100 years before scientists can explain real viruses and diseases. His innovative approach is successful ... Impact of tuberculosis vaccine Summary Tuberculosis is one of the most infectious diseases in the world. Since nearly one-third of the world's people are infected with this virus, efforts are being made to prevent the spread of this disease (NIAID, 2001). One method for preventing tuberculosis is the BCG (Balmette and Guerin Bacillus) vaccine. In the beginning of the 20th century, Calmet and Guerin worked together to isolate the diseased strains, and made the first BCG vaccine. Whole century In the UK, in the late 1790s, physician Edward Jenner discovered how to vaccinate people with smallpox vaccine. About 190 years later in 1980, it was declared that smallpox was eradicated (Edward Jenner). Today, humans keep track of Jenner's footprints and continue working to treat and eradicate diseases threatening people around the world. - Although vaccination has been in place for a long time, the controversy over these uses has declined significantly when the vaccine was first received. Over time, vaccines have been developed for diseases such as polio, varicella, varicella, and general influenza, as well as improvements and constant innovation. Prior to the development of the vaccine, the disease was widely and rapidly spreading, so it became of great concern. Like other doctors at the time, Edward Jenner made changes to protect his patient from smallpox. However, from the beginning of his career, Edward Jenner was fascinated by a national legend that said those who caught vaccinia from cattle could not catch smallpox. This and the experience as a mutation of his own boy and its associated risk made him the most important study of his life. Vaccinia is a mild bovine virus infection. It creates some crying spots on the chest, but it has little sense of incongruity. Milk maid women may catch vaccinia from cattle. They feel that colors are quite a few days, and usually feel a small amount of acne scars in their hands, but this disease is not a problem for them.

Little poxÄ) Who was introduced to Europe by Mary Montagu B) Where; China and India C) When the 4 th century China, 7 th century India II. History of the disease: (Including recent research and development and development of therapy, due to the fear of biological warfare America and Russia will not destroy small smallpox culture.In arguing human achievement , Arrogance III. Reason: Normally spread between two people by droplets of nose and mouth replicated from lymphatic tissue. For the two fighters, small variolas are a big problem and ultimately bring benefits to settlers. Little pox spread through British and American troops, but Americans have developed a vaccination method - vaccine. They plunged to healthy people to take a little pox from the patient and to help their bodies learn to fight it as soon as possible so that their bodies can later fight the virus. Because of small pox, Britain could not find this way and soon lost the soldier. Their earlier advantage was British as they were shipping soldiers on board. Small variolas are truly deadly, but humans have weapons, ie vaccinia. In the late 1700's, Dr. Jenner noticed that dairy maid with mild vaccinia had never infected small pox. On May 14, 1776, he infected the boy named James Phpps with vaccinia and caused a small pustule. Then Dr. Jenner infected the boy with small pox, but he did not suffer small pox. Dr. Jenner found the only defense against small pox. This vaccine is very effective as there is no other smallpox host. This is the only owner who is a wise man. As a result, the World Health Organization launched a global plan to eradicate small variola, and they began vaccinating dozens of people. I am occurring, they go there to isolate people infected with smallpox, and vaccinate people around the area where the infected person was found. On December 9, 1979, Bangladesh reported the last case of small smallpox and therefore eradicated smallpox. Small Pox & lt; Tab / & gt; Smallpox Virus & lt; Tab / & gt; Small Pox Vaccine is not manufactured or registered for use in Australia. Over 20 years ago commercial production of small pox vaccines in the world ceased. Edward Jenner found the first vaccine, the small pox vaccine so far. This vaccination resulted in effective protection of the disease by stimulating the production of antibodies against diphtheria toxin, a toxigenic strain of acne diphtheria, clostridium difficile. In Australia, the diphtheria vaccine exists in the form of DTP (diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis combined vaccine) at 2 months, 4 months, 6 months and 18 months after birth, and 4 to 5 years of age. In 1990, the World Health Organization said that 80% of children had been vaccinated against illness.

It is difficult to imagine a world without a vaccine - the "disease" of the world has potentially deadly (body or at least irreparable damage of the cause). In this world, the disease has killed millions of bright child eyes. Fortunately, with the development of vaccines, the population has grown bigger and healthier in the past century. Sadly, despite improvements in our lives, many have not decided yet - or strongly disagree - children will be immunized. They claim that vaccination is dangerous and causes autism and other diseases. Today's medications are offered in several ways, including the use of needle and syringe vaccination. If the needle pain suddenly disappears, what will you think? Over the past several hundred years, medical advances have made wonderful progress, and we became a patient not to accept the point of injectable form of the liquid of the vaccine. According to Mark Kendall, an Australian scientist or biomedical engineer says it is stupid, his new invention Nanopatch has become an effective way of vaccination, which is cheaper than needle and syringe Is, the cold chain is more likely to be deleted It has the ability to improve immunogenicity In 1961, the bifurcated needle was developed as a more efficient and cost-effective alternative, and the main instruments used during exercise were eradicated from 1966 to 1977. Bifurcated needle vaccination requires only the quarter of the traditional method needed to carry out a simple amount of vaccine. Upon success in the production of the intensification eradication program used for smallpox vaccine, eradication of smallpox vaccine after the success by modern cell culture techniques to produce the end or the opposite of the stage known as the first generation vaccine Has been developed. Production of the same generation of smallpox and first generation vaccine or cloned virus as the same smallpox vaccine strain mutant The third generation smallpox vaccine purified from a conventional vaccine strain was used for eradication at the end of the stage It represents a more safe vaccine specially developed Further through cultivation and animal attenuated vaccine strains Currently, the official smallpox vaccine is a live virus prepared infectious vaccinia virus. Solution using bifurcated immersion vaccine (Nisata) vaccine needle management. A needle to puncture the skin (usually the upper arm) multiple times within a few seconds. If successful, a vaccine site or itching red clump will be displayed in 3 to 4 days. In the first week, the bump will be filled with pus (called "Jenner vesicles") big blister, will start the drain. In the second week, the blisters dried and started to scab. We will leave a small scar in the third week of the scab and fall

The devil in the refrigerator of Richard Preston is an interesting book that discusses the anthrax terrorist attack after 9/11 attack and the fact that smallpox is a threat to the world from future bioterrorism. This book provides a brief history of smallpox, including epidemic details in 1970 in Germany. This disease was eradicated in 1979 by the World Health Organization's aggressive vaccine program. After the virus no longer treats, the World Health Organization ceased recommending smallpox vaccination. When Richard Preston started writing a devil in the fridge, I think he was going to talk about that smallpox to that book - it eliminates it based on accident, war or terrorism and revives it potentially It is. However, after anthrax shipment carried out shortly after 9/11 attack, the authors felt the need to incorporate anthrax investigation into his ongoing work. This is just a theory, but you can explain the split personality of the book. The bibliography of this book version only mentioned the struggle against smallpox, but the explanation started with the first anthrax attack and then backed back to the smallpox eradication program 20 years ago. The eradication of smallpox and the history of subsequent discussion and research occupies the rest of the book until the end of the two disease / biological weapons associations. Richard Preston 's book "The Devil in the Refrigerator" is about the eradication of smallpox and anthrax panic since 9/11. This book starts with an old man with anthrax. Later, a letter wrapping high quality anthrax was sent to the office building of the Heart Senate. Then, in 1978 the theme of the book suddenly changed to eradicate smallpox. The last line of smallpox before failure was Bangladesh, but the last case was UK in 1979. After eradicating smallpox there was a threat of many bioterrorism, and when another letter was sent to the senator, the book goes back to anthrax. The quality of B. anthracis was very high, as it passed through the hole in the envelope, three mailman also died of B. anthracis. I could not find anyone who sent the letter, but I suspect that I have a letter from al-Qaeda or Caucasian male. Most information on this is still classified, so there is no name. Fortunately, the "devil in the fridge" provides me with a timely opportunity to understand bioterrorism and related concepts - biological warfare, weapons of mass destruction - and so on. This is clearly an urgent task against human burden. In the not too distant future, the threat of nuclear destruction and destruction. But this is the only bioterror problem I have ever had, especially smallpox and anthrax.

"They believe that I am trapped in the machine, it is impossible to open it, this is the design they gave to my husband." Here, once again, another culture I acknowledge that it is different from her own culture. Judith is still aware of her way of doing. "Focuses not to get caught up in the cliché of Orientalism of the early modern male travel books, the identity of her personality and behavior proved her writing from the beginning to the last letter. Lady Mary Wortley Montagu (1689-1762), a British aristocrat and author, remembers letters from Turkey today. This is an early example of secular work in eastern Islam by women in the West. When Mary entered the Ottoman Empire, she discovered local variations of habit, inoculation of smallpox. Unlike Jenner later using a vaccinia vaccine, the variation uses a small portion of the smallpox itself. Mary, who is suffering from this disease, encourages her children to vaccinate in Turkey. After she returned to London, she diligently promoted surgery but encountered many resistance. But her example certainly promotes the practice of injecting smallpox in the UK upper class. The number of vaccinations is still small, and the whole medical activity in the 18th century focused on reducing the risks and side effects of the vaccination process. After witnessing the incident during her trip to the Ottoman Empire, Mary Waltree Montague despised Western tradition by smallpox vaccination to Western medicine. In 1718, Waitley Montague was vaccinated by her son and her daughter was vaccinated when she was attacked in England in 1721. This is the first such action in the UK. She persuaded Carolyn of Ansbach to try prisoners treatment. Princess Caroline later vaccinated the two daughters in 1722. According to the pen name, Wortley Montague explained vaccination in September 1722 and announced a supporting article.

Edward Jenner, born in England in the mid 18th century, will eventually become one of the most famous scientists in medical history and become so-called "father of immunology." After observing that vaccinia infection can protect people from smallpox, Jenner was vaccinated with an 8 - year - old boy with varicella in the hands of British milk maid. Then he repeatedly tried to "challenge" immunization by exposing the boy to the material of smallpox - but that boy never got sick. Jenner proved its smallpox immunity Jenner's smallpox vaccination method became increasingly common and ultimately replaced the mutation that was the standard before his demonstration. About 150 years after Jenny died in 1823, smallpox will be the last gasping in the second half of the 20th century. After extensive monitoring and vaccination programs, it will eventually be eliminated - thanks to the initial efforts of the immunologist's father mostly thanks Edward Jenner's later years. Edward Jenner Museum. It is available from http://www.jennermuseum.com/Jenner/edwardjenner% 27sla.html. In short, Edward Jenner was one of the greatest discoveries in history, but his method and his data were flawed. Then his study was dismissed until vaccination was performed. Finally, Edward Jenner discovered that vaccinia can prevent smallpox, despite his lack of data and inaccuracy. When Edward Jenner introduced vaccination in 1796, there was a long history of immunization, a more primitive form of vaccination, including the introduction of deliberate diseases into the body. Like in Voltaire in the 18th century, the philosopher regretted his French attitude towards smallpox vaccination: in 1876, after a group of local representatives were elected anti-vaccination platform, they were riot I refused to enforce. Forced vaccines According to the London Times, these streets are "threatened because they are surrounded by a group of densely popular mobs, and the intention to rescue the prisoners is revealed soon". Despite the dangerous side effects, the vaccine history began with the vaccination of smallpox developed by Edward Jenner, as it is necessary to vaccinate more sites. 42 states have an essential vaccine policy, and many children must be vaccinated with at least 22 vaccines before first grade. Vaccination is a topic controversial among medical professionals as there is a possibility of health risk. Immunization is actually Immunization is designed to help people survive their daily lives. Eddie Jenner, a rural doctor who lived in Berkeley, England, began immunization in 1796 (Ministry of Health and Welfare). Throughout history, vaccinations are getting better for safer people. To maintain good health, everyone should receive vaccinations against certain diseases. Vaccines have been shown to immunize people to heavy sickness (child immunity). - Every year, thousands of Americans die of seasonal influenza. With this amazing statistic, the U.S. government strongly urged domestic and its children to vaccinate during the upcoming influenza season in November.

Smallpox is always one of the most dangerous and deadly curse in human history. Even such diseases as plague, cholera and yellow fever do not have such widespread impact. Smallpox is a parasitic virus (virus harmful to the host) called Balihora virus. It can only be transmitted through the population and is considered "crowd disease" which requires densely populated areas to survive. It disappears when the virus is blocked from the new host. Smallpox spread through the so-called "droplet infection". "Water droplets" are body fluids that escape to the outside air such as moisture when sneezing. Smallpox 1518-1977: "Smallpox disease is at least 3,000 years old, confirmed in China and India" (Brock 122). In the 17th and 18th centuries, small smallpox was the most serious infection in the west. Europeans have developed a genetic trait that makes them immune to small pox. When they traveled to the USA, they resulted in small pox, and the disease ran out of the population: symptoms include sudden fever, headache, back pain, vomiting and convulsions. A clear rash appears after about 2 to 3 days after symptoms appear, and smallpox is diagnosed. The rash begins with small pink spots and then turns to blisters. After all, they left hard and depressed wounds in the deep part of the skin. The hard material left behind contains variola virus. Death usually occurs between 11th and 15th (Brock 132) Small variola is a big problem for the two fighters and ultimately brings benefits to settlers. Little pox spread through British and American troops, but Americans have developed a vaccination method - vaccine. They plunged to healthy people to take a little pox from the patient and to help their bodies learn to fight it as soon as possible so that their bodies can later fight the virus. Because of small pox, Britain could not find this way and soon lost soldiers. Their earlier advantage was British as they were shipping soldiers on board. Small variolas are truly deadly, but humans have weapons, ie vaccinia. In the late 1700's, Dr. Jenner noticed that dairy maid with mild vaccinia had never infected small pox. On May 14, 1776, he infected the boy named James Phpps with vaccinia and caused a small pustule. Then Dr. Jenner infected the boy with small pox, but he did not suffer small pox. Dr. Jenner found the only defense against small pox. This vaccine is very effective as there is no other smallpox host. This is the only owner who is a wise man. As a result, the World Health Organization launched a global plan to eradicate small variola, and they began vaccinating dozens of people. I am occurring, they go there to isolate people infected with smallpox, and vaccinate people around the area where the infected person was found. On December 9, 1979, Bangladesh reported the last case of small smallpox and therefore eradicated smallpox.

Immunization Vaccination history does not start with the first vaccination itself, it is an infectious disease that greatly affects the population. In 1796, Edward Jenner used vaccinia to create effective immune components in the continued growth of smallpox. Jenner's approach finally underwent medical and technical changes over 200 years, up to the complete elimination of smallpox. Vaccination has been a controversial medical topic for many years and it has been proved to be an effective means to prevent serious consequences including mortality from childhood illness, but there still remains controversy . The history of the vaccine includes obvious risks and injuries. But over and over again, doctors, scientists and governments have changed the vaccine and vaccine policy to make the vaccine safer. Sometimes changes are made to eliminate concerns that are relatively unfounded but widely felt, such as removing thiomersal from the vaccine. Nevertheless, supporters of vaccines should continue to appreciate the need for ongoing research to identify and mitigate the slight dangers posed by vaccines and even minor risks. Immunization Vaccination history does not start with the first vaccination itself, it is an infectious disease that greatly affects the population. In 1796, Edward Jenner used vaccinia to create effective immune components in the continued growth of smallpox. Jenner's approach finally underwent medical and technical changes over 200 years, up to the complete elimination of smallpox. Vaccination has been a controversial medical topic for many years and it has been proved to be an effective means to prevent serious consequences including mortality from childhood illness, but there still remains controversy . Historical evidence has a predictable and inverse relationship between the level of disease that can be prevented by the vaccine and safety issues and safety issues can arise as the direct experience of the vaccine preventable disease decreases It suggests that there is sex. Today, vaccines are one of the most important medical advances in history, and are useful for the prevention of numerous vaccine preventable diseases, as well as countless human sufferings and disorders. Due to the discovery of vaccines in the 20th century, the parents of the 21st century and many health care providers have limited or no effect on diseases such as polio, smallpox, measles. This brought an uneasy relationship between the public and public health managers. In a recent survey of pediatricians and family physicians, 11% of physicians did not encourage parents to vaccinate children with all available vaccines.

Edward Jenner is a British countryside doctor who introduced the smallpox vaccine. Jenner is an avid practitioner of smallpox vaccination and has pushed this principle step by inducing immunity against this fatal disease by exposure to harmless related diseases. His technique provides more secure and reliable protection than traditional immunization. Working in rural areas, Jenner knows that milk maid had never had small village folk customs. They are known for their relatively perfect skin tone, it does not have small scratches. However, they inevitably caught vaccinia through close cooperation with cattle. Jenner estimated that the wave of vaccinia produced immune to smallpox and even encountered local people who deliberately infected themselves to cause this reaction. As a positive doctor who likes experimentation, Jenner wants to prove his theory. In 1796 he inserted the pus of a female Salanel female to milk with Vaccinia on the cut of the arms of a local boys James Phipps. A few days later, Jenner exposed the boy to smallpox. He turned out to be immune. Jenner explained Latin in his new way "vaccination" (vacca). But Jenner does not explain why this method worked well - at that time, it was not possible to see the virus with a microscope. He handed the document to the Royal Society the following year. It was somewhat interested, but I sought further evidence. Jenner continued immunization and surveillance for several other children, including his own son. The full result of his research was announced in 1798, but his obvious finding was satisfied even with a lot of dissenting opinions and even ridiculous. The value of his vaccine has been recognized over time, but because of limited access to medical care in many of the poor communities, all of his benefits were realized decades ago. Thirty years after Jenner's death in 1853, England and Wales began vaccinating against smallpox. British doctor Edward Jenner (1749-1823) began to be interested in the idea that diseases of vaccinia later protect people from smallpox. Jenna 's biographer insists that Jenner has heard the wisdom of this folklore from milk maid. Edward Jenner and the vaccine discovered John Hunter 's trained Edward Jenner (1749-1823) in London and was a military doctor for a while. After that he spent all his career in his homeland in Gloucestershire (Western England). His research is based on a careful case study and over 100 years clinical observation before scientists can explain real viruses and diseases. His innovative approach is successful ... Impact of tuberculosis vaccine Summary Tuberculosis is one of the most infectious diseases in the world. Since nearly one-third of the world's people are infected with this virus, efforts are being made to prevent the spread of this disease (NIAID, 2001). One of the preventive techniques for tuberculosis is BCG (Calmette and Guerin Bacillus) vaccine. In the early 20th century, Calmette and Guerin cooperated to isolate the diseased strains and developed the first BCG vaccine. Whole century Edward Jenner (1749-1823) succeeded in the initial smallpox vaccination and established an important milestone in vaccination technology. He is an English doctor who pointed out that milk maid influenced by vaccinia is resistant to smallpox. To take advantage of this finding, he was vaccinated by healthy boys infected with vaccinia and then attacked him with smallpox two weeks later (Figure 25.1). It is noteworthy that the boy was not affected by the smallpox attack. This suggests that previous pus exposure by vaccination prevented viral infection. Therefore, the efficacy of vaccination was first demonstrated. In retrospect, this human experiment is unethical today without proper approval.

Edward Anthony Jenner, also known as "father of immunology", is a British scientist known for the discovery of smallpox vaccine. This is the first successful vaccine developed so far and continues to be the only effective prophylactic treatment for fatal smallpox. His discovery was a major medical advance to save countless lives. In 1980, the World Health Organization announced that smallpox is a disease of eradication. In 1770, after completing 7 years of training as a surgeon in Gloucestershire State, I went to St. George's Hospital under the guidance of prominent surgeon John Hunt. Study anatomy and surgery. After finishing his research, he returned to Berkeley to establish medical practice until his death. Jenner and his colleagues read the paper on medical science in Gloucestershire State Rodderboro and founded the medical community to eat together. He also published useful papers on angina pectoris Jenner works in rural society. Most of his patients are farmers or work on cattle farms. In the 18th century, smallpox was considered the most deadly and most persistent human pathogenic disease. Prophylaxis of smallpox by immunization brought success to the Dutch physiologist Jan Ingenhaus and was brought to the UK by Mary Wortly Montague, Mrs. British Ambassador to Turkey in 1721 in the UK. This method is well known in eastern countries and involves scratching the veins of a healthy person and pushing a small amount of material (from a small pustule of a mildly attacked person) into the wound. The risk of treatment is that patients often infect complete diseases and lead to fatal consequences. In 1788, the wave of smallpox infiltrated Gloucestershire State, treated with cattle in outbreaks, patients infected with lighter disease vaccinia have never been infected with smallpox Absent. Jenner needs a way to prove that his theory is really effective. In 1796, Jenner conducted an experiment with one of his young patients, James Phipps, an eight-year old boy. After cutting James' arms twice, Jenner made a small amount of vaccinia for them. The boy showed normal reaction and showed a mild fever, but it got better soon after a few days. Several weeks later, Jenner repeated vaccinations and used the material of smallpox to keep the boy healthy. This is the way Jenner makes vaccinations, named after the medical names of vaccinia and vaccinia. In 1798, after a more successful test, he published his findings: Variolae Vaccinae, an investigation of the causes and effects of illness known as the name of vaccinia. Jenner was found to have a stroke in January 1823. He never recovered completely, and on January 26, 1823 he died of a 73-year-old stroke in Berkeley, Gloucestershire, England. In England, in the late 1790s, physician Edward Jenner discovered how to vaccinate people with smallpox vaccine. About 190 years later in 1980, it was declared that smallpox was eradicated (Edward Jenner). Today, humans continue to trace Jenner's footprints and continue working to treat and eradicate diseases threatening people all over the world. - Although vaccination has been in place for a long time, the controversy over these uses has declined significantly when the vaccine was first received. Over time, vaccines have been developed for diseases such as polio, varicella, varicella, and general influenza, as well as improvements and constant innovation. Prior to the development of the vaccine disease had become a big problem as it spread rapidly over a wide range. According to Harvard Medical School data, British rural doctor Edward Jenner produced the first vaccine in 1796. Jenner developed a small pox vaccine that changed the course of this deadly disease. Since then, many other researchers and doctors have developed other vaccines. When the vaccine reaches your child's health, the vaccine has both advantages and disadvantages, and some parents are working hard to make vaccination decisions. Using a vaccine can prevent you

It is difficult to imagine a world without a vaccine - the "disease" of the world has potentially deadly (body or at least irreparable damage of the cause). In this world, the disease has killed millions of bright child eyes. Fortunately, with the development of vaccines, the population has grown bigger and healthier in the past century. Sadly, despite improvements in our lives, many have not decided yet - or strongly disagree - children will be immunized. They claim that vaccination is dangerous and causes autism and other diseases. Today's medications are offered in several ways, including the use of needle and syringe vaccination. If the needle pain suddenly disappears, what will you think? Over the past several hundred years, medical advances have made wonderful progress, and we became a patient not to accept the point of injectable form of the liquid of the vaccine. According to Mark Kendall, an Australian scientist or biomedical engineer says it is stupid, his new invention Nanopatch has become an effective way of vaccination, which is cheaper than needle and syringe Is, the cold chain is more likely to be deleted It has the ability to improve immunogenicity In 1961, the bifurcated needle was developed as a more efficient and cost-effective alternative, and the main instruments used during exercise were eradicated from 1966 to 1977. Bifurcated needle vaccination requires only the quarter of the traditional method needed to carry out a simple amount of vaccine. Upon success in the production of the intensification eradication program used for smallpox vaccine, eradication of smallpox vaccine after the success by modern cell culture techniques to produce the end or the opposite of the stage known as the first generation vaccine Has been developed. Production of the same generation of smallpox and first generation vaccine or cloned virus as the same smallpox vaccine strain mutant The third generation smallpox vaccine purified from a conventional vaccine strain was used for eradication at the end of the stage It represents a more safe vaccine specially developed Further through cultivation and animal attenuated vaccine strains Currently, the official smallpox vaccine is a live virus prepared infectious vaccinia virus. Solution using bifurcated immersion vaccine (Nisata) vaccine needle management. A needle to puncture the skin (usually the upper arm) multiple times within a few seconds. If successful, a vaccine site or itching red clump will be displayed in 3 to 4 days. In the first week, the bump will be filled with pus (called "Jenner vesicles") big blister, will start the drain. In the second week, the blisters dried and started to scab. We will leave a small scar in the third week of the scab and fall

Edward Jenner, born in England in the mid 18th century, will eventually become one of the most famous scientists in medical history and become so-called "father of immunology." After observing that vaccinia infection can protect people from smallpox, Jenner was vaccinated with an 8 - year - old boy with varicella in the hands of British milk maid. Then he repeatedly tried to "challenge" immunization by exposing the boy to the material of smallpox - but that boy never got sick. Jenner proved its smallpox immunity Jenner's smallpox vaccination method became increasingly common and ultimately replaced the mutation that was the standard before his demonstration. About 150 years after Jenny died in 1823, smallpox will be the last gasping in the second half of the 20th century. After extensive monitoring and vaccination programs, it will eventually be eliminated - thanks to the initial efforts of the immunologist's father mostly thanks Edward Jenner's later years. Edward Jenner Museum. It is available from http://www.jennermuseum.com/Jenner/edwardjenner% 27sla.html. In short, Edward Jenner was one of the greatest discoveries in history, but his method and his data were flawed. Then his study was dismissed until vaccination was performed. Finally, Edward Jenner discovered that vaccinia can prevent smallpox, despite his lack of data and inaccuracy. When Edward Jenner introduced vaccination in 1796, there was a long history of immunization, a more primitive form of vaccination, including the introduction of deliberate diseases into the body. Like in Voltaire in the 18th century, the philosopher regretted his French attitude towards smallpox vaccination: in 1876, after a group of local representatives were elected anti-vaccination platform, they were riot I refused to enforce. Forced vaccines According to the London Times, these streets are "threatened because they are surrounded by a group of densely popular mobs, and the intention to rescue the prisoners is revealed soon". Despite the dangerous side effects, the vaccine history began with the vaccination of smallpox developed by Edward Jenner, as it is necessary to vaccinate more sites. 42 states have an essential vaccine policy, and many children must be vaccinated with at least 22 vaccines before first grade. Vaccination is a topic controversial among medical professionals as there is a possibility of health risk. Immunization is actually Immunization is designed to help people survive their daily lives. Eddie Jenner, a rural doctor who lived in Berkeley, England, began immunization in 1796 (Ministry of Health and Welfare). Throughout history, vaccinations are getting better for safer people. To maintain good health, everyone should receive vaccinations against certain diseases. Vaccines have been shown to immunize people to heavy sickness (child immunity). - Every year, thousands of Americans die of seasonal influenza. With this amazing statistic, the U.S. government strongly urged domestic and its children to vaccinate during the upcoming influenza season in November.

Immunization at the time was a vaccination, but because it was not isolated, a few people who were living with vaccination eventually spread the disease rapidly. However, in 1798, a man named Dr. Edward Jenner did not originate from a small variola, but instead took the next step with a similar vaccination method. He is responsible for the manufacture of the smallpox vaccine (Glynn, 2004). Dr. Jenner said that a girl or woman who had previously vaccinated milk cows did not develop smallpox. Immunization is designed to help people survive their daily lives. A rural doctor, Edward Jenner, who lived in Berkeley, England, began vaccination in 1796 (Department of Health). Throughout history, vaccination is getting better for safer people. To maintain good health, everyone should receive immunization against certain diseases. Vaccines have been shown to immunize people to heavy sickness (child immunity). - Thousands of Americans die each year from seasonal influenza. With this shocking statistics, the U.S. government strongly urged the immunization of their country and their children in November every year of the influenza season. Regardless of the number of times people remind people about vaccination and the time it takes to provide persuasive reasons for immunization to patients, influenza vaccines take into consideration the possibility of getting sick, especially in the case of "health" It is difficult to sell because hesitate. "No, do not get sick anyway" Some myths and fake news articles help parents refuse vaccinations for themselves and their children. According to preliminary data announced last week, this year's influenza vaccine has 36% effect on influenza prevention. It may have been better, but 36% of vaccine availability (VE) is far superior to ZERO, it helps to prevent the spread of viruses to others in the community. In order to better understand the benefits provided by vaccination, vaccine efficacy studies were conducted to measure various outcomes. Ideally, public health researchers would like to see how effective the prevention of influenza vaccines to evaluate the benefits of immunization against diseases leading to physician consultation, diseases leading to hospitalization, and even diseases of varying degrees of severity I want to understand what I can do. Since estimates of the effectiveness of the vaccine may differ depending on the measured outcome (excluding season, research population, other factors), comparison between the studies using the same results to estimate the efficacy of the vaccine You need to do.

Impact of colonization on indigenous peoples Indigenous people inherited the land now known as the United States and their lives were ultimately destroyed by European colonization. When the Europeans arrived and settled down, they changed their way of living for Native Americans. These changes are caused by various factors, including diseases, loss of land, attempts to export religion, and laws that infringe the culture of Native American. Aboriginal peoples have never been exposed to diseases that occurred in the old world because they were separated from Asia, Africa and Europe when the sea level rose after the previous glacial age. The significance of the Pueblo uprising in America's history is that Native Americans have a position in the American society and resist Europe's colonization efforts. As European colonists replaced their land, it also shows land competition between Native Americans and colonists, which in fact brought about a deterioration in relations with Caucasian migrants for many years. The significance of the Metacom War in American history is that it has shown European domination in the Americas, leads to ongoing competition between American Indians and settlers, and in the military fight between Europeans and the American Indians Brought about an increased conflict. These conflicts often destroy the population of American Indians. It also hoped to create an independent colony identity from British noble families, hate American Indians, and dominate colonial areas. Impact of colonization on indigenous peoples Indigenous people inherited the land now known as the United States and their lives were ultimately destroyed by European colonization. When the Europeans arrived and settled down, they changed their way of living for Native Americans. These changes are caused by various factors, including diseases, loss of land, attempts to export religion, and laws that infringe the culture of Native American. - Native American people and diabetes Since the arrival of Columbus in 1492, American Indians have fought with this disease. It may not be a small smallpox anymore, but the disease still plagues local people. According to statistics, the incidence of Native American disease is much higher than the total population. This includes alcohol, tuberculosis, diabetes, which have higher mortality rates than any other ethnic group or ethnic group. With the progress of European colonial rule in contemporary American territory, Native Americans are often conquered and exiled. After the arrival of the Europeans, the population of the United States declined, and for various reasons, mainly diseases such as smallpox and measles. Although the conflict between them and the Europeans affected certain tribes and colonial settlements, violence is not an important element of the overall reduction of Native Americans. In the early days of colonization, many European settlers suffered from food shortages, illnesses, and attacks by indigenous Americans. Native American also fought with neighboring tribes during the colonial war and formed an alliance with Europeans. But at the same time, many indigenous people and settlers are interdependent. Settlers trade with food and animal skins, local people buy guns, ammunition and other European goods

Advanced technology brings many benefits to humans, but it also provides tools for mass destruction. For example, advanced biotechnology can provide treatment for diseases, but it also provides tools for bioterrorism. When war involves these microscopic and lethal biological factors, it presents a new and dreadful aspect. Humans use the power of bacteria to kill a large number of people who seem like science fiction. Unfortunately, we are now asking that these biologics are used not only in the novels but also in the newspapers. Biological weapons are the cause of terrorism that is widely used. Biological weapons are defined as harmful biological agents (pathogenic microorganisms or neurotoxins) commonly used in weapons that cause death or disease to a large extent ("biological weapons", "Maryam - Webster dictionary" ). There are many substances used as biological weapons. Among them are the Grandy, Botulism addiction, Brucellosis. - The Seven of the Gables of Seven of the Gables is dark, creepy and slow. The story centers on the murder of two men two centuries ago, the curse of this conflict, and the influence on the modern people. The whole story is like a nightmare to completely suppress the darkness. The possibility that terrorists use biological weapons against US citizens has become a major problem in the past several years of coverage. Smallpox is presumed to be a perfect bioterrorist due to its efficacy and lack of population immunity in the US population. In the next case we will explain the possible countermeasures that can be released in the population. The question behind the case is related to the government's response ethics Early detection and response to biological or chemical terrorism is essential. Large scale attacks of smallpox virus, aerosolized anthrax spores, nerve gas or foodborne organisms or chemicals must be prepared locally and nationwide public health infrastructure unless special preparation at the local and state level It is overwhelming. Many patients including infected people and "worried people" seek medical care, which requires medicines, diagnostic tests and hospital beds. Emergency personnel, healthcare workers and public health officials may face special risks and daily life is interrupted due to widespread fear of infectious diseases

The first vaccination of smallpox virus science by Edward Jenner made rapid progress in vaccine development. Today, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend at least 16 vaccines for children. We have eradicated polio and smallpox by vaccination and immunization with that population. There is no doubt that this vaccine has served human lives. But people are increasingly worried about the side effects of vaccines. Some parents refuse their children for immunization. Such a group brings about the occurrence of diseases that we have not seen for decades. Due to parents' refusal to vaccinate children, vaccine preventable diseases occur nationwide. In the case of measles vaccination, the number of measles cases has increased due to national vaccine rejection trends. According to the weekly morbidity and mortality report (MMWR) of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) between 1 January and 20 May 2011, 118 cases of measles were reported in 24 states It was. This is the maximum number of measles cases reported since 1996. Of these, 89% were vaccinated Since thousands of parents now believe their vaccine can cause autism, their children refused to vaccinate measles against measles, mumps and rubella vaccine (MMR) I will. As a result, measles enjoys reviving American style with dozens or hundreds of children every year. In 2017, it seems that it may be years of sickness occurrence. What led to the beliefs of so many parents? In a research paper published in the UK 's "Lancet" magazine in 1998, it contains false descriptions and important abbreviations used to create a panic that the author can benefit from. Lancet withdrew this article in 2010 (see here and here), but the species that it planted grew up in the fertile soil of the Internet. This is only a vaccine refusing to fear parents. Vaccines are one of the most studied interventions so far. We have data from millions of children all over the world to prove safety. Vaccine research is more than most other medical interventions. 6 vaccine is very beneficial. This is also a strange thing. This applies to everything. The international flour market is enormous, but it does not make all bread ads a devil's letter. The wheat flour processing factory actually has an important influence on protecting the world's baby by strengthening the product with a large quantity of nutrients and preventing defects in the neural tube.

William Butler Yeats - an Irish poet, a play writer, a prose author - known for his work of intellectuals and regular works - is known as "one of the greatest British poets of the 20th century" - even the most impressive fact that won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1923 was known for award-winning lyric poetry - the Yeats war was born in Dublin in 1865. Yeats' childhood has been widespread in education and personal experiences. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease William Butler Yeats' poem William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet, playwright, and essayist - one of the greatest British poets of the 20th century. (Ye Zhi 1) His early poetry and theater got ideas from Irish fables and esoteric studies. (Ellman 1) When Ye Zhi wrote about his country he used nationalism to avoid themes of oppression, social division and solidarity. - William Wordsworth can better understand his view on the destruction of nature in his poem "A line written in early spring." Through anthropomorphization, he shows nature life-like and entertains life. However, human beings are still destroying what they call "the sacred plan of nature" (8). The whole poem is about the interaction between nature and man. Wordsworth is obviously not satisfied with human beings making it to the world. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland on 13th June 1865. He is the oldest of the four children of portrait painter John Butler Yeats. His father took part in William's regular school education at home, which gave him a permanent hobby of the classics. John Yeats has a strong personality. His personal philosophy incorporates aesthetics (belief that art and beauty are important to all) and atheism (belief without God). William felt its impact long after. Because it appeared in his interest to Magic and occultusum (supernatural).

As past Jenner, Edward (1749-1823), a microbiologist, a doctor in the UK, he found a vaccine for the treatment of smallpox and laid the foundation for the science of immunology. During May 1749 [image] Smallpox vaccination was born in Berkeley County, 17 Gloucestershire State, Jenner, at a young age, a priest in rural residential areas to become a keen observer of nature. After 9 years as an apprentice surgeon, after traveling to London to study anatomy and surgery under the guidance of a surgeon John Hunter (John Hunter), training returned to Berkeley, the rest of the village I began to continue the piece. Focus Microbiologists and scientists, over the past decades: Metchnikoff's work has opened up a better understanding of the method for research bubbling, living in our intestinal ecosystem "plexus", and bacteria It was. Their purpose is to raise awareness of the importance of healthy intestinal tract to promote work in this area. We naturally occurred in our system (health ...... industrialized and processed foods, hypernutrition pollution, such as poor fiber consumption, etc.), so it will appear in modern life, so we have our ancestral bacteria I lost contact with some of them. That makes us more vulnerable and tends towards some of the diseases. Scientists can focus on microorganisms and have a positive impact on health because it is easily influenced by the environment As expected, microbiologists are scientists working in the field of microbiology. These people are specific microorganisms and are focusing on the micro level. NHS or Health Protection Agency (HPA) will adopt many microbiologists. They may work with diagnostic laboratories and pathology departments, research bacteria, viruses and other forms of infections. Microbiologists will prevent the spread of diseases and develop cutting-edge research and development on the nature of this innovative new product. Before you get too excited, you need to know the microbiologists spent in the laboratory for the most time, even though they go to sampling the scene

In 1884, William Yeits joined the Metropolitan Art Academy, also known as the National Academy of Art and Design, and in 1886 continued studying art. At the moment his priority of education is to meet other artists and poets. (4) During this time, when I was young, he wrote a poem that represents his first single, magician. Since then, he has written various themes and drama poems. His original work was greatly influenced by the creation of the great poet P. B. Life and work of William Butler Yeats William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin in 1865 and will continue to be recognized by his companion as the greatest British poet of the century. Perhaps his earliest work "The Tower" (Fraser, 207) is as early as 1828, just ten years before his death. Later famous painter John Butler Yeats, WB. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease

Maria Theresa's birthday and birth place Maria Teresa was the eldest daughter of St. Roman emperor Charles VI and Elizabeth Braunschweig, born in Vienna on May 13, 1717. . Early life where Charles V's single son passed away and Charles did not leave his heir to further practical sanctions. Practical sanctions are the royal acts that allow women to inherit the territory of the Habsburg dynasty. In 1736, Maria Theresia married Francis Stephen of Lorraine. The marriage between Mary and Francis was a kind of love, and it was very different from many people at the time. In less than a year from her birth, Maria Theresa was born with her sister Maria Anna, and in 1724 another man named Maria Amalie was born. The portrait of the royal family shows that Maria Theresia is similar to Elizabeth Kristin and Maria Anna. Ambassador Prussia said she had a pair of big blue eyes, slightly reddish blonde hair, a wide mouth, and a particularly strong body. Unlike many other Happsburg House of Representatives, Maria Theresa's parents and her grandparents do not have close relationships with each other. After she joined, some European sovereign nations violated their promises and acknowledged Maria Theresia as the successor. Queen Elizabeth of Spain and Bavaria's elector Charles Albert married Marie Theresia's poor cousin, Maria Amalia, backed by Queen William Amalia. Heritage Maria Theresia was actually recognized by King Sardinia, Charles Emmanuel III who did not receive practical sanctions in his father's life in November 1740. After the birthday of her 50th birthday in May 1767, Maria Theresia signed her daughter-in-law, Maria Josefa, Bavaria and smallpox. She survived, but the new queen did not survive. Then Maria Theresia forced her to join her in the Queen's cellar to pray next to the sealed Maria Joseph sealed by the daughter of Archbishop Maria Josepha. Daimo started appearing with a smallpox rash two days after visiting the basement and died soon. Maria Carolina appoints her to Bride of Feldinand IV of Naples IV. Maria Theresa condemned her life due to the rest of her daughter and it is believed that Maria Joseph captured the smallpox from the late of the late Queen as the concept of prolonging the incubation period was scarcely known It was. Gooch mentioned from personal communication with Joseph II of the eldest son of Maria Theresia. He presents a brilliant portrait of courage and wisdom of Maria Theresia. Mary always talks about her love for her husband and how to make a decision, but she makes Frances Stephen the focus. There is a little biography of Maria Theresa 's life, you can go directly to other topics including her by clicking on the underlined name and events included in the biography. From now on, we can find out more about her life and about the life and events that shape her life.

Three of the Spaniards beat Aztecs, horses, gunpowder, and sickness. Before the Spaniards came to the New World, the Native American did not have horses. Ma has long been used in war in Europe. This horse gives a higher perspective to the owner and is clearly advantageous to chase the retreating enemy. When combined with a spear, the installed warrior is superior to the club infantry. Aztecs also do not know how to think of Spanish horses, so they also have shocking value. Explosive technology helps to make Aztec fortress debris. The first gun and cannon were loaded slowly, some were unreliable. However, they emit a lot of noise to generate smoke, so it is possible that they will confuse unfamiliar enemies. Aztec weapons can be loaded faster, but those bows and obsidian knives do not match the Spanish armor. Like horses, gunpowder technology is worthy of impact, weakening the morale of more Aztecs. The last factor of Aztec failures was disease. This factor is not intentionally introduced by Spanish people. However, smallpox and diphtheria ruin indigenous peoples throughout Africa. The fact that the prayers of the local saints did not cure the disease also helped to weaken the society of Aztec. This disease made it possible for a handful of Spaniards to defeat the empire that has existed for centuries. Three factors that Spain repel Azteca were illness, excellent weapons, and Aztec religion. First, the Europeans infected the smallpox virus to the native American who had not been immune to the disease without knowing it. Smallpox killed thousands of native Americans, which weakened the Aztec empire and caused political and social instability. Next, Hernan Cortes and his men have excellent weapons. The Spaniards have steel weapons, cannons and horses; these benefits helped them to beat the larger Aztec armies. Third, the Aztec religion made it possible for Cortes to infiltrate the Aztec government. Emperor Mokutezuma of Aztec (sometimes spelled with Montezuma) thought that Cortes was Quetzalcoatl of Azteca (or at least sent by him). Therefore, he welcomes the Spaniard rather than oppose them. Entering Tenoktitran (the capital of Azteca), Cortez treated the prisoners of Moctezuma as rulers. The Aztec civilization suddenly ended by Hernandokorte and his invasion forces between 1519 and 1521. The main reason for Aztec failures was the introduction of smallpox from Spain; millions of Aztecs died in the last month of resistance in 1521 and the first 50 years of Spanish colonialism. The Spaniards quickly annihilated the empire system like the Mexican empire and ritual, but the life of Aztec farmers was hardly interrupted during the colonial period. The Nahuatl language is still an important language in rural Mexico and many aspects of today's traditional village custom can be traced back to the Aztec era. Three factors that Spain repel Azteca were illness, excellent weapons, and Aztec religion. First, the Europeans infected the smallpox virus to the native American who had not been immune to the disease without knowing it. Smallpox killed thousands of native Americans, which weakened the Aztec empire and caused political and social instability. Third, the Aztec religion made it possible for Cortes to infiltrate the Aztec government. Emperor Mokutezuma of Aztec (sometimes spelled with Montezuma) thought that Cortes was Quetzalcoatl of Azteca (or at least sent by him). Therefore, he welcomes the Spaniard rather than oppose them. Entering Tenoktitran (the capital of Azteca), Cortez treated the prisoners of Moctezuma as rulers.

Little Pox Magazine April 22, 2005 - Since I have had a long week, I decided to write this article on an online magazine. After doing several papers, quizzes, and 40 hours of work, I got a bit bad weather. But most of us think this is because I am not asleep. But do not worry because I'm planning to make up for it on the weekend. But tonight I decided to go to a party and go to my apartment. Until then I will lie down drinking aspirin and going out. Small Pox & lt; Tab / & gt; Smallpox Virus & lt; Tab / & gt; Small Pox Vaccine is not manufactured or registered for use in Australia. Over 20 years ago commercial production of small pox vaccines in the world ceased. Edward Jenner found the first vaccine, the small pox vaccine so far. This vaccination resulted in effective protection of the disease by stimulating the production of antibodies against diphtheria toxin, a toxigenic strain of acne diphtheria, clostridium difficile. In Australia, the diphtheria vaccine exists in the form of DTP (diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis combined vaccine) at 2 months, 4 months, 6 months and 18 months after birth, and 4 to 5 years of age. In 1990, the World Health Organization said that 80% of children had been vaccinated against illness. Small variola is a big problem for the two fighters and ultimately brings benefits to settlers. Little pox spread through British and American troops, but Americans have developed a vaccination method - vaccine. They plunged to healthy people to take a little pox from the patient and to help their bodies learn to fight it as soon as possible so that their bodies can later fight the virus. Because of small pox, Britain could not find this way and soon lost soldiers. Their earlier advantage was British as they were shipping soldiers on board. Small variolas are truly deadly, but humans have weapons, ie vaccinia. In the late 1700's, Dr. Jenner noticed that dairy maid with mild vaccinia had never infected small pox. On May 14, 1776, he infected the boy named James Phpps with vaccinia and caused a small pustule. Then Dr. Jenner infected the boy with small pox, but he did not suffer small pox. Dr. Jenner found the only defense against small pox. This vaccine is very effective as there is no other smallpox host. This is the only owner who is a wise man. As a result, the World Health Organization launched a global plan to eradicate small variola, and they began vaccinating dozens of people. I am occurring, they go there to isolate people infected with smallpox, and vaccinate people around the area where the infected person was found. On December 9, 1979, Bangladesh reported the last case of small smallpox and therefore eradicated smallpox.

If William Butler Yeats and William Blake did not study William Blake, William Butler Yeats's research will be incomplete as Yeats's research helped Blake's research. The two poets were ruthlessly tied. Helping Black's research, Yeats was able to find a clearer poetic voice. Yeatsu respect and understand that blacks do not have parallel works in the Yeats era. Yeats read Black for the first time when he was 15 or 16 years old. At that time, my father handed the book to Black. Yeats writes in his article "William Black and Imagination" as follows. "When people read black, it is like an inexhaustible fountain studded in our face." Yeats, prose xxx) " William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease If William Butler Yeats and William Blake did not study William Blake, William Butler Yeats's research will be incomplete as Yeats's research helped Blake's research. The two poets were ruthlessly tied. Helping Black's research, Yeats was able to find a clearer poetic voice. Yeatsu respect and understand that blacks do not have parallel works in the Yeats era. Yeats read Black for the first time when he was 15 or 16 years old. At that time, my father handed the book to Black. Yeats writes in his article "William Black and Imagination" as follows. "When people read black, it is like an inexhaustible fountain studded in our face." Yeats, prose xxx) " William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland on 13th June 1865. He is the oldest of the four children of portrait painter John Butler Yeats. His father took part in William's regular school education at home, which gave him a permanent hobby of the classics. John Yeats has a strong personality. His personal philosophy incorporates aesthetics (belief that art and beauty are important to all) and atheism (belief without God). William felt its impact long after. Because it appeared in his interest to Magic and occultusum (supernatural).

Rent from the world's largest e-book store and save it. Read notes on the Web, tablet and on the phone and highlight it and take notes Yeats 'expanded rotation' may not be a reference to Falcon, or at least it may not be a reference to Falcon. According to John Unterecker's "Guide to William Butler to the Reader", the poet believes that the melody is the opposite cone against power like harmony and discordance. In this case, Yeats's "enlarged environment" means a miserable acquisition. Unterecker suggested the possibility that gyre might have a dual meaning in the poem: "The pattern of circulations of double scattered was carefully designed to include even a pair of hovering birds. Angry desert birds We are surrounded by clumsy Sphinx. " William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life and was considered to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The paragraphs described are on pages 222 - 266 of M. T. "Life without a surprising Octavian". Anderson It explains the scientific papers by Gitney and Sharpe and the letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavia (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox disease of Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland on 13th June 1865. He is the oldest of the four children of portrait painter John Butler Yeats. His father took part in William's regular school education at home. John Yeats has a strong personality. His personal philosophy incorporates aesthetics (belief that art and beauty are important to all) and atheism (a belief that God does not exist). William felt its effect was slow as it appeared in his interest in magic and occultism (supernatural).

Pest is a dangerous and deadly disease. Pest is one of the oldest diseases known to man. When Europe was still in the Middle Ages, everyone, including serfs, royals, Jews, and members of the Church, was destroyed by diseases I did not know. This disease spread rapidly in Europe in various ways. Plague has many names such as black death or black death. Even if people mention it, it has had a major impact on the society in Europe, including art, economics, politics, culture and religion. From the 14th century to the 17th century, the plague returned to Europe and the Mediterranean. Subsequent occurrences of the plague of Italy from 1629 to 1631, the large plague of Seville (1647 to 165), the large plague of London (1665 to 1666), the great plague of Vienna (1679), and the year 1720 It includes notable Marseille. Great plague. Pesto in Moscow in 1772 and -1722. The fatal infection of smallpox, measles, influenza was unprecedented before the Spaniards discovered the new world (the mainland of the United States). Native Americans do not have the immune acquired by Europeans being ill for long periods. Christopher Columbus ended the isolation of the American continent when he sailed under the flag of Spain's Castile in 1492. A fatal epidemic hit the Caribbean Sea. Smallpox wiped out the village within a few months. The population of Hispaniola Island is 250,000 people. Twenty years later, the population has dramatically decreased to 6,000 people. In the Middle Ages, the occurrence of glandular plague repeatedly destroyed the population of Europe. The great plague (1665 - 66) was the last major epidemic in London. With that outbreak, an estimated 100,000 deaths corresponded to about 15% of the city's population at that time. As the number of victims begins to increase, the burial ground will be in a competent state and a hole will be drilled to accommodate the dead. These biggest ones are in Aldogate, where it is estimated that more than 1,000 plague victims are buried in anonymous pits.

Eradication is the concept that illness is completely eliminated in a certain area. (Carter n.d.) Up to now, only one infectious disease has been classified as global eradication (CDC 2010). How does this eradication happen? From 1958 to 1965, all 50 states enacted a law requiring school-aged children to receive a small pox vaccine (University of Philadelphia). Therefore, by 1971, the United States has not reported cases of small pox over the past 20 years. The last case of smallpox in the world was Somalia in 1977 (CDC 2010). "Can children enroll in a compulsory vaccine?" By using vaccines such as measles, pertussis, polio, rubella, many diseases can be prevented. In the United States, Massachusetts became the first province to obligate children to vaccinate at the time of enrollment in 1855. Since then, each state has added or revised various requirements of immunization programs. However, there are various exemptions to overcome immunization such as religious reasons and treatment. Many countries require citizens to receive specific vaccinations. In the United States, according to state law, essential vaccination such as vaccine for children under school is stipulated. The controversy over the effectiveness, safety, and morality of forced vaccination arises from two different goals, namely the long-term tension between the protection of individual freedoms and the protection of public health. More than 100 years ago, the US Supreme Court first discussed personal and public health priorities. In Jacobson and Massachusetts, Cambridge residents refused to vaccinate the smallpox vaccine as they believed that the law infringed the right to know their body best. The court dismissed Jakobson's challenge. This revolutionary 1905 ruling is the basis for domestic actions to limit the freedom of individuals to protect public health.

On June 13, 1865, William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland. From the beginning, his father, Jack Butler was a famous Irish painter, so Yeats gave artistic influence. He had not received formal education before the age of 11 who began the Godolphin grammar school in British Hammer *, and later he went to Erasmus Smith high school in Dublin. During school, he was regarded as a disappointing student, his study was not consistent, it was easy to see a dream during the day, sports was not very good. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease William Butler Yeats' poem William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet, playwright, and essayist - one of the greatest British poets of the 20th century. (Ye Zhi 1) His early poetry and theater got ideas from Irish fables and esoteric studies. (Ellman 1) When Ye Zhi wrote about his country he used nationalism to avoid themes of oppression, social division and solidarity. - William Wordsworth can better understand his view on the destruction of nature in his poem "A line written in early spring." Through anthropomorphization, he shows nature life-like and entertains life. However, human beings are still destroying what they call "the sacred plan of nature" (8). The whole poem is about the interaction between nature and man. Wordsworth is obviously not satisfied with human beings making it to the world.

Epidemiology and Disease Management around the 1940's Andrea Barrett's "The Heat of the Ship" got a historically new approach to ship and disease in the mid-19th century. We are suffering from diseases such as dysentery, blisters, the heat of the ship. Another disease mentioned in the novel is huge, it seems to be the same as or similar to dengue fever and kara azar. Let me briefly explain these issues before moving on to the story role. Dysentery is caused by bacteria of Shigella spp. It can not meet national health themes like ordinary infectious diseases. In the 1930s and 1840s there were three major infectious diseases from 1831 to 1833, including two epidemics of influenza and cholera. The main epidemic diseases such as influenza, typhus, typhoid, cholera etc. As F. H. Garrison observed, the epidemics of the 18 th century was "more isolated and isolated than before," and in the early nineteenth century diseases such as diphtheria and influenza were greatly reduced. Smallpox is a tragedy in the 18th century and seems to be managed by the new immunization law. Then in the mid - 1920s the UK saw a serious outbreak of smallpox and typhoid, and it is expected that plague will become turbulent over the next 20 years. Historically, terrible epidemics have occurred over and over again. Several pandemics, such as smallpox, pest, influenza, etc. exist in history. Smallpox was eradicated in the world in 1980. In the 18 th century, the world's major trade route, several destructive cholera epidemics caused enormous infections. For example, one third to one half of people died of black death that hit Europe in 1347. In many towns, this pathological generation caught the progress of civilization. What is fashion? This is short term, usually in weeks, the spread of infection rapidly. Which ratio constitutes a fashion? In case of meningitis, there are more than 15 cases per 100,000 people in 2 weeks. Our overall murder rate is less than 5 people per 100,000 people a year, the kill rate of certain guns is even lower. Please select a baseline. The average murder rate of this country since 1910 is 86. This is 26 years old since the beginning of this century. This decade is 68 years old. What is a baseline? Whichever baseline you select, there is no fashion. This is a fake. However, most people definitely think this is a fashion. Pew Research Center is tracking this. Below is the chart of the survey conducted in 2013.

Why our children need vaccination Vaccines are said to be one of the greatest public health outcomes in history. Its history goes back to 1796. Edward Jenner used vaccinia to create immunity to smallpox. (Historyofvaccines.org 2014) Now, over 200 years ago, they helped to significantly reduce the incidence of children's viral diseases. For example, ancient pediatric diseases such as polio, smallpox, diphtheria are completely eradicated for vaccines or rare in the United States. In some foreign countries, it may appear in the United States. Most people should receive immunization against polio when they are children. Children should receive 4 IPV injuries at the following age: 2 months, 4 months, 6-18 months, 4-6 years booster (Children's Vaccine Health Center). Vaccination is used for oral administration, but it was recently converted to injection. Immunization does not cause you Senior children not vaccinated. Children who have not been vaccinated between the ages of 7 and 12 must be vaccinated for at least 3 months and vaccinated twice with vaccinated chickenpox. Children over the age of 13 who are not vaccinated should also be vaccinated at least twice a week for vaccination for at least 4 weeks. An unvaccinated adult who has never experienced varicella, but is at high risk of exposure. This includes medical staff, teachers, child care workers, travelers from overseas, soldiers, adults living with infants, and all women of childbearing age. Adults who have never experienced varicella or vaccination usually receive two vaccinations at intervals of 4 to 8 weeks. If you do not remember varicella or vaccine, you can judge immunity by blood test. Children's health and safety is our top priority. Children who are not vaccinated, especially infants, pregnant women, elderly people, people with disabilities, including immune system including AIDS / AIDS / AIDS, can not be vaccinated will be given preventable diseases Easy and leukemia. As long as there is no medical contraindication, the basic child vaccine should be the legal requirement of all citizens of the country. However, these exclusions should be given only by the doctor or health care provider. Parents and supporters of consumers do not provide advice to prevent child immunization. All of these opinions may confuse the caregivers and even make them mislead, which can have a fatal impact on the child. "

Introduction Immunization: To save the child's life or injure. This is a major controversial topic that needs attention. Most people are vaccinated, but 2% are rejected, 8% are postponed and dismissed, and further education on vaccines is needed to save millions of lives (Smith et al.). Many of the strengths and weaknesses of immunization are equally important. By observing the results, the vaccine is very important and can not be dismissed without justification. Will you vaccinate children? GE 217 | Ashley Starrett | Should parents have the right to ask whether children should be vaccinated, or should they be asked automatically? Many parents vaccinate their children, but others are opposed to putting foreign objects in their bodies. If parents choose not to vaccinate children, most schools need to receive vaccinations before receiving immunization, so how can you make your child go to school? "The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) manages all vaccines to ensure safety and effectiveness" (ProCon.org, 2012), so there should be no reason to take children's health risks is. Immunizing our children not only ensures their safety but also ensures their future safety. Parents are mainly interested in the health and safety of their children when receiving vaccinations. Some parents believe There are many controversies and controversies about the safety of child immunization. Parents want to know that children should be immunized and run the risk of side effects. Some experts say that vaccination is safe, others say vaccination is fatal. About 100 years ago, children were vaccinated with smallpox vaccine. Approximately 40 years ago, children received 5 types of vaccines, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, smallpox, polio vaccination. Today, the child is vaccinated with 52 vaccines ... Discuss the pros and cons of immunization: vaccination has many advantages, including the prevention of certain diseases, but they also cause problems and disease You can use them to treat or prevent. That aspect is very dangerous. Some of these problems include an ethical dilemma behind the subject. Introduction: Vaccines are one of the most affordable and successful public health measures to prevent disease, disability, even even death. It is not just to protect individuals who have been vaccinated from development

A detailed paragraph is on pages 222 - 266 of the amazing life of Octavian Nothing of M. T. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with a fatal smallpox illness from Octagian's 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia. Octavian (16 years old) was with her until the so-called scientist (or a self-style philosopher), and Nozant's Lucidity College ran after him to perform a very painful "treatment" . Metric ton. Anderson opens an exhibition at the speech of "Innocent Ceremony Drone". Anderson has won numerous awards, including the National Award for National Literature Award 2006, "Life of Octavia, Tragedy of the Country", Volume 1, POX Party. "He is writing teenagers, teenagers, four adult series and books, and four picture books," I am very happy to be able to host MT Anderson's lecture, "Aishani of the exhibition curator say. Writers, his work combines many of the themes explored at this exhibition: fairy tales, distant peers and children's literature have become profit-driven industry. " A detailed paragraph is on pages 222 - 266 of the amazing life of Octavian Nothing of M. T. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with a fatal smallpox illness from Octagian's 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia. - In the 17th century, Aphra Behn crushed the wall for lady's freedom in literature. She is known as the first English professional female writer. Many of her works have a strong feminine role and have sexual abilities. No one knew his early life until Julius Caesar was killed at the age of 44, until he was found in Apollonia of Illyria as a member of Octavian (Emperor of the Future Augustus). Octavian, adopted by Caesar, returning to Agrippa Italy, his political proposition was the successor of Caesar. At the age of 43, Agrippa was considered to be the forum office; it is thought that he sued tyrant Cassius in this position and was absent in the eastern part. In Julius Caesar's death power struggle, Agrippa was one of Octavian's important military commanders. At the age of 41-40 he fought with Mark Anthony's brother Lucius. At the age of 40 he served as a urbanist (mainly responsible for the Roman magistrate) and was the protagonist of Brundis' Octavian and Anthony agreement. In the next two years, he began working in Achitania and the Rhine.

In the UK, in the late 1790s, physician Edward Jenner discovered how to vaccinate people with smallpox vaccine. About 190 years later in 1980, it was declared that smallpox was eradicated (Edward Jenner). Today, humans keep track of Jenner's footprints and continue working to treat and eradicate diseases threatening people around the world. Unfortunately, vaccines and antibiotics are not necessarily effective, and scientists need to find new ways to treat diseases that have not yet cured, such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, diabetes. Scientists are interested in the potential of stem cells to produce new brain cells for Parkinson's disease for a while. Recently, a method for converting normal adult cells (eg skin cells) into stem cells (artificially pluripotent stem cells or iPSc) has been developed. From there, these stem cells can become a type of dopamine, thereby losing brain cells in this state. To test the performance of the cells, researchers used brain scan. They found that the cells function like normal dopamine-producing brain cells and successfully produce dopamine. Later on they were able to confirm that the transplanted cells survived, and more importantly they were integrated into existing neural networks - become part of the brain function of the primates Was As the various arguments in this paper show, the discussion about embryonic stem cell research is a multifaceted scientific, moral, ethical, and political problem. Embryonic stem cells are multipotent and self-replicating in nature and are of great value to scientific researchers seeking a better understanding of diseases that are difficult to treat, regenerative medicine, or early human development. Different perspectives on the state of embryonic ethics answer this question in different ways, but if the way to obtain embryonic stem cells is moral these The results of stem cells are also ethical. For example, if the provided eggs are fertilized in the laboratory for future research purposes, the resulting study is morally justified. Human embryonic stem cells go into regenerative medicine. The use of human embryonic stem cells poses different ethical problems. Application of these cells can be applied to tissue engineering, genetic engineering and other medical research purposes. Although the use of adult stem cells is not controversial, the use of human embryonic stem cells poses different ethical issues based on cellular origin. (Hug, the source of human embryonic stem cell research, 2005)

Pertussis, meningitis, influenza and other diseases are not extinct, and infection, especially children, is not easy to treat. However, some parents' parents are convinced that some of these vaccines will cause SIDS (sudden sudden infant syndrome), autism or other serious side effects, so children And do not agree to vaccinate against other life-threatening diseases. . Many studies have been conducted, and most people have not found the cause of vigilance, but many parents remain skeptical. Today nearly 40% of Americans' parents refuse vaccination for children due to all kinds of unfounded fears. All Americans who want to go to school are immunized without any exception, such as polio, rubella, mumps and other diseases. These vaccinations are essential for managing and eradicating fatal infections. Because the Government's surveillance program is aimed at defending themselves because it infringes the freedom of citizens, unduly punishes innocent people and can not ultimately protect citizens, it is better than good It is harmful. For these reasons, plans like PRISM managed by NSA should be canceled. Physicians have tried to come up with vaccines for many infectious diseases that were once thought to be facts, but today there are children who can not get it: small pox. Due to worldwide immunization efforts, doctors and scientists can actually eradicate diseases on the planet. Choosing not to vaccinate children for reasons other than medical needs is not an option that affects only one family member. Not everyone has died of vaccinated diseases, but why does the child develop disease from the beginning? Why are you risking infecting people who may have serious complications at risk? There are many controversies and controversies about the safety of child immunization. Parents want to know that children should be immunized and run the risk of side effects. Some experts say that vaccination is safe, others say vaccination is fatal. About 100 years ago, children were vaccinated with smallpox vaccine. Approximately 40 years ago, children received 5 types of vaccines, diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus, smallpox, polio vaccination. Today, the child is vaccinated with 52 vaccines ... Discuss the pros and cons of immunization: vaccination has many advantages, including the prevention of certain diseases, but they also cause problems and disease You can use them to treat or prevent. That aspect is very dangerous. Some of these problems include an ethical dilemma behind the subject. Introduction: Vaccines are one of the most affordable and successful public health measures to prevent disease, disability, even even death. It is not just to protect individuals who have been vaccinated from development

Botox is one of the most lethal substances known to destroy humans. A very deadly scientist dilutes this toxin and uses it to treat excessive muscle contraction, cramping, cross eye, facial muscle or vocal cords, upper limb paralysis and muscle rigidity in many other diseases . Therefore, an important factor with respect to botulinum toxin is that the provider must use the proper amount and correct dose. In 1989, the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) approved a dilute solution toxin known as "botulinum toxin" for the treatment of blepharospasm (eyelid) and eye penetration. Botulinum neurotoxin was first identified in 1897 and is a product of anaerobic bacteria, botulinum, causing botulism food poisoning. In the 1940's, type A botulinum toxin was purified and isolated in crystalline form. In 1989, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved type A botulinum toxin as a treatment for strabismus, eyelids, unilateral facial spasm. It is approved for use in cervical dystonia, hyperhidrosis and cosmetic applications. Currently there are more than 30 symptoms, of which type A botulinum toxin is reported to be beneficial. Toxin toxin is thought to be the main component of botulinum toxin. "Botox is a neuromuscular blocker produced by Clostridium botulinum (anaerobic bacteria) that grows in contaminated foods and causes severe muscle paralysis after ingestion The injected form of purified botulinum toxin A small amount can be administered to prevent chemicals called acetylcholine from being released from muscle contractile neurons. "(Mendez-Eastman) Small amounts are very useful for cosmetic applications. Botox addiction is a severe muscle spasm caused by a neurotoxin produced by Clostridium botulinum. These bacteria are naturally found in forest soil, sediments at the bottom of lakes and streams, and in the intestines of some fish and animals. All four forms of Botox (foods, infants, wounds, animals) all induce disease on a general route and cause weakness of muscles, the difficulty of speaking and swallowing, and double blurred vision I will. The Soviet government began implementing plans to develop large numbers of smallpox viruses stored in refrigerated tanks for use as biological weapons in 1980. When the World Health Organization successfully launched the global vaccination program for smallpox in 1967, the threat of smallpox being used as a biological weapon was alleviated. Botulinum toxin is another bacterium that grows only in the absence of oxygen. It is usually inhaled by the victim. Botulinum neurotoxin usually dies from the onset of relatively delayed respiratory insufficiency. The victim can not show signs of illness within 1 to 3 days. Toxin blocks the biochemical action of the nerve, activates the muscles needed for breathing, and causes suffocation. Symptoms include visual impairment, dizziness, thirst, etc. To prevent this, wear a gas mask and protective clothing. Treatment includes antitoxin that is injected immediately after exposure to a lethal dose of toxin. The fatal amount is one billionth of a gram. Botox's lifetime after being released into the air is very short

William Yeats's "magic" and "anti-self concept" began communicating with the soul he called "devil" in July 1914. Renaissance geographer and traveler. Through the voice of the media, at the request of Leo, Yeats starts writing communication, writes questions and opinions to Leo, Leo will reply through Yeats' hand. This correspondence will play a role in the concept of Yeats' evolving artistic inspiration, a concept arising from the interaction between the physical world and the mental world. In 1885, Yeats participated in the formation of a sealed seal in Dublin. The association opened its first meeting on 16 June and Yeats served as chairman. In the same year, Theosophical Hotel Dublin opened with Brahmin Mohini Chatterjee, he gave a lecture from the London Theosophical Society. Yeats joined his first celebration in the second year. Later, he began to deeply engage in an eclectic rose cross of divineism and sealamentism, especially Golden Dawn's sealed order. During the concert held in 1912, the spirit calling itself "Leo Africanus" clearly insisted that it was the guardian of Yeats or anti-self, and made some of the speculation of Per Amica Silentia Lunae It inspired me. He recorded in Golden Dawn in March 1890 and adopted Daemon est Deus inversus which is a magical motto translated as "Satan turned the god upside down." Yeats stayed at Stella Matutina until 1921 after the golden dawn ceased and divided into various branches. William Butler Yeats, born in 1865, died in 1939. Yeats is one of the most famous poets in the 20th century. Yeats, also a philosopher, has developed his own philosophy. "Yezhi has developed a philosophy linking history, art, personality, and interest in society - in the Oxford English Dictionary the term" night "is called" dark every 24 hours, from sunset to sunrise " I have defined it. William · Shakespeare's "Macbeth" is a tragedy drawn in Scotland in the eleventh century, focusing on the deterioration of Scotland General Macbeth. During the play, his wife encourages a position to kill King Duncan, so that you can play this role. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease

"Wizard of William Butler Yeats" briefly stated that William Butler Yeats's "Mage" is a poem about people of age, or perhaps even older, to accomplish happiness Turn your eyes to God and the spiritual world. After writing the "doll" in the footnote of this poem, we were told that he thought of looking up at the blue sky and seeing "the hard character of the parade". After probably imagining these figures, Yeats himself discussed the people these pictures might represent. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease "Wizard of William Butler Yeats" briefly stated that William Butler Yeats's "Mage" is a poem about people of age, or perhaps even older, to accomplish happiness Turn your eyes to God and the spiritual world. After writing the "doll" in the footnote of this poem, we were told that he thought of looking up at the blue sky and seeing "the hard character of the parade". - The company's position statement Butler Timber Company is looking for more cash due to the fast tempo timber market and lack of funds. Their regular banks, suburban national banks are reluctant to expand their existing loans to more than $ 250,000 without real estate loans. The second bank, Northrup National Bank, proposed another loan at $ 465,000, and learned that the previous loan will be transferred to the second bank.

ADHD: Pedemic without illness Do you know that medically diagnosed diseases affect two American children? "The experts on this subject have stated that there are more undiscovered cases but the reasons are not yet clear.The fact that the disease affecting all these children is not sick at all It seems like it is considered a medical problem, but it is not really a problem. The plague consists of three major pandemics in the history of humankind in recent years; the first pandemic (starting from the Justinian pest of the AD AD 541, Europe and the Middle East in the 6 th and 8 th centuries), the second pandemic (14 th - 19 th century In Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, it started from Black Death in 1346, the third epidemic (from the 18th century to the end of the 20th century, the whole world). Even today, this disease is caused by wild animals It is still prevalent in teeth, especially in Central Asia and the western American semi-arid desert and alpine grassland.In previous publications, the plague to Europe between the pest epidemic in Central Asia and the second plague epidemic We investigated the relevance to the possibility of reintroduction. ADHD: Pedemic without illness Do you know that medically diagnosed diseases affect two American children? "The experts in this problem say that there are more unknown cases, the reason is not yet clear, it seems that we have a very big problem. Dynamic disorders are a group of behaviors that are regarded as medical problems and in fact are not diseases. Scientists and medical researchers have differently defined the exact definition (pandemic or epidemic) of a pandemic for many years, but everyone said that the term represents a widespread occurrence of disease beyond its normal state I agree. It is expected in a geographical area. Cholera, plague, smallpox, influenza are among the most brutal murderers in human history. These diseases occur across national borders and are defined as pandemics, especially smallpox, and between 300 million and 500 million people have died in the 12000 years history.

This allows the immune system to be immunized with viruses and protected in the future. The first major development of the vaccine was discovered in the late 1700s and this vaccine resulted in immunity to smallpox. After thorough research and discovery, this vaccine protected the world almost exclusively from measles, diphtheria, rubella, polio, mumps and other diseases and completely eliminated other diseases such as smallpox (Riedel , 2005). "Vaccines are equally important for health, diet and exercise, as well as regular diet, exercise, regular screening for diseases such as colon cancer and breast cancer, the vaccine also plays an important role in maintaining health. The vaccine is the simplest vaccine, one of the most convenient preventive care measures, "said Ibkalinan, director of the Burlington County Health Department. Immunization can play an important role in drastically reducing disease and death and ensures that vaccination for all people is an important element in addressing global health issues. It is hard to say that all children have the same value. Indeed, as we have decided to save a relatively small amount of money, it seems very uncomfortable that we should not reduce the possibility that serious harm will affect our children. Rather than securing opportunities for parents to vaccinate children, they do not require vaccinations that are essential as a daily problem. Unfortunately, we can rely on the urgent burden of illness in many countries to motivate participation in the vaccination program. Otherwise, considering the impact on trust in a wider range of medical services, it is best not to vaccinate. Immunization is an important part of modern vaccines and is important for the health of the world. Certain immunological standard procedures are designed to have the necessary time intervals between vaccine administration. Due to the growing interest and perception of vaccine preventable diseases, more than 500 million babies have been vaccinated by 2022. There are many common vaccines for children's overall vaccination program, but this varies from region to region. Most developed countries follow similar primary immunization programs compared to developing countries. Another reflection relating to international vaccination is the use of travel vaccines. This is because the number of overseas travelers including children continues to increase because children are more prone to microbial infection than adults. Hepatitis, polio, meningococcus usually prevail over the exact travel vaccine. These diseases are still prevalent in many developing countries.

Eradication is the concept that illness is completely eliminated in a certain area. (Carter n.d.) Up to now, only one infectious disease has been classified as global eradication (CDC 2010). How does this eradication happen? From 1958 to 1965, all 50 states enacted a law requiring school-aged children to receive a small pox vaccine (University of Philadelphia). Therefore, by 1971, the United States has not reported cases of small pox over the past 20 years. The last case of smallpox in the world was Somalia in 1977 (CDC 2010). "Can children enroll in a compulsory vaccine?" By using vaccines such as measles, pertussis, polio, rubella, many diseases can be prevented. In the United States, Massachusetts became the first province to obligate children to vaccinate at the time of enrollment in 1855. Since then, each state has added or revised various requirements of immunization programs. However, there are various exemptions to overcome immunization such as religious reasons and treatment. Many countries require citizens to receive specific vaccinations. In the United States, according to state law, essential vaccination such as vaccine for children under school is stipulated. The controversy over the effectiveness, safety, and morality of forced vaccination arises from two different goals, namely the long-term tension between the protection of individual freedoms and the protection of public health. More than 100 years ago, the US Supreme Court first discussed personal and public health priorities. In Jacobson and Massachusetts, Cambridge residents refused to vaccinate the smallpox vaccine as they believed that the law infringed the right to know their body best. The court dismissed Jakobson's challenge. This revolutionary 1905 ruling is the basis for domestic actions to limit the freedom of individuals to protect public health.

William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life and was considered to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The paragraphs described are on pages 222 - 266 of M. T. "Life without a surprising Octavian". Anderson It explains the scientific papers by Gitney and Sharpe and the letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavia (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox disease of Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland on 13th June 1865. He is the oldest of the four children of portrait painter John Butler Yeats. His father took part in William's regular school education at home. John Yeats has a strong personality. His personal philosophy incorporates aesthetics (belief that art and beauty are important to all) and atheism (a belief that God does not exist). William felt its effect was slow as it appeared in his interest in magic and occultism (supernatural).

Rent from the world's largest e-book store and save it. Read notes on the Web, tablet and on the phone and highlight it and take notes William Butler Yeats: William Yeats, the first Irish winner of the Nobel Prize for literature, is a revolutionary poet who led the resurrection of Celtics, known as Ireland. The revival of literature, which brought the writing of Ireland to more audience by Yeats and other authors of the early 20th century. He used traditional poetical symbolism to inspire writers of other generations. His poem "Second Coming" contains many powerful and now famous Christian image usage in his social criticism. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life and was considered to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The paragraphs described are on pages 222 - 236 of M.T.'s "Amazing Life of Octavian Nothing". Anderson It explains the scientific papers by Gitney and Sharpe and the letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavia (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox disease of Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia Life and work of William Butler Yeats William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin in 1865 and will continue to be widely recognized by his colleagues as Britain's largest poet of the century. This awareness first appeared in 1828 ten years before his death, and may be his best work "Tower" (Fraser, 207). Later famous painter John Butler Yeats, WB.

Theresa Knorr is the mother of six children sentenced to murder the two daughters, Suesan Knorr (16) and Sheila Sanders (20). Theresa has abused all her children for many years, but she has deeper hatred for her girls and causes them to die. The surviving daughter, Trick Norle, finally convicted her mother by killing her sister. Terry and her brothers and sisters experienced years of torture, physical and sexual behavior before their mothers were arrested. Terry explained that her brother and her mother abused them severely. Maria Theresia married Francis I of Lorraine. Maria Theresa is one of the few people marrying a lover. She likes her husband very much. She has sixteen children, eleven daughters (of which 10 are "Maria") and five sons. Her youngest daughter, Maria Antonia, is known for her French name Marie Antoinette who marries Louis XVI of France later in France. After her husband's death, Maria Theresia made his son Joseph II a joint regulator of the Austrian ruler, but in reality she leaves most of her power to herself, which leads to her and her son It was. Joseph was able to fully demonstrate his ability until she was tense. In April 1770, Maria Theresa's youngest daughter, Maria Antonia, represented the Viennese Louis and the French doves. Maria Anthony's education was ignored and her mother taught Versailles and French as much as possible when the French showed interest in her. Maria Theresa and Maria Antonia (now known as Marie Antoinette) maintain biweekly communication and she contemptly reprimands that she is not pregnant often despising that she reprimanded her. After the birthday of her 50th birthday in May 1767, Maria Theresia signed her daughter-in-law, Maria Josefa, Bavaria and smallpox. She survived, but the new queen did not survive. Then Maria Theresia forced her to join her in the Queen's cellar to pray next to the sealed Maria Joseph sealed by the daughter of Archbishop Maria Josepha. Daimo started appearing with a smallpox rash two days after visiting the basement and died soon. Maria Carolina appoints her to Bride of Feldinand IV of Naples IV. Maria Theresa condemned her life due to the rest of her daughter and it is believed that Maria Joseph captured the smallpox from the late of the late Queen as the concept of prolonging the incubation period was scarcely known It was.

In the centuries after Columbus landed in the New World on October 12, 1492, it is often said that many indigenous people died annually due to infections caused by European settlers. I was not born. "(6) Destruction of indigenous peoples by diseases caused by European invaders is unprecedented. It is difficult to accurately determine Colombian former American population, but scholars estimate that this number is between 40 and 50 million. Older world invaders brought about many infectious diseases. There is no new world at all, but there are no old world figures. Smallpox is a standard infectious disease in Europe and most of the old world in 1491. It occupied the location of the New World region at the beginning of the next century and killed many American Indians from Aztecs and Mexicans. And Peru. People want to know how hundreds of Spaniards conquered these huge Indian Empires. Look back at the record You will find the army Generally, the people of the Indian Empire are destroyed by diseases like smallpox, malaria, and various infectious diseases. Most of the conquests took place without battle or war as the first contact of the Europeans in the New World led to illness. Old world infectious diseases left devastating signs in the Indian culture of the new world. In particular, smallpox spread rapidly in Panama, destroying the entire population. Once the disease enters the Andes, its south spread will result in the most devastating loss of life in the Americas. People of the New World including Incas lose immunity and decrease by two thirds • When Europeans came to the New World, they brought many diseases that destroy Native Americans. These diseases include: smallpox, influenza, typhus, measles, malaria, whooping cough. Currently, the Native American dies and European settlers need a new form of labor, they turn to Africa and use African-American slaves as free labor. · The exchange of Colombia is a movement between people, culture, thoughts and diseases between the New World and the Old World. These items are exchanged through exploration and Atlantic slave trade. Items from the old world include livestock (cattle, sheep, pigs, horses), cereals (wheat, rice, barley, oats), peaches, pears, coffee beans, radish, olives, onions, diseases. Items from the New World include pepper, pumpkin, tobacco, turkey, peanut, pineapple, potato, cocoa, tomato, beans, corn, herbs and so on.

Vaccines are a modern type of medicine added to the world early in life. It is mainly called modern medicine because it has saved lives all over the world. Vaccines dates back to ancient Greece and is thought to have occurred in ancient Greece. There are many different vaccines and their causes. The term vaccine is in Latin, from the "vacca" of cattle, and patients with vaccinia are currently not immunized with smallpox. Edward Jenner was a British doctor in Berkeley, England, and began vaccinating. Despite the dangerous side effects, the vaccine history began with the vaccination of smallpox developed by Edward Jenner, as more sites need to be vaccinated, and ended in extreme discussion It was. There are essential vaccine measures in 42 states, and many children have to receive at least 22 vaccinations before first grade. Immunization is a controversial topic among health care professionals because of possible health risks. Despite the general idea, I actually received immunization Vaccines since the 11th century See the timeline of the preventable disease detection and the history of epidemic diseases and vaccine development; participate in activities to learn how to make and work vaccines; and Philadelphia doctor parents and / or medical professionals A vaccine history website developed by the university that gains access to immune resources for the home Human beings have benefited from the vaccine for more than two centuries. But the path to an effective vaccine is neither a neat nor a direct one. In this article I will explore the history of vaccination and vaccination First, Edward Jenner made the world's first smallpox vaccine in the 1790s. He also proved many of the problems of the Jenner era, including the need for a secure funding mechanism, simplification of manufacturing and safety issues, and general deep concern over immunization. We propose that historical perception helps to provide a viable long term solution to the contemporary problems in vaccine research, manufacture and supply.

Mr. Mary Wortli Montagu's Lovers: Love Song Literature is an art form and has many aspects but some are obvious and some are subtle. The surface of literature consists of various elements such as genre, shape, rhythm, tune, vocabulary, sentence structure. Depending on the period, personal style of the writer, and the type of work, the elements used in literature are determined. A more subtle aspect of literature is the use of the meanings of symbols, images, and works. In most literary works you can create similarities between writers' personalities and current life events by using themes, characters, and specific literary techniques. After witnessing the incident during her trip to the Ottoman Empire, Mary Waltree Montague despised Western tradition by smallpox vaccination to Western medicine. In 1718, Waitley Montague was vaccinated by her son and her daughter was vaccinated when she was attacked in England in 1721. This is the first such action in the UK. She persuaded Carolyn of Ansbach to try prisoners treatment. Princess Caroline later vaccinated the two daughters in 1722. According to the pen name, Wortley Montague explained vaccination in September 1722 and announced a supporting article. It is a continuing support of British aristocratic Mary Waltree Montague (Figure 22), responsible for introducing British variability (10). In 1715, Mrs. Montague suffered a smallpox accident, seriously damaging her beauty. For 18 months, Mrs. Montague's husband, Edward Wartree Montagu, was appointed ambassador for sublimation. A few weeks after they arrived in Istanbul, Mrs. Montague wrote to her. A friend about the variation method used in the Ottoman court. Mrs. Montague decided to prevent Smallpox from hitting her and ordered the embassy surgeon Charles Maitland to vaccinate her five - year - old son. After the vaccination program returned to London in April 1718 in March, Mrs. Montague asked Charles Maitland to vaccinate a 4 year old daughter in front of a Royal Court doctor.

Edward Jenner and the vaccine found that Edward Jenner (1749-1823) was trained in London under the training of John Hunt and was a military surgeon. After that he spent all his career in his homeland in Gloucestershire (West of England). His research is based on a careful case study and clinical observations over 100 years before scientists can explain real viruses and diseases. His innovative approach succeeded and by 1840 the British government banned alternative prophylaxis of smallpox. Edward Jenner and the vaccine found that Edward Jenner (1749-1823) was trained in London under the training of John Hunt and was a military surgeon. After that he spent all his career in his homeland in Gloucestershire (West of England). His research is based on a careful case study and clinical observations over 100 years before scientists can explain real viruses and diseases. His innovative approach is successful ... Impact of tuberculosis vaccine Summary Tuberculosis is one of the most infectious diseases in the world. Since nearly one-third of the world's people are infected with this virus, efforts are being made to prevent the spread of this disease (NIAID, 2001). One method for preventing tuberculosis is the BCG (Balmette and Guerin Bacillus) vaccine. In the beginning of the 20th century, Calmet and Guerin worked together to isolate the diseased strains, and made the first BCG vaccine. Whole century Edward Anthony Jenner, also known as "father of immunology", is a British scientist known for the discovery of smallpox vaccine. This is the first successful vaccine developed so far and continues to be the only effective prophylactic treatment for fatal smallpox. His discovery was a big medical advance that saved countless lives. In 1980, the World Health Organization announced that smallpox is a disease of eradication. After completing the seven-year training as a surgeon in Gloucestershire in 1770, I went to St. George's Hospital under the guidance of prominent surgeon John Hunt. Study anatomy and surgery. After finishing his study, he returned to Berkeley to establish medical practice until his death.

Edward Jenner "Now James, I need to try that you are completely stationary.It may hurt your arms when I cut, please extend my arms Do not move my arms "I am at the office, his name is Edward Jenner, and I am the last sentence before he finished the first test, I am in the office, Is one of the themes I found for treatment. Edward Jenner and the vaccine found that Edward Jenner (1749-1823) was trained in London under the training of John Hunt and was a military surgeon. After that he spent all his career in his homeland in Gloucestershire (West of England). His research is based on a careful case study and clinical observations over 100 years before scientists can explain real viruses and diseases. His innovative approach is successful ... Impact of tuberculosis vaccine Summary Tuberculosis is one of the most infectious diseases in the world. Since nearly one-third of the world's people are infected with this virus, efforts are being made to prevent the spread of this disease (NIAID, 2001). One method for preventing tuberculosis is the BCG (Balmette and Guerin Bacillus) vaccine. In the beginning of the 20th century, Calmet and Guerin worked together to isolate the diseased strains, and made the first BCG vaccine. Whole century In the UK, in the late 1790s, physician Edward Jenner discovered how to vaccinate people with smallpox vaccine. About 190 years later in 1980, it was declared that smallpox was eradicated (Edward Jenner). Today, humans keep track of Jenner's footprints and continue working to treat and eradicate diseases threatening people around the world. - Although vaccination has been in place for a long time, the controversy over these uses has declined significantly when the vaccine was first received. Over time, vaccines have been developed for diseases such as polio, varicella, varicella, and general influenza, as well as improvements and constant innovation. Prior to the development of the vaccine, the disease was widely and rapidly spreading, so it became of great concern. Like other doctors at the time, Edward Jenner made changes to protect his patient from smallpox. However, from the beginning of his career, Edward Jenner was fascinated by a national legend that said those who caught vaccinia from cattle could not catch smallpox. This and the experience as a mutation of his own boy and its associated risk made him the most important study of his life. Vaccinia is a mild bovine virus infection. It creates some crying spots on the chest, but it has little sense of incongruity. Milk maid women may catch vaccinia from cattle. They feel that colors are quite a few days, and usually feel a small amount of acne scars in their hands, but this disease is not a problem for them.

Small pox and small pox were the most feared diseases that were once known to man, and began in the era of Christopher Columbus. The aim of this disease is to change the lives of people in worse ways. It is called epidemic disease, eventually killing hundreds of people. Small small pox originated in Hispaniola, and it could not be cured, so it went to Puerto Rico and then to Cuba. It is a matter of time before it spreads to the mainland somewhere in the United States. In the Middle Ages, small variola is a highly contagious disease and often leads to death if left untreated. For the two fighters, small variolas are a big problem and ultimately bring benefits to settlers. Little pox spread through British and American troops, but Americans have developed a vaccination method - vaccine. They plunged to healthy people to take a little pox from the patient and to help their bodies learn to fight it as soon as possible so that their bodies can later fight the virus. Because of small pox, Britain could not find this way and soon lost the soldier. Their earlier advantage was British as they were shipping soldiers on board. Small variolas are truly deadly, but humans have weapons, ie vaccinia. In the late 1700's, Dr. Jenner noticed that dairy maid with mild vaccinia had never infected small pox. On May 14, 1776, he infected the boy named James Phpps with vaccinia and caused a small pustule. Then Dr. Jenner infected the boy with small pox, but he did not suffer small pox. Dr. Jenner found the only defense against small pox. This vaccine is very effective as there is no other smallpox host. This is the only owner who is a wise man. As a result, the World Health Organization launched a global plan to eradicate small variola, and they began vaccinating dozens of people. I am occurring, they go there to isolate people infected with smallpox, and vaccinate people around the area where the infected person was found. On December 9, 1979, Bangladesh reported the last case of small smallpox and therefore eradicated smallpox. Small Pox & lt; Tab / & gt; Smallpox Virus & lt; Tab / & gt; Small Pox Vaccine is not manufactured or registered for use in Australia. Over 20 years ago commercial production of small pox vaccines in the world ceased. Edward Jenner found the first vaccine, the small pox vaccine so far. This vaccination resulted in effective protection of the disease by stimulating the production of antibodies against diphtheria toxin, a toxigenic strain of acne diphtheria, clostridium difficile. In Australia, the diphtheria vaccine exists in the form of DTP (diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis combined vaccine) at 2 months, 4 months, 6 months and 18 months after birth, and 4 to 5 years of age. In 1990, the World Health Organization said that 80% of children had been vaccinated against illness.

Little Pox Magazine April 22, 2005 - Since I have had a long week, I decided to write this article on an online magazine. After doing several papers, quizzes, and 40 hours of work, I got a bit bad weather. But most of us think this is because I am not asleep. But do not worry because I'm planning to make up for it on the weekend. But tonight I decided to go to a party and go to my apartment. Until then I will lie down drinking aspirin and going out. Small Pox & lt; Tab / & gt; Smallpox Virus & lt; Tab / & gt; Small Pox Vaccine is not manufactured or registered for use in Australia. Over 20 years ago commercial production of small pox vaccines in the world ceased. Edward Jenner found the first vaccine, the small pox vaccine so far. This vaccination resulted in effective protection of the disease by stimulating the production of antibodies against diphtheria toxin, a toxigenic strain of acne diphtheria, clostridium difficile. In Australia, the diphtheria vaccine exists in the form of DTP (diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis combined vaccine) at 2 months, 4 months, 6 months and 18 months after birth, and 4 to 5 years of age. In 1990, the World Health Organization said that 80% of children had been vaccinated against illness. Small variola is a big problem for the two fighters and ultimately brings benefits to settlers. Little pox spread through British and American troops, but Americans have developed a vaccination method - vaccine. They plunged to healthy people to take a little pox from the patient and to help their bodies learn to fight it as soon as possible so that their bodies can later fight the virus. Because of small pox, Britain could not find this way and soon lost soldiers. Their earlier advantage was British as they were shipping soldiers on board. Small variolas are truly deadly, but humans have weapons, ie vaccinia. In the late 1700's, Dr. Jenner noticed that dairy maid with mild vaccinia had never infected small pox. On May 14, 1776, he infected the boy named James Phpps with vaccinia and caused a small pustule. Then Dr. Jenner infected the boy with small pox, but he did not suffer small pox. Dr. Jenner found the only defense against small pox. This vaccine is very effective as there is no other smallpox host. This is the only owner who is a wise man. As a result, the World Health Organization launched a global plan to eradicate small variola, and they began vaccinating dozens of people. I am occurring, they go there to isolate people infected with smallpox, and vaccinate people around the area where the infected person was found. On December 9, 1979, Bangladesh reported the last case of small smallpox and therefore eradicated smallpox.

Range of state power affecting health: Jacobson vs. Massachusetts in 1905 v. Massachusetts Because the federal government has no clear authority to regulate public health, its regulation is based on the federal ability to manage interstate trade I will. As an example of this power there is a famous incident that the federal government prohibited buying food at the Southern Province fried chicken restaurant in the 1960s - we call it the Fried Chicken incident. . In the groundbreaking case in 1905, which later became the basis of the Public Health Act, Jacobson vs. Massachusetts State approved the US mandatory immunization law and approved the right to enforce 17. A lawsuit has been filed. At a public school in San Antonio, Texas (a later private school), the Supreme Court judged the school's vaccination requirements to be constitutional18. Required force Infectious diseases may not be considered when the US Supreme Court judge ruled in Massachusetts v. Jacobson in 1905. 109 As a precedent to establishing separatistic decisions, the majority of the High Court ruled that the Legislature could use police power to force small opposition citizens to use the smallpox vaccine. Judges at the beginning of the 20th century decided based on the wrong premise that they predicted that physicians would injured on behalf of public health authorities and would die of smallpox vaccination . The doctor was unable to predict exactly who injured and died of immunization More than 100 years ago, the US Supreme Court first discussed personal and public health priorities. In Jacobson and Massachusetts, Cambridge residents refused to vaccinate the smallpox vaccine as they believed that the law infringed the right to know their body best. The court dismissed Jakobson's challenge. This groundbreaking 1905 ruling is the basis for state actions to limit individual freedom to protect public health. Because public health regulation is aimed at protecting people as much as possible, there is tension, but we may prioritize group needs rather than personal preferences. In the case of vaccination, this task will sacrifice individual autonomy to protect the area from diseases. Individuals who are not vaccinated pose a risk to vaccinated children or medical contraindicated children or vaccinated individuals (vaccines are not 100% effective).

3 - 6 Graders - A persuasive book of this "Felicity" story talks about every aspect of everyday life in 1774. The layout is simple and comprehensive overview of this period. Each page has full color photographs of real equipment items and personal items that were in use at that time. A real anecdote and adventure will animate the speech. Topics include growth, housework and school education, rituals and traditions and an independent war. The text is short and easy to read and provides a pronunciation guide for difficult words. This fascinating version will appeal to fans of the "Pleasant Co." series and it will also be useful for school reports. A wider background of the Williamsburg Colony's American Girl series Felicity story, this oversized volume provides a visual social and political sampler of the 1770s. On each page of the facing page, themes such as farm village, slavery, smallpox epidemic, women's role during war are introduced. This book provides a wealth of information including small, digestible blocks that the reader may swallow and excessive generalization of chance: "In the United States they can worship in the way they want "Artwork has created the greatest impact Impact Typical spreads are small and colorful illustrations including old paintings and prints, artifacts and restored places, and portraits of various Felicity watercolors Respectively. It does not indicate the source or date of the work during the period; in fact, the book does not provide any source comments or even indexes. Still, this is a wonderful, fascinating browsing material for Felicity fans who want to learn more about her time. Caroline Ferrand In 1774, the first of a series of stories about Felicity Merriman, a 9 year old girl who lived in her family and Williamsburg, Virginia. Felicity rescued abused horses with the help of friends and family members. The book ends with "Review" and places a story in the historical context. 3 - 6 Graders - A persuasive book of this "Felicity" story talks about every aspect of everyday life in 1774. The layout is simple and comprehensive overview of this period. Each page has full color photographs of real equipment items and personal items that were in use at that time. A real anecdote and adventure will animate the speech. Topics include growth, housework and school education, rituals and traditions and an independent war. The text is short and easy to read and provides a pronunciation guide for difficult words. This fascinating version will appeal to fans of the "Pleasant Co." series and it will also be useful for school reports. A wider background of the Williamsburg Colony's American Girl series Felicity story, this oversized volume provides a visual social and political sampler of the 1770s. On each page of the facing page, themes such as farm village, slavery, smallpox epidemic, women's role during war are introduced. This book provides a wealth of information including small, digestible blocks that the reader may swallow and excessive generalization of chance: "In the United States they can worship in the way they want "Artwork has created the greatest impact Impact Typical spreads are small and colorful illustrations including old paintings and prints, artifacts and restored places, and portraits of various Felicity watercolors Respectively. It does not indicate the source or date of the work during the period; in fact, the book does not provide any source comments or even indexes. Caroline Ferrand

Saint Luigi was born in Udine, Italy on August 4, 1804. He and his two brothers began preparing priests at the age of twelve. He was appointed at the age of 23 and began taking care of people living in famine and poverty. Along with a group of pastors and teachers, he began to educate the poor and abandoned girls. They teach them embroidery, sewing and reading, writing and arithmetic. He gave them all the material possessions, and he looked around himself. On February 1, 1837, nine young girls founded by St. Louis at the time became religious sisters of Providence sisters, and as the congregation grew, he opened the house of twelve religious sisters It was. He dedicated his life to the help of others, and in general he has mostly great confidence. He entered the eloquent congregation and continued to lead Providence sisters. He has deep ties with God, great spiritual wisdom, and is given the gift of reading. During Italy's reunification, the orphanage and the congregation of the Oleter were oppressed. He can save the work done by the sister and the orphan, but there is nothing to do about the congregation of Godfather. He became sick in 1883 and quit his job. His last sentence for his sister said, "After my death your congregation will have many problems, but there will be a new life Charity group! Charity group! This is your religious family It is the spirit of St. Louis dead on April 3, 1884 Italian pastor and founder of Providence Sisters. St. Luigi was born in Udine, Italy on August 4, 1804 and is the smallest, jeweler and wife Antonia Lazarini of the three sons of Domenico and Schersoppi. His brother Carlo was appointed when Luigi was six years old and his brother Giovanni was appointed a few years later. When he was 11 or 12 years old, Ruigi's hometown was suffered from drought, famine, typhoid, smallpox, such suffering, total of poverty, and the number of orphans lasted to him. The youngest of three brothers was born to jeweler von Domenico Scrosoppi and Antonia Lazzarini, his brother Carlo was appointed to Luigi at the age of six, and his brother Giovanni was appointed a few years later. When Luigi was 11 or 12 years old, his hometown area suffered consecutive attacks of drought, famine, typhoid, smallpox; seeing such pain, overall poverty and number of orphans is a boy It has a lasting influence on. . Director of a pious alliance of the heart of Jesus Christ. It helps to manage the center of children managed by his brother Carlo. University of Francisco. In 1829, Deputy Director of Carroll's Orphanage. The orphanage is harder to fall than usual, desperate Luigi is appealing their support, and the school immediately has a good lesson - enough money to buy their building Luigi Scrosoppi is a scavenger cleric, when his brother sweeps a strong anti-religious style in Italy, he and his older brother run an orphanage at Udine. Working in adversity, maintaining humor, he is known for healing miracles after death. "You are given a god to provide food to people who are hungry. God trains men and women of all ages, provides food to those who are hungry, and helps poor people. Is it the priest Damian who helps to see Christ in the painful disguise of poor people by lending a helping hand to Molokai's spreaders or Mother Theresa? Please use us to do this

Native Americans and Diabetes Since the arrival of Columbus in 1492, the American Indians have fought against disease. It may not be a small smallpox anymore, but the disease still plagues local people. According to statistics, the incidence of Native American disease is much higher than the total population. This includes diabetes with alcohol, tuberculosis, and higher mortality than any other ethnic or ethnic group. According to a recent study by medical experts in India, since 1996 Indians aged 15-19 have increased diabetes 54% and Indian children 40%. Diabetes brings a serious health risk to Native Americans. Type I diabetes is rare among Native Americans. Type II diabetes is a more important problem and is the type of diabetes mentions mentioned in the remainder of this section. Diabetes morbidity occurred mainly in the middle of the 20th century and has become a fashion epidemic. This time frame is consistent with the fact that Indians live on reservations now. As Indians and their traditional lifestyle are eradicated and maintained, this not only eliminates the source of the main movement for their hunting and gathering, but also the healthier food they are familiar with I will eliminate it. About 16.3% of Native American adults are diagnosed with diabetes. In the Native American and Alaska indigenous communities, type 2 diabetes and its complications range from acute infections to chronic diseases Native Americans and Diabetes Since the arrival of Columbus in 1492, the American Indians have fought against disease. It may not be a small smallpox anymore, but the disease still plagues local people. According to statistics, the incidence of Native American disease is much higher than the total population. This includes diabetes with alcohol, tuberculosis, and higher mortality than any other ethnic or ethnic group. - Native American and Europeans from the 16th century to the 17th century, when Europeans began to enter the new world, they discovered Indian society completely different from themselves. To understand the difference, we first have to compare some very important differences between them, such as how Europeans think Indians are very primitive and fundamental .

The life of St. Luigi Scrosoppi has witnessed great trust in St. Providence. He was born in Udine in Italy in 1804 and entered parish seminary at the age of 12. He was appointed at the age of 23. Udine's famine and poverty encouraged Father Ruigi to take care of the most distressed people. Along with other clergy and a group of young teachers, we are committed to educating poor and abandoned girls about sewing and embroidery, and the practical skills of reading, writing and arithmetic. Nine of these girls decided to accept their oath as the first sister of the Providence Church. Ruigi was founded in 1837. The congregation grew, eventually opening up the twelve sister's house. Pushing forward his career age further, Father Luigi entered the congregation of his father founded by St. Philip at the age of 42. He continued to lead Providence's sisters and devoted his life to social justice and the poor, including patients and the elderly. Through the deep ties with God, Father Luigi also has the ability to read the soul. The atmosphere of anti-cultivation accompanying Italy in the mid-nineteenth century constrained the sisters 'orphans' and father's congregation. But Father Luigi succeeded in saving his orphan's work with him and his sister. At the end of 1883, he became sick and forced to quit his job. He died on April 3, 1884. Italian pastor and founder of Providence Sisters. St. Luigi was born in Udine, Italy on August 4, 1804 and is the smallest, jeweler and wife Antonia Lazarini of the three sons of Domenico and Schersoppi. His brother Carlo was appointed when Luigi was six years old and his brother Giovanni was appointed a few years later. When he was 11 or 12 years old, Ruigi's hometown was suffered from drought, famine, typhoid, smallpox, such suffering, total of poverty, and the number of orphans lasted to him. The youngest of three brothers was born to jeweler von Domenico Scrosoppi and Antonia Lazzarini, his brother Carlo was appointed to Luigi at the age of six, and his brother Giovanni was appointed a few years later. When Luigi was 11 or 12 years old, his hometown area suffered consecutive attacks of drought, famine, typhoid, smallpox; seeing such pain, overall poverty and number of orphans is a boy It has a lasting influence on. . Director of a pious alliance of the heart of Jesus Christ. It helps to manage the center of children managed by his brother Carlo. University of Francisco. In 1829, Deputy Director of Carroll's Orphanage. The orphanage is harder to fall than usual, desperate Luigi is appealing their support, and the school immediately has a good lesson - enough money to buy their building Luigi Scrosoppi is a scavenger cleric, when his brother sweeps a strong anti-religious style in Italy, he and his older brother run an orphanage at Udine. Working in adversity, maintaining humor, he is known for healing miracles after death. "You are given a god to provide food to people who are hungry. God trains men and women of all ages, provides food to those who are hungry, and helps poor people. Is it the priest Damian who helps to see Christ in the painful disguise of poor people by lending a helping hand to Molokai's spreaders or Mother Theresa? Please use us to do this

How can the internal tension of the Native American Empire help the Spaniards create their empire? What kind of ethnic system did the Spaniard establish in the new world? Why build it and how does it work? June 2, 2017 New world | Yawp in the USA http://www.americanyawp.com/text/01-the-new-world/ 21/28 Further along the Andean, Quechua, Inca of South and South America giant Let's manage the mountain empire. Through conquest and negotiation from Cusco, the capital of the Andean highlands, the Inca Empire built empires from today's Ecuador to Central Chile and Argentina, to the western half of the South American continent. They opened the terraces on both sides of the mountain to cultivate the fertile soil and in the 15th century managed the Andean Road a thousand miles away. But like the Aztecs, the riots between Incas and conquered groups caused a tension that made the empire vulnerable to foreign influences. Smallpox spread before the Spanish conquistador and attacked the Inca Empire in 1525. Inspired by the conquest of Cortez in Mexico, Francisco Pizzaro moved to the south and arrived in a chaotic empire. New World | Yawp in the United States http://www.americanyawp.com/text/01-the-new-world/ 20/28 fight against thousands of indigenous people's armed forces and canals, descended the city and reorganized doing. , Recruited more indigenous ally to occupy Spain reinforcements and besieged the city in 1521. The 85 day siege of Spain blocked food and fresh water. Smallpox devastated the city. A Spanish observer said, "It spreads out to people and becomes a huge destruction, some covering parts such as face, head, chest, this is a huge destruction, Cortes, Spain and they The Indigenous allies subsequently fired the city, 15,000 people died, no temples were made.After two years of conflict, a million stronger empires were sick, conflict, and 1000 European The Spaniards rely on allies to defeat Azteca via Wikimedia. 22 6/2/2017 Collision culture | American yawp http://www.americanyawp.com/text/02-colliding-cultures/ 1/27 I. Introduction | II. Spain, USA | III. Spanish competitors appear. IV. British Colony | V. Jamestown | VI. New England | 7 people. Summary | 8. References Reflections on American Yoop Collision Culture by Theodor de Bry, "Peaceful Peace with Indians", 1634, Virginia Historical Society. * Yawp is an evolving collaboration text. Please click here to improve this chapter. The exchange of Colombia changed both sides of the Atlantic, but the results are quite different. New diseases eliminated all American civilization, but new imported nutrients

Disease and forced labor played an important role in America's earliest settlements. In the Spanish colonies from Florida and the south, smallpox caused a great loss to conquistadors and indigenous peoples. The so-called "black legend" about Spanish and Portuguese is actually somewhat correct, but it is somewhat misleading. "The conquistador thinks that cursing and tormenting Indians (" killing Christ "), stealing money, infecting smallpox, and leaving minor pain". In the early history as an American country, the challenging problem was the management of the settlement of the border on the traditional land of Native American. One way to get the land at or near the established state is to move the tribe to the unstable territory of the West. In 1820 (Doha's position convention) and 1825 (Washington City Convention), Choctaw acquired land of Arkansas (including the current Oklahoma) in exchange for part of his home, mainly in Mississippi. Early settlement areas were moderate, concentrated around the Amsterdam fort. However, once the settlement spreads beyond Manhattan, the land dispute will occur with Native American. Throughout the 1630s, several exercise aimed at eliminating the tribe of the "Indian River" along the downstream of the Hudson River was done. In 1642, settlement areas expanded, diseases of Europe spread to Native Americans, Munce young fighters dissatisfied with the invasion of the Netherlands, bad diplomacy of the Dutch governor William Kift was the first Dutch tribe It led to. A joint war with the Dutch people. The conflict robbed more than 1,600 Indians and countless settlers. In the next decade, there were two other wars with Munsee. Eventually, Munsee retreated to a small coastal village. The border with the United States includes geography, history, folklore studies, cultural and cultural expressions, but this expansion began in the early 17th century in the colonial period of the British colonial era, last in 1912 The nation finished the continental territory. "Border" refers to a contrasting region at the end of the settlement of Europe and the United States. Although American historians cover several borders, private folklore is the west side of the Mississippi River, now the conquest and settlement of the Native American lands on the Great Plains, the Rocky Mountains, the Southwest and the West Coast, Texas Midwest, I am concentrating on it.

This phase may last one to two years and due to the lack of immunity possibility some candidate vaccines usually can not exceed this stage. After that, the next step is human clinical research. First of all, a small group of people is tested with the vaccine and then the safety and extent of the immune response that the adult population can be caused by the vaccine will be assessed. After the trial phase is successful, the approval and licensing process continues. After the manufacturing department is filled and inspected, the FDA approves the vaccine label. Vaccines • Vaccines are "one of the greatest achievements of modern medicine". Vaccination • First generation vaccine weakens or kills entire organisms • First generation vaccine problem: pathogens can still recover dangerous forms and lead to immunodeficiency vaccines since the 1950s many Because it saved life, it is an important medical and scientific leap advance. By the 1950's, tens of thousands of people were shocked by polio. In most cases it occurred in 1953, and more than 50,000 people were infected with this virus. If sanitary conditions are bad, polio will attack the baby. Disease spreads through pollution The story of modern immunization begins with a smallpox vaccine developed by Edward Jenner, one of the most feared diseases in recent history. First of all, vaccination is optional, and not everyone chooses vaccinations. Over time, municipalities are permitted to vaccinate municipalities if they occurred to protect the public from epidemics in the state. It took another step when mandatory vaccination against smallpox in that country became a prerequisite for going to public school. These requirements were modified to be in time for new vaccines to be developed. At some point, the actual epidemic and epidemic will no longer trigger mandatory immunization, prevention is the most important reason. In most provinces today, vaccination against various childhood diseases is required, including measles, diphtheria, whooping cough, polio, and now even chickenpox

Columbus' old world new world revelation brought about a deadly disease in the two hemispheres, protection of the New World's native American culture, and the unhealthy impact of the old world tobacco, but it has a comprehensive good impact By introducing horses, cows, and new agricultural progress and alpaca terms into the new world. The encounter between the East and the West in the Western Hemisphere is clearly positive. Because most of us here have never been born, but the introduction of religion has had a permanent impact. Most Europeans are very religious and they want to share their beliefs with local people. Some people also come to avoid religion ... See more By integrating so many old world perspectives it is becoming increasingly difficult to identify its true culture. Even today, people can go to Indian settlements and only a few people with as many primitive native traditions can see, but they are new ideas like horses, the majority It can not be hidden so much for the American original. A person who analyzes my culture in the most pure form. Other countries still have a clear culture that they can claim and be admitted. The old world was badly influenced by the new world, but it was not so harsh. Less than half of the illness they brought back when they returned. Many people are dead under illness like yellow fever, but there is no comparison with Native American, there are no meanings to black scorpions many people have heard, so they do as much as they do there is no. local people. Tobacco looks small but it is a problem not noticed for Europeans. It was needed soon. Chewing and smoking affect their health, and today is also a problem. The negative impact on the old world is far less serious than the new world. The old world has greater advantages than the native American because they can see almost all of the local people's real life and about them, and the New World initially did not have this benefit. For this reason, Europeans got a lot of farming ideas and food. Colombian exchange has both negative and positive effects. Some good impacts include technical exchanges. The adoption of plow has changed agriculture because it increased planting and food production and benefited both native Americans and Europeans. The introduction of weapons and other steel tools promoted Native American hunting activities. Since Native American people adopt the European architectural style, building stronger and strong buildings can be done. Plant exchange is also one of the good effects of Colombian exchange. Europeans introduced sugarcane into the new world, and the sweetener enhanced the taste of Native American. Likewise, the introduction of corn and potatoes into the old world is also welcomed. Unlike wheat, maize can grow on a large area and has a long shelf life when dry. Potatoes are obviously a part of European diet therapy. The most serious negative impact of the Colombian replacement is the relocation of the disease. This disease moved from the old world to the new world and vice versa. Some of the diseases of the New World that are transitioning to the Old World include Syphilis, Polio, Hepatitis and others. On the other hand, the diseases of the old world that are migrating to the new world are smallpox, malaria, influenza, yellow fever, measles and so on. Among them, smallpox is the most devastating as it most deadly. In addition to all positive factors of Colombian exchange there is also a negative impact between the two worlds. Illness in Europe came to the new world. Typhoid fever, varicella, varicella, influenza plague the Indians. Most of them have disappeared from illness as they have never been exposed to these diseases. In Europe, cigarette love is growing and it will be a problem soon. Many people make cigars of cigarettes and they begin to smoke and get sick or die

At the end of the 18th century, a new revolution is formed in history. It has positive and negative effects on the world and the people living there. Inventions, ideas, and new transportation are all good results of this revolution. Pollution, population growth, child labor are a negative factor. This revolution is called "industrial revolution". The Industrial Revolution began in England in the 18th century. It quickly spread to countries such as the United States, Germany, France and so on. Technically, steam power must be the greatest advance in the field. Fuels such as coal and oil are the idea of ​​steam power generation. This new concept of steam power revolutionized many industries including textiles and manufacturing industry. In terms of communication, American inventor Samuel Morse used the point and line language to create a work model for telegraph. It delivers information at high speed and speeds communication between cities in Europe and North America. In the medical field, scientist Louis Pasteur invented a new way to prevent food spoilage. Make the operation safer and less painful and use a new method to prevent bacteria from spreading in the body undergoing surgery. Edward Jenner created a smallpox vaccine (the world's first vaccination), and he believes that people with vaccinia never have been exposed to smallpox One problem with the industrial revolution is the high growth rate of the population. People moving to cities cut jobs, even unemployed and homeless. Most factories are primarily looking for cheap labor, which in turn creates child labor. They work cracks on children By convention, the Industrial Revolution ended around 1840. The Second Industrial Revolution - characterized by the emergence of large scale production and electrification - began around 1870. Then there was a computer and a third industrial revolution. Now, I think many people are experiencing the fourth industrial revolution brought about by artificial intelligence, automation, and new genetic technologies. These phases certainly must agree as meaningful to our technical and industrial development period. But from all perspectives of human history over 200,000 years it is more meaningful to pull back the lens and observe the four industrial revolution and treat them as the four phases of the event. In other words, the four stages of the Industrial Revolution are in progress beginning around 1800. Understanding the industrial revolution The industrial revolution is an era when people's lifestyles have undergone major changes. The word "revolution" means change, and the industry and society have undergone tremendous changes in the future. The revolution began in the 18th and 19th centuries. There the factory replaced the machine for manual labor. It is very important to understand the reasons for the Industrial Revolution, so it is possible to fully evaluate the Industrial Revolution itself. invention There are many revolutionary examples that brought about major changes in the history of mankind. The transformation of the manufacturing industry during the industrial revolution is such an example. The revolution started in the UK, but it quickly spread to other countries in Europe and the United States. In all countries, the Industrial Revolution has brought new technology to change urbanization, employment change, and people's work and lifestyle. Factory work is not easy. First of all, it will take a long time. Typical factory workers work six days a week, work 12 hours a day, and few holidays. In addition, most workers repeat similar simple tasks over and over every day. At the same time, they have to work quickly to keep up with the machines they care about. Finally, factory work may be dangerous. Fingers, hair, clothes are often caught in many gears and belts of machines, accidents are common.

This mysterious man, William Butler Yeats' s life is full of strong emotions and emotions, which makes his experience at least very radical. In his young days, his interests in the hermit, and many encounters with his suspicious women influenced his poem career in many ways. His poem "Sailing to Byzantium" also has many complex themes, is the central theme of time, and gives an interesting view of art and experience. People in the poet's world analyzed the work of William Butler Yeats and saw a unique use of a very interesting symbolic meaning and a fantastic image. William Butler Yeats left for the second Byzantine William Butler Yeats Shin died for the government William Ziinser Clutter William Zinsser College Pressures "Sailing to Byzantium" is a poem by William Butler Yeats, first published in The Tower in 1928. It consists of 4 sections of Ottava rima, each section consists of 8 10 syllable rows. It uses a Byzantine (Constantinople) trip as a metaphor for spiritual journeys. Yeats explored his thoughts and thoughts on how immortality, art, and human spirit are fused. Using various poetry techniques, Yeats' sailing to Byzantium explains his eternal vision and the pursuit of the paradise of his figurative journey. Poetic analysis of William Butler, when you are older, there are Innisfree Lake, Coole's wild swan, second arrival, Byzantine sailing, short story, theater, television program, novels and so on. All work has important ideas. One of the main reasons for doing this is that they have a strong belief in their thinking or somehow related to an important part of their whole life. - "William Butler's Second Coming" is one of the famous and famous poems. This explains the apocalyptic situation in the first quarter and also guarantees the reader that Messianic characters will appear in the second quarter. The dark and dark paintings drawn by Yeats caused the fear of the decline of secular conditions in the minds of readers as optimistic words later tried to give hope. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease

On Wednesday night, the 179th birthday of the birth of Sikh Papal Empire Leader Maharaja Ranjit Singh at historic Peshawar's Fort Barrhasar In the history of Pakistan, it was first observed that the fort is now the headquarters of the border corps (FC), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Previously, Gurdwara of Mohallah Jogan Shah in Peshawar observed the anniversary. Similarly Bala Hisar spelled out with Bala Hisar is a historic fortress refurbished during the Sikh Empire once used as the royal palace of the Durrani Empire. Maharaja Ranjit Singh is a leader of the Sikhism empire which dominated the subcontinent of northwest India in the first half of the 19th century. He survived smallpox in early childhood, but his left eye was blind He was born in Kujeulwara (now Pakistan) on November 13, 1780, and died in Lahore on June 27, 1839. This pray for peace in Pakistan Sikh leader Gorpal Singh said the FC called for special permission to protect the anniversary of the fortress's place. On this occasion the speaker described the various aspects of singer's life in detail, they stated that they are respected and respected by other religions and religious believers. Contributions to his gurdwaras cause are also remembered. Maharaja Ranjit Singh is a Sikh who was born in 1780 in modern Pakistan's Gujranwala and entered the Sansi-Sandhawalia family. The vast majority of Punjab was governed by Sikhs at that time, and they divided it into what is called a faction that confused the territory. Ranjit Singh's father, Maha Singh, is the commander of Sukerchakia misl, and dominates the western area of ​​Punjab around his headquarters in Gujranwala. Ranjit Singh was 12 years old and he was the successor of his father. Due to smallpox, Ranjit lost use of the left eye. When he was 19 years old, he persuaded King Aghanistran to give him the City of Lahore, and later he used power (1799). By 1802 he joined the sacred city of Amritsar to his territory, and now includes the two most important centers of Punjab. After several campaigns, his competitors accepted him as their leader and integrated the Sikhs system into one state. By the early nineteenth century religious dictatorships, cruelty and poverty covered the Kashmie Valley until 1819 when Seek's ruler Maharaja Ranjit Singh conquered the nation. In 1822 Ranjit's nephew Gurab Singh was appointed by Maharaja as "Chaj Raja" Ranjit Singh. Gulab Singh successfully merged the Baltistan and Ladakh regions. The death of Maharaja Randjin Shin in 1839 accelerated the conflict between the Sikh empire and the British authorities. Gulab Singh, who was initially neutral, served as a consultant to Sir Henry Lawrence when the first British - Sikh war broke out in 1845. Upon concluding the Treaty of Lahore and the Amritsar Treaty, the UK is responsible for the activities of that country. Lahore contains all Punjab states. Gurab Singh signed another treaty with Britain who made him the ruler of the independent Prince of Kashmiri. Gulab Singh died in 1857 and was replaced by Rambil Singh (1857-1885). Jind Kaur is the last spouse of Ranjit Singh. Her father, Manna Singh Aulakh expressed her virtue to Ranjit Singh, Ranjit Singh was afraid of his sole heir, Kharak Singh's weak. In 1835, Maharaja sent her sword to the village and got married. On September 6, 1838 she gave birth to Duleep Singh who became the last monarch of the Sikhism empire. In 1802, Randjin Shin married Moran Sarkar. This action, along with activities other than the Sikhs of Maharaja, confused the orthodox Sikhs, including their Nihangs whose leader Akali Phula Singh was Jathedar of Akal Takht. When Ranjit Singh visited Amritsar, he was called outside Akal Takht, where he apologized for his mistake. Akali Phula Singh took Ranjit Singh to a tamarind tree in front of Akal Takht and punished him for punishment. Then Akari Phula Singh asked the neighbor Sikh pilgrims whether they agree with Ranjit Singh 's apology.

In the late 18th century, California Felli Spanish governor Denifu Pei saw the need to establish Pueblo in the west of the Los Angeles River, San Gabriel church. The main purpose of Pueblo is to reaffirm the claim against Spain's territory facing the invasion of the sea from Russia's north and the UK. Pueblo will also help maintain the supply and supply of Spanish military garrisons (or presidians) in Spain (otherwise they will have to feed irregularly through the ship). Adventure to Europe for the first time Adventure to California land - Governor Deneva early Francisco father Juan Crespi thought that he was accompanied by the Gaspar de Portra expedition ten years ago and was admired in the field. Under the authority of the Spanish king Carlos III, the Governor-General Bucareli and the Delacroix commander approved the proposal of Governor De Neve and issued an order to establish Pueblo. California Governor Don Fernando Rivera y Moncada was told to supervise solicitors' solicitors and their settlers. Prior to the recruitment of settlers, Governor Nevele immediately began to develop a detailed plan for the new Pueblo. However, efforts to solicit colonists are more difficult. Despite incentives for money, land and livestock, Rivera y Moncada decided that it would be difficult to find promising and ambitious candidates. At that time, Southern California we know today is a far desolate thing - it is not an opportunity for most people to feel attractive. The spread of rumors is a bit truth, salaries are not paid to soldiers who serve in that area. Also, getting there is serious and dangerous. However, the survey for several months extended to Sonora, Sinaloa, Culiacan, eventually leading to the recruitment of 12 families. Viceroy Bucareli and Commander de la Croix approve the proposal of Governor Felipe Denebe to establish a settlement in Los Angeles and Santa Barbara California governor Don Fernando Rivera Y Moncada watches settlers and invites new settlements, de la Croix commander wrote Rivera Y Moncada hired 45 soldiers (escort and garrison) and seven settlers from Sinaloa and Culiacan. Rivera Y Moncada has achieved his recruitment goal for soldiers, but only 14 pioneers have signed. Then, the two colonists changed their mind and disappeared. I decided to stop soliciting and continue to work with the remaining 12 settlers and their families The first settlers and their families, and escorts of 17 soldiers departed from the sea Sinaloa Alamos. The destination is Loreto, Baja California Smallpox epidemic forced some people to San Diego, then to restore the health, and healthy members of the party of Baja de Saint Louis to Baja Coast Loreto The last party of a minus one colonist arrives at the mission of San Gabriel Alcan Gel. The twelfth settlers postponed in Baja California for smallpox were transferred to Presidio of Santa Barbara when arriving in Alta, California in 1782. * Contrary to the popular belief known as Los Angeles el Pueblo de Nuestra Senora La Reina de Los Angeles de Porciuncula (the city of the Queen of Angels, Mary Queen (Porciuncula)), a scholar According to the document by De La Croix and Supreme Commander Viceroy Bucareli, this settlement is called El Pueblo de la Reina de Los Angeles, who decided Governor Felipe de Neve. In Los Angeles in 1781, the first Spanish colony, African people 26 people (pobladores) black or mestizos (mulattos) 0.44 brilliant names of colonists. Most people come from Mexico's Sinaloa, and two-thirds of the population is a complex heritage of Africa and Spain. Piopico is the last Governor of Mexico in California and he is from African Americans. In the early days of the United States, the new immigrants were tamping with the number of blacks. Only 10 of the 1,600 county residents listed in the 1850 census were blacks. The inflow of blacks will increase over the next 80 years and by 1930 Los Angeles became the home of the largest black community on the Paci

William Butler's Second Coming is one of the famous and famous poems. This explains the apocalyptic situation in the first quarter and also guarantees the reader that Messianic characters will appear in the second quarter. The dark and dark paintings drawn by Yeats worsened the secular situation because optimistic words tried to give hope later, which caused the reader's mind to fear. When the world moves fast, the feeling of this Apocalypse falls into the heart of Yeats, and he feels that he needs to be a bit late. William Butler Yeat's "The Second Coming" verse "The Second Coming" was created by William Butler Yeats in 1919. Yeats is a versatile Irish poet known for his social and religious beliefs about poetry. In "Second coming" he developed his thought into three important metaphor. The first metaphor ties falcon and its eagle to the destruction of society. There are two possible explanations for this example. - William Butler Yeat's woman, William Butler Yeats, has a long history. He is strongly influenced by all sorts of women from the love of Olivia · Shakespeare · Asia Pacific, her adopted daughter Ystar, partnership and friendly relations with Mrs. Gregory and friendship, and George · Hide Leeds marriage. And the birth of his own daughter Anne Yeats. These relationships are reflected in his poetry and there are various levels. William Butler Yeats departed for the second Byzantine William Butler Yeats David Yang Young Portable Earth Light A. Young Bear from Spotted Night Philip K. Zimbabwe Stanford Prison Experiment Paul Zimmer Zimmer Imaginary Paradise Howard Shin , Died for the government William Ziinser Clutter William Zinsser College Pressures William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease

Therefore, Athens' crime can never be judged and they will never live long enough to be punished. While waiting for death, it gives people time to live with crime. There was no precious morality of Athens at that time. People have not completed morally approved laws. That means that no one admits it there, or they can profit from it, so it is normal for some people not to do anything. For them, morality is considered simply a waste of time because they are going to be destroyed. The plague of Athens has been devastated for four years, leading to the failure of Athens. The cause of the plague of Athens is still under debate. The most common infections classified as plague include influenza, epidemic typhus, typhoid fever, plague, small pox and measles. Thucydides provided the only available explanation of the plague of Athens. Given the nuances of translation, plague, smallpox, measles are the most likely causes of plague. In my opinion, measles are the most likely cause of the plague of Athens. In the past 60 years, the plague that hit Athens has been confirmed as one of more than a dozen infectious diseases. Among J. F. D. "Plague of Athens", Shrewsbury considered that the disease was "new" for Athens. Thucydides suggested that Greek physicians are not aware of the disease that struck the population. Thucydides explained these symptoms to allow future people to recognize the recurrence of the disease. Shrewsbury has provided a list of CE opinion since the 1940's to identify this disease. As the criminal, typhoid fever, typhoid fever, small pox, plague and combinations of the foregoing have been proposed. Using epidemiological methods and mathematical models to compare infectious diseases in Athens with other previously mentioned ancient infectious diseases, David M. Morens and Robert J. Littman reported a possible propagation pattern of "Athens epidemiological phenomena" There are three types of infections, including general reasons (from food and water supply), people to people, and reservoirs Popular fountains from animals, insects or the environment). To spread this disease rapidly and extensively, and to cause extensive destruction of human lives, the epidemic may be a respiratory system, so using a pool of animals or insects as a possible cause There. In this case, the epidemic in Athens most closely resembles Typhoid or Smallpox events, but both correspond best to the explanation of Thucydides records.

Also, Saint Catherine · Tekakuza, known as "Moho Alex Lily", "New French Genevieve" and "Pocahontas Catholic Church", born around 1656 near New York Auriesville, entered. Mohawk Irokova. Since she was born for a long time, some details about early life is unknown. Her father is a highly respected Mohawk warrior, some of whom doubt that he is a tribal leader. The background of Tekakwitha's mother is little known. A large group of Mohawks has settled in the suburbs of Montreal. Drop Kahnawake, Akwesasne, Kanesatake Mohawks from this group. One of the most famous Catholic Mohawks is Sain Kateri · Tekakida. Tekakwitha (1656 - 17 April 1680) was the daughter of Mohawk fighter and Christian Algonquin woman. At the age of 4, smallpox ran through Ossernenon, Tekakwitha left unsightly scars and poor eyesight. The outbreak robbed her brothers and their parents. She is adopted by my uncle, my uncle is a chief of a turtle. As an adopted chief, many warriors are looking for her marriage. But during this time she began to be interested in Christianity. Tekakwitha was baptized in 1676 by the Jesuits of Jacques de Lambert and was baptized. In her baptism she named it "Kateri". This is pronounced as "Catherine" by Mohawk. After the arrival of the Europeans, some of the Iroquois became Christians, including the first Native American saint, Kateri Tekakuza, the young woman's parents Mu Fu Kuan Gangkun. In the late 1700's, Seneca SACHEM handsome · lake, also known as Ganeodiyo, introduced Iroquoian, Iroquoi and new religious institutions such as Quaker's faith and traditional culture. The teaching of Lake Shuai focuses on enjoying parenting, life and peace. An important aspect of English lake education is the principle of balance where each person's talent is combined into a functional community. By the 1960's, at least 50% of Irokova followed this religious belief. Along with the spread of Catholicism to the Rose of the New World, Lima, the first American Catholic saint was born in Peru in 1586 and is known for its religiousness. St Kateri Tekakwitha was born in Ossernenon, Mohawk Village in Canada around 1656. Living in the era of conflict between the Takakwitha Mohawk and the French colonists in 2012 the first Native American saint, like her family lost, converted to Catholic before, wounded by smallpox, to members of her tribe I guided you suffer persecution. She is known for her religion and charity, and in 1774 she was called "Canadian Parents" after death. In the same year, St. Elizabeth Anetteton was born in New York. She will be the first newcomer to be born in America

William Butler Yeats. William Butler Yeats was the protagonist of the cultural revolution developed by a strong nationalist movement in the second half of the 19th century. He dominated a generation of work. He established the forms and themes that were considered norms of his generation's writers. Yeats is a confession poet - he writes direct poems based on his own experience. He is a deliberate idealist. This is to create his own people - the art for Irish people. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease William Butler Yeats' poem William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet, playwright, and essayist - one of the greatest British poets of the 20th century. (Ye Zhi 1) His early poetry and theater got ideas from Irish fables and esoteric studies. (Ellman 1) When Ye Zhi wrote about his country he used nationalism to avoid themes of oppression, social division and solidarity. - William Wordsworth can better understand his view on the destruction of nature in his poem "A line written in early spring." Through anthropomorphization, he shows nature life-like and entertains life. However, human beings are still destroying what they call "the sacred plan of nature" (8). The whole poem is about the interaction between nature and man. Wordsworth is obviously not satisfied with human beings making it to the world.

Indian Infections and Deaths in the New World The conquest of the New World by Europeans is caused not by guns, swords or barbarous acts but by invisible and dangerous bacteria. Infectious diseases have played an important role in shaping the conquest of the new world. Many of the territory of America died of various diseases. For centuries after Columbus landed in the New World on October 12, 1492, more indigenous Americans die each year due to infections caused by European colonists, not by nature It is often said (Meltzer 38). Most of the conquests took place without battle or war as the first contact of the Europeans in the New World led to illness. Old world infectious diseases left devastating signs in the Indian culture of the new world. In particular, smallpox spread rapidly in Panama, destroying the entire population. Once the disease enters the Andes, its south spread will result in the most devastating loss of life in the Americas. People of the New World including Incas lose immunity and decrease by two thirds Older world invaders brought about many infectious diseases. There is no new world at all, but there are no old world figures. Smallpox is a standard infectious disease in Europe and most of the old world in 1491. It occupied the location of the New World region at the beginning of the next century and killed many American Indians from Aztecs and Mexicans. And Peru. People want to know how hundreds of Spaniards conquered these huge Indian Empires. Look back at the record You will find the army Generally, the people of the Indian Empire are destroyed by diseases like smallpox, malaria, and various infectious diseases. I do not seem to be as much as India's illness. "The exchange of infectious diseases between the old world and its American and Australian colonies is a wonderful one-sided one," Alfred Crosby writes in ecological imperialism, another wonderful book. "Sexually transmitted infection syphilis may be the only important export of diseases in the new world ..." The cause of this epidemiological poverty is speculation. Of course, as I mentioned in this article, the relative lack of livestock saves the Indians from so-called zoonotic infections. But, no one can be sure of it

Poems of poetry meditation in 1928 collected by the tower among school-aged children of William Butler Yeats first published in 1927 William Butler Yeats's "school-aged children" , Written in eight 8-line poems. . In addition to a simple title, I built a direct background, but this is intentionally easy to understand words. The speaker is visiting the classroom, "his guide of the day, or the teacher 's uncle in the classroom soon answers his fact - the way of the truth. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland on 13th June 1865. He is the oldest of the four children of portrait painter John Butler Yeats. His father took part in William's regular school education at home, which gave him a permanent hobby of the classics. John Yeats has a strong personality. His personal philosophy incorporates aesthetics (belief that art and beauty are important to all) and atheism (belief without God). William felt its impact long after. Because it appeared in his interest to Magic and occultusum (supernatural). William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease

William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland on 13th June 1865. He is the eldest son of a painter. In 1867 his family moved to London, but he often went to grandparents in Northern Ireland. There, he was greatly influenced by folklore in the area. In 1881 his family returned to Dublin. Their Yeats studied at the Metropolitan Art Academy. In school, he focused more on literature. Yeats made his debut in 1885 and announced the first poem at Dublin University Review. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease William Butler Yeats' poem William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet, playwright, and essayist - one of the greatest British poets of the 20th century. (Ye Zhi 1) His early poetry and theater got ideas from Irish fables and esoteric studies. (Ellman 1) When Ye Zhi wrote about his country he used nationalism to avoid themes of oppression, social division and solidarity. - William Wordsworth can better understand his view on the destruction of nature in his poem "A line written in early spring." Through anthropomorphization, he shows nature life-like and entertains life. However, human beings are still destroying what they call "the sacred plan of nature" (8). The whole poem is about the interaction between nature and man. Wordsworth is obviously not satisfied with human beings making it to the world.

This allows the immune system to be immunized with viruses and protected in the future. The first major development of the vaccine was discovered in the late 1700s and this vaccine resulted in immunity to smallpox. After thorough research and discovery, this vaccine protected the world almost exclusively from measles, diphtheria, rubella, polio, mumps and other diseases and completely eliminated other diseases such as smallpox (Riedel , 2005). "Vaccines are equally important for health, diet and exercise, as well as regular diet, exercise, regular screening for diseases such as colon cancer and breast cancer, the vaccine also plays an important role in maintaining health. The vaccine is the simplest vaccine, one of the most convenient preventive care measures, "said Ibkalinan, director of the Burlington County Health Department. Immunization can play an important role in drastically reducing disease and death and ensures that vaccination for all people is an important element in addressing global health issues. It is hard to say that all children have the same value. Indeed, as we have decided to save a relatively small amount of money, it seems very uncomfortable that we should not reduce the possibility that serious harm will affect our children. Rather than securing opportunities for parents to vaccinate children, they do not require vaccinations that are essential as a daily problem. Unfortunately, we can rely on the urgent burden of illness in many countries to motivate participation in the vaccination program. Otherwise, considering the impact on trust in a wider range of medical services, it is best not to vaccinate. Immunization is an important part of modern vaccines and is important for the health of the world. Certain immunological standard procedures are designed to have the necessary time intervals between vaccine administration. Due to the growing interest and perception of vaccine preventable diseases, more than 500 million babies have been vaccinated by 2022. There are many common vaccines for children's overall vaccination program, but this varies from region to region. Most developed countries follow similar primary immunization programs compared to developing countries. Another reflection relating to international vaccination is the use of travel vaccines. This is because the number of overseas travelers including children continues to increase because children are more prone to microbial infection than adults. Hepatitis, polio, meningococcus usually prevail over the exact travel vaccine. These diseases are still prevalent in many developing countries.

The goal of funding elements based on the demand for health system reform is to distinguish between the public sector and the private sector and to evenly fund the entire system. An important element of the demand-based financial reform element is to distinguish health-related issues between the public sector and the private sector. Public sector health services include administrative issues affecting the entire population, such as infectious diseases, research, planning, improvement of human resources, community services, etc. The purpose of this paper is to provide detailed information on Mexican economy, government, military, religion, and historical events that shape the country. Mexico is located in the northern part of the United States and is adjacent to the Caribbean Sea and the New Mexico Gulf. The total area corresponds to 1,972,550 square kilometers, which covers an area of ​​1,923,040 square kilometers and covers an area of ​​49,510 square kilometers. Mexico became independent on September 16, 1810, celebrating the national holidays. - Smallpox is a very lethal and contagious disease that threatens the majority of the world's population. Even in BC, the disease has existed for hundreds of thousands. The fear of smallpox is threatened by the places it threatens. These people want some way to protect themselves from viruses fearing them. Smallpox has great influence on several civilizations before receiving treatment such as vaccination and vaccination The geographical location of Mexico explains the geographical features of Mexico's country in Mexico. Mexico is located approximately 23 ° N and 102 ° W south of North America. Departing from the furthest land, Mexico is over 3,200 kilometers (2,000 miles) in length. Northern Mexico is the United States (especially West to East, California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas), Western and South Pacific, Eastern Mexico and Belize, Guatemala and the Caribbean, Southeast. It is the northernmost member of Latin America, the country with the most populous Spanish-speaking countries in the world. Mexico is the thirteenth largest country in the world three times Texas. Mexico officially known as the United States is North America, located in South America, Belize and North Guatemala. It has the coastline of the Pacific Ocean, the Caribbean Sea and the Gulf Coast, and is considered to be the 13 th largest country in the world. Mexico declared independence from Spain after Miguel Hidalgo formulated the national independence declaration "Long Life Mexico!" On September 16, 1810. However, after many years of war, independence did not occur until 1821. That year, Spain and Mexico signed a treaty to end the independence war.

In the 7 to 2 ruling, the prime minister decided that the safety and health of Massachusetts citizens were better than individual rights, and Massachusetts and the US constitutional mandatory immunization were constitutional. Withdrawn from this decision for more than 100 years, this case is still discussed and analyzed in academic writing and shows the continued tension and conflict relevance. The US Supreme Court quoted this case 69 times before 2004 (5). The facts of Jacobson vs. Massachusetts fully explain the economic analysis of immunization, the first Constitutional Supreme Court action against mandatory immunization laws. The case involved the Massachusetts law which allowed municipalities to vaccinate smallpox vaccines for public health and safety regulations as needed. After that, after judging that smallpox was "spreading somehow" and "continued to increase", the city of Cambridge passed the mandatory immunization regulation. This order is an economic way that the benefits of mandatory vaccination outweigh the costs of providing vaccines, discovering and investigating resistance (Jacobson etc.), and allowing individuals to decide whether to vaccinate It represents a decision. This forced vaccination program eventually led to the famous Jacobson v. Massachusetts incident. The case was the result of the refusal of immunization by Cambridge residents. The Swedish immigrant Henning Jacobson refused to get vaccinated for fear of his being sick. He insisted that the previous smallpox vaccine became sick when he was a child. Instead of paying a $ 5 fine, he challenged the state's forces to force vaccinations on people. His lawsuit failed at the state level, but Jacobson appealed the ruling, so this case was heard in the Supreme Court. In 1905, the Supreme Court upheld the law of Massachusetts: reportedly Jacobson could not refuse mandatory immunization First of all, the US Supreme Court has never directly decided to grant religious immunization against forced vaccination, but the court established the right to receive state vaccinations as Jacobson v. Massachusetts stated. This decision has been strongly advocated by frequently exempted opponents, which clearly shows the broader powers of the state in this area. McCarthy v. Bozeman, 212 F. According to 2d 945 (2002), the District Court judge dismissed the State of Arkansas State and requested religious exempt applicants to belong to an accredited religious organization for vaccination, the procedure for obtaining immunity is 1 and 14 th corrections were violated.

The plague of Athens was a fashion that began in the summer of 430 BC. In Athens one year after the Peloponnesos war in 431 BC, the plague was presumed to be due to too many Athens in the wall, also known as the Great Wall Pellicle Military Strategy. The wall of the building It is said that the excess of Athens invited the shortage of food, water and sewage systems, and other important factors caused plague. It appeared in South Egypt, Ethiopia, Libya, and later in the Persian Empire and Rome, then arrived in Athens. This disease hit the inhabitants of Piraeus and then went to ... Read more The plague of Athens was a fashion that began in the summer of 430 BC. In Athens one year after the Peloponnesos war in 431 BC, the plague was presumed to be due to too many Athens in the wall, also known as the Great Wall Pellicle Military Strategy. The wall of the building It is said that the excess of Athens invited the shortage of food, water and sewage systems, and other important factors caused plague. It appeared in South Egypt, Ethiopia, Libya, and later in the Persian Empire and Rome, then arrived in Athens. This disease attacked the inhabitants of Piraeus, then visited Athens, where more deaths came out. Plague returned in 429, because it claimed the majority of life, and later in the winter of 427/426 BC it took more lives. Everyone in Athens' population has been affected by the disease, from men to women, wealthy people, the poor, the elderly and young people. Clearly the plague in Athens destroyed Athens, which made it difficult to recover because it caused a failure of social order, weakened the Athens government and the Athens army. First, about 30,000 Athenians died by plague. It accounts for 25% of the population of 100,000 people. Due to mass death, the traditional Athens community has changed. That The plague of Athens has increased dramatically for four years, leading to the failure of Athens. The cause of the plague of Athens is still under debate. The most common infections classified as plague include influenza, epidemic typhus, typhoid fever, plague, smallpox and measles. Thucydides provided the only available explanation of Athens Pest. Plague, smallpox, measles are the most likely causes of plague, given the nuances of translation. In my opinion, measles are the most likely cause of the plague of Athens. In the past 60 years, the plague that hit Athens has been confirmed as one of a dozen infectious diseases. Among J. F. D. "Plague of Athens", Shrewsbury considered that the disease was "new" for Athens. Thucydides suggested that Greek physicians are not aware of the disease that struck the population. The reason why Thucydides explained these symptoms was to allow future people to recognize the recurrence of this disease. Shrewsbury provided a list of comments from the identification of the disease that CE tried in the 1940's. Typhoid fever, typhoid fever, smallpox, epidemics and combinations of the foregoing Using epidemiological methods and mathematical models to compare Athens' infectious diseases with other previously mentioned ancient infectious diseases, David M. Morens and Robert J. Littman reported a possible mode of transmission in Athens epidemiological phenomena Limited, thereby excluding certain ones. According to several reasons and diagnostic authors, there are three types of infections: common causes (from food and water sources), people to people, and reservoirs (popular from animals, insects or the environment Izumi). As illness spreads rapidly and extensively, the epidemic may be a respiratory system, thus causing a pool of animals or insects as a possible cause, while causing extensive destruction of human life . In this case, the epidemic in Athens most closely resembles typhoid or smallpox events. Both match best in the description of Thucydides records.

The fatal rapid progress of the disease is known as plague of Europe or so-called black death. Through human discourse, these three forms of infectious diseases play a devastating role in infectious diseases, bringing a high mortality rate in Europe in the 14th century. The European black death occurred was the second among the three major waves in history. The first epidemic occurred to the capital of Constantinople during the Byzantine rule of the sixth century under the rule of the emperor Justinian. From the 14th century to the 17th century, the plague returned to Europe and the Mediterranean. Subsequent occurrences of the plague of Italy from 1629 to 1631, the large plague of Seville (1647 to 165), the large plague of London (1665 to 1666), the great plague of Vienna (1679), and the year 1720 It includes notable Marseille. Great plague. Pesto in Moscow in 1772 and -1722. The fatal infection of smallpox, measles, influenza was unprecedented before the Spaniards discovered the new world (the mainland of the United States). Native Americans do not have the immune power to acquire by the long-term exposure of Europeans to disease. Christopher Columbus ended the isolation of the American continent when he sailed under the flag of Spain's Castile in 1492. A fatal epidemic hit the Caribbean Sea. Smallpox wiped out the village within a few months. The population of Hispaniola Island is 250,000 people. Twenty years later, the population has dramatically decreased to 6,000 people. In the Middle Ages, the occurrence of glandular plague repeatedly destroyed the population of Europe. The great plague (1665 - 66) was the last major epidemic in London. With that outbreak, an estimated 100,000 deaths corresponded to about 15% of the city's population at that time. As the number of victims begins to increase, the burial ground will be in a competent state and a hole will be drilled to accommodate the dead. These biggest ones are in Aldogate, where it is estimated that more than 1,000 plague victims are buried in anonymous pits. The plague consists of three major pandemics in the history of humankind in recent years; the first pandemic (starting from the Justinian pest of the AD AD 541, Europe and the Middle East in the 6 th and 8 th centuries), the second pandemic (14 th - 19 th century In Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, it started from Black Death in 1346, the third epidemic (from the 18th century to the end of the 20th century, the whole world). Even today, this disease is caused by wild animals It is still prevalent in teeth, especially semiarid deserts in the Central Asia and western part of the United States and in alpine grasslands.In previous publications, the plague between the pest epidemic in Central Asia and the second plague epidemic to Europe We examined the relevance to the introduction possibility.

It is the story of the two sisters separated from the family and each other. Nevertheless, as sometimes they are perplexed in an indifferent, hostile and violent society, the connection between them is increasing. Through this novel, the author Beatrice Mosionier reflects too cruel reality facing indigenous peoples today - and hope, treatment and reinstatement. The April Rain Tree was specially revised for students from 9th grade to 12th grade. The first edition published in 1984 touched readers for generations and became a classic of Canadian schools. Good ideas for using this book in classes are published in the teacher guide of Raintree and April April's Raintree. In 1999, Erdrich and her three youngest children moved to Minneapolis to become friendly with their parents in North Dakota. In July 2000, she and her sister Heidi opened Birch Bark Books, herbs and native arts in the Kenwood community of Minneapolis. This store, which was once a meat market, is decorated with stairs made of white birch trees falling on the land owned by friends in Wisconsin; the focus of the shop is the sculpture found at the salvage shop of the building is. Engraved Roman Catholic confession room Erdrich. Dreamcatcher is hanging in the corner of repentance with the title "sin" book and a copy of the United States Government 's 1837 and Chipwa treaty framework. Erdrich owns the Birchbark Books of Minneapolis, Minnesota. Bookstores are mainly operated by Native American, and mainly sell Native American books. They also sell genuine art objects and objects from various tribes. The purpose of this store is to respond to less well-known audiences in this area, India's largest Indian house. They also have a series of reading that organizes many events each year and provides important resources for educators. Birchbark House is part of a series of four novels. In August, a fifth novel "Makoons" is added to this exciting series written from a true native American perspective. I can not wait to read all the Birchbark House collections this summer, and I can not recommend it much. For reference only, Erdrich claims that the smallpox epidemic she wrote in this novel occurred in 1847, but some readers suspect it. I found a commendable mention to Brenda J. Child, published by Penguin in 2012, "Together to accept our world: the survival of women and communities in Ojibe". The child wrote that a fur trader named Lehman Warren died of smallpox in Madeleine Island, spreading disease and finally killing 18 Ojibuwa there.

Connemak Hugh, Psyc 240-01, Reaction Paper # 2 "What do you mean that I will have shot my father !?" Professional and Disadvantage Pro and Disadvantages After reading this website, I It is an immune response to a shocking subject. I had discussions about letting people get shots, but I never knew this topic with too many points and conflicts. I started vaccinating as early as 1000 in order to be useful for the treatment of smallpox, National Vaccine (1988) and National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act (1986) developed a number of laws on the subject I never knew the fact that smallpox now is the world's first and only disease to eradicate I think there will be more. Therefore, reading about disease, vaccination, medical history far exceeds what I learned from this subject. I thought that this feeling was thought to be from the beginning of my life there, from the viewpoint of this argument by giving human immunity, from the viewpoint of this discussion, I thought that it is very interesting. I also found a side Due to certain vaccination ingredients, children may have adverse reactions or different problems. Some of them also pose life threats. The most common allergies are reactions that are fatal allergic reactions, but thousands of children who are experiencing this kind of problem No 2 birth infants rarely show a very serious reaction to six vaccination vaccines. They may have some neurological problems, issue high-pitched screams, become very sleepy for several days of fever, they are withdrawn, and can have even some seizures. These are currently very rare reactions, but it will happen. Do you know that many doctors tell these patients? They will say: "Do not worry that it may not be a vaccine if it goes ahead and let's go after vaccination for 4 months ... please do not worry ..." This is a serious damage that the baby got seriously damaged Vaccines are only needed. When such a baby to do such a serious reaction, in the first round of injection, the baby once you restore the vaccine, to be very careful, to do, vaccine, Do not vaccinate for some time, you need to take a break, so baby can handle them well Say Sullivan, according to Sullivan, all children are sensitive to their mother's reactions, and the children are nervous with their parents. This is what Sullivan calls "empathy". Children develop slowly to reduce tension; these primitive symbols are called "personalization". Sullivan said the symbol came from the outside. Sullivan is an American school of thought known as the school of Chicago society, influenced "Symbolic interaction." George · Herbert Meade, Coulee and Margaret Mead associated with this name - humanity I am a scholar. The development of symbols is due to the initial interaction with other important people. These symbols include languages, ideas, and concepts. We develop them based on the interaction of parents and other important people. These symbols later interact with us - they feed us back and influence us. Sullivan's theory that we mess with billboards, its interactive messed up

William Butler Yeats William Butler Yeats was one of the best Irish writers and was an apprentice of the art world for a long time until his genius was fully developed. He has done some great work from the age of fifty. Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland on June 13, 1865. His father was a lawyer who became an Irish painter. In 1867, the family took him to London and settled in Bedford Park. In 1881, they returned to Dublin where Ye Zhi learned the Metropolitan Art Academy. Yeats spent a long time with grandparents in the state of Sligo in northwest Ireland. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease William Butler Yeats' poem William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet, playwright, and essayist - one of the greatest British poets of the 20th century. (Ye Zhi 1) His early poetry and theater got ideas from Irish fables and esoteric studies. (Ellman 1) When Ye Zhi wrote about his country he used nationalism to avoid themes of oppression, social division and solidarity. - William Wordsworth can better understand his view on the destruction of nature in his poem "A line written in early spring." Through anthropomorphization, he shows nature life-like and entertains life. However, human beings are still destroying what they call "the sacred plan of nature" (8). The whole poem is about the interaction between nature and man. Wordsworth is obviously not satisfied with human beings making it to the world.

Use of plague as a biological weapon Biotero is defined as the intentional use of dangerous microorganisms or viruses to kill a large number of people. Common examples of biological agents include anthrax, botulism intoxication, smallpox and plague. The most common form is the plague that killed most of the European population in the Middle Ages. The plague of Yersinia pestis causes three forms of plague, but because of its benefits in transmission and production, pulmonary plague is used for bioterrorism. Since September 11, 2001, many people around the world are concerned about terrorism, weapons of mass destruction (WMD), and biological warfare. In addition to smallpox, anthrax, and Ebola plague is suspected as a potential biological weapon. It was initially one of the known biological weapons (Mongolian army threw the patient to the wall of the caffe), and claimed that the United States and the former Soviet Union developed immune sick species for all antibiotics did. During the Cold War, both the United States and the Soviet Union developed methods for atomizing plague particles. If these particles are fired in the air, the occurrence will result in pulmonary plague. Although there is a vaccine against the plague, it takes several weeks for the vaccine to become effective, and the victim of the plague dies long ago, so it can be seen that it is not useful for fashion. It is no wonder that many people are worried about using plague like this in this way. The last epidemic killed about half of the European population and wandered around and in the 13th and 14th centuries the world's population has decreased by nearly 100 million people. In the late 1980s, the Soviet biological war research program found a way to use the plague as a weapon to fire enemies with missile warheads. How do I get it wrong? In addition to the plague, exiles also revealed that the Soviet biological weapons program still has hundreds of tons of anthrax and ceilings. The use of biological weapons is rarer than the use of chemical weapons. In the 14th century, it is said that plague-infected bodies were discharged to enemy camps in the Russian Crimean peninsula. In colonial America, British hoped for them to be infected and provided blankets from their smallpox clinic to Native Americans. From the late 1930s to the 1940s, Japan was subjected to the only massive military biological attack against China. The Japanese shed plague and other bacteria on airplanes in several towns, causing disease outbreaks. In 1984, the only massive terrorist attack on biological weapons occurred in the United States. Members of Oregon 's Rajneesh Cult put Salmonella in Salad Bar at several restaurants. 750 people are sick, but no one is dead

William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats wrote the Victorian and Modernist literature, but still had a major impact on modernism style. William Butler Yeats is a poet and playwright (playwright) in Ireland. Some people think he is the greatest poet in the 20th century. He received the Nobel Prize in literature in 1923. The work of William Butler Yeats has a clear bridge between the romantic poetry of the 19th century and the word of modern poetry. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland on 13th June 1865. He is the oldest of the four children of portrait painter John Butler Yeats. His father took part in William's regular school education at home, which gave him a permanent hobby of the classics. John Yeats has a strong personality. His personal philosophy incorporates aesthetics (belief that art and beauty are important to all) and atheism (belief without God). William felt its impact long after. Because it appeared in his interest to Magic and occultusum (supernatural). William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease William Butler Yeats' poem William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet, playwright, and essayist - one of the greatest British poets of the 20th century. (Ye Zhi 1) His early poetry and theater got ideas from Irish fables and esoteric studies. (Ellman 1) When Ye Zhi wrote about his country he used nationalism to avoid themes of oppression, social division and solidarity. - William Wordsworth can better understand his view on the destruction of nature in his poem "A line written in early spring." Through anthropomorphization, he shows nature life-like and entertains life. However, human beings are still destroying what they call "the sacred plan of nature" (8). The whole poem is about the interaction between nature and man. Wordsworth is obviously not satisfied with human beings making it to the world.

Life and work of William Butler Yeats William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin in 1865 and will continue to be recognized by his companion as the greatest British poet of the century. Perhaps his earliest work "The Tower" (Fraser, 207) is as early as 1828, just ten years before his death. One time lawyer, later famous painter John Butler Yeats, WB. Son Yeats was born near Dublin and is part of the Cornwall and Gaelic language grew up between England and Ireland. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease Life and work of William Butler Yeats William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin in 1865 and will continue to be recognized by his companion as the greatest British poet of the century. Perhaps his earliest work "The Tower" (Fraser, 207) is as early as 1828, just ten years before his death. Later famous painter John Butler Yeats, WB. William Butler Yeats is a poet and playwright (playwright) in Ireland. Some people think he is the greatest poet in the 20th century. He received the Nobel Prize in literature in 1923. The work of William Butler Yeats has a clear bridge between the romantic poetry of the 19th century and the word of modern poetry. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland on 13th June 1865. He is the oldest of the four children of portrait painter John Butler Yeats. His father took part in William's regular school education at home, which gave him a permanent hobby of the classics. John Yeats has a strong personality. His personal philosophy incorporates aesthetics (belief that art and beauty are important to all) and atheism (belief without God). William felt its impact long after. Because it appeared in his interest to Magic and occultusum (supernatural).

Illness spread all over the country. No, it does not contain fever and runny nose, but it is not a physical illness, it is a mental illness: academic cheating. There are various forms of allegiance of alumni, from students who just saw their papers to absolute plagiarism. There are various reasons such as despair, ignorance, laziness. Crying in any way is not only harmful to students, it is also harmful to the entire education system, to student families, and to future students. Scientists and medical researchers have differently defined the exact definition (pandemic or epidemic) of a pandemic for many years, but everyone said that the term represents a widespread occurrence of disease beyond its normal state I agree. It is expected in a geographical area. Cholera, plague, smallpox, influenza are among the most brutal murderers in human history. These diseases occur across national borders and are defined as pandemics, especially smallpox, and between 300 million and 500 million people have died in the 12000 years history. The plague consists of three major pandemics in the history of humankind in recent years; the first pandemic (starting from the Justinian pest of the AD AD 541, Europe and the Middle East in the 6 th and 8 th centuries), the second pandemic (14 th - 19 th century In Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, it started from Black Death in 1346, the third epidemic (from the 18th century to the end of the 20th century, the whole world). Even today, this disease is caused by wild animals It is still prevalent in teeth, especially in Central Asia and the western American semi-arid desert and alpine grassland.In previous publications, the plague to Europe between the pest epidemic in Central Asia and the second plague epidemic We investigated the relevance to the possibility of reintroduction.

Edward Jenner was born May 17, 1749 at Berkeley, Gloucestershire State and is the son of a local pastor. At the age of 14, his local surgeon was an apprentice and then trained in London. In 1772, he returned to Berkeley and spent most of his career in his hometown. In 1796 he did a famous experiment with the 8 year old James Phipps. Jenner inserted pus out of the vaccinia pustule and inserted it into the incision of the boy's arm. He has examined his theory and from the rural folklore, the milk maid suffering from a mild vaccinia, among children, infected smallpox, one of the greatest killers at the time I have never. Jenner later proved that vaccinia Phipps' vaccination was vaccinated against smallpox. He submitted a paper that explained his experiment to the Royal Society in 1797, but his idea was said to be more revolutionary that he needed more evidence. Jenner experimented with some other children, including his 11-month-old son. In 1798, results were finally announced and Jenner created the word "vacca" for cattle vaccine. Jenner was widely ridiculed. Critics, especially clergy, argue that it is disgusting and unhappy to harass someone like sick animals. A caricature cartoon of 1802 shows the head of a cow germinated by a person who received immunization. However, the obvious benefits of vaccination and the protection it provides are superior, the vaccination soon became common. Jenna became famous, and now he spends a lot of time researching vaccine development and recommending it. Jenner has been doing research in many other medical fields and is also keen on gathering fossils and gardening. He died on January 26, 1823. Edward Jenner and the vaccine discovered John Hunter 's trained Edward Jenner (1749-1823) in London and was a military doctor for a while. After that he spent all his career in his homeland in Gloucestershire (Western England). His research is based on a careful case study and over 100 years clinical observation before scientists can explain real viruses and diseases. His innovative approach is successful ... Impact of tuberculosis vaccine Summary Tuberculosis is one of the most infectious diseases in the world. Since nearly one-third of the world's people are infected with this virus, efforts are being made to prevent the spread of this disease (NIAID, 2001). One of the preventive techniques for tuberculosis is BCG (Calmette and Guerin Bacillus) vaccine. In the early 20th century, Calmette and Guerin cooperated to isolate the diseased strains and developed the first BCG vaccine. Whole century British doctor Edward Jenner (1749-1823) began to be interested in the idea that diseases of vaccinia later protect people from smallpox. Jenna 's biographer insists that Jenner has heard the wisdom of this folklore from milk maid.

Why our children need vaccination Vaccines are said to be one of the greatest public health outcomes in history. Its history goes back to 1796. Edward Jenner used vaccinia to create immunity to smallpox. (Historyofvaccines.org 2014) Now, over 200 years ago, they helped to significantly reduce the incidence of children's viral diseases. For example, ancient pediatric diseases such as polio, smallpox, diphtheria are completely eradicated for vaccines or rare in the United States. In some foreign countries, it may appear in the United States. Most people should receive immunization against polio when they are children. Children should receive 4 IPV injuries at the following age: 2 months, 4 months, 6-18 months, 4-6 years booster (Children's Vaccine Health Center). Vaccination is used for oral administration, but it was recently converted to injection. Immunization does not cause you Senior children not vaccinated. Children who have not been vaccinated between the ages of 7 and 12 must be vaccinated for at least 3 months and vaccinated twice with vaccinated chickenpox. Children over the age of 13 who are not vaccinated should also be vaccinated at least twice a week for vaccination for at least 4 weeks. An unvaccinated adult who has never experienced varicella, but is at high risk of exposure. This includes medical staff, teachers, child care workers, travelers from overseas, soldiers, adults living with infants, and all women of childbearing age. Adults who have never experienced varicella or vaccination usually receive two vaccinations at intervals of 4 to 8 weeks. If you do not remember varicella or vaccine, you can judge immunity by blood test. Children's health and safety is our top priority. Children who are not vaccinated, especially infants, pregnant women, elderly people, people with disabilities, including immune system including AIDS / AIDS / AIDS, can not be vaccinated will be given preventable diseases Easy and leukemia. As long as there is no medical contraindication, the basic child vaccine should be the legal requirement of all citizens of the country. However, these exclusions should be given only by the doctor or health care provider. Parents and supporters of consumers do not provide advice to prevent child immunization. All of these opinions may confuse the caregivers and even make them mislead, which can have a fatal impact on the child. "

The first vaccination of smallpox virus science by Edward Jenner made rapid progress in vaccine development. Today, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend at least 16 vaccines for children. We have eradicated polio and smallpox by vaccination and immunization with that population. There is no doubt that this vaccine has served human lives. But people are increasingly worried about the side effects of vaccines. Some parents refuse their children for immunization. Such a group brings about the occurrence of diseases that we have not seen for decades. Due to parents' refusal to vaccinate children, vaccine preventable diseases occur nationwide. In the case of measles vaccination, the number of measles cases has increased due to national vaccine rejection trends. According to the weekly morbidity and mortality report (MMWR) of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) between 1 January and 20 May 2011, 118 cases of measles were reported in 24 states It was. This is the maximum number of measles cases reported since 1996. Of these, 89% were vaccinated Since thousands of parents now believe their vaccine can cause autism, their children refused to vaccinate measles against measles, mumps and rubella vaccine (MMR) I will. As a result, measles enjoys reviving American style with dozens or hundreds of children every year. In 2017, it seems that it may be years of sickness occurrence. What led to the beliefs of so many parents? In a research paper published in the UK 's "Lancet" magazine in 1998, it contains false descriptions and important abbreviations used to create a panic that the author can benefit from. Lancet withdrew this article in 2010 (see here and here), but the species that it planted grew up in the fertile soil of the Internet. This is only a vaccine refusing to fear parents. Vaccines are one of the most studied interventions so far. We have data from millions of children all over the world to prove safety. Vaccine research is more than most other medical interventions. 6 vaccine is very beneficial. This is also a strange thing. This applies to everything. The international flour market is enormous, but it does not make all bread ads a devil's letter. The wheat flour processing factory actually has an important influence on protecting the world's baby by strengthening the product with a large quantity of nutrients and preventing defects in the neural tube.

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader The plague of Athens (Greek: ΛοιμόςτωνΑθηνών) became prevalent when the victory of Athens, which destroyed the city state of Athens in ancient Greece in 430 BC, was within reach. It is believed to enter Athens through Piraeus, the city harbor and the sole source of food and supplies. Although the impact is small, this disease has developed in most areas of the eastern Mediterranean. Pesto returned twice in the winter of 429 BC and 427/426 BC. Some people proposed about 30 pathogens causing plague In the past 60 years, the plague that hit Athens has been confirmed as one of a dozen infectious diseases. Among J. F. D. "Plague of Athens", Shrewsbury considered that the disease was "new" for Athens. Thucydides suggested that Greek physicians are not aware of the disease that struck the population. The reason why Thucydides explained these symptoms was to allow future people to recognize the recurrence of this disease. Shrewsbury provided a list of comments from the identification of the disease that CE tried in the 1940's. Typhus, typhoid fever, smallpox, plague and combinations of the foregoing Using epidemiological methods and mathematical models to compare Athens' infectious diseases with other previously mentioned ancient infectious diseases, David M. Morens and Robert J. Littman reported a possible mode of transmission in Athens epidemiological phenomena Limited, thereby excluding certain ones. According to several reasons and diagnostic authors, there are three types of infections: common causes (from food and water sources), people to people, and reservoirs (popular from animals, insects or the environment Izumi). As illness spreads rapidly and extensively, the epidemic may be a respiratory system, thus causing a pool of animals or insects as a possible cause, while causing extensive destruction of human life . In this case, the epidemic in Athens most closely resembles typhoid or smallpox events. Both match best in the description of Thucydides records.

The change is the same "William Butler Yeats' analysis" Life is full of change, it will fall into a mere sky world without a natural order of things, no change, life stagnation, no reason. Changes are a way of creating new ideas, how things get better and worse, we can not stay in the world unless we are there. On the contrary there is also a certain world It is the only thing that remains the same in our lives There is always change, which suggests that it will not change. Poetic analysis of William Butler, when you are older, there are Innisfree Lake, Coole's wild swan, second arrival, Byzantine sailing, short story, theater, television program, novels and so on. All work has important ideas. One of the main reasons for doing this is that they have a strong belief in their thinking or somehow related to an important part of their whole life. - "William Butler's Second Coming" is one of the famous and famous poems. This explains the apocalyptic situation in the first quarter and also guarantees the reader that Messianic characters will appear in the second quarter. The dark and dark paintings drawn by Yeats caused the fear of the decline of secular conditions in the minds of readers as optimistic words later tried to give hope. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease

Molotov cocktail Napalm bomb. Nuclear Bomb Dirty Bomb Smallpox Everyone is dying of the bad guys. All of these are widely understood in the scientific community, so the control points surrounding them are not related to information. It is related to supply. It's easy to get rags, broken bottles, gasoline and matches, but getting napalm, cockroaches and smallpox becomes increasingly difficult. An interesting ethical dilemma faces two journals as the US government (the National Institute of Health) funded this research. Kato Research Institute, a public policy research institute, raised all questions related to bioterrorism: how do you balance the liberty and safety of citizens? What is the economic and political influence of bioterrorism? are you ready? How do you counterattack? The complete website is available in Spanish at http://www.elcato.org/index.html. Thomson Center is a non-governmental organization that is managed by domestic and foreign security experts. Since 1993, the Center's chemical weapons and biological weapons non-proliferation project is investigating the current state of chemical weapons and biological weapons programs around the world, in order to stop production of biological agents and appeal for destruction of existing weapons I am working on it. The website maintains a broad archive of documents related to its discovery and progress The main legal authority for preparing and responding to bioterrorism is the state level. Recently, the Georgetown Law Center and the Johns Hopkins University Law and Public Health Center formulated the National Emergency Medical Rights Act (see Appendix G) to facilitate the analysis of the state level public health law. . This proposal has been submitted to each country as a tool for review or reviewing the public health law in the context of bioterrorism. The proposal has caused a lot of controversy. In fact, this controversy may reflect the importance of the legal foundation for effective public health response to bioterrorism.

Cap and Bell William Butler Yeats' folk song "William Butler Yeats" "Cap and Bell" depicts the act of love through the explanation of clowns and Queen's behavior. By using many symbolic references, dramatic characters accurately reflect lover's behavior. Many of his works ("court", "fool of the roadside", "two fool's songs", "hourglass" etc.), people like clowns are mentioned, Yeats has always repeated ridiculous behavior many times I'm painting. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease Cap and Bell William Butler Yeats' folk song "William Butler Yeats" "Cap and Bell" depicts the act of love through the explanation of clowns and Queen's behavior. By using many symbolic references, dramatic characters accurately reflect lover's behavior. Many of his works ("court", "stupid street fool", "two songs of fools", "hourglass" etc.), men like clowns are mentioned - a girl she made Her thoughts about the resolution and the result, but she did what she thought was correct for the Earth to regain its life Pacey announced the utopia of Matapoiset in light of feminism. Women's stereotypes no longer exist, women are equal. "She was born in colorful, painless like a puppy without shame of race and sex and hates them for the future of the mediocre monster" (p 106, Piercy) William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland on 13th June 1865. He is the oldest of the four children of portrait painter John Butler Yeats. His father took part in William's regular school education at home, which gave him a permanent hobby of the classics. John Yeats has a strong personality. His personal philosophy incorporates aesthetics (belief that art and beauty are important to all) and atheism (belief without God). William felt its impact long after. Because it appeared in his interest to Magic and occultusum (supernatural).

Thomas Stearns Eliot and William Butler Yeats' poetry says, "The idea that I am trying to attack may be related to the metaphysical theory of the essential unity of the soul, not the personality, Impression and experience are combined in a unique and unexpected way: "The exact line is Thomas Sterns Eliot (hereinafter referred to as Eliot), first published in Egorist in December 1920, It is an excerpt from the paper "Traditional and Personal Talents" by. William Butler Yeats' poem William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet, playwright, and essayist - one of the greatest British poets of the 20th century. (Ye Zhi 1) His early poetry and theater got ideas from Irish fables and esoteric studies. (Ellman 1) When Ye Zhi wrote about his country he used nationalism to avoid themes of oppression, social division and solidarity. - William Wordsworth can better understand his view on the destruction of nature in his poem "A line written in early spring." Through anthropomorphization, he shows nature life-like and entertains life. However, human beings are still destroying what they call "the sacred plan of nature" (8). The whole poem is about the interaction between nature and man. Wordsworth is obviously not satisfied with human beings making it to the world. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease

William Butler Yeats William Butler Yeats was born on Sundymount (Foster, 13 years old) in Dublin at 14 pm on June 13, 1865. He was tall and slender, sloppy, slightly myopic, and very thin. He has black hair, high cheekbones, olive-colored skin, and oblique eyes (Foster, 34). It is speculated that he is tuberculosis. As a child, he was ridiculous thanks to the Irish tradition (Foster, 16). He has done a lot in his life. His whole family is very artistic. He is the oldest among five brothers and sisters of Susan Mary, Elizabeth Corbett, Robert Corbett, John Butler, and Jane Grace. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease William Butler Yeats' poem William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet, playwright, and essayist - one of the greatest British poets of the 20th century. (Ye Zhi 1) His early poetry and theater got ideas from Irish fables and esoteric studies. (Ellman 1) When Ye Zhi wrote about his country he used nationalism to avoid themes of oppression, social division and solidarity. - William Wordsworth can better understand his view on the destruction of nature in his poem "A line written in early spring." Through anthropomorphization, he shows nature life-like and entertains life. However, human beings are still destroying what they call "the sacred plan of nature" (8). The whole poem is about the interaction between nature and man. Wordsworth is obviously not satisfied with human beings making it to the world.

Since the Europeans first landed in the Americas, the number of deaths caused by unconventional diseases has reached 50 million to 100 million indigenous peoples. The most devastating disease is smallpox, but other deadly diseases include typhoid, measles, influenza, plague, cholera, malaria, tuberculosis, mumps, yellow fever and pertussis, all of which are Eurasia It is a chronic disease. In some areas, 90% of local residents are killed by these diseases. It is the same as Aztec people. Raise the Europeans to the rest of the population The great impact of this disease on Native Americans is an important part of the story of Europe. Experts believe that 90% of American Indians may have died of diseases that Europeans brought to the United States. This means that only one out of ten indigenous people are escaping from this hidden enemy. Their descendants are 5 million Indians who live in America today. The new trade is another big change that European explorers and colonists brought to the American Indians. Immediately after meeting European tourists, Indians became very interested in what they could offer. In a short time, Indians began using these new materials and new products in their daily lives. Native hunters are anxious to replace prepared backskins and other fur with fabrics with length colored fabrics. Metal tools such as shafts, hoes and knives are precious new resources. How will European events influence exploration? How did the Spanish explorer change America? How did the arrival of the Spanish explorer change the Native American empire? How will the Spanish evolving empire affect North American life? How does Northwest Passage's search affect people? How does the relationship between France and Native American affect colonization? Skills will explain the voyages of Asia and trade. Explain how the maritime state will become the world power. Please explain the impact of Columbus' s voyage and future voyage. Please explain how the arrival of Spanish changed Taiwan's life. Explain the exchange of Colombia. Please explain how the Inca travels and communicates. Explain the results of Florida expedition. Please explain the contributions to John Cabot and Henry Hudson's exploration. Explain growth of French settlement

Earth's resistance "Music is the future weapon" Resistance spirit is a powerful reggae music power. In this article we will explore ways to show resistance to reggae music and explain examples of local resistance in Jamaica and Mexico. A powerful example of resistance of indigenous peoples can be found in Jamaica's rabbit community. Maroon is a thorn on both sides of white plantation, inspiration and expression of African freedom and autonomy. One of the leaders of indigenous resistance movement was Pemulwuy, fought against England from 1790 to 1802. But he was eventually shot. Their unrestricted smallpox, influenza, measles, other European diseases also caused severe damage to native Australians. Intermittent "war" between Europeans and indigenous peoples lasted decades. As Europeans increasingly use indigenous hunting grounds, sheep tensions continue to rise and violent cases have arisen. Indigenous people in Australia may attack settlers and rob the flocks. In retaliation, Europeans occasionally slaughter Australian indigenous people. These whales destroy the ship, refuse to work the bees and bombard their islands. The land is also resisted in the form of human beings; the resistance of indigenous peoples is the resistance of the land. As part of resistance, indigenous peoples continue to destroy laws and capitalist approaches. Technologies and techniques will also resist. The design of patent law is obviously beneficial to the enterprise which is particularly obvious when considering how Monsanto and other GM producers "acquired" species and gene patents "found" around the world is. However, the indigenous community, through a digital library that builds on traditional knowledge, sometimes defends systems and revenue knowledge that allow companies to allow patent living by insisting on rights in their lives by overtaking patent laws Fighting this biopiracy by rejecting the system to record first. And knowledge Resistance to the globalization of indigenous economies is extremely important as neoliberal policy often has the greatest impact on traditional territory and indigenous peoples. For thousands of years, as the pressure on the market has increased, the land in which the indigenous people live has been plundered. Blanca Chancoso, Chairman of the Ecuadorian Indian Association (CONAIE) reminded the Indigenismo Forum that "the resistance of the Americans to elite looting" is nothing new. Blanca clearly pointed out that the harmful influence of modern global capitalism on indigenous communities comes from historical projects of colonialism and imperialism. "We have gone through a long struggle but I can tell you that we could not overcome the rejection.This struggle is still a struggle.Today there is the same policy, All policies will bring the same result, our people. "

Unfortunately, many hungry children celebrate achievements in various countries. These poor children are starving due to lack of food supply. Get through any big city and prepare to handle a large number of people in such a narrow space. As thousands of patients are seeking immunization without adequately supplying medicine and tools, it goes without saying that people suffer from the population. In addition, overpopulation has resulted in extreme housing demand, leading to housing shortages. This is not comparable to the number of houses. Even after a man returned safely to the earth for 40 years on the moon, 35,000 children died everyday for reasons related to starvation. Man attacked and eliminated apartheid, slave, and small smallpox from the front of this planet. However, poverty is the biggest challenge the government, society and all humanity face. When eleven boys lived in India in 1971, I clearly remember the struggle against freedom and the subsequent events that led to the liberation of Bangladesh. After returning from a profitable education post in the United States, Professor Yunus returned to his hometown shortly after independence, explained the compatibility of his brother, and fell into poverty. The future vision of Star Trek is almost utopia. The Earth's competition has united. Material poverty has been abolished. Most diseases have been eradicated. The limit of human achievement seems to be infinite. All of these are the result of accepting science apart from religion. But this is an illusion. Science can do a lot of good things, but can not eliminate greed, jealousy, desire. Science can not eliminate hatred and selfishness. In short, science can not make us moral. Science can not bring us eternal life. Some people are researching ways to transfer human consciousness to computers so that we can always be in an artificial 'body'. However, even if it succeeds it will only provide immortal illusions. Science itself tells us that the universe is dying. The stars will burn out soon and our universe will be over. If we expect science to bring us eternal life, our expectation for it is too high.

Ten signs of magic, madness and decay are excited about the fact that there is no lover in Salem village and that there is no evidence that Tituba is practicing the Caribbean black magic. It will be like this. The trial of Salem magic is not a simultaneous start with the former lover like "Yuzuru", but it is a series of complicated events that seemingly not important, a group of delusional and fearful people linked together did. Salem Witch Trial was a series of trials that convicted defendant Witch in the Salem community of Massachusetts in the late 17th century. There are many reasons for these tests. When considering the reason of the Salem Witches test, we need to consider the settings and timing of these tests. At the time of trial, Salem was a religious town of Puritan, Massachusetts. The life style of Puritan was very strict, the creative space was small, as a result of British war in France, the occurrence of smallpox, and the fear of attack from neighboring Native American tribes. All of these events caused people to suspect the fear of their neighbors and any outsider. In January 1692, Elizabeth (Betty) Paris was 9 years old, Abigail Williams times, a trial of Salem Witch trial started in Salem, Salem, Massachusetts. Salem Witchcraft trial. In the winter of 1692, the political uncertainty of the Massachusetts bay colonies began this year in New Zealand. Salim pastor's kitchen, Tituba West Indian slave, Elizabeth Paris, the nine-year-old daughter and eleven-year-old cousin Abigail magic, trick, spell and mysterious story ... Tituba is really a witch Admitted that ... The Salim Witch trial has started. " The Salem Witch Trial event in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692, caused the most famous witch trial in the United States. Today these witch trials are known as Salem Witch trials. Over 200 people were condemned by magic. Witches are those who can hurt them with magic, even rolling up milk, licking animals, even causing illness and death in young children (Aronson, Witch Hunt 31). - ... The affected women experienced an inner conflict and the cabinet interpreted them as a fight of right and wrong. About physical symptoms: Fit, squat, squat think that Karlsen can freely express the real fear of a girl tortured against a witch and unacceptable emotions when tortured. No revenge

Sunrise please get up before everyday life. Early morning movie lessons, lessons, and practical training account for the majority of the day. A few minutes between food and social activities, but the life of the student athlete is just normal. Sleep, meals, practice, and school attendance are all known to athletes and it is more difficult due to the pressure of campus life. Of course I do not have time to do anything, not to look for work. Like most students, these athletes need money, but they do not have time to work. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the exercise amount given by the athlete is equal to or even greater than the full time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes should earn enough money to buy clothes, food and supplies that may come from taking 1 dollar from their merchandise. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. College athletes should not be paid as university players will compromise how to choose to go to college. According to Ekow N. Yankah, "Why should not pay the NCAA athlete?", To pay student athletes to erode the association. Because it is higher than all other pursuers, connection with the values ​​of the university will be lost. Most athletes choose colleges to attract the attention of the NFL team. When you receive a salary, athletes choose the university that has the most money.

After the civil war Indians and the borders changed like other countries in the United States. Immigrants are striking the earth. This leads to a significant increase in the population, which means that more land will be used. Border slowly divide among the masses and people began to claim their bet. When the land was swallowed, the Indians thought they were robbed of their rights. The number of Indians far exceeds a number and the skill is skillful. In the final decisive battle, injured knee, the Indians lost 146 deaths and 51 injured in the United States. The Spanish era The various people and culture that the Europeans first discovered in Texas, and the different history of each group endangered the concept of Indian. Texas is not only the Spanish - Indian and British - Indian borders, but also multi border, Spain - Anglo Comanche - Wichita - Apache etc. At the border, multiple groups will act for each reason. However, some generalizations apply to all Texas Indian groups. Firstly, especially after the mission and military forces touched people for their infection, the diseases introduced by the Europeans made them dissatisfied (see health and medicine). More widely, anthropologist John C. Ewers eradicated about 95% of the Texas Indians between 1530 and 1890 and confirmed at least 30 major pandemics (mainly smallpox and cholera). After the civil war Indians and the borders changed like other countries in the United States. Immigrants are striking the earth. This leads to a significant increase in the population, which means that more land will be used. Border slowly divide among the masses and people began to claim their bet. When the land was swallowed, the Indians thought they were robbed of their rights. The number of Indians far exceeds a number and the skill is skillful. - As the first ethnographic journalist in Indian culture, George Catlin played an important role in Westerners' glimpse of North American Indian culture and photography culture "not civilized." After the expedition of Lewis and Clark, Kathrin began painting for famous Indian leaders wearing their traditional costumes and recorded his experience through a series of letters.

Before the Europeans "discovered" America, people lived in America for thousands of years. When the Europeans invaded this land, they spread infectious diseases such as smallpox, malaria, yellow fever, plague, typhus, influenza, etc. to Native Americans and killed a large amount. When America settled in Europe, dozens of independent countries with different civilizations and cultures had a large population. Settlers, Native Americans are very suffering. Indigenous people were treated very seriously among the early settlers. European Americans did what they wanted like a native American When the Native American group came before themselves the Europeans will soon disappoint them. Native American bow and arrow do not match European guns and cannonballs. When European guns were not suitable for Europeans, the illness they bought killed Native Americans. Comparative / Control Articles of Native American and Europe Europeans live a modern lifestyle more than the original lifestyle of Native Americans. Europeans call themselves "civilized" and believe that Native Americans are "barbarians", "infidels" or "barbarians". The interaction between them causes several differences, causing misunderstandings and sometimes even conflicts. These two cultures are separated from each other and show an ideal diversity. - People lived in America long before Caucasians "discovered". These people are known as Native Americans. Most people lived peacefully on this land for hundreds of years until white migrants began to move west in the early 19th century. When these white settlers encountered Native American, they brought conviction that eventually led to a great conflict with indigenous peoples who had their own worth. Native Americans lived in this country for generations. There are many things that are affected by Native Americans. Native American culture is one of the richest cultures in American history. The history of Native American is full of struggle, aggression, and conquest. None of the many Indian tribes of the past are more interesting than Cherokee Indian tribes. Cherokee Indians were originally located in the southeastern United States of America ("Native American")

The first beginning of the field / field of public health was to manage infections and infections in the population. Beginning with Dr John Snow in the second half of the nineteenth century, advancing, controlling and / or eradicating the disease was a major concern for the use of primary, secondary and tertiary prevention (UCLA, 2013). Extensive water fluoridation and elimination of large scale projects such as smallpox is a chapter in the history of public health. However, recently there has been a major change from infectious disease range to lifestyle diseases or behavior (including spirit) disease. The authority National Health Authority is responsible for quarantine and enforcement regulation and the National Health Council issues regulations governing infections or infections. If the Director of the National Health Director or any county or municipal health official considered the need for public health and safety, the Director of the National Health Director established and strictly maintained the quarantine whenever judged to be appropriate, Through regulations to prevent or prevent the invasion or spread of other infectious diseases or infectious diseases into the country, the National Health Director should have the authority to enforce these regulations through detention and arrest as necessary. The Minister of Health has power in infectious diseases. The Minister of Health can move him to the appropriate place of the person he has designated to have a quarantine disease or other rapidly spreading infectious disease or infectious diseases and to treat such cases at public hospitals Should be managed by. ... If he knows that these people are too poor to pay, they may pay appropriate care and attention to the patient sent to the hospital at the cost of the federal government. The cost of their attendance, or public health expenses, needs to take care of their expenses If there is an infectious disease or infection, this is a threat to public health or infectious diseases of such diseases, and if it is judged appropriate, the national health authorities will go to the place where the disease exists and cause It is necessary to specify. If the county 's health authorities develop quarantine, the national health authorities should have the right to modify or revoke some or all of the quarantine rules after undergoing close examination.

These students were accustomed to being exploited to earn money, and athletes never gave pennies to everything that was made at a particular school. The effort paid for this project, blood, sweat, tears are all free. All the money they earn for school is free. The term "student athlete" is only a cover for use at university. Therefore, you do not have to pay for the athlete. Yes, these players have already received scholarships from these schools, but universities do not offer players they believe they will not run at the highest level so they will be able to achieve high levels of performance for these players Then I made up my mind. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the athletes from athletes are equivalent to full-time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes must earn enough money to buy clothes, food, and goods. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past 60 years the vaccine has eradicated smallpox and has helped close to the eradication of polio" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (11 facts on vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases.

Immigrants come to America to seek freedom and opportunity. Most of them come from ships. Immigration review and vaccination are required. Before leaving Ellis Island, I must disinfect immigrants and their luggage. At the entrance to the Lower Bay in New York, immigrants were examined for infections such as smallpox, yellow fever, measles, and so on. They were then submitted to the reception area. When medical staff saw that they showed claudication, shortness of breath, heart disease, signs of mental condition, they needed to climb the stairs three times. The history of Ellis Island began with being purchased by Samuel Ellis in the 18th century and was renamed his family. In 1890, House Immigration Committee elected Ellis Island as Immigration Bureau at New York Port (Kunsbury 1). It took only two years to get the island up and I saw the first immigrant in 1892. Many buildings make up the Immigration Bureau, and the main tower's four towers are over 140 feet in the air. Building of Ellis Island. At the time of the fire there were over 200 people on the island, but no one was killed. The fire caused a loss of $ 600,000. Congress immediately spent money to regain service of the island. Because the main building was restored, I came to a new floor. The first two layers have the same activity as before, but add 3rd floor to act as dormitory. This refurbishment work also includes refractory buildings to avoid such disasters (Queensbury 2) The main building of Ellis Island opened on December 17, 1900. In order to facilitate the handling of 5,000 new immigrants per day, the first immigrants opened eight years after the arrival in Ellis Island on Irish Ellis Island in 8 years and remain open for 54 years. Today, 40% of Americans can track relatives through Ellis Island's entry record. Five years after construction began, Hoover Dam opened more than 20 thousand tons of steel and 5 million barrels of concrete to utilize the power and irrigation of the Colorado River. This project has proved that infrastructure projects can immediately benefit by hiring 21,000 men and women during the Great Depression.

Immunization "Dr. Edward Jenner is a British national physician who first developed vaccination law in 1796 with the vaccinia of vaccinia pustules in the arm of James Phipps, 8 years old. This little boy was born of a mild vaccinia infection after vaccination against smallpox. Vaccinia exposure supports Jenner's theory that it gives related, but more lethal, varicella virus immunity (Kramer and Griswold). Vaccines are dangerous and dangerous. Parents and people vaccinated are not always carefully considering the risk of vaccination. Why are these groups ignoring the AAP vaccination recommendation? The 2011 study showed that it is related to the negative side effects of the fear vaccine. Some parents are concerned about vaccine "chemical composition" or multiple vaccines at the same time. Some people do not think the vaccine is effective. Others believe vaccine preventable diseases such as influenza and varicella (varicella) are not serious. What is important is not the focus of this article, but the AAP Bioethics Committee pointed out that some parents can refuse vaccination due to cost problems and barriers to access to appropriate medical services . Imagine if you had to decide whether to vaccinate your child, imagine yourself as a parent. You have read the rare case of vaccination that adversely affected the Internet, but you have also studied countless benefits. You want to know if this benefit is enough to keep your child's life in the hands of the vaccine. Due to the rare negative impact of the Internet, in some cases parents are uncertain about the benefits of the vaccine and others constitute the "personal rights" position. Indeed, the sole and successful purpose of a vaccine is to effectively prevent, completely eradicate infections and promote widespread immunity. Therefore it has proved beneficial to start vaccination for young people and oblige children to vaccinate for admission. Negative experience of vaccination for children affects participant's decision making. "Two years ago there were cases in which there was a problem with infant vaccination, there were several cases, and immediately I refused immunization" (PV). "I got deeper knowledge as my family died within 24 hours after vaccination, I decided not to vaccinate." (NV). "Our eldest daughter (10 years old) developed epilepsy after vaccination, she attacked for 45 minutes, we do not know because the MMR was vaccinated until vaccinated, After a serious attack, it finally entered the intensive care room.Indefinitely, the doctor denied any form of adverse reaction after the vaccination "(NV)

Natural Roy Hobbs is the best baseball player ever. He was born by that game. He can hit anything, grasp anything, throw it on to whomever he wants, and let the ball do what he wants. Prior to the game, Roy had the opportunity to play against Whammer, one of the greatest players in the game. "The third ball glides like a batter's meteor, he thinks that he is willing to destroy the sound, but snoring and unfortunately the ball he played was part of the past It is impossible for Max to declare a deadly sentence from his throat, Whamme. I know that. Natural remedies are natural. Nature needs to be better. Nature is essentially meaningless and not important. Cyanide, uranium, smallpox are natural. The vanilla-flavored vanilla (Castoreum), insulted by the "natural" population, is made from beet's caster glands (see that). This is commonplace, but it is quite fickle. However, the iPad you are reading is not natural, it's artificial. Does this make it worse? I know that. Toxin ... just toxic so I do not want to take toxins. Even if you do not fully understand what these toxins are, you want to eliminate them from the body. There are many choices (Google's "detox" yields reach nearly 74 million) so you can try Dr. Oz's 3 day Detox Cleansing, Grape Detox, or Liquid Fast. When reading this article, it is not important that your kidneys, liver and lung detoxify your body at this time. Squeezing lemon juice in water is a natural detoxification aid. It helps digestion and helps you clean your liver where many of your toxins live. Please start your day with a glass of hot water and 1/4 lemon juice. Please add a little lemon juice to the water all day to help more natural detoxification. When you feel stressed, your body will automatically react to fight or escape. This means that all systems are focused on dealing with your stress rather than detoxification, cleaning or digestion. Take a deep breath to manage stress, take a rest on social media or electronic equipment, listen to music, meditate and read.

Many people attribute modern psychology to psychologists like Sigmund Freud, Ivan Pavlov and B. F. Skinner. Although they are part of the development of modern psychology, many people forget important founder like William James. According to King, Viney, Woody, James comes from a family with a strict father. Due to their different views, James and his father have experienced many encounters. They are wealthy and culturally affluent families. James studied at Harvard University and learned various knowledge. In the early days of school, William James expressed interest in becoming a painter. Mr. Henry James is known as the father of exceptional tolerance and freedom, but he wishes William to study science or philosophy. For the first time after William asserted his interests, Henry allowed his son to formally study the painting. After studying painting with famous artist William Morris Hunt for over a year, James dreamed of becoming a painter at Harvard University and studied chemistry. Two James brothers served in the American Civil War, but William and Henry did not suffer from health problems. William James has a problem. That is a bad question. In 1842, James was born to a wealthy and outstanding family: James suffered a life-threatening health problem since birth: a matter of eyes that temporarily disappeared as a child, the ambiguity In his very sensitive meal, his hearing is problematic, and he is so bad that he can not often sit or stand up. A few years later, James withdrew from the medical department. He participated in anthropological adventure in the Amazon rain forest. But when he arrived he was suffering from smallpox, almost dead, a bit, starved to death in the jungle. His back is crouching and James stops walking. Miraculously, he eventually returned to New England and was even more disappointed.

War of King Philippe In 1675, the Algonquin Indians fiercely opposed Puritan settlers, causing a violent collision attacking the southern part of New England. From this confrontation anger and violence will bring humanity to those without God when the most cruel and bloody war in America's history has taken place, the body is torn apart from Puritan's teachings, suffering and face complete threat of destruction The level of this bright and sharp fact clearly reveals what it brought about. . In the summer of 1676, thousands of people died as violence disappeared and the gap between hatred and torture was revealed. (Lepore xxi) Indian and British men, women and children, and many young villages in New England 1675-1676 - War of King Phillip - Because of the tension of colonial expansionists, the war between King Philippe and the Americans began in New England. Bloody war crashed in the Connecticut river basin in Massachusetts State and Plymouth and Rhode Island colonies, eventually killing 600 British colonists and 3,000 indigenous peoples, including women and children from both sides. August 12, 1676, Rhode Island wetlands king Phillip (Metacomet colonial nickname, leader of Wampanoag) was chased and killed, the war in southern England was concluded. In New Hampshire and Maine, Sark Indian continues to raid the settlement for a year and a half. 1675: 1675 - 1677: The war of King Philippe was named for the Metaphor of the Wampanog group called King Philippe by the British. This war was a battle between colonialists and bloody Indians. During the war of King Phillip, one third of the Caucasian population of the United States was wiped out. This war has proven to be the last battle of indigenous peoples in Massachusetts. The history of invasion in Europe brought about trends such as tuberculosis, cholera, influenza, measles, smallpox etc. The Massachusetts state Indians did not develop immunity to these diseases, resulting in a substantial decline in the population. Exploitation of tax leverage, forced labor, slavery and so on has been part of their history and has influenced Massachusetts state Indians.

Human Immunization The modern medicine proves that the best way to prevent the contraction of human diseases is to inject an acceptable amount of virus into the host. For example, vaccination with smallpox eradicated disease in almost every country on the planet. But what happens if the disease is a mental illness, presence, or state of mind, and not a physical abnormality? The overall meaning of Cat's Cradle is properly included in that title. The game "Cradle of the cat" described in the book is a way to make a string that looks like a cat or a cradle. When everyone knows that nothing is nothing, people pretend to have meaningful games. At the same time, it is said that this game has been played for at least 1000 years. In this simple way, the title contains the concept of the book: even if someone knows that its meaning is incorrect, giving meaning to life is useful. Satire and fantasy in Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle In this article, we decided to select two terms representing Cat's Cradle. I think irony and fantasy are two terms very suitable for this novel. This book is ridiculed in the concerns of the 1960 's and is certified as satire. For example, the cuba's missile crisis was a major problem in the early 1960s. Religion is taken seriously and families are more seriously hurt. In the novel, the threat comes from small ice crystals 9, not from big warheads. Satire and Surrealism at Cat's Cradle in Kurt Vonnegut In 1963, Kurt Vonnegut published his second novel The Cradle of Cats. This is an ironic criticism of pain of our society, the end of surrealism about that fate. Through the use of irony and irony, he challenges and reveals social flaws, while questioning his intelligence. Nothing about his satire pen is safe. He attacks science and religion with the same strength. He created a novel and left "a sign that will not disappear for the entire generation of readers" (back cover).

Impact of colonization on North American Indians Since Europe entered the North American soil in 1620, they have had catastrophic impact on local residents. I will discuss the long-term role of the Native American colonies in the Americas, focusing on issues such as employment opportunities, the environment, culture and tradition, health, and social justice. I start with an important problem of employment opportunities. The native American unemployment rate is 49%. Impact of colonization on indigenous peoples Indigenous people inherited the land now known as the United States and their lives were ultimately destroyed by European colonization. When the Europeans arrived and settled down, they changed their way of living for Native Americans. These changes are caused by various factors, including diseases, loss of land, attempts to export religion, and laws that infringe the culture of Native American. - Native American people and diabetes Since the arrival of Columbus in 1492, American Indians have fought with this disease. It may not be a small smallpox anymore, but the disease still plagues local people. According to statistics, the incidence of Native American disease is much higher than the total population. This includes alcohol, tuberculosis, diabetes, which have higher mortality rates than any other ethnic group or ethnic group. Impact of colonization on North American Indians Since Europe entered the North American soil in 1620, they have had catastrophic impact on local residents. I will discuss the long-term role of the Native American colonies in the Americas, focusing on issues such as employment opportunities, the environment, culture and tradition, health, and social justice. I start with an important problem of employment opportunities. - The question of whether to leave the mascot at school began in the late 1970s, and since then this discussion is ongoing. Most schools have used half - century Indian mascots, suddenly Indian mascot has become a problem. Europe 's impacts are direct, extensive and widespread - more than any other ethnic groups who were in contact with Native Americans during colonization and early establishment. Europeans living in Native Americans are often referred to as "white Indians". "They lived in a local community for many years, learned fluent native tongues, attended parliament in their mother tongues, and often fought alongside their mother tongue colleagues." Marriage is done in English, Spanish, French colonial, between English native and European. Given that men are dominant among the early settlers, European men generally marry American Indian women

Bacterial organisms known as syphilis syphilis were found to be causative agents of penile wounds in David Cross. Dr. Faithle Fitzgerald's article "Great imitator, syphilis", syphilis can look like anything, symptoms include stains, pain, even rashes such as smallpox and psoriasis . In order to properly diagnose people who may be infected, it is necessary to perform appropriate tests. The cell shape of this particular bacterium is helical and can be one of three forms: Vibrio (arc or comma shaped rod), helix (thick, hard helix) or helix (object, flexible helix) shape)). Syphilis - syphilis is another bacterial infection that is hard to find. As long as it is in your system, the symptoms of syphilis occur over time, and when the symptoms subside, it can often be misunderstood the victim. Sometimes the symptoms are very subtle and faint, so people may be mistaken for a simple rash or acne rather than a severe sexually transmitted disease. The more complicated syphilis is that it almost always appears in phases. In the early stages, syphilis appears as a highly contagious and intense pain. In the second stage, syphilis develops a rash. Finally, if not treated, the syphilis may proceed to the final stage, infection can cause severe damage to the nervous system and even lead to paralysis, blindness and tumor. Because of these potentially very serious symptoms and relatively easy to treat (usually using penicillin or other antibiotics), the recognition of syphilis continues to be highlighted in popular areas, especially in Atlanta It must be. Neonatal syphilis is obtained from the infected mother. In most cases, neonates exposed to syphilis before birth have no physical symptoms. In this case, the newborn infection can be found by routine blood test at delivery. Congenital syphilis (prenatal syphilis) must be treated with antibiotics. It can cause major diseases affecting the central nervous system, bones, joints and other organ systems. The long-term consequences of congenital syphilis depend on the infection period of the baby before treatment.

Sabiha Yasmeen Khan Workshop Leader: Betsy Rogers ENGL 109: Writing Academic Papers Introduction to Section 105 Comparative Papers: Animal Pain and Enemy of Science For centuries scientists used animals to investigate the cause of disease, Vaccines, technologies that have tested surgery; and evaluate the safety of chemicals used in pesticides, cosmetics and other products. However, most scientists of animal rights activists prohibit the use of animals in scientific research, regardless of how much disease is eliminated by the use of animals in scientific research. Since many animals are used for experiments and research every year, in an inappropriate animal experiment it is necessary to eliminate animal experiments. About 100 million animals around the world are used for research and experiments. Among them, due to the side effects of the experiment, more than 20 million animals were eventually killed and killed. Because so many animals are unduly outlined, there is a great need for alternatives to animal experiments. Animal experiment: modern practice for the treatment of diseases and history of human animal experiment History of paradox, leukemia, human polio rabies treatment, anthrax, treatment of the FDA guidelines Smallpox law for the negative aspects of legal vulnerability For IACUC exam Animals have been used for testing since more than 2000 years ago. Animal experiments were established around the 2nd century. Mice, rabbits, rabbits, reptiles, guinea pigs and other animals are victims of animal experiments. Companies such as Almay, Revlon, Opi, Wet n 'Wild are companies that do not test animals. According to the RSPCA website, it is estimated that more than 100 million animals are used in experiments every year around the world. - Ethics of using animals for experiments and experiments have been questioned and discussed for many years. Many people believe that animal studies are important for medical advances such as treatment of cancer, HIV / AIDS or asthma. At the same time, other people believe that animals used in cosmetics such as cosmetics and cosmetics are inhuman because they are not useful for human improvement.

History of Cherokee According to several reports, Cherokee was forced to migrate from the northwest to southern Appalachia after Iroquoi and Delaware 's failure, before the arrival of Europeans. Several Delaware traditions also support this, but the Iroquois do not remember this confrontation. There may be historical grounds, but it is difficult to imagine a powerful tribe as big as the Cherokee was forced to move somewhere. It is a state. From the 18th century to the 19th century, the history of Cherokee is divided into three events: the war with settlers (beginning in 1711), the epidemics of European diseases (mainly smallpox), and the continued land cutting (1775 ). Cherokee was forced to sign a treaty one after another with the new US government. In the early years of 1803, President Thomas Jefferson signed an agreement with Georgia that plans to move all East Indians to the west of the Mississippi River and tackle that action as soon as possible. Andrew Jackson actually set the so-called "deletion process". At the same time, the government is doing its best to persuade Cherokee to move west, and it is the faction known as Tikka Morgan that makes it the first. Other immigration occurred from the late 18th century to the early 19th century Seek public attention to Cherokee's history, run Cherokee Heritage Center including Cherokee National Museum, Cherokee Botanical Gardens and Herb Garden (including Cherokee's traditionally used edible, fiber and medicated trees and plants) . Publish Quarterly Newsletter Column Cherokee Indian American Indian history in the eastern part of the country is always associated with the country of Cherokee Indians. Cherokee was by far the largest and most advanced tribe when Europeans first arrived and contacted Native Americans. Everyone has too many tribal backgrounds so I will focus on Cherokee. Many of their ways and customs are very similar to all the other tribes of the East. When Europeans identify Part 1: Information Source Assessment, this survey will explore questions: To what extent is Indian exclusion law necessary in the US government's view? The first source of information is www.digitalhistory.uh.edu. This information source is valuable as it is designed to support teaching American history at K-12 schools and universities. This website contains American history textbooks. This site also includes a historical overview, images and digital links.

Joseph - Louis Lagrange Joseph - Louis Lagrange was born on 25th January 1736 in Sardinia - Piedmont Turin (now known as Italy). He studied at the Turin Academy, and his favorite subjects are Classical Latin. After reading the work of Halley on optical algebra in 1693, Lagrange became interested in mathematics and astronomy. Unfortunately, Lagrange did not benefit from studying with major mathematicians, so he became self-motivated and self-taught. Then in 1754 he got the opportunity to announce his first mathematical study which is an analogy between the binomial theorem and the continuous derivative of the product function. Joseph-Louis Lagrange (1736 - 1813) His name is French, but Lagrange is an Italian mathematician. Like many great mathematicians in his era, he has contributed to many different fields of mathematics. In particular, he did some initial work with abstract algebra. I will immediately understand Lagrange's theorem, which is one of the most basic results of group theory. Évariste Galois (1811 - 1832) Galois is a very talented young mathematician whose history is one of the most tragic stories in mathematical history. He was twenty years old and was killed in a strange fight. Prior to this, he made a great contribution to abstract algebra. He helped create a group the group we know today, and he used the term "group" for the first time. Perhaps most importantly, he proved that it is impossible to solve a fifth degree polynomial (or any higher degree polynomial) using free radicals by studying the polynomial related substitution group . An important contribution of French mathematician Joseph-Louis Lagrange (1736-1813), French mathematician Pierre Simon de Laplace (1749-1827), and Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler (1707-1783) I formed the theory of dynamics deeply. . It explains the small difference between Newton 's prediction and the observed orbit of the planet. These interpretations have derived a concept similar to a clockwork that operates according to known physical laws. The era of science and mathematics: Joseph - Louis Lagrange developed the metric method and explained the phase of Jupiter's moon and moon. Benjamin Franklin made his experiments electrically. Joseph Priestly discovered oxygen. Edward Jenner developed a smallpox vaccine. A musician and an astronomer William Herschel found Uranus. The nearest painter Beethoven turned into romanticism was Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot (1796 - 1875). In the beginning of his career, he painted a structured landscape, but as he matured in works like memories of Ville d'Avray and Mortefontaine, he created a kind of ambiguity , Showed a more imaginative style. aura

Even after he had to dispatch his own troops to collect all the wealth of the whole Inca Empire, his people eventually brought great wealth. Eventually, in June 1533, Pizarro had 333 pounds of gold and silver (The Mariners' Museum, 2014). For the Spanish royal family, he sent his brothers to convert one-fifth of his pieces to him, and immediately received the rewards of the title of fame, property and throne before Atahualpa was executed However, he converted, it is different. The main motivations of the Spanish Expedition are money, glory, and God. Settlement is strictly and strictly monitored. It consists of a few soldiers, businessmen and major settlers. Spaniards are known for massacres of indigenous people living on land searching for gold. Spain dominated the Caribbean and southern regions of the continent. The main motivation for exploration in the Netherlands is fur trade and Northwest Passage (trade routes). Even the Dutch people live in high standards of all Europeans. The Dutch house is small and has little room for agriculture and manufacturing. Therefore, in order to maintain their wealth, they want to colonize the new land. Their residence is small, based on fur trading. It consists mainly of traders and businessmen. They are operated by the West Indies Company in the Netherlands Spanish explorers pioneer their trade routes, discover lots of gold, conquer new lands of the Spanish crown, and try to gain their own personal wealth and glory. It will be colonized only when land that deserves economic exploitation is discovered. By 1609 they acquired America's first European colonies - Haiti, Puerto Rico, Jamaica and Cuba - they went into Central America, conquered Azteca, explored Florida and Arizona, and the first in America We have established continuous occupation. Fortress in Europe; and establishing a special missionary colony in New Mexico In 1506, Ponce de Leon decided to start exploring. He went to Puerto Rico Island where he found gold and fertile land. In 1508 he received the benefits of the king and returned and set up the first Spanish colony in Puerto Rico. The king soon appointed Ponce de Leon as Puerto Rico's first governor. Under the rule of Ponce de Leon, Spaniards were slaves of local indigenous people (called Tylenol). They forced Tinos to cultivate the land and mining the gold. At least 90% of Tylenol dies between the harsh treatment of Spanish soldiers and the new disease caused by colonists (such as smallpox)

Destruction of plants and diseases in the Western Hemisphere In 1215, a man named Marco Polo launched a trip to West Asia and China. He went to Asia to get only spices, silks, and other luxury goods made by Asians. During his trip, Polo soon realized that the earth is bigger than he thought, and there is a simpler way to be in China. Immediately after the trip, the Ottoman Turks conquered Constantinople. Constantinople (present Istanbul) is Eastern Europe in Turkey, separating Western Europe from Western Europe. In the historical context, the world is divided into two parts: the Old World (the Eastern Hemisphere) and the New World (the Western Hemisphere). They distinguish major ecological zones and facilitate classification of plants and animals living in them. Vulture is also divided into two groups, Vulture of old world and Vulture of new world. Interestingly, however, the vultures of these two groups are not closely related. They are the result of convergence evolution, that they develop similar features to accommodate similar ecological conditions In Colombia's so-called exchange, the Columbus voyage allowed for the exchange of plants, animals, culture, thoughts (and diseases) between the Western Hemisphere and the Eastern Hemisphere. As Europeans can reach almost every part of the world, they will have a new era of modernity and change the world forever. During the colonization of the Western hemisphere in Europe, the majority of the local population, mostly diseases, died. In areas later called Colombian exchanges, diseases such as smallpox and measles did not result in exemption from the population. The historian studied the scale of the modern indigenous population, but on his first day of reconciliation in the Caribbean, at his "destroy Indonesian" briefing, the Dominican priest Bartolome de Las Casas it caused a panic It was. After all, the majority of the Western Hemisphere was under the control of the European Government, which brought about changes in the landscape, population, flora and fauna. In the 19th century more than 50 million people left Europe to visit the United States. Since 1492, called the Colombian exchange period, Eurasian hemispheres, thoughts and infectious diseases between the United States and Africa - animals, plants, culture, population (including slaves), were widely exchanged. America

Contemporary science has made it possible to communicate by restoring people's eyes with teeth, letting people live for a few days without heat, connecting people and envying people's mind and computer. Modern medicine has also made progress, such as finding a cure that greatly influences polio, measles, smallpox, malaria and decreasing the illness of victims. But any progress has some drawbacks, some are clearly obvious, and some take time to notice sometimes. Keyword Tags: Ancient Diet Recipe Book pdf, Old Diet Recipe pdf, Ancient Diet Recipe pdf, Ancient Diet Recipe Book Review, Ancient Diet Recipe Book Review, Genuine Ancient Diet Recipe Recipe, Ancient Diet Recipe Plan, Ancient Diet Recipe recipes are easy, Ancient diet recipes Diet simple recipes With so many diets, most people do not know what is effective and what is not effective. One of the most popular meals is called an old diet. The pareo diet basically means to eat like a paleolithic hunter gatherer. The old diet has existed for many years, but it has just begun to attract more attention. The theory behind the diet is very simple and our hunter gatherer's ancestors survived meat and fish which were not rich in hormones and antibiotics to stimulate growth. This applies to fruits and vegetables. Ancient diet means that the food you eat must be as natural as possible. Paleo fans believe that human eating habits are progressing in the right direction until the agricultural revolution introduces toxins into the food chain about 10,000 years ago. This is still controversial, but the goal of Paleo is to return to how to eat primitives. I like the idea behind the ancient eating habits. We should remove those cultivated foods that are not the primary diet of the early men. But there are differences as to what our ancestors should eat and what should be true ancient meals. If you have hard antiques at dinner, I suggest you do this: give them baskets and spears, put them in the Golden Gate Park and take over their intuition to them I say so. If a real ancient person wants to eat like an early person, is it a bit hypocritical to buy pre-installed food at Real Foods?

"Joseph Stalin (Joseph Stalin)" Transforming the Soviet Union from Underdeveloped Countries to the Superpower of the World with Unimaginable Labor Costs "Childhood smallpox and injuries to slightly deformed arms treat life unfairly I always feel what I've been doing. A cold idea. Look at him Joseph Stalin Joseph Stalin was born in Gori, Georgia on December 21, 1876. Joseph Staslinovich Ozhungashvili named Joseph Stalin means "World Book 825". His father's name is Vissarion Ivanovich Djugashvili. His father was drunk and worked as a shoemaker. Joseph's father did not earn much money for Joseph's mother Ekaterina Gleladaz Djugaholi so he later became a laundered woman to help support her family. - Joseph Stalin's official terrorist rule ended with his death in 1953, but the influence of his authoritarian rule continued for many years. His persistent control over the people of the former Soviet Union is still paralyzed in several brainwashing minds. In the article "The Death of Stalin" and the movie "Russian War - Blood on the Snow", Stalin is depicted as a real monster and it should be remembered as follows. Joseph Stalin is a very powerful and murderous dictator (Joseph 1). He is the second leader of the Soviet Union (Stalin 1). The real name of Joseph Stalin is losif. Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili was born in Gori, Georgia on 18th December 1879 (1). He was educated at Tiflis Theological Seminary (Kreis 1). - Joseph Stalin ruled the Soviet Union from 1922 to the death of 1954. He is widely regarded as a dictator, oppressor, and ruthless ruler, and has changed the Soviet Union from economic turmoil into a superpower, but the cost of human sacrifice is high, his opposition is a delusion did. Stalin thought himself to be Leninism - the successor of Marxist nature, but in fact he created his own system that does not fit the philosophy of Karl Marx and Engels. 24 Joseph Stalin Joseph · Visali Onovich Stalin died in the mid-1920s to 1953 and was a Georgian dictator who was a leader of the Soviet Union. As secretary of the Central Committee of the Soviet Communist Party, he is actually a country dictator. 25 Nelson Mandela Nelson Raleigh La Mandela was the anti - apartheid revolution, politician and philanthropist of the Republic of South Africa, who served as President of the Republic of South Africa from 1994 to 1999. He is the first black CEO in the country and is the first person to be elected in a completely representative democracy.

I have worked in academic circles for over 10 years. I studied Quia Research and representative problems; some of my closest friends thought it was LGBTQ, and my closest friends were Latino / a, their bodies were seen as politics I knew it deeply and constantly. Topography This has had a serious impact on me and completely changed my politics. "My beloved friend is a refreshing compliment, an extraordinary marriage, which also reminds me of the power and intimacy of old-fashioned communication, because of his literary eloquence and its historical significance, I The most beloved friends provided insight on complexity, the United States faced marriage at the time of the establishment of the country, was sacrificed for the establishment of "perfect alliance" and was sacrificed for it "- Ashley Brown, Times Literature Supplement "John Adams as the central character of the Revolutionary War often took him home, so his communication with Abigail (about 1,160 letters remained between them) It provided a very sharp moment in the important times they experienced.The explanation emphasizes the confusion that often occurs in this situation, often improvised.The "time of the trial" Emerging countries and hardships of everyday life - From smallpox to wartime shortage - New York Times' Mikiko Kaku Tani My ambivalent wife, my most reliable friend understands that she is considered a white woman, even if her brother and father are not. Among my closest friends, wedding reception and children's parents are many white people. But these friends started protesting and rushed to the airport to protest the President's ban on travel. It shared a decent risk with power. In short, Jankor admits that ethnic friendship is certainly possible. It is worth more than the skin color. Some people may be relieved that Yankah may not be deliberately bad racist as the title of this article. But this only emphasizes him - and more importantly - the carelessness and irresponsibility of the New York Times. They choose not to fight it but to make racial discrimination worse

The most important thing is that. The most exciting, the most wonderful, the most wonderful, the most precious imagination. Most importantly, everything you need to bring sMile. Darling will let you loose it only. It is fresh. I am sick directly. Paint, and even pin pins. My beloved person is still your # 1 The nearest "tag" can not follow a noun. That's it. Dear friend. The nearest is a noun. You (this person) is very simple and I love it "My beloved friend is a refreshing compliment, an extraordinary marriage, which also reminds me of the power and intimacy of old-fashioned communication, because of his literary eloquence and its historical significance, I The most beloved friends provided insight on complexity, the United States faced marriage at the time of the establishment of the country, was sacrificed for the establishment of "perfect alliance" and was sacrificed for it "- Ashley Brown, Times Literature Supplement "John Adams as the central character of the Revolutionary War often took him home, so his communication with Abigail (about 1,160 letters remained between them) It provided a very sharp moment in the important times they experienced.The explanation emphasizes the confusion that often occurs in this situation, often improvised.The "time of the trial" Emerging countries and hardships of everyday life - From smallpox to wartime shortage - New York Times' Mikiko Kaku Tani Abigail · Smith · Adams died on the 28th October 1818 at the age of 73. Her country was a patriot, First Lady, a President's Wife, and another mother's president. Her last sentence is "It is not sad, my friend, my beloved friend, I am ready to go, John is not that long." John was moved by her death. Virtue can not exist in the heart of a woman, but that is her decorations. She is my father's joy of fifty-four years, has all the sweetness of his hard work, all his sad pacifiers, all his joyful co-owners and brighter people I will. He told me that this is the last time I met my father ... Through all good reports and evil reports all over the world, his wife's affectionate encouragement and cheers encourage him Thing. Without it, he never supported against failure, he is convinced that he should never have experienced such support never.

There are a lot of radio in the school, trading of television and newspapers brought money to them. You must consider those who can not see the game frequently, they can listen to it. They not only have these contracts, they also have to remember when the actual game will start, and even at big stadiums or stadiums. The income of the game is over 10,000 to over 20,000. They have prices for food, drinks, plenty of dolls, shows, souvenirs, and we purchase large quantities of 10 to 20,000 in all games. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the exercise amount given by the athlete is equal to or even greater than the full time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes should earn enough money to buy clothes, food and supplies that may come from taking 1 dollar from their merchandise. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases.

Bioterrorism is not a distant threat that may cause concern after 20 years. It started in history and continues until today. Just in 1996, people in Ohio who were involved with extremist groups acquired plague culture through the US Postal Service (Danzig & Berkowsky, 1997). Last month, several people in the US were infected with Bacillus anthracis. As we now say, the United States is not ready to use biological weapons for massive attacks, and as we continue "war with terror", such an attack The possibilities are increasing everyday. Terrorists can be distributed most efficiently in three ways. Early detection and response to biological or chemical terrorism is essential. Large scale attacks of smallpox virus, aerosolized anthrax spores, nerve gas or foodborne organisms or chemicals must be prepared locally and nationwide public health infrastructure unless special preparation at the local and state level It is overwhelming. Many patients including infected people and "worried people" seek medical care, which requires medicines, diagnostic tests and hospital beds. Emergency personnel, healthcare workers and public health officials may face special risks and daily life is interrupted due to widespread fear of infectious diseases Provincial and federal public health departments are equipped with state-of-the-art tools for rapid epidemiologic investigations and management of suspicious or confirmed biological or chemical terrorist acts, and to designate designated stocks of terrorism-related medical supplies Nationwide drug inventory provided in the following ways The threat to the civilian population and the use of biological and chemical substances to reveal the vulnerability of the United States and strengthen our ability to detect and manage terrorism We emphasize the necessity. The United States must be protected from various important biological and chemical substances, including those developed and stored for military purposes. Even without the threat of war, defense investment can ensure the provision and negate hostility. Similarly, investment in public health systems provides the best civil defense against bioterrorism. The tool developed to deal with the threat of terror has two objectives

College athletes produce millions of dollars each year for their school, but they are considered amateurs, so they can not earn rewards other than scholarships. College athletes are the most diligent people in the country and they have to concentrate on school curriculum and sports. As track and field sports takes time, these student athletes are always busy. College football and basketball are multi-billion dollar enterprises. NCAA does not want to pay athletes with a non-scholarship fee and it is difficult to include a new compensation plan in their budget and university budget. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the exercise amount given by the athlete is equal to or even greater than the full time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes should earn enough money to buy clothes, food and supplies that may come from taking 1 dollar from their merchandise. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that leads to lack of money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases.

Biological weapons are often referred to as "introductions of war". They are called this because they are cheap and powerful. By definition, biological weapons are "every weapon that can be used in biological warfare" (WordNet Search - 3.1). Another definition of biological weapons is "Biological weapons include any biological or toxin that exists in nature that can be used to invalidate an opponent or kill or interfere an opponent" It is like that. Smallpox, ricin, anthrax are biological weapons. Biological weapons have been used in history. Can biological weapons used in history be classified as weapons of mass destruction like modern nuclear weapons, biological weapons, chemical weapons? In modern times, we know that nuclear weapons, biological weapons and chemical weapons are weapons of mass destruction, but it can be said that biological attacks occurred early in the 6th century BC. We now know that bacteria, toxic and toxic weapons can produce, for the production of massive casualties. Can these wars over 2500 years old be regarded as the first in the long history of the biological weapons era? Biological weapons such as chemical weapons, radiation weapons, and nuclear weapons are often referred to as weapons of mass destruction, but the term biological weapons is not actually applied. Fatal biological weapons can cause massive death, but they can not destroy infrastructure, buildings or equipment on a large scale. However, because of the indiscriminate nature of these weapons - and the possibility to start a widespread epidemic, the difficulty of controlling the effects of the disease, and the simple fear they cause - I agree to prohibit Since the 1930's, weapons of mass destruction existed. Weapons of mass destruction can better be identified as nuclear weapons, biological weapons, chemical weapons or radiation weapons. - Historically, nuclear weapons were used twice at the end of World War II. The first bomb was abandoned in Hiroshima on August 6, 1945 and the second bomb fell to Nagasaki three days later. These bombs broke through the limits of human imagination and innumerable innocent people were killed. Fortunately, these are the first two nuclear bombs used so far.

On February 28, 1998, Dr. Andrew Wakefield, a UK gastroenterologist, published a paper that published a correlation between vaccines and severe developmental disorders (Gerber & Offit, 2009, p. 456). Dr. Wakefield's research has proven to be vulnerable since then, but his research has led to discussions that are open to discussion between artificial immunity and innate immunity. In reality, we can not yet know all of the short-term and long-term impacts the vaccine may bring to us. The side effects they cause may affect their interests. Artificial immunity can be derived from a vaccine. Vaccination vaccination is a way to gain protection from bacteria. Some vaccines are partially degraded and died. If a person receives this type of vaccine, the microorganism or a part thereof will initiate the person's immune response, thereby destroying the foreign intruder. The type of immunity may be weak, strong, short, or long, depending on the type of antigen, the amount of antigen, and its route into the body. In the face of the same antigen, some people's immune system reacts weakly, others are strong, and some people do not respond at all. Human gene genes may also affect the likelihood of disease. Genes that a person receives from parents may affect the body's response to a certain microorganism. Vaccination is the administration of antigenic substances (vaccines) that stimulate the individual's immune system to develop adaptive immunity to pathogens. Vaccines can prevent or ameliorate infections. When a sufficiently large population is vaccinated, group immunity is generated. The effectiveness of vaccination has been extensively studied and validated. Vaccination is the most effective way to prevent infections and widespread vaccination by vaccination is the leading cause of eradication of smallpox and elimination of polio, measles and tetanus in most areas of the world. Vaccination with child's vaccine: The vaccine given to children is very effective in preventing diseases even if they grow up. Children who have received almost all vaccinations can receive immunity and exemption. In fact, only about 1% to 5% of vaccinated children do not develop immunity against vaccinated diseases. Amazing Efficiency: Give the children a vaccine that shows amazing efficiency also for the breeding of certain diseases. For example, after injecting measles vaccine, 95% of children will prevent this disease forever. However, after completion of the vaccination process for three injections, 100% of children are completely immunized against measles

Evil Soul - Short Stories As a poor student years ago, I borrowed the first two stories of my house with friends from the other seven schools. I think we are lucky enough to get such a low rent and the fee paid by all utilities. Our 11 people pay about 75 dollars a month. Because the house's window faces east and west, the sun should be a brightly lit house, but somehow the house is always dark and dark. We can not understand this. Let's shorten our story. I will not call the system evil or compare it with other systems. This article is not about the conceptualization of perfect utopia. This story is an oversimplification of what is going on in the world. Just being presented as it is, there is no judgment. Think about it as a story that you know the beginning and end. As we all know, there has been a barter system in the past few centuries. Later economics developed, people started trading with gold and silver. That is their currency. These glossy things are inherently inherently worthless. They can not cook or eat. They can not treat smallpox or cancer. This is an emerging form of economics, where people relate value to these things. Evil Soul - Short Stories As a poor student years ago, I borrowed the first two stories of my house with friends from the other seven schools. I think we are lucky enough to get such a low rent and the fee paid by all utilities. Our 11 people pay about 75 dollars a month. Because the house's window faces east and west, the sun should be a brightly lit house, but somehow the house is always dark and dark. - As the cloud descends from the gray sky, reach out to cover the entire city of London, it is sad and uncertain. The growing factory starts coughing and smoking and spreads rapidly every day. Therefore, although it is standard in a small corner of our world, I think this smoke will be different. The whole family ignored the dark clouds outside. They are busy preparing my brother's wedding. "James Wetherby

Joseph Stalin was born on 18th December 1879. He was born in a small village in Gori, Georgia, Russia. He was originally named Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili by his parents Besarion Jughashvili and Ketevan Geladze. His parents are doing a very low level of work. His father is a shoe store and his mother is a laundered woman. As a child, Joseph's immune system is weak. He was suffering from smallpox at the age of seven. The disease left scars on his face and the left arm was deformed. The other children are very kind to him, he can not feel them. In the vast literature on the Soviet Union, there is no research that can compete with Steven Kotkin's large-scale first three volumes of Joseph Stalin. At least the critic is irritated reading the next two books because their authors have learned the details and have influenced his judgment. " Read Joseph Stalin's career, including Edvard Radzinsky's 1997 study. Do you think Stalin is responsible for testing the Moscow exhibition, or reflects the unavoidable tendency of Bolshevik? How did these experiments fit Stalin's career and dictatorship? Did Kestler's novel influence the rising reputation of Stalin as a tyrant? If so, how is it? Rubashov is a lifelong supporter of the Communist Party; he considers individualism to be a "trivial bourgeoisie" concept, and "grammatical novel" is not as important as the public welfare. Like many Communists, he thinks he is willing to sacrifice himself for the benefit of the country. However, he experienced major changes in the process of the novel In the last chapter, grammar novels are an important part of his personality. Joseph Stalin is a very powerful and murderous dictator (Joseph 1). He is the second leader of the Soviet Union (Stalin 1). The real name of Joseph Stalin is losif. Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili was born in Gori, Georgia on 18th December 1879 (1). He was educated at Tiflis Theological Seminary (Kreis 1). - Joseph Stalin ruled the Soviet Union from 1922 to the death of 1954. He is widely regarded as a dictator, oppressor, and ruthless ruler, and has changed the Soviet Union from economic turmoil into a superpower, but the cost of human sacrifice is high, his opposition is a delusion did. Stalin thought himself to be Leninism - the successor of Marxist nature, but in fact he created his own system that does not fit the philosophy of Karl Marx and Engels.

The civil war started with a picnic ending with compassion, but it was a terrible year for four years that bleeds from distorted meat, burning fever, sputum pus and the original stumps during the two. The United States has never encountered such painful hints, and the way it responds to this opportunity is an attractive history. In a very realistic sense, the interwar war brought about a medical revolution and, perhaps most importantly, it raised public health awareness. That terrible rapid female became less terrible: the damp, dirty, dimly warm house evolved into a hopeful pavilion. A (medical) revolution is ongoing through indexing technologies such as artificial intelligence, sensors, robotics, 3D prints, big data, genomics, stem cells, etc. Today, the 3 trillion dollar healthcare industry is in fraud of dematerialization, non-monetization and democratization. What do you mean? Please imagine the time in the next ten years. Early in the 19th century, medicine was still in the dark days. Somewhat advanced, it did not change until the medical revolution. It comes from the industrial revolution, disease is caused by microorganisms. Healthcare will take a new form as it can mass produce new drugs in the form of pills and produce anesthetic, which will lead to the greatest discovery in human history such as vaccination and antibiotics. Medical Revolution: Medical advances and public health bring about a sharp decline in mortality rate, which has been going on since the late nineteenth century to the present. Smallpox, diphtheria, measles, scar red fever and other diseases - Black death / cholera (epidemic) Luis Pasteur etc - vaccination of diseases found due to pathogens, sewage treatment / water treatment, penicillin in the 1930s Discovery, nutrient green revolution: New development and introduction Since the 1960s, many (mainly) wheat and rice varieties have increased significantly in each country. Insecticide: Pesticide ineffectiveness when the target organism is unaffected: Repeated use of pesticides to select sensitive people among pests will result in more pest costs: erosion , Increased pollution of soil and water, loss of native plant species, pesticide tolerance Medical progress in the Industrial Revolution has improved average life span and public health around the world. The wild phenomenon of this world will produce domino effect in the next few years and took us to the place we are today. Without medical progress of the Industrial Revolution, we can not enter today's public health or life expectancy.

Nonetheless, this cause still exists because the cause of autism is unknown. Therefore, even without evidence, parents desire naturally to find responsibility. Vaccination is also associated with lymphoma, autoimmune diseases, and brain inflammation. This can lead to death, permanent brain damage, and developmental disorders. In addition, it may increase the likelihood that children suffer from multiple sclerosis, intussusception disease and sudden infant death syndrome. Even if the vaccine is definitely an adverse reaction, the risk of being unable to receive immunization far exceeds the small risk associated with injections. For frequent generations, in addition to possible adverse reactions, there are many controversies over child immunization. The main concern is whether immunization can cause serious developmental delay such as childhood autism. The purpose of this article is to inspire other people to vaccinate their children not to cause autism. - On February 28, 1998, Dr. Andrew Wakefield, a gastroenterologist in the United Kingdom, published a paper that published a correlation between the vaccine and severe developmental disorder in children (Gerber & Offit, 2009, p. 456). Since that time, Dr. Wakefield's research turned out to be flawed, but his research led to controversial arguments between artificial immunity and innate immunity. In reality it means that we do not yet know all the potential short and long term effects that the vaccine may have on us. The number of vaccinated people has gradually increased over the last few years. This is due to all the controversies surrounding the vaccine. Although it can prevent diseases that can threaten life, but now it is rare, people are less concerned about these infections. So people are beginning to pay attention to vaccines and potential side effects, and now they are concerned that the vaccine itself may be more harmful than it. There is an objection to immunization If you are following the 2016 US presidential election, you may know the controversy over mandatory child immunization. Vaccines have attracted attention in recent years, but its history is much longer than this. Since the first vaccination was scientifically recorded in 1798, they have changed the human health and medical landscape. The influence of this vaccine ranged from eradication of polio in the United States in 1979 to the global eradication of smallpox in 1980, to the prevention of liver cancer and cervical cancer. In fact, the vaccine is already very influential, and some scientists believe they are one of the most successful public health public. 44 ideas about "vaccination or not?" Seek verdict in immunization debate. "

Biological warfare and biological warfare document: Biological warfare is a moral and inhumane mistake, accidentally killing men, women and children. You should quit it in any situation. I. Introduce the adverse effects of biological warfare through some examples. It is one. Examples of single impact of biological warfare b. An example of a country that uses biological warfare II. Biological warf definition Biological weapons agent Microorganism ii. Toxin b. Biological weapons are often referred to as "introductions of war". They are called this because they are cheap and powerful. By definition, biological weapons are "every weapon that can be used in biological warfare" (WordNet Search - 3.1). Another definition of biological weapons is "Biological weapons include any biological or toxin that exists in nature that can be used to invalidate an opponent or kill or interfere an opponent" There is something called. Smallpox, ricin, anthrax are biological weapons. - Chemical weapons Nuclear bombs may be considered when the vast majority of people think about the threat of weapons of mass destruction. Nuclear weapons indeed bring significant risks to our country and the modern world, but their development is expensive and most terrorist organizations are inaccessible. Chemical weapons, on the other hand, are more widely used all over the world, and usually can be manufactured from commercially available materials. Biological warfare (BW) - also known as a bacteriological war - is a biological toxin intended to kill or inactivate humans, animals or plants as a war act or bacteria, viruses, fungi, etc. It is the use of infectious substances. Biological weapons (often referred to as "biological warfare agents", "biological treatment agents" or "biological agents") are organisms or replicates that are replicated or replicated in the victims of the host (viruses not considered as "living" ). . Entomological studies (insects) wars are also considered biological weapons. Unlike nuclear warfare and chemical warfare, this kind of war forms NBC which is an early military pragmatism in the use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) for nuclear warfare, biological warfare and chemical warfare along with biological warfare I will. These are not ordinary weapons, they are mainly used for explosion, kinetic energy or combustion potential.

The age of the MMR vaccine is 12 to 15 months. When a child develops autism, their parents express the disease as normal growth until they reach the age at which their degenerative process begins. This problem usually occurs around 2 years old. Parents say that children grow normally, but many researchers do not believe that children actually grow from 1 to 2 years of age, but some children usually occur after MMR vaccination It goes through a regression process. There is no scientific evidence that MMR vaccines can cause autism. The issue of the possibility of association between MMR vaccine and autism is being extensively studied by a group of independent experts in the United States including the National Academy of Medical Research Institute (now renamed as the National Medical School). These reviews conclude that existing epidemiological evidence does not support the causal relationship between MMR vaccine and autism. MMR vaccines may lead to the recommendation for autism arising from gastroenterology studies in the Wakefield of Andrews, England. In 1998, Wakefield and colleagues published an article by Lancet that MMR's measles vaccine virus caused inflammatory bowel disease and claimed that harmful proteins enter the bloodstream and damage the brain. Does MMR vaccine cause autism? The answer to this question is no. - Immunization has been taking place for two centuries and has effectively eliminated more than a dozen of the most common infections in the past. H. Influenza, hepatitis A and hepatitis B, measles, mumps, colds, whooping cough, tetanus and rubella have completely eradicated diphtheria, polio and smallpox (Culp-Ressler). Ethics, ethics, safety and effectiveness of vaccination, in particular there is a big difference between children. In the literature review, there are few studies supporting the association between vaccine and autism, and most studies showed causality between measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism Is not ... In addition, the vaccine preservative thiomersal is hypothesized to have a causal effect in autism. Peripheral blood mononuclear cells were isolated from 54 children with ASD and 34 normal children with development and were subjected to up to 4 real time polymerase chain reaction assays and 2 nested polymerase chain reaction assays. Samples from the ASD or control group were not found to contain nucleic acids from any measles virus gene. In nested polymerase chain reaction and internal assay, none of the samples gave a positive result. Furthermore, there was no difference in anti-measles antibody titer between autism and control.

Andrew Jackson was born in 1767 and is a poor Scottish Irish immigrant child. He finally got adequate education and qualified to work in law. Jackson's father died before he was born. A revolutionary war began shortly after his birth. This is very bloody in the wilderness and poor countries where they live. Jackson joined the group at the age of 13. He was injured and injured by the British army and was almost killed with a sword because he never polished British army officers' boots. He was imprisoned with his brother and caught smallpox. Andrew Jackson was born on March 15, 1767 at the wax show near the border between North Carolina State and South Carolina State. When Andrew Jackson was born, no one might have guessed he would be the seventh president of the United States. He does not have the same certificate even for "seniors", but he became a hero of war and he was promoted to the president. Andy Jackson was born in Scotland, the third child of Irish parents. Jackson 's father, also called Andrew, led Andrew Jackson to share disagreement with other presidents. His policy and personality made him special. He is the seventh president, but he is the first president in many ways. Jackson was the first president to be born in a log cabin and he was the first president to board a train. At the same time, he was the only president who served in the revolutionary war and the war of 1812. Andrew Jackson is also the first person to serve as vice president (John Calhoun) One person, Andrew Jackson, forever changed the status of the President of the United States. Andrew Jackson is a voice of Americans. Jackson participated in the war of 1812 and led the country with a powerful weapon. However, Jackson has a barbaric lifestyle for himself. Jackson was the cause of many tragic events in the United States, which had a major impact on the country. Andrew Jackson reached the second term from 1829 to 1837. Andrew Jackson is one of the most controversial presidents

This will not give the athlete more time to do anything else during the day. Some athletes may think that they are busy during the season, and if you need extra money you can find a job off-season. Kirk Cousins, former college quarterback at Michigan State University explains as follows. Eleven months and July are the moons for you to breathe (O'Neill) Another argument you should not pay for university athletes is difficult to control. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. Today there are more than 450,000 college students and the National University Sports Association (NCAA) is confronted with a tough decision on whether to pay for university students. Many people think that they should believe that many people do not do so. College athletes can contribute as students' athletes from various advantages. Why do they earn more than scholarships and many additional benefits?

The dream of science dream is the display, usually vision, that happens at night when we sleep to process and evaluate what we are doing in the daytime. Dream is a remnant of memories in the form of visual metaphors assembled creatively (Guiley). In 1900, Sigmund Freud wrote in "Explanation of Dreams" that a dream camouflaged the desire caused by unconscious thinking. After being suppressed by a conscious mind, these desires infiltrate the sleeping brain in the form of a dream. This is an example of a series of dreams, where there is a close correspondence between the feelings of dreams and the emotions of life that wakes up, which helps to clarify the meaning of dreams, art and science of dream interpretation It can be an important part of. Carrie, 34 is working hard to solve serious health problems. Her family is very supportive of her, but she is often overly overly supportive, too fast to seek help, and I feel too much in my life. Carrie is dreaming a series of dreams like this, her title is not in the private bathroom! : When the economy advanced after the Second World War it brought about a dream explosion. Children dream of walking the moon and inventing new types of medical devices. They dream of industry, science, politics and invention, and these dreams often come true. It is not surprising to prepare a set of chemicals for your 9th birthday - it does not have a simple recipe, but a lot of cooling powder and medicine will explode to the house or a house The whole is burned. Dreamers do not have any special genes. They found an environment where they could expand their dreams. If the large-scale processing of what we call school pupils is a good way to create our respected dreamer, there will be more. Indeed, many famous, successful, and basic things are part of our economy. If it is science, it will not be there. Without science, I can not imagine a better future. The construction of science as an integral part of society may be the most important achievement and the most complicated effort of mankind. From the eradication of smallpox to the introduction of humans into space, science has never stopped broadening the limits of knowledge. What seems impossible now is that science has found a way to achieve this goal. Science makes a dream come true. As a young immigrant scientist with big dreams and ambitions I am concerned about the current scientific environment and the scientific cause of America every day.

Until the beginning of the 17th century, American literature mainly contained political, religious, and recorded events. These works are very tedious and lack insight about the author's daily lives. It may be dangerous to reflect personal mental deviations from colonial religion; it may lead to exile or deterioration from colonies. Likewise, any article that does not meet one of the above objectives is considered a waste of time, and these times are more commonly used to praise God. For famous American poets, Ann Bradstreet is a British born writer who has experienced a difficult journey ("Anne Bradstreet" moved to the United States in 1630. Brad Streit is a godly In a religious Puritan, I am following the precedent of my father and husband, but she is the best person in her life.The devotional faith of her Puritan has shaped her work greatly.Her Many of the poems refer to sin, salvation, and other regular Puritan immortal topics ("Anne Brad Streit".) - Edmund Booth is particularly interested in the pioneering difficult times of his life He is an extraordinary person, he was born in Chicopee, Massachusetts on August 24, 1810. On March 8, 1815, at the age of 4, Edmund was infected with meningitis and this terrible Taking on sickness I could not expect to cut it.It was that Edmund had escaped many people after 3 months of illness.Since regrettable that due to meningitis he heard with one eye hearing (One ear left a slight hearing). Anne Bradstreet (1612 - 1672) Ann Brad Street was born in the UK in 1612 and has a close relationship with Puritan. Her father, Thomas Dudley, made a difference in teaching her daughter's literature, history and philosophy, and Bradstreet benefited from a wide range of classical education as usual The boy I am continuing to receive that education. Her 60-year-old life began with her smallpox attack at the age of 16, suffering from recurrent illness and discomfort. Shortly after the recovery she got married to his father's assistant Simon Bradstreet. In 1630 she moved to the United States as a member of a group sailing with her husband and parents along with Albera's John Winthrop. When I landed in Massachusetts, she admitted her "spirit of mind" later to protest her 'New World and New Initiative'

Improving the public health industry revolution of the 20th century paved the way for many factories and large and poor working class people. As a result, in the early 20th century, thousands of British factories polluted the environment and millions of poor workers lived in a dirty environment. This means that the most important issue of public health is better housing and cleaner air. Housing ======= In cities, the company hopes as much workers as possible approach the factory. This growth is mainly due to improvements in public health. This is the reason why the first half of the 20th century is called the era of public health. With the advancement of public health, the average life expectancy increased by about 3.5 years every 10 years. This increase is mainly due to avoidance of epidemics such as cholera, typhoid, smallpox, etc. For the first time, we began to record the increase in the average life span of treatments provided by hospitals and clinics throughout the population. At this point you will notice that the curve on the chart is flattened. The life expectancy increases about 1.3 years every 10 years. Although not as comfortable as public health, the benefits of clinical care are surprising compared to human medical history scans. Improving the public health industry revolution of the 20th century paved the way for many factories and large and poor working class people. As a result, in the early 20th century, thousands of British factories polluted the environment and millions of poor workers lived in a dirty environment. This means that the most important issue of public health is better housing and cleaner air. - In the Middle Eastern countries, gender discrimination is always a big problem. The situation of women in Turkey in the 20th century has changed a lot. After the Atatürk reform, women have more rights than they have. These articles are talking about Turkish women and the changes in the early 20th century. There are four issues that need to be considered in detail. One is education. The second problem is the law amendment

Bioterror - viral hemorrhagic fever Summary Viral hemorrhagic fevers are one of the most severe diseases today. Although most people have heard about anthrax, smallpox, plague, viral hemorrhagic feet became a powerful weapon of bioterrorism, quietly killed the victim and brought horror to others. Viral hemorrhagic fevers can be divided into four families. Each viral hemorrhagic fever family may have some unique features, but these four families are quite similar in terms of the high fever and bleeding they normally cause. Lassa fever or Lassa hemorrhagic fever (LHF) is the acute viral hemorrhagic fever caused by Lassa virus first reported in Lhasa, Borno, Nigeria in 1969. Lassa fever is a member of the Arenavirus family. Like Ebola virus, the clinical case of this disease is more than 10 years old, but it is irrelevant to viral pathogens. Ebola virus is a new type of viral infection, and viral infections, viruses, viruses, yellow viruses and bovine viruses are viruses that cause viral hemorrhagic fever. All forms of viral hemorrhagic fever begin with fever and muscle pain. These diseases usually last until patients undergo respiratory illness, severe bleeding, kidney dysfunction and shock. The conclusion of viral hemorrhagic fever varies from mild disease to death. (Bib 5, Ebola Paper, 1) Ebola virus can cause diseases called Ebola hemorrhagic fever, viral hemorrhagic fever, which usually causes. According to the minutes of the 4th National Biosafety Symposium, the clinical definition of viral hemorrhagic fever is as follows. "Viral hemorrhagic fever is an acute infection that begins with the progression to fever, muscle pain, discomfort and failure, showing evidence of vascular dysfunction and increased vascular permeability, involving multiple systems Shock, encephalopathy, extensive bleeding, poor prognosis should be expected. "(4th National 2) Viral hemorrhagic fevers such as Ebola virus disease, Lassa fever virus, Rift Valley fever, Marburg virus and Bolivian hemorrhagic fevers, etc. can become a pandemic is theoretically very contagious and fatal disease. However, the expansion of these viruses requires intimate contact with the infected vector, and because the vector is brief before death or serious illness, those that diffuse effectively to cause a pandemic The ability is limited. In addition, a short period of time between the onset of a carrier and the onset of symptoms allows medical professionals to quickly isolate the vectors and prevent them from carrying pathogens elsewhere. Genetic variation may occur and may increase the likelihood of extensive harm; therefore, close observation by infectious disease experts is worthwhile

The Indian border in the western United States is the story of various Indian tribes and white people from 1846 to 1890. This time is very famous in American history. It produced some of the most widely-heard names in the battle between Indians and Caucasians. These names include the chief Joseph of Nez Perce tribe, cattle sitting by Oglala Sioux, Cochise, Geronimo, Mangas Coloradas, and John Ross of Cherokee Nation. These names are still highly respected by historians and can be found in the history books used in schools across the country. The story of Indian border conflict has become a major part of popular history and is often repeated in various forms. These include "drama, penny news, autobiography of Indian fighter aircraft, land mobile phone journey, wild West performances, historical paintings like Frederick Remington, and" important "like Theodore Roosevelt's victory Includes popular history. West (1889-96) portrayed America's development as a long-term Indian war. This special historical example of resting place and general place for Indian history research. The Turnerian border has been attacked by many historians and influenced by the new Turnerians and cultural pluralists, but an important turning point in the history of India and Europe is the concept of Indian white disputes. Popular history will continue to use state-of-the-art modes The Spanish era The various people and cultures that the Europeans first discovered in Texas, and the different history of each group endangered the concept of Indians. Texas is not only the Spanish - Indian and British - Indian borders, but also multi border, Spain - Anglo Comanche - Wichita - Apache etc. At the border, multiple groups will act for each reason. However, some generalizations apply to all Texas Indian groups. Firstly, the diseases brought by the people of Europe have irritated them, especially after mission organizations and military agencies have contacted people for their infection (see health and medicine Please give me). More widely, anthropologist John C. Ewers eradicated about 95% of the Texas Indians between 1530 and 1890 and confirmed at least 30 major pandemics (mainly smallpox and cholera).

The Regional Preventive Service Working Group recommends that the Immunization Information System (IIS) increase the vaccination rate. IIS provides effective interventions such as customer reminders and recall systems, provider evaluation and feedback, provider alerts, determining customer vaccination status for clinicians, health authorities, school decisions, creating or supporting guidance It is effective. Public health addresses vaccine preventable diseases, informs assessment of the scope of vaccination, misses vaccination opportunities, signals ineffective dosage control and different range of vaccination, and Promote vaccine management and accountability. IIS is a population-based confidential computer database that records all immunization doses of participating medical institutions for people living in specific geopolitical regions. Vaccination is the administration of antigenic substances (vaccines) to stimulate the immune system of an individual to develop adaptive immunity against pathogens. Vaccines can prevent or ameliorate infections. Population immunity occurs when a sufficiently large population is vaccinated. The effectiveness of vaccination has been extensively studied and verified. Immunization is the most effective way to prevent infection; the extensive immunization induced by vaccination is the global eradication of smallpox and polio, measles and tetanus in the majority of the world It is the main cause of exclusion. It is clear that the relationship between vaccination and 50 million people with autoimmune diseases must be hidden. It is well known that the management of an intensive immune system by immunization programs leads to autoimmune diseases (a study on the role of aluminum injection), the vaccination rate will plummet with the confidence of the government and health authorities. Knowledge and possibilities of autoimmune epidemic disease Therefore, we must continue cheating This vaccine is designed to induce an immune response to protect vaccinated individuals while they are exposed to this disease in the future. However, the immune system of an individual is different, and in some cases, the human immune system may not generate sufficient response. As a result, he or she will not be effectively protected after vaccination. In other words, most vaccines are very effective. After vaccination with the second MMR vaccine (measles, mumps and rubella) or another measles vaccine, 99.7% of vaccinated individuals received vaccination against measles. Inactivated polio vaccine showed 99% efficacy after 3 doses. Varicella (varicella) vaccine is effective in preventing 85 to 90% of varicella infection, but it has 100% effect in prevention of moderate to severe varicella.

The MUSE project will promote the creation and dissemination of basic humanities and social science resources by working with libraries, publishers and scholars around the world. Established in collaboration with university presses and libraries, Project MUSE is a reliable part of the academic and academic communities that it offers. Engels 16 Kimberly S. Engels, University of Philosophy at the University of Marquette, September 2016, candidates for "Biological Normalization and HPV Fox Analysis: HPV Vaccine Dispute", Journal of Medical Humanities, September 20, 2016 It is a lecturer. Volume, Question 3, pp. 299-312 // DJ My goal is to show that the development of HPV vaccine is a bio-power strategy that influences youth, parents, and all human species by Foucault analysis. This strategy may also introduce new medical and behavioral norms and introduce new technologies to understand disease. By combining analysis of Foucault and Hardy 's smallpox removal, I showed that medicine and a code of conduct are necessary for victory and removal of disease. ___ I'd like to subscribe to Math educators (numbers 1 and 2) in Volume 16. ___ Please specify the quantity and issue number you would like to request transmission from the last TME. _______________________________ Name value attached ________________ Subscription: $ 6 / person; refused issue / $ 100 per institution / $ 5 / Institution Address Mathematics Educator (ISSN 1062) - 9017) is a student of the Faculty of Mathematics Education at the University of Georgia MESA) semi-annual publication. The purpose of this journal is to promote exchange of views among regional, national and international mathematics education communities. Mathematical educators offer a variety of perspectives on mathematics education issues. Mathematics educators are abstracted by ZentralblattfürDidaktikderMathematik (International Mathematics Education Review) According to the National Education Association of the largest faculty association in the United States, the average salary of teachers in 2016-2017 grade is $ 59,660. This figure has risen from $ 58,353 in 2015 - 16. The NEA estimates the average salary for the academic year (2017 - 18) is $ 60,483. The average salary of high school (secondary) teachers of the National Bureau of Labor Statistics in the 2016-2017 academic year was $ 42,970 in Oklahoma State and $ 87,260 in New York State. These numbers are chosen from the average wage paid to all kinds of schools and other kinds of companies hiring teachers.

Over the years Native American migration brought a lot of suffering and suffering to many Indians in the United States. In the past how we dealt with Native American was a perplexity of our history. When we first settled here, we caused them a lot of difficulties, they robbed us what they did not belong to, and in the end there is no pain and pain at the end. Technically they think that we are the first people settled here so people still believe it is right to borrow their land. Despite the diversity of the local population and the existence of some powerful empires, Native Americans are not fully equipped with the arrival of Europeans and the biological amplification of cruel cruelty in Europe many times. Cutting off the old world and its tamed animals and their immune history, Native Americans are free from diseases of Asia, Europe and Africa population. But their blessings are cursed now. Native Americans lack immunity that Europeans and Africans have developed as a deadly epidemic for centuries so that when Europeans arrive, smallpox, typhoid, Settlers, Native Americans are very suffering. Indigenous people were treated very seriously among the early settlers. European Americans did what they wanted like a native American When the Native American group came before themselves the Europeans will soon disappoint them. Native American bow and arrow do not match European guns and cannonballs. When European guns were not suitable for Europeans, the illness they bought killed Native Americans. Have you thought about what it is like to become a native American during the European invasion? In American history, Native American has been treated unreasonably. The U.S. government abuses indigenous peoples by lying to indigenous peoples and treating them as foreigners. After years of struggle for freedom, indigenous peoples did not achieve the goal of freedom. Tears Road was the most tragic event in American history due to the misunderstanding of President Andrew Jackson 's "banishment bill" in the 1930' s.

The purpose of my paper is to compare the actual witch trial in Salem in the 17th century with the crucible of Arthur Miller. Many of the characters and events in the drama are non - fiction, but playwrights changed a lot of details to enhance the charm of the story. Certain causes and events did not lead to Salem Witch's trial, which was a combination of events and factors that contributed to the birth and development of the trial. Several of these incidents included the small occurrence of smallpox at the time, the withdrawal of Charles II's colonial charter of Massachusetts Bay, and the continued fear of ground attacks. The crucible of Arthur Miller was held in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692. During this period, Salem was in a hysteric state due to the witch's hunting and the 17th century trials. The witch trial hysteria depicts the image of good and evil, which makes the class a moral game. In addition, Miller will create his role in this way so that people can contemplate their current lifestyle. Specifically, the red panic that occurred at the time of the initial release of the script. Krugersburg is a moral game because of the good and evil drama shown in the character. The crucible in the "crucible" is about the witch trial in Salem, Massachusetts in the spring of 1692. For Salem people it is hard to believe that their neighbors may be witches who they think are good people. Drama conspiracy is very troubling. At the beginning of the drama, these 14 girls were proud of magic. The town was afraid of magic, so Hysteric began to take over. After that, dozens of people were charged accidentally and no one can blame accusers until too late Irrational fear that you can take over society. These are the problems expressed in The Crucible of Art Cru Miller. The crucible is in direct parallel with the Salem Witch trial and indirectly responds to the McCarthy hearing in the 1950s. The story of Crucible is done in the context of Salem Witch, but its subject is deeper. The theme expressed in The Crucible is related to the events of the era of Salem Witch Trials and McCarthy. In Salem

Assuming that animals save their lives, it is assumed that the family is sick and the doctor announces that they are trying to find a cure for animal studies. Then it tests whether animals will be accepted by new drugs and treatments, even though it means that the animals will die. This is a controversial issue, and there are many differences as to whether animal experiments are good or bad. The majority of animal studies, however, are devoted to finding curses of human diseases. In other words, animal experiments save time and labor for animal experiments and are useful for investigating the cause of causes, treatment, birth defects, abnormalities and treatments. It guarantees that the product has been thoroughly tested and can be used safely. It is an ugly fact that animals are killed. But survivors are part of the essence of each animal. As humans evolve, we have created a new way to ensure survival. Testing is not about killing life but about saving lives. No matter how rude and savage it is, it must be a means to achieve the purpose. P & G scientists will ask questions: Is human beings suitable for testing animals to save lives? The proposed rule is that a person can have the right to examine animals to save lives and have the right to do so. So if we generalize rules: humans can accept tests and animal experiments to save human lives. In addition, German philosopher Emmanuel Kant thinks that goodwill has the basic value is the only good. Because animals do not have any will, they are not good faith; therefore they have no fundamental value. Therefore, animal trials are ethical because they can save lives. By testing life-saving medicines and processes, animal testing helps find ways to help save animals and human lives. Animals tend to respond like humans in response to certain diseases and allergies. This will help scientists find ways to treat certain diseases by studying these animals. Open heart surgery, coronary artery bypass surgery, heart transplantation is part of the procedure taken by experimenting with a dog. Insulin for diabetes, life saving antibiotics, etc. have been prepared by experiments in animals. Due to the vaccine made in animal experiments, infections such as smallpox, measles, varicella, rubella, polio, rabies, mumps and colds are suppressed.

The scene of Mary Shirley 's Frankenstein where Victor pays for Frankenstein' s crime plays a very important role in the meaning and reality of the story. By the end of the eighteenth century, the epidemic of smallpox and cholera in Europe took millions of lives and caused a crisis of faith in the Catholic and Protestant churches. Since hundreds of cities are isolated due to their illness and high mortality rate, the practice of previous drug therapy has just begun to be recognized at major universities. In the novel "Frankenstein" by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, the scientist Victor Frankenstein explored the secret of human life and was destroyed by the hands of the creature he created. Here, Victor exchanged all precious things - his friends, family, fiancé - in his life with a demon metaphor to offer him the secret of his life. In Countess 's Countess, the character' s character exchanged her soul with the devil to provide food to the hungry Irish. The short play by William Butler Yeats poses an interesting ethical problem. After all, the one who sacrifices everything for humanity is not a sinner but a saint - but what if this sacrifice involves selling a person's soul to the devil? Finally, despite Katherine's negotiations and heavenly intervention, she eventually escaped demonic control. Just how tragic hero is Victor Frankenstein? Because of his fatal flaw, Mary Sherry 's Frankenstein appeared in the collapse of the tragic hero Victor Frankenstein. The complex nature of Victor Frankenstein is consistent with the guidelines of Aristotle's tragic hero. It stipulates that the main character must occupy a high position, but the representation of the aristocracy is not perfect. Error, also known as harmachia. Did the hero also experience the process of self A? € Central bank? Noticing, he understood his situation and how to achieve it

In today's world, university athletes may not engage in sports for 'game love'; they may want to become professional athletes. The feeling of "love for a game" may allow an athlete to play at a first-level school and have the opportunity to show off their talent; at the first level, national sports The association considers sports as a business. . Over the past few months college athletes have insisted that they claim they should be rewarded for the university's primary source of profit. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the exercise amount given by the athlete is equal to or even greater than the full time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes should earn enough money to buy clothes, food and supplies that may come from taking 1 dollar from their merchandise. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. Today there are more than 450,000 college students and the National University Sports Association (NCAA) is confronted with a tough decision on whether to pay for university students. Many people think that they should believe that many people do not do so. College athletes can contribute as students' athletes from various advantages. Why do they earn more than scholarships and many additional benefits?

The rain of the first short story came from the outside of the overflowing groove. The flash of the lightning illuminated the damp wet room, and I was forced to call home. Except for corners and old mattresses with old chairs, it is naked at the other corner. Electricity has already been shut off, and rotten winds almost never wind or rain. I once liked the rain. We went for a walk in the park and played with all the puddles. When we go home we dip from head to toe, but my mom turns her eyes and finds some warm, clean and dry clothes, we are steamy Let's be a chocolate cup. The original short story was created in the 1960s and involved the nostalgic characters of childhood in the Midwest in the 1920s. In the chronicle version, this version was done in 40 years, but still depending on the nostalgic feelings of the 1920s. Go to Mars, but still remember the 1920s. The next chapter will fire with the fourth expedition to collect firewood on Martian cold nights. Scientists discovered that all Martians died of varicella (as caused by one of the first three expeditions) - this is related to the destruction of the Native American by smallpox doing. In addition to archaeologists Spender and Captain Wilder, these people became more noisy. When one of his crew began to place an empty bottle in a clear blue canal and beat him on the canal, Spender felt sick. Since 1923, most of Lovecraft's short stories have appeared in the "strange stories" of magazines. His Cthulhu myth story series explains the encounter between ordinary New Englanders and horrifying creatures of alien origin. These short stories combine the deep understanding of Lovecraft against New England's geography and culture and sophisticated original myths. His other short stories include equally awful phenomenon that fear and morbid illusion will get unexpected realism. Charles Dexter Ward (issued in 1927, issued in 1941, issued in 1941), "Crazy Mountains" (issued in 1931, issued in 1936), "Hotel Shadows" (issued 1931, 1936) It is his best short story It is considered to be. Lovecraft is a language master of poetry that acquired extraordinarily high literary standards with his special imaginary type.

Yes, if you are one of the unusual people who like Hello Lab 's surgery instead of anesthesia It took decades to die from syphilis slowly covered with polio, plague of polio, plague of smallpox, death due to diphtheria asphyxiation, "treated" by an "ignorant" doctor with toxic drug - Because there is no vaccine Because there is no technology to make the proper clothes, home, bathroom or sewer, the hacker peels off clothes from the animal. public health If you are in battle, monitor your enemies while slaughtering him, and kill thousands directly. If you look at this problem fairly, you will find it difficult to mark science as a blessing or a curse. Science itself is not a curse or a blessing. If it is used for peaceful purpose and to promote human well-being, it will be a big blessing. If you use it the other way, this is a curse. So its use makes it a blessing or a curse Science - blessing or curse or modernity is the era of science. The impact of science can be seen in all industries. Science provides many facilities for humans. Advances in science have completely changed the world. By the way, the world is becoming a fairytale country compared to the ancient world. Science has made many important contributions to human life. It greatly enhances people's happiness and comfort. ... Within a few hours more people can travel thousands of miles through the plane to different parts of the world. Fans and air conditioners provide a lot of help to people. The house is illuminated, cooled and heated using the most recent scientific equipment. Electricity is the gospel of the modern world. It can be used on all kinds of machines. Science contributes greatly to family life. Cooking and washing can be done quickly and easily. ... Read more The theme is that science is actually a gospel or a curse. So, to the best of my knowledge, science is both a blessing and a curse. If I say that it is just a favor, if it means just that the curse is also wrong it will be a mistake. Therefore, both depend on usage. From morning till tonight, we are surrounded by science. I am using a fan cooler and AC etc. Winter summer and indoor heater. All of these bring comfort to our lives. But for this reason our environment is polluted. For example, you can relax the situation using cell phones all over the world, but behind the scenes, radiation from the equipment can harm our body and cause cancer.

There was a lot of discussion recently about the topic of whether or not to pay salary for athlete athletes. Student athletes dedicate their lives to their school, but the school has all the money. Even if their university education is paid, it is unfair. The grade of the student athlete determines the amount of fan support each school receives. If you win the game, the fans will support and you will have income. College athletes should not be paid as university players will compromise how to choose to go to college. According to Ekow N. Yankah, "Why should not pay the NCAA athlete?", To pay student athletes to erode the association. Because it is higher than all other pursuers, connection with the values ​​of the university will be lost. Most athletes choose colleges to attract the attention of the NFL team. When you receive a salary, athletes choose the university that has the most money. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that leads to lack of money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases.

There are terrible diseases. . Medicine has never been cured, wealth has never been proven or poverty is not exempted. (Dormandy 92) The above citations can be applied to too many diseases that exist or exist in the historic process. However, the tragedy that is mentioned in the reference material, which was formerly called "consumption", is now called medical name Tuberculosis. In the Victorian era of America and Europe, this disease is spreading in many countries today as well. In fact, From Anton Chekhov to Eleanor Roosevelt, Nelson Mandela, for centuries TB has been attacking people of all races, socio-economic backgrounds, gender. By the 19th century, tuberculosis killed one-seventh of the people who once lived on the earth, and many people believed it was inherited and related to magic or god punishment. Today in 135 years, the world will celebrate the anniversary of Koch discovering World Tuberculosis Day. Discovery of Koch is correctly considered to be one of the most important breakthroughs in TB history, but before the beginning of entrusting it to the book of history, the world has a long way to go. Another ancient disease, like smallpox Anton Chekhov was born on February 29, 1860 in Russian Fenntintro. He is a short story writer, playwright and doctor. As a son of groceries shop and grandchildren of serfs, Chekhov won international praise for his story and drama. His early works, rich humor sketches and penn name stories are all about supporting myself and his family while acquiring a medical degree in Moscow. Under this pressure, he was infected with tuberculosis, and he was jealous of him throughout his life (Andong). Essay.com/ The following is an analysis of the myth of "Ches" by Anton Chekhov. This article contains the author 's career and mythical content. Below is myth analysis of "Che Xiong" by Anton Chekhov. This article contains the author 's career and mythical content. Anton Chekhov was born on Taganrog in Russia on January 16, 1860. His grandfather was a serf who was able to earn enough money to buy liberty and buy a small house. However, in 1876, the father, Chekhov 's grocery, was forced to transfer his family to Moscow in order to borrow money and restore the family. Chekhov stayed to complete his research. His years at the school of Taganrog were plagued by poverty and he often agreed to complete the studies of other students to pay for himself.

In the beginning of the 17th century British settlers began arriving in the New World, hoping to expand their territory territory. In the 18th century, Spanish colonialists covered vast land and established trading centers and missions in the New World that surpass British colonies. When the British arrived they spurred the population of India and the decline in Africa and European immigrants. The arrival of the Spaniards has led to close Indian extinction and rapid international trade. Key Concepts 2.2: European colonization efforts in North America stimulated intercultural contacts and exacerbated the conflict between various colonizers and indigenous peoples. The conflict between the social and economic values ​​of European and American Indians has brought about changes in both cultures. - Continuing contact with Europeans, increasing trade in goods and diseases to the community, from the community, and promoting cultural and demographic changes. Illustrative example: After the collapse of the population, the collapse of the population, the spread of the Huron alliance, the religious transformation between Wampão agu of New England led to the outbreak of King Philippe's war in Spain, especially Pueblo's uprising Later, In contrast, the conflict with American Indians has a tendency to strengthen the view of the world of British colonists about the role of land and gender. Prior to 1763, Spanish and British colonial works had spread throughout North America. In less than a century since 1625 to 1700, the movement of people and things from Europe to North America changed the continent. Depending on colonies, Native Americans resist and respond to new immigrants. British colonies are far more populous British colonies, but there are four different regions. All British colonial producers and merchants have power, but far fewer settlers of Spanish settlers, they rely more on friendship with native Americans to protect them .. Multiple Content At first glance, North American French colonization seems to have much in common with Spain and British colonization. The UK established a permanent solution to Jamestown in 1607, but French colonized today's Quebec City in 1608. Like Spanish missionaries, the pastors of the Jesuits of France tried to turn indigenous people into Roman Catholics, but they tend not to turn big numbers into Christians but to spread disease like smallpox was. Like other European settlers, France is hoping to find natural resources like gold and Asian shortcuts and is exploring as many lands as possible.

The influence of Europe on the invasion of viruses and diseases to the new world Papers: Individual viruses have fun and unique way of living. If a particular virus infects the army instead of another army, the battle won or lost. It was in Europe that introduced these viruses in the early 1700's. This is because it is difficult to conquer Canada in Europe. Historian Alfred W. Crosby did not minimize the exploitation of indigenous peoples in Europe, but he said that the death toll from unscheduled European biological attacks in America was the highest. Illness is an important element of the "death" of the people of the New World. The Europeans came into the new world with illness, and indigenous peoples from the United States had no resistance to these diseases, and many died. As we are currently resistant to these types of diseases, this will be a permanent effect. Mandatory emigration, slavery, abuse of labor demand and payment of excessive tribulation are also important reasons for many deaths in the Americas. Slavery is their greatest possibility. Slavery is terrible, people are brought out of their families, turned into boats, and do not respect humans. One of the main problems that Europeans bring to the "new world" is influenza, smallpox, measles. Aboriginal people have never been exposed to these diseases before, so they have not established inter-generational or child immunity and the probability that 90% of the population will die within the first few years of contact Yes. This effect is known as "virgin infectious disease". Europeans also brought invasive seed animals and plants. A variety of domesticated animals, including chickens, horses and cows, arrive and destroy local plants and often compete for resources with local animals. So far, pigs are the most devastating for the local environment, often eating in the wilderness, eating all visible things, carrying diseases spread to local animals and humans.

Europeans and diseases: conquering the mainland allies Chinese sayings say the mouse is the smartest and the strongest survivor of all animals. When God played a game for all animals, the mouse proved himself; the mouse was very smart and could hide in the big beast's ears. . This disease tells a similar history, and it was able to spread all over the world with the help of humans and animals with simple and unknown help. In the 16th century the European society began to conquer and colonize other continents of the world and they applied the notion of "magic" and "magic" in Europe to the customs of the people they met I did so. Usually these European colonialists believe that the locals are primitive and savage. Their belief system is demonic and needs to be replaced by Christianity. Europeans generally think that these non-Europeans are not as morally or intellectually as they do, so people expect such society to practice magic more easily. Women practicing traditional rituals are called "witches" by Europeans. The invasion of the Americas in Europe has greatly changed the lives, pedigrees and culture of the people of the African continent. Their population is destroyed by disease, exiled, and in many cases makes war with European groups who may try to make them slaves. The first contact with the Europeans was disastrous for the local people. Explorers and merchants brought European diseases such as small pox and killed the entire population of the village. Many South American natives died of slaughter, illness, difficulties of slavery and forced removal, but many were absorbed by European immigrant population. With the progress of European colonial rule in contemporary American territory, Native Americans are often conquered and exiled. After the arrival of the Europeans, the population of the United States declined, and for various reasons, mainly diseases such as smallpox and measles. Although the conflict between them and the Europeans affected certain tribes and colonial settlements, violence is not an important element of the overall reduction of Native Americans. In the early days of colonization, many European settlers suffered from food shortages, illnesses, and attacks by indigenous Americans. Native American also fought with neighboring tribes during the colonial war and formed an alliance with Europeans. But at the same time, many indigenous people and settlers are interdependent. Settlers trade with food and animal skins, local people buy guns, ammunition and other European goods

Nonetheless, this cause still exists because the cause of autism is unknown. Therefore, even without evidence, parents desire naturally to find responsibility. Vaccination is also associated with lymphoma, autoimmune diseases, and brain inflammation. This can lead to death, permanent brain damage, and developmental disorders. In addition, it may increase the likelihood that children suffer from multiple sclerosis, intussusception disease and sudden infant death syndrome. Even if the vaccine is definitely an adverse reaction, the risk of being unable to receive immunization far exceeds the small risk associated with injections. For frequent generations, in addition to possible adverse reactions, there are many controversies over child immunization. The main concern is whether immunization can cause serious developmental delay such as childhood autism. The purpose of this article is to inspire other people to vaccinate their children not to cause autism. - On February 28, 1998, Dr. Andrew Wakefield, a gastroenterologist in the United Kingdom, published a paper that published a correlation between the vaccine and severe developmental disorder in children (Gerber & Offit, 2009, p. 456). Since that time, Dr. Wakefield's research turned out to be flawed, but his research led to controversial arguments between artificial immunity and innate immunity. In reality it means that we do not yet know all the potential short and long term effects that the vaccine may have on us. The number of vaccinated people has gradually increased over the last few years. This is due to all the controversies surrounding the vaccine. Although it can prevent diseases that can threaten life, but now it is rare, people are less concerned about these infections. So people are beginning to pay attention to vaccines and potential side effects, and now they are concerned that the vaccine itself may be more harmful than it. There is an objection to immunization If you are following the 2016 US presidential election, you may know the controversy over mandatory child immunization. Vaccines have attracted attention in recent years, but its history is much longer than this. Since the first vaccination was scientifically recorded in 1798, they have changed the human health and medical landscape. The influence of this vaccine ranged from eradication of polio in the United States in 1979 to the global eradication of smallpox in 1980, to the prevention of liver cancer and cervical cancer. In fact, the vaccine is already very influential, and some scientists believe they are one of the most successful public health public. 44 ideas about "vaccination or not?" Seek verdict in immunization debate. "

Since I was a child I have an interest in Native American and its history. In this article I will show you the history of Native American and how they can support them. Native Americans developed a variety of weapons, such as spears, po, Clovis cannonballs, and developed techniques to capture prey. Many of the native Americans died soon by diseases caused by Europeans, especially small smallpox. The story of contemporary Native American is about survival, the cruel history of colonization, and the calculation of its ongoing influence. They calculate the position of indigenous peoples, settle accounts past their deadlines, record the old debts, and write the request accounting. Joy Harjo said these stories "I can not give up on this nightmare, this is a wonderland." Focus on the short novel of modern American native American writer of America. Cultural persistence after colonization, struggle for sovereignty, resurrection of ritual healing, re-speaking of myth and history, experiments with oral and literacy, center-centered epistemology and ground story expressions There is no comprehensive analysis of assimilation, resistance and survival of Native American, but there are many references on these related topics. Almost all of the history of Native American and Native American culture touched on these themes in some way. This literature review will be very narrowly focused on tracking the development of American Indian policy and its assimilation agenda, Peyote religion, and ghost dance religion. Works on Francis Paul Pulcha's native American people. Relationships are essential to those studying development and management of American Indian policy. In "Great Father: American Government and American Indian" (1984), Purcha provided a detailed history of American colonialism from the colonial period to the 1970s. Frédérique E. Hoxy's Final Commitment: Indian assimilation movement (2001) from 1880 to 1920 provides a well-thought outline on the late stages of American Indian policy.

Critical Analysis: New World Europe - India Relations European explorer landed for the first time in North America more than 500 years ago. Shortly after the first explorer entered the New World, they discovered that they were not the only ones in this new field. The cultures of these two worlds are never the same. Native American in the late 15th century ranged from the simplest hunting, fishing and assembly societies to highly developed civilizations including cities and farmers' elements. Since the beginning of the 16th century, Europeans went to the "new world" to realize opportunities and wealth dreams. In another world, Europeans meet different people, which of course leads to cultural exchanges among people of different groups. It is commonly said that the relationship between Europe and India is only a relationship between two very different people, but it is important to understand that this is not completely true. The new world settlers are known as Europeans, but each group comes from a different country and has different motives and expectations for the new world. Likewise, Indians are not a united group, they are not necessarily friendly to each other either. Watch more content ... Critical Analysis: New World Europe - India Relations European explorer landed for the first time in North America more than 500 years ago. Shortly after the first explorer entered the New World, they discovered that they were not the only ones in this new field. The cultures of these two worlds are never the same. - Over 53,000 people visited the Oregon Trail between 1840 and 1950. Native Americans' exposure to diseases such as smallpox and diphtheria kill a large number of tribes and this is the reason for the fierce confrontation between the indigenous peoples and the Europeans when the settlers invade the tribal land. The Land Donation Act is a government subsidy of land that distributes 20 acres of land for white men and 640 acres of land for married white couples, and the expansion of the West and the idea of ​​"acquiring the fate of the United States" We are promoting. When the Europeans first visited the new world, they had two major influences. First, they bring bacteria that spread through the Indian population and kill many bacteria. Bacteria will kill even Indians who have never seen white people since they are handed from Indians in contact with whites to others. Second, they brought new skills and brought horses. These things dramatically changed Native American lifestyle. For example, we think ordinary Indians are jockeys, but of course they have no horses until the Europeans come to the Americas.

After the civil war Indians and the borders changed like other countries in the United States. Immigrants are striking the earth. This leads to a significant increase in the population, which means that more land will be used. Border slowly divide among the masses and people began to claim their bet. When the land was swallowed, the Indians thought they were robbed of their rights. The number of Indians far exceeds a number and the skill is skillful. In the final decisive battle, injured knee, the Indians lost 146 deaths and 51 injured in the United States. The Spanish era The various people and culture that the Europeans first discovered in Texas, and the different history of each group endangered the concept of Indian. Texas is not only the Spanish - Indian and British - Indian borders, but also multi border, Spain - Anglo Comanche - Wichita - Apache etc. At the border, multiple groups will act for each reason. However, some generalizations apply to all Texas Indian groups. Firstly, especially after the mission and military forces touched people for their infection, the diseases introduced by the Europeans made them dissatisfied (see health and medicine). More widely, anthropologist John C. Ewers eradicated about 95% of the Texas Indians between 1530 and 1890 and confirmed at least 30 major pandemics (mainly smallpox and cholera). After the civil war Indians and the borders changed like other countries in the United States. Immigrants are striking the earth. This leads to a significant increase in the population, which means that more land will be used. Border slowly divide among the masses and people began to claim their bet. When the land was swallowed, the Indians thought they were robbed of their rights. The number of Indians far exceeds a number and the skill is skillful. - As the first ethnographic journalist in Indian culture, George Catlin played an important role in Westerners' glimpse of North American Indian culture and photography culture "not civilized." After the expedition of Lewis and Clark, Kathrin began painting for famous Indian leaders wearing their traditional costumes and recorded his experience through a series of letters.

The Philippe War's War: The Civil War Webster's new university dictionary is a new university dictionary of the Civil War Webster that wars the country, the organization, or the relatively large people who are characterized by the use of violence and high physical strength between combatants or civilians "The civil war is a" war between the same National Party ". More specifically, civil war is an internalized war between people living in the same territory. In the 1600s, the newly formed America consisted of British colonies and Indian indigenous people, and those who lived in the New England area broke out in extreme warfare. 1675-1676 - War of King Phillip - Because of the tension of colonial expansionists, the war between King Philippe and the Americans began in New England. Bloody war crashed in the Connecticut river basin in Massachusetts State and Plymouth and Rhode Island colonies, eventually killing 600 British colonists and 3,000 indigenous peoples, including women and children from both sides. August 12, 1676, Rhode Island wetlands king Phillip (Metacomet colonial nickname, leader of Wampanoag) was chased and killed, the war in southern England was concluded. In New Hampshire and Maine, Sark Indian continues to raid the settlement for a year and a half. 1675: 1675 - 1677: The war of King Philippe was named for the Metaphor of the Wampanog group called King Philippe by the British. This war was a battle between colonialists and bloody Indians. During the war of King Phillip, one third of the Caucasian population of the United States was wiped out. This war has proven to be the last battle of indigenous peoples in Massachusetts. The history of invasion in Europe brought about trends such as tuberculosis, cholera, influenza, measles, smallpox etc. The Massachusetts state Indians did not develop immunity to these diseases, resulting in a substantial decline in the population. Exploitation of tax leverage, forced labor, slavery and so on has been part of their history and has influenced Massachusetts state Indians.

Russian farmers before the revolution Russia from the late 19th century to the early 20th century was full of social and economic difficulties in the countryside and downtown. Russian farmers are faced with widespread poverty and poor living environment throughout his lifetime. Due to the economic situation and the living environment, farmers and the working class have revolted, began to change the face of the country, and have always influenced the Russian revolution. Farmers are the lowest level social group in Russia. The modern revolutionary activities of the Russian Empire began in December 1825. The serfdom system was abolished in 1861, but it was done on conditions that farmers were disadvantaged and encouraged by revolutionaries. Congress - State House - After the Russian Revolution in 1906, founded in 1905, Emperor Nicholas II rejected the transition from absolute monarchy to constitutional monarchy. During the First World War, social unrest continued to intensify due to military failures and food shortages in major cities. Thousands of Russian farmers escaped from the rural areas to search for food, flooded the major cities and further exacerbated epidemic diseases related to famine, particularly typhoid and smallpox. The Bolshevik revolutionary rulers noticed that famine not only threatens the lives of tens of millions of Russians but also threatens the new Marxist regime itself. Considering Russian famine in the Soviet Union, Russian writer Maxim Gorky was admitted to publicly support humanitarian aid. When the famine occurred, diplomatic relations between the United States and the Soviet Union was nervous. President Woodrow Wilson refused to approve the new administration or establish diplomatic relations with him after the communist forced the rule of the Russian regime in 1918, isolating the Soviet government and overthrowing it I wanted it. Soviets: The first dramatic revolutionary committee elected by Russian workers during the 1905 Revolution. In 1917, the Soviet Provisional Committee was founded again by farmers, workers and soldiers to represent the Soviet on behalf of them. In recent years, this term was used to refer to the area governed by the Election Commission or the Soviet Union. Because the whole province is considered as an alliance of these small Soviet Union, it is called the Soviet Union. Between 1905 and 1917, Menshevik and Bolshevik were politically active. They joined the Soviets, issued revolutionary newspapers, and deepened their understanding of Marxist ideology. At the same time, the workers' movement held hundreds of strikes nationwide. Farmers also work on reducing taxes and increasing land production

In the 20th century, the population has increased by nearly 400% from 6 billion in 1900 to more than 6 billion in 2000 (Haugen, season 2). Due to this rapid population increase, the fact that time equivalent to nature almost disappears is beginning to influence the environment. Man eradicates and continues to destroy what is still living and they have failed to produce what is destroying the ecosystem. It mimics the behavior of viruses designated as the highest level of Biosafety Level 4, and is viruses such as Smallpox, Ebola, Marburg, Melania. Ebola virus is the common name for several virus strains, three of which are known to cause hemorrhagic fever in humans, characterized by massive bleeding and internal tissue destruction. This virus, named after the Ebola River in Zaire, Africa, was first discovered and Ebola virus belongs to the Filoviridae. Three Ebola shares that are fatal to humans are usually confirmed. - Fatal disease Renal failure, heart disease, spleen dysfunction, loss of bone and muscle, and ultimately death; these are fatal effects related to anorexia and bulimia. As Mim Udovitch said, "One out of 200 American women has anorexia, two out of 100 have bulimia" (Udovitch 557), Mim Udovitch and Lisa D. Galynker information Clear and clear, eating disorders are controversial. Ebola virus is the causative agent of Ebola virus disease (EVD), which is an acute and fatal hemorrhagic disease characterized by high fever, body aches, arthralgia, and vomiting within 2 weeks after infection. Diarrhea, multiple organ liquefaction, paralysis, coma and death. . Since Ebola virus swallows the pathogenicity and ferocity of the host, it is not very successful in phagocytizing human seeds. "Evora virus is a violent, hot, bloody predator, although HIV / AIDS is a silent believer." Ebola virus (EBOV) was well known in the river of the Democratic Republic of the Congo (Zaire) in the Democratic Republic of Congo Named after the new virus naming method, the first occurrence occurred in 1976. At the same time the same year began in Sudan Ebola's advantages, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis - recovery of the paper

Impact of Buddhist teachings on believers' attitude towards wealth and poverty Buddhist teachings include many aspects that influence their attitude towards wealth and poverty. Buddhists teach that extremes should not be present; all Buddhists should follow mid-way or magga. There are many parts on the way. The first part is Dharma's basic teaching. Dharma is made up of three independent indications of existence. The first is Annica, Annica means everything is constantly changing, no one can guarantee that wealth and poverty will continue. Course (a) (i) outlines Christian teachings on wealth and poverty. Christians do not think money is a bad thing. But they think the problem is how to make money and how to spend money. Most Christians believe that wealth is a gift from God for the benefit of others. Christian believes that all money belongs to God, and he gives them to manage his money for wise use. The Bible teaches that "you can not serve God and money at the same time" (Matthew 6: 24). For Christians this means that they must be careful not to replace their love for God with money love. Wealth is the only thing on your list, I think this is an alternative. People can get everything they care about without wealth. Historically, Buddhists and Christian priests have lived with little money or even poverty, and eventually have lived a happier and fulfilling life than wealthy people It was. Psychologists thoroughly studied the influence of wealth on happiness and discovered correlation, but when someone earns 30,000 dollars a year, it slows down and basically stops after $ 70,000. Unless you emphasize the fact that you may lose your house, you are rich enough. However, well-used wealth is very important. If you make a donation for cancer research, malaria, fight against smallpox, your property will be used to directly promote human life.

When talking about at least three poems, Yeats' handling of the Irish problem Yeats has changed the handling of the Irish problem in his life These changes are reflected in his poetry. Three poems that reflect these changes are 'September 1913', 'Easter of 1916', 'Below Ben Bruben'. These poems show a transformation of political thought. In 1913 and 1913, Yeats showed his beliefs to the noble society most dominated by Elite Protestant as they showed dislikes of democracy and capitalism and they believed to be the best for Catholics . (Chaudhry, 33). William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease William Butler Yeats' poem William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet, playwright, and essayist - one of the greatest British poets of the 20th century. (Ye Zhi 1) His early poetry and theater got ideas from Irish fables and esoteric studies. (Ellman 1) When Ye Zhi wrote about his country he used nationalism to avoid themes of oppression, social division and solidarity. - William Wordsworth can better understand his view on the destruction of nature in his poem "A line written in early spring." Through anthropomorphization, he shows nature life-like and entertains life. However, human beings are still destroying what they call "the sacred plan of nature" (8). The whole poem is about the interaction between nature and man. Wordsworth is obviously not satisfied with human beings making it to the world. William Butler Yeats (published in 1865 in 1865) is an Irish poet who received the Nobel Prize for literature in 1923. Yeats met Irish nationalist Mod Gona in 1889. Since then she has become an important theme in Yeats' poetry. Second Second Troy was written around 1908, not the Maud Gonne. Troy is a spectacular war movie supervised by Wolfgang Petersen in 2004, adapted from Homer's great poet Iliad. Basically this movie follows the story of Iliad and reproduces the magnificent scene of Trojan War. It mainly includes characters of Achilles, Hector, Paris, Agamemnon, Menelaus, Helen.

This content is available through online browsing (free) program dependent on page scan. Screen readers can not currently scan, so please contact JSTOR user support for access. We will provide PDF copy of your screen reader 1) Exchange of Colombia - Colombian exchange terms are explained as massive world trade in animals, plants, food and slaves. The first voyage of Christopher Columbus opened up an era of widespread contact between the old and new world and brought about an ecological revolution. The exchange of Colombia is important because it affects every society on the planet by causing devastating diseases that destroy many cultures. 2) Inquisition in Spain - The Spanish Inquisition is known as the Atlantic slave trade and colonialism, slave trade beyond the Atlantic began in Portugal, and interest in Africa is about from legendary gold deposits We moved to a commodity slave that can be used more easily in the 15th century. Midleaf Newton's world plantation economy is based on slave labor. About 70% of the slaves taken to the New World are used to produce the most labor intensive crop sugar. The rest is used for the harvesting of coffee, cotton and tobacco. Through "Colombian exchange" Spaniards introduced the sugar cane business in the United States, and the Spaniards completely produced sugar through sugarcane depending on African slaves. African slaves like Europeans are immune to smallpox and murderers. So, they began to exchange slaves for these things, due to the small labor shortage caused by the small variola and the anus, the new world has a serious labor shortage (Susan Miller)

Since vaccination, medicine has succeeded in excluding many of the fatal and debilitating childhood diseases so far in countries where childhood immunity is almost universal. Measles, mumps, colds, diphtheria, rubella and polio have undergone proactive immunization campaigns in extreme situations in developed countries; smallpox is actually thought to be totally eliminated from the earth since 1979 No case has been reported ("childhood"). Virus and disease still exists, "But now infants and children are protected by these vaccinations, so we no longer see disease in the laboratory" ("Why childhood vaccines are so Is it important? ") People who support mandatory vaccination not only want to avoid getting sick but also help prevent the spread of diseases to others. Vaccination had a major impact on vaccine preventable diseases in the United States. - The current increase in vaccine rejection in the United States is due to public concern about the apparent safety of the vaccine and despite repeated arguments that they are still associated with autism They insist. Non-medical exemption for vaccines offered by the state is also increasing. This is a serious public health problem, as it is not only the health of individuals who are not vaccinated, but also the welfare of the community. Need to Increase Child Influenza and Immunization In the United States, it is advisable for people over 6 months to receive influenza vaccination 1. Immunization is important for everyone, but some groups, including infants, are at risk of becoming seriously ill. Higher, even higher, death from influenza. Children under 5 years old usually need treatment for influenza. Below 5 Years more than 400 influenza-related children have died in the past 4 years and children under 3 years of age have killed so many children. Influenza treatment in daycare: influence of vaccination requirement National Infectious Diseases Foundation report

The Spaniards had a major impact on the Aztec empire. Historians often do not agree with the Spanish influence on the Aztec civilization, either positively or negatively. Under the guidance of Hernan Cortes in 1521, the Aztec empire was destroyed. Aztecs are primitive people who practice inhuman ceremonies. Spain's domination ends their cruel tradition After three months of battle, Cortez beat Tenectite in the capital Aztec empire. Emperor Cuauhtemoc was caught and executed in the second half of that year, and Cortez became the ruler of this bulging empire. Surviving Aztecs are very sensitive to European diseases that have never been known such as smallpox or typhoid. In 1521, smallpox destroyed population of Tenoktitol. According to the New World Encyclopedia, after two subsequent epidemics, 75% of the population died. The Aztecs who survived were not allowed to understand the culture of their home country, but were forced to read and write in Spanish. Many elements of Aztec culture are gone forever The Spaniards have a positive influence on the Aztec civilization as it helps modernize society. They introduced Azteca to livestock, sugar, cereal, and European agriculture. Most importantly, the Spaniard has finished practicing the sacrifice of Aztec human beings. According to the New World Encyclopedia, the Aztecs sacrificed the victims with 18 celebrations. Human rituals usually include torture such as shooting, burning, drowning victims with arrows. As a course developer and educator, Kristine Tucker has enjoyed a lot of English work he has read (and scores) for many years. Her experience as vice president of energy consulting company gave business writing and the opportunity to explore human resources. Tucker has a bachelor's degree in Ohio and holds a certificate of education. Spain conquered the Aztec empire, or Spain - the Aztec War (1519-21), the Spanish Empire conquered the Aztec empire in the American context of the Spanish colonial era. This is one of the most important and complex events in world history. The Spanish conquistadors, their indigenous allies, and the defeated Aztecs have numerous stories of events of the 16th century. This is not a competition among the Spanish small teams who repel the Aztec empire, but the Spanish invader alliance and Aztecs, especially the tributaries of the Aztec indigenous peoples and enemies. In the past two years, they united to break Menka of Tenoktitran. For the Spanish, the expedition to Mexico became part of the Spanish colonial New World project, after 25 years' settlement in Spain and subsequent exploration in the Caribbean. Centuries ago, the Mexican Aztec empire was conquered by Spanish conquistadors. The Spaniards were shocked by religious activities, began to turn local people into Catholic, and effectively declared war against Aztec religion. According to ancient prophecies, the Aztecs and their religion will regain their rule in times known as the sixth day. When trying to illegally cross the border between the United States and Mexico, an orphaned boy Juan Diego was picked up by a traveler and insisted that a stranger "Old Indian" knew the road. The old man took the boy to the ancient Aztec temple dedicated to the death god Mictlantecuhtli. Explain that they must thank the sacrificial god Tezcatlipoca, the old Indians keep carving the symbol of God in the hands of Diego. Proclaiming that the blood of the boy was pure, the old Indians died of Nawalt 's summoning pain and abandoned the boy in the desert.

Hernan Cortes was born in 1485 in Medellin, Spain and eventually became one of the best governors in Mexico City. It all began in 1518 when governor Cuba (Diego Velázquez) requested him to explore the Mexican colonial expedition. In February 1519, when Velázquez tried to replace him and be replaced by him, Cortes was trying to sail, but Cortes made a revolt and advanced. In March 1919, Cortez took the land of the Spanish royal family (Charlie VI). The arrival of Hernan Cortes to Mexico was the beginning of the end of the indigenous people. The heritage and influence of Hernan Cortes are signs of compression, destruction, and bloody blood of greed. Since he destroyed the capital of Azteca and its culture, he and his people could gain their wealth. They do not accept the "savage" religious beliefs of local people, so they are constantly changing them. This will also bring smallpox and other foreign plague gifts. His presence only brings harm and historical knowledge to local people. In 1518, the man named Hernán Cortes was the head of the Spanish fleet who explored Mexico in accordance with the order of the Republic of Cuba. Cortes has heard that Mexican cities, especially Aztec temples, are full of gold, so when Cuba issued an order to change the route, Cortes decided to continue the duty. He is not going to abandon his campaign, as this means that he is intentional and dedicated to one's head. Several people on March and he saw that Aztecs had more people than Cortez could handle. At the moment many people think that Cortez is crazy and does not like his infidelity to the Cuban government, so they plan to return to Cuba on a boat, but they complain. He knows that striker is the only way to not come back.

Infectious diseases have had a great impact on the history of mankind. Spanish diseases such as colds and plague have historically played an important role. The disease transmission model is used to predict the outcome of the epidemic. These models are used to calculate the impact of infectious diseases, funds needed for mass vaccination, and data from the public health department. The earliest mathematical model of infection was created by Daniel Bernoulli in 1766. This model was used to predict the outcome of vaccination against smallpox. In the previous article I talked about the SIR model, the simplest epidemiological model of simple infection. Basically, this model is a series of mathematical functions. Given the number of people infected with the virus at a given time step, you can predict the number of people expected in the next step. The SIR model runs iteratively from start to finish, and if there are inputs that may cause a pandemic, it looks like this: At first, only a few people are sick. No recovery (SIR is an acronym for these three states). As time goes by, infected people burn slowly the affectable population, then during the rapid transition the infection will soon play a role in the entire population. One way to simulate infection is to use the SIR model. The premise of this model is that the entire population can be categorized into three different categories, susceptibility, infection and recovery. "Susceptible" means a person who is currently healthy but may be infected with a disease. "Infectious" means all people who are suffering from or having the disease. In other words, they can spread the disease to everyone susceptible to the disease. Finally, the category of "recovery" refers to those who are considered immune to this disease; this can be either natural or vaccinated

Colonel Butler of the Victorian era: "Are you a host?" Wasworth: "No, I am just a butler" Colonel Mustard: "What on earth are you doing?" "A little, my teacher "In the Victorian era, in upper and middle class families, it was the hero 's order to have houses filled with vassals. The title includes male servants, chefs, maids, housekeepers, coachmen and chefs. Among these servants, the highest rank and highest reward is a butler. All of us may have a tall and thin man stereotype, but he opened the door and said, "Are you ringing?" The real obligation of the housekeeper and responsibility The list shows that he is a very demanding person. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease One of the most powerful political poems of the 20th century was written by politically contradictory figures. William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) began his career in the late Victorian. The art of that era is usually romantic than the world. Here the word "spelling" makes sense. In 1887, Yeats became an Assistant to Russian mysterious lady Brabatsky and assistant. Throughout his life he has been involved in various spiritual practices, from learning to automatic writing. His early poem features Celtic myth and his passion for the Gaelic legend - for example the famous lyrics "Bingley Lake Island" and "The Song of Anglos". At the time, nationalism was widely distributed in Ireland in various forms, but Yeats liked his romantic literary nationalism and his great love, actor, and activist Migonne's new uprising nationalism. Her beauty attracted him, and her enthusiasm also repaired him. William Butler Yeats (1865-1939) stood at a turning point between the Victorian era and modernism, and these contradictory tendencies affected his poem. Yeats' family was born in Dublin, moved to London at the age of two, and lived there until 16 years old. Traditional Irish songs and stories of his mother, and a holiday visit to Sligo brought Ireland closer. Yeats studied at the Metropolitan Academy of Arts in Dublin, and his first poetry was published in 1889. His earliest book uses Romanticism and the ideals of the Raffaello faction and a wonderful "Celtic Mystery". However, more and more nationalistic political participation had a great influence on the style of his poetry. His words become mediocre, his grammar is nearer, his poetry structure does not change.

William Butler Yeats' poem William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet, playwright, and essayist - one of the greatest British poets of the 20th century. (Ye Zhi 1) His early poetry and theater got ideas from Irish fables and esoteric studies. (Ellman 1) When Ye Zhi wrote about his country he used nationalism to avoid themes of oppression, social division and solidarity. The Irish nationalist Yeats uses the three poems "The Coming Soon", "September 1913", "Europe 1916", through the theme, emotion and figurative words to express feelings about the Irish independence war I expressed it. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life, thought to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The detailed paragraph is not Octavian of Octavian 's surprising life Nothing. It is on pages 222-236. Anderson It describes a scientific paper by Gitney and Sharpe and a letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavian (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia's smallpox disease William Butler Yeats' poem William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet, playwright, and essayist - one of the greatest British poets of the 20th century. (Ye Zhi 1) His early poetry and theater got ideas from Irish fables and esoteric studies. (Ellman 1) When Ye Zhi wrote about his country he used nationalism to avoid themes of oppression, social division and solidarity. - William Wordsworth can better understand his view on the destruction of nature in his poem "A line written in early spring." Through anthropomorphization, he shows nature life-like and entertains life. However, human beings are still destroying what they call "the sacred plan of nature" (8). The whole poem is about the interaction between nature and man. Wordsworth is obviously not satisfied with human beings making it to the world. William Butler Yeats is often considered an important literary voice of the Irish independence movement and his poem reflects the political identity inspiring struggle and sacrifice. The support of Ireland's future by Yeats must come from past ideas. He placed a Republican hero on the pedestal and praised the nationalists' struggle spirit. In his poem "The Rose Tree", Yeats had a fictitious dialogue between two prominent leaders of the Irish independence movement, Padreig Pierce and James Connolly. This poem says:

Enlightenment awareness was the growth of ideas of European thinkers of the 1600s. The spread of enlightenment was the result of the scientific revolution of the 1500s and 1600s. Therefore, rationality is necessary to distribute human rights. It is also coming from the need to tackle social, political and economic issues. Joseph Priestley and Antoine Lavoisier established a modern chemistry framework with Enlightenment. Edward Jenner established a vaccine against smallpox which is a fatal disease. Ekhtiar, Rochelle Suzette. "Enlightenment Novel: Eastern Story of the 18th Century England" 1985, Brandeis University. This study focuses on politics, ethics and social education and examines British Oriental novels in the context of European enlightenment. Investigating the relationship with enlightenment throughout Europe reveals many of its ideological problems shared with other forms of 18th century prose. The image of the oriental of Europe (here restricted to the Middle East) is a complex structure of European thinking. During the Enlightenment Period, we can go back to the middle of the 18th century, mainly about changes in European cultural worldview. The term "enlightenment" means a series of changes in European thinking and writing. When writers, philosophers, and scientists of the 18th century called their activities enlightenment, they broke the past and replaced ambiguity, darkness, and ignorance of European thought with "light of truth" It meant that. Thanks to enlightenment, the 18 th century was a key change point in the history of Europe. Voltaire was a revolutionary actor who promoted religious freedom, scientific thinking, skepticism and experience philosophy using his ideas to attack the established Catholic church. Voltaire was born in 1694 and belonged to the Louis XIV group. At that time, nobility dominated France in an extreme way, and most civilians

Due to the weakness of the immune system, animals are vulnerable to disease and parasites, but strangely, animals that seem to have significant drawbacks by natural selection are not always excluded . This may be because the weakness brings some advantages. This research has been reported in the journal Science, and a strong immune system helps longevity of ewes but also decreases reproductive success rate. Ecologist Andrea Graham and his colleagues at Princeton University studied the ancient varieties found in the Scottish archipelago of St Kilda, Soay sheep. Because of the cold winter and harsh living environment, the last resident of St Kilda has left about 80 years ago. But they left their sheep, management and free roaming. Sheep are no longer selected by breeders, and now they are selected to form research groups that are naturally relatively accessible. And I studied them. Every August, Dr. Graham et al. Calculated parasites and sampled sheep's feces to collect blood from sheep to measure antibody productivity. They discovered that the average life expectancy of the 410 ewives studied was 6 years. Some people have lived for 15 years, and those who died at the age of 3 years or short-lived ewes have a lower antibody concentration than longevity ewes, so their lifespan is short. But why does natural selection not delete them? Dr. Graham said the researchers found this to be a problem: "What do these sheep do with low antibody concentrations?" She stated that the answer is that short-lived ewes are more likely to produce lamb. Those young people are almost twins, almost every year they copy. Longevity sheep do not breed every year "This may be a matter of mere energy balance," Dr. Graham said. "The energy that produces antibodies may reduce the energy that produces the fetus." In the sixteenth century explorers reported pasturelands of African nomads who had received similar genetic techniques to protect their sheep from rambp. The use of smallpox to immunize a human and sheep pox-immunized sheep resulted in solid immunity in both groups, but the post mortality rate after vaccination is a totally toxic disease contraction rather than an attenuated form It was high for. The era of contemporary immunization was born out of Edward Jenner who recognized that in 1796 humans could use vaccinia as a vaccination to prevent smallpox. There is an American old story that father used to tell their boys once. The story explains three kinds of men: wolves, sheep and sheep dogs. Wolves are lonely and strong, they prey on sheep and weak wolves. Sheep was innocent and was eaten by a wolf. Shepherds are strong and reliable, they protect sheep from wolves. As a father, I want to make my son a shepherd. Among my family, I am responsible for the role of a father Masculinity is the source of pride and identity, and also the goal of desire. As a man, I am not good at everyday life and schedule planning, and when I'm old and torn, I will apply socks and patches. However, the following maxims have no room for negotiation. A simple version that we crave is like this: Collective immunization protects the community from infectious diseases by mass vaccination of people with these diseases so that cattle and sheep groups use pure figures to protect their members from predators. The more members of the "group" who are immune to disease, the more they can protect the entire population from the occurrence of disease. Individuals can develop immunity against infectious diseases in two ways: the infection can cause the pathogen or is vaccinated. Because the vaccine can induce immunity without causing disease, it is a relatively safe and effective way to fill communities with anti-patients. Individuals receiving these vaccinations will protect themselves from illness. But this time, we will protect community members who can not receive vaccinations, prevent disease chains from reaching them, and limit potential outbreaks.

Since vaccination, medicine has succeeded in excluding many of the fatal and debilitating childhood diseases so far in countries where childhood immunity is almost universal. Measles, mumps, colds, diphtheria, rubella and polio have undergone proactive immunization campaigns in extreme situations in developed countries; smallpox is actually thought to be totally eliminated from the earth since 1979 No case has been reported ("childhood"). Virus and disease still exists, "But now infants and children are protected by these vaccinations, so we no longer see disease in the laboratory" ("Why childhood vaccines are so Is it important? ") People who support mandatory vaccination not only want to avoid getting sick but also help prevent the spread of diseases to others. Vaccination had a major impact on vaccine preventable diseases in the United States. - The current increase in vaccine rejection in the United States is due to public concern about the apparent safety of the vaccine and despite repeated arguments that they are still associated with autism They insist. Non-medical exemption for vaccines offered by the state is also increasing. This is a serious public health problem, as it is not only the health of individuals who are not vaccinated, but also the welfare of the community. Need to Increase Child Influenza and Immunization In the United States, it is advisable for people over 6 months to receive influenza vaccination 1. Immunization is important for everyone, but some groups, including infants, are at risk of becoming seriously ill. Higher, even higher, death from influenza. Children under 5 years old usually need treatment for influenza. Below 5 Years more than 400 influenza-related children have died in the past 4 years and children under 3 years of age have killed so many children. Influenza treatment in daycare: influence of vaccination requirement National Infectious Diseases Foundation report

In the 14th century, the plague killed almost half of the European population. Pest is a common illness. This disease is also known as "Black Death". Most Europeans believe plague is the beginning of the end of the world. They have little equipment and are not ready to accept anything. This is one of the most serious infectious diseases I have never seen before. The plague of Europe spreads throughout the continent and its population. Pesto began in Western Europe on the west coast of Italy. From the 14th century to the 17th century, the plague returned to Europe and the Mediterranean. Subsequent occurrences of the plague of Italy from 1629 to 1631, the large plague of Seville (1647 to 165), the large plague of London (1665 to 1666), the great plague of Vienna (1679), and the year 1720 It includes notable Marseille. Great plague. Pesto in Moscow in 1772 and -1722. The fatal infection of smallpox, measles, influenza was unprecedented before the Spaniards discovered the new world (the mainland of the United States). Native Americans do not have the immune power to acquire by the long-term exposure of Europeans to disease. Christopher Columbus ended the isolation of the American continent when he sailed under the flag of Spain's Castile in 1492. A fatal epidemic hit the Caribbean Sea. Smallpox wiped out the village within a few months. The population of Hispaniola Island is 250,000 people. Twenty years later, the population has dramatically decreased to 6,000 people. In the Middle Ages, the occurrence of glandular plague repeatedly destroyed the population of Europe. The great plague (1665 - 66) was the last major epidemic in London. With that outbreak, an estimated 100,000 deaths corresponded to about 15% of the city's population at that time. As the number of victims begins to increase, the burial ground will be in a competent state and a hole will be drilled to accommodate the dead. These biggest ones are in Aldogate, where it is estimated that more than 1,000 plague victims are buried in anonymous pits. The plague consists of three major pandemics in the history of humankind in recent years; the first pandemic (starting from the Justinian pest of the AD AD 541, Europe and the Middle East in the 6 th and 8 th centuries), the second pandemic (14 th - 19 th century In Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, it started from Black Death in 1346, the third epidemic (from the 18th century to the end of the 20th century, the whole world). Even today, this disease is caused by wild animals It is still prevalent in teeth, especially semiarid deserts in the Central Asia and western part of the United States and in alpine grasslands.In previous publications, the plague between the pest epidemic in Central Asia and the second plague epidemic to Europe We examined the relevance to the introduction possibility.

Black death is a terrible thing in world history, but it is only death and fear. Plague was not only a terrible pandemic but also a transition from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance. It not only changed people's lives at the beginning of the epidemic but also changed the lives of many people and the lives of people today. The plague expands very rapidly in Europe and Asia. It also has a major impact on economics, culture, and religion. It caused widespread persecution of ethnic minorities such as Jews and lepers, influenced people's lives and created a wide range of morbidity uncertain about their daily lives. From the 14th century to the 17th century, the plague returned to Europe and the Mediterranean. Subsequent occurrences of the plague of Italy from 1629 to 1631, the large plague of Seville (1647 to 165), the large plague of London (1665 to 1666), the great plague of Vienna (1679), and the year 1720 It includes notable Marseille. Great plague. Pesto in Moscow in 1772 and -1722. The fatal infection of smallpox, measles, influenza was unprecedented before the Spaniards discovered the new world (the mainland of the United States). Native Americans do not have the immune acquired by Europeans being ill for long periods. Christopher Columbus ended the isolation of the American continent when he sailed under the flag of Spain's Castile in 1492. A fatal epidemic hit the Caribbean Sea. Smallpox wiped out the village within a few months. The population of Hispaniola Island is 250,000 people. Twenty years later, the population has dramatically decreased to 6,000 people. In the Middle Ages, the occurrence of glandular plague repeatedly destroyed the population of Europe. The great plague (1665 - 66) was the last major epidemic in London. With that outbreak, an estimated 100,000 deaths corresponded to about 15% of the city's population at that time. As the number of victims begins to increase, the burial ground will be in a competent state and a hole will be drilled to accommodate the dead. These biggest ones are in Aldogate, where it is estimated that more than 1,000 plague victims are buried in anonymous pits. The plague consists of three major pandemics in the history of humankind in recent years; the first pandemic (starting from the Justinian pest of the AD AD 541, Europe and the Middle East in the 6 th and 8 th centuries), the second pandemic (14 th - 19 th century In Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and Central Asia, it started from Black Death in 1346, the third epidemic (from the 18th century to the end of the 20th century, the whole world). Even today, this disease is caused by wild animals It is still prevalent in teeth, especially in Central Asia and the western American semi-arid desert and alpine grassland.In previous publications, the plague to Europe between the pest epidemic in Central Asia and the second plague epidemic We investigated the relevance to the possibility of reintroduction.

Historically, especially during the colonization of the New World, the treatment of Native Americans has always had problems. However, when some Europeans colonize to adopt a nice and compassionate attitude towards Native Americans, the treatment of indigenous peoples is generally not humanitarian. Native Americans died not only by settlers but also by diseases brought to the New World by explorers who had no immunity to them. In some cases, the entire tribe has been eliminated due to diseases such as smallpox. American Recently, Pocahontas (Gabriel, 1995) tried to use contemporary methods to represent Native American. According to the true story of Pocahontas, in 1609, European settler named John Smith, 28 years old was rescued from death by Pocahontas. 11 years old. Disney studio reproduces the original story and tries to adjust it to suit the Disney audiences. They strengthened the romantic story between the wind and John Smith. Pocahontas is the 33rd movie produced by Walt Disney Animation in 1995. Disney hyacinth focuses on the native American culture and the way Americans settled in their village Powhatan, now known as Virginia. Indeed, Pocahontas' movie is based on the brave Powhatan women's true story whose original name was Matoaka, who helped bring peace to her people and settlers trying to settle in their land. Disney movies were inspired by the story of Matka, so they made animated versions. This film is highly appreciated for its excellent animation and music, but in addition to that it has been criticized for its historical inaccuracy. Roy Disney is a partner and co-founder of Walt Disney Company and he said their movies are responsible, accurate and respected. However, Powhatan Nation is not satisfied with the result of the movie. Because some parts of the actual story have been changed by the name of the entertainment.

Stalin Stalin was formerly known as Iosif Vissarionovich Dzhugashvili, but was born on December 21, 1879 in Gori, Caucasus, Georgia. He is the only one of the four children surviving in early childhood. His father, a failed shoe shop, Vissarion Dzhugashvili drank alcohol and entered the factory of Tiflis and died in 1890 because he was injured in the battle. However, his mother, Ekaterina maintains a family reunion by care for young Joseph through various diseases such as washing and sewing, domestic work, and smallpox and sepsis, so the life of the left arm is slightly I am paralyzed. Joseph Stalin Joseph Stalin was born in Gori, Georgia on December 21, 1876. Joseph Staslinovich Ozhungashvili named Joseph Stalin means "World Book 825". His father's name is Vissarion Ivanovich Djugashvili. His father was drunk and worked as a shoemaker. Joseph's father did not earn much money for Joseph's mother Ekaterina Gleladaz Djugaholi so he later became a laundered woman to help support her family. - Joseph Stalin's official terrorist rule ended with his death in 1953, but the influence of his authoritarian rule continued for many years. His persistent control over the people of the former Soviet Union is still paralyzed in several brainwashing minds. In the article "The Death of Stalin" and the movie "Russian War - Blood on the Snow", Stalin is depicted as a real monster and it should be remembered as follows. Joseph Stalin Sterling was one of the most powerful and ferocious dictators in history, and for the quarter century Stalin was the best ruler of the Soviet Union. Leadership style Stalin conducted a 12-year campaign for the Bolshevik party before the Russian revolution in 1917. After Stalin joined, he retained the military leadership position during the Russian Civil War and the Soviet Polish War. Stalin did not let people follow people's leaders, but he forced others, he used - as a little boy, manipulating Stalin forever for damaging smallpox, and he used a few He had a deformed arm. He always felt something unreasonably treated throughout his life, which led to his longing for greatness and respect. Stalin is really bad, and everyone will tell him he will use the police and other resources to kill or remove the photo. Stalin sent millions of people to the forced labor camp. Among the 18 million people sent to the camps, many died (sometimes more than half) on the way, or people who are inadequately treated Joseph Stalin was born on 21 December 1877 in Ekaterina Georgievna and Visarion Ivanovich Jugathvili (seat 790). Stalin's father, Visarion was a drunken and cruel man for his young son. Stalin's mother, Ekaterina, is a laundered woman to feed this family. Stalin was the only child because the first three children of Vissarion and the children of Ekaterina died soon after their birth. When Stalin was young, he suffered from small pox, so his face was forever scared. His first school was a church in elementary school in Gori (Marrin 825)

William Butler Yeats is a man known for his extraordinary work in the 19th century and is considered one of Britain's greatest poets. Yeats is a knowledge-rich poet born before his era. In his poems and literary works he combined techniques and styles to express his meaningful idea. Yeats became a pioneering poet with revolutionary style and content in all his works. Among these analyzed poems, Yeats shows how he is truly unique through his innovative use of style and content. As the Yeat became more notarized for his work and poetry in his community, the unique style and content of his lyrical structure began to become famous. By the beginning of the 20 th century, his style of poetry became notarized, which was imitated and imitated by poets of other lyrics of his time. Imitation of another poet by his poem began to disappoint him as he wrote an original poem that fully explained his dilemma and intention. The poem "A Coat" shows a perfect example of how Ye Zi's poem was personalized at this stage. In this verse, Yeats did not use abundant explanations about nature, or devices like Concord and consonance that relied on poetry. This poem shows how style and content are indivisible, how Yeats evolves and changes the style and content of his poet as he mature (Mann Neil) The theme of "Court" is essentially to announce that he completed the style of his earlier poetry. In the first section of the poem, the word "song" he chose means that his poetry symbolizes his "coat", in which he "embroidered" the "old myth" . He says that his poem is decorated with an ancient mythological story. It is written in the second part of the poem "But a fool caught it and wore it in the eyes of the world. William Butler Yeats: Modernist William Butler Yeats is an Irish poet of the 19th century. William Butler Yeats was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1865. He was educated in Dublin and London and in 1877 wrote his first passage (nobelprize.org). He wrote many poems in his life and was considered to be the most influential poet of his time. He is very influential in the modernist era. William Butler Yeats is one of the most famous poets of the 19th century. - The paragraphs described are on pages 222 - 266 of M. T. "Life without a surprising Octavian". Anderson It explains the scientific papers by Gitney and Sharpe and the letter from Dr. Trefusis, a document about the death of Cassiopeia, a memoir written by Octavia (a poem written by Theoginis). These pages start with Smallpox disease of Smallpox, Octavian 29-year-old mother, Cassiopeia William Butler Yeats is a man known for his extraordinary work in the 19th century and is considered one of Britain's greatest poets. Yeats is a knowledge-rich poet born before his era. In his poems and literary works he combined techniques and styles to express his meaningful idea. Yeats became a pioneering poet with revolutionary style and content in all his works. Among these analyzed poems, Yeats shows how he is truly unique through his innovative use of style and content. If William Butler Yeats and William Blake did not study William Blake, Yeats's research will be very useful for Blake's research, so William Butler Yeats's research will be incomplete. The two poets are ruthlessly connected. Helping Black's research, Yeats was able to find a clearer poetic voice. Yeatsu respect and understand that blacks do not have parallel works in the Yeats days. When his father handed the book to black, Yeats read black for the first time when he was 15 or 16 years old. Yeats writes in his article "William Black and Imagination" as follows. "When people read black, it's like an inexhaustible beautiful fountain blown off by our face Shang (Ye Zhi, prose xxx)"

The era of exploration will bring Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas together. There are biology and culture mainly in exchange. In bio-exchange, they exchange plants, animals and diseases. In cultural exchange, they exchange goods, technology and creativity. Communication begins to affect all continents In the Middle Ages, several European missionaries went to China to introduce ideas about Christianity. In the era of Europrean exploration, they traveled to Africa and the Americas. Unlike settlers and explorers, their main purpose is to persuade local people to accept their beliefs. (Motivation is "God, glory, and money") From the 16th century, the European countries began to spread to other parts of the world. The motivation of Europeans is trade and wealth that can be earned through trade between Asia and the East. Since the monarchy of Europe is stable, the monarch can concentrate on the expansion In the era of exploration, these two fundamental factors influenced the efforts of Europeans. The era of exploration characterized by remarkable discoveries, huge conquests etc will almost eliminate these rich cultures and civilizations. In triangular trade, when they trade food products and goods, they also trade illness. When Columbus came back from the Americas, he returned illness to Europe like syphilis. In the era of exploration, diseases such as smallpox and Itachi spread all over the world. Many people die from illness. There are also many slaves who died or were dead on their way to the Americas. Indigenous peoples also have many things. Trading and discovering it brings many diseases. In the boat, the slaves also starved and committed suicide. In addition, because everyone did not have sufficient water, they abandoned slaves Criterion 5: Prove an understanding of how humans are exploring the earth during the era of exploration. Long-lasting understanding: Human exploration brings positive and negative results. The physical system of the earth affects the interaction between global exploration and culture. 3.5.1 Survey and interpret criteria using geographic information sources 6: Show understanding of the relationship between geophysical features and human activities. Sustainable Understanding: The natural environment of the earth has a great influence on residents. You can use geographic information on the physical system to create a relevant security plan in the event of a natural disaster. 3.6.1 Geographical sources (eg maps, Potential impact means a negative and positive impact on the quality and quantity of biological and abiotic factors in the physical environment. This study focuses on the adverse effects of oil exploration activities on coastal ecosystems. The coastal boundary is limited to 50 meters below the average sea level and 50 meters below the coastline. It includes coral reefs, intertidal areas, estuaries, coastal aquaculture and seaweed communities (Millenium Ecosystem Assessment, 2003: 54). Given the environmental impacts associated with oil and gas exploration, it is clear that actual environmental regulations are essential for managing and mitigating environmental impact.

The myth of Hernan Cortes is "from behind." [1] False or very incorrect beliefs are based on sects. A series of myth is strongly governed the hearts of many people, and Central America north a number of parts of the "Native American", "pure" or "mixed" has resulted in the inferiority of the offspring. The believer conquered the "Aztec empire." This article will try to break one of the myth; that is, Cortes is a very brave and intelligent people who have completed the most miraculous feats. The arrival of Hernan Cortes to Mexico was the beginning of the end of the indigenous people. The heritage and influence of Hernan Cortes are signs of compression, destruction, and bloody blood of greed. Since he destroyed the capital of Azteca and its culture, he and his people could gain their wealth. They do not accept the "savage" religious beliefs of local people, so they are constantly changing them. This will also bring smallpox and other foreign plague gifts. His presence only brings harm and historical knowledge to local people. Hernando Cortes was born in 1485 as a Spanish aristocrat (he is sometimes called Hernan). Cortes is an educated person and has studied law at the University of Salamanca for a while. In 1504, his 19 - year - old Cortez departed to the Spanish Hispaniola colony (modern Haiti and the Dominican Republic). In 1511, Cortez participated in an expedition to conquer Cuba. Then in 1519, Cortes led an expedition to the mainland of Mexico. There were only about 600 men at Hernando Cortes, but he was able to conquer Aztecs. Spaniards have several advantages. They have guns. They also have horses (animals that the Aztecs do not know). The claim that I saw a Spanish cavalry is terrible. Spaniards also have steel armor and weapons (Aztec people do not know about steel). In addition, the Aztecs were hurt by passive attitude towards killing the Spaniards. They want to capture that their enemies will not kill them in battle so they can sacrifice them later. To make matters worse, people dominated by Aztecs hate their owners. In 1518, the man named Hernán Cortes was the head of the Spanish fleet who explored Mexico in accordance with the order of the Republic of Cuba. Cortes has heard that Mexican cities, especially Aztec temples, are full of gold, so when Cuba issued an order to change the route, Cortes decided to continue the duty. He is not going to abandon his campaign, as this means that he is intentional and dedicated to one's head. Several people on March and he saw that Aztecs had more people than Cortez could handle. At the moment many people think that Cortez is crazy and does not like his infidelity to the Cuban government, so they plan to return to Cuba on a boat, but they complain. He knows that striker is the only way to not come back.

The European ship began sailing mainly in the South Australian waters in the 18th century. Colonialists are seeking access to good water, evacuation centers, fish and they have developed a direct influence on indigenous peoples because they have developed economics and lifestyle habits. interference. This is also indispensable for indigenous people. Australia is thought to quietly "settle" without dispute with indigenous peoples. This view is believed to maintain the concept of "ownership" and has been greatly revised in recent years. Initially, the indigenous people believed that the Europeans of the 1700s had died of relatives' spirit due to their thin skin. Soon the image of the Europeans changed as they left home and killed some. Other indigenous people died of diseases such as smallpox and measles. There are only about 206,000 Aboriginal people in Australia, but it accounts for about 1% of the population. Some indigenous peoples still live together because their ancestors do it with their customs, beliefs and words. Until the Australian Constitution changed in 1967, most or all of the tradition was lost, but since it was excluded from society, the Aboriginal people were voted and benefited from the service. Aboriginal people lived in Australia for thousands of years before the arrival of the Europeans. When the British arrived in Australia, they suffered a lot of damage. When Captain Cook visited in the late 18th century, it was estimated that there were around 750,000 Aborigines. By the 1920s, this figure was reduced by about 90%. There was a violent clash between the initial residents and settlers. However, the majority of the deaths were caused by the gradual acquisition of diseases that Europeans brought to Australia and the land of the farm and the place of residence. British farming methods, such as the use of barbed wire, disturb traditional Australian lifestyles and invite further violence between British colonists and Aboriginal people. Introduction of sheep and rabbits destroyed environment, food sources, hunting grounds. Settlers often kill indigenous peoples invading their "land". Many natives lived in the town and tried to make a living When the first Europeans arrived in Australia in 1788, the indigenous people lived in a well-known group in Australia. The first governor of New South Wales was ordered to deal with Aboriginal people appropriately. The settlers in Europe regard Aboriginal people as "barbarians of aristocrats". Early Europeans thought that Aboriginal people are respected and should benefit from European contacts. Native culture has an important link between land and people. They think they belong to this land, and instead the Europeans think the land is theirs. Indigenous people respect and protect the natural environment. They live in tribes of hunters and collectors. They only get what they need from the land. Indigenous people often walk to replenish the land

Vaccines have been used to prevent disease for centuries and have saved the lives of countless children and adults. The smallpox vaccine was first invented in 1796 and since then the use of the vaccine continues to protect us from numerous life-threatening diseases such as polio, measles, whooping cough etc. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2010) ensures that scientists conduct extensive testing of vaccines and that they must be approved by the Food and Drug Administration before use in order to confirm that the vaccine is effective and safe I will. The vaccine is not 100% effective and there is no side effect of any vaccine, but the vaccine has undergone a rigorous safety test. Science repeatedly proved that the vaccine does not cause autism. "Some people think that mercury preservatives in vaccines cause problems, but they do not," Wilson said. "The mercury content of tuna cans is higher than the mercury content of all children's vaccines." However, some vaccines may have other side effects. "Ideal vaccines are effective, safe and convenient," Wilson said. "We have not got a perfect vaccine yet, but approved vaccines are very safe." The most common side effects such as pain and redness at the injection site are mild. No vaccines cause autism. This possibility was announced after a paper published by a British doctor in 1998 which claimed that MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccines were found to be associated with autism. Potential links were explored thoroughly; after research, we found that there was no such relationship, and the original "lancet" which first officially announced it was the first study in 1998 We retracted. The possibility of association between conservative thiomersal and autism used in several vaccines was also investigated; again, no such association was found. This is not surprising. Despite the large scale of many anti-vaccines, there is no evidence that autism is associated with vaccines. Autism may be caused by a range of genetic and environmental factors, but since it is such a broad category, we really do not know what happened Although we are discussing environmental factors, it is worth repeating that vaccines do not cause autism. Because there is no relationship between autism and vaccines, few have investigated these issues thoroughly and comprehensively (there is a short list of documents here and an extensive list is here). Marketing campaigns and articles that plant fear with autism should be treated with caution (see our cartoon series on this topic). There are more autistic diagnoses over the years as described herein. This may be related to almost everything that has been used or consumed for many years. GMO, WiFi, iPhone sales, buckwheat and keel consumption, organic food sale etc. When reading such articles, please focus on data beyond relevance. Is there evidence that someone is really causing another person? Who is interviewing? Do you have a reputable medical institution that supports article discussion?

The virus changed its way of life. All life forms can be divided into two states. One for storage and the other for duplication of information (Levine 1992). They copy their skills and their copying abilities and live in a world between life and non-life. Viruses are inherent in tissues and their characteristics are the life process and the secret of life (Levine 1992). Almost from the origin of life, viruses can exist in living creatures (Levy, Owens 1988). In many respects whether the virus is biological or non-biological is a philosophical point of view that does not have a practical meaning. In addition to humans, few organisms are capable of damaging the lives of humans, animals and plants. Smallpox, polio, burdock, foot and mouth disease virus are known to have catastrophic effects on humans and animals. It is rarely known that a large number of plant viruses can cause complete malfunction of major crops. In a simple virus teaching, whether or not it is DNA or RNA is whether it is DNA or RNA, and whether it is double stranded or single stranded, I have defined the frivolous definition of virus " It is used as a certain nucleic acid. The gift package is in fact a protein capsid which is always encoded by the virus and may or may not contain a lipid coating from the host. Viral nucleic acids are replicated and viral proteins are synthesized using host cellular processes. In many cases, the virus also encodes several enzymes necessary for its replication, a well-known example being the RNA virus reverse transcriptase. This virus is not a creature. Viruses are complex combinations of molecules such as proteins, nucleic acids, lipids, carbohydrates, etc. Before invading living cells, they are powerless. Without cells, viruses can not breed. Therefore, the virus is not a creature. When a virus encounters a cell, a series of chemical reactions occur and new viruses are produced. These steps are totally passive, ie they are predetermined by the nature of the molecules making up the virus particles. This virus actually does not do anything. In many cases, both scientists and nonscientists condemn the behavior against viruses such as recruitment, display, destruction, avoidance, exploitation. These terms are incorrect because viruses are passive and are completely affected by their environment. From single-celled organisms to humans, viruses affect all lives on the planet and usually determine what is alive. However, the virus itself is constantly evolving. New viruses like HIV - 1, which cause AIDS, are the only biological entities that researchers are actually witnessing and provide real - time examples of behavioral evolution. Virus is essential to life. They are boundaries that will change between biology and biochemistry. As we continue to elucidate the genome of more and more organisms, the contribution of this dynamic old-fashioned gene pool should become obvious. The Nobel laureate Salvador Luria pondered the influence of the evolutionary virus in 1959. "In the virus, we observed that units and processes evolved to be the basis of all living cells in the process of combining with cellular genes and reappearing them, a genetic model?"

Helen was very healthy at birth. In the 19 months she became blind and ashamed. Helen's parents have to worry about a number of diseases such as scar scarlet fever, meningitis, smallpox, tuberculosis. Helen discovered the use of the word behind her house, where there was a pump well in the spring of 1887. In June 1904, Helen graduated with the honor from Radcliffe. Annie Sullivan is a woman who tells Helen how to read and write. Annie Sullivan is from the Perkins Institution for the Blind. Read Helen in Braille. She also used a grooved plate to place a sheet of paper on the cardboard and write it with square letters. Helen became the best friend of Alexander Graham Bell, his mother and his wife are blind and blind. Helen also went to Cambridge Young Girls School and went to the Light Humason School in New York. In other words, as Helen Keller has influenced millions of people, it is important to me. Helen helps other blind and hearing impaired. She has helped many people live longer. Helen Keller resolved her challenge and overcame it. She is also making up her mind. Helen Keller is my hero Consider today's donation if you share our goals with the heroes between us and create a positive change for people all over the world. The MY HERO project is a desire paradise - a collection of inspiration and the best celebration of humanity. MY HERO can continue to grow as our employees and millions of people all over the world are helping people like you. Thank you for your donation Helen Keller's efforts to show the way for the deaf, foolish and blind people are encouraging. Helen Keller talked about socialism; Helen Keller conveyed the benefits of copper strikes; Helen Keller scoffed at the American Constitution; Helen Keller was poor in these respects. She exceeded her depth. She talked about obstacles to restrictions, and there are not many decisions or science to overcome. Her knowledge is almost pure theory, it must be, unfortunately the world and its problems are very practical. In this article I chose Helen Keller. The reason why I chose is very simple. I admire Helen Keller because she is a distinctive woman who is blind and blindly foresighted, in spite of her obstacles. She is no doubt a good person to help others help herself. The opportunity to work hard for prosperity and inner satisfaction is whether Helen is a woman or a woman. Iliad has several women who are not representatives or who can not make changes. This book is based on the Helen War, this is female Helen, she does not control her position directly in battle. "Helen Keller said he encountered many obstacles in his life (" fun "). Most people, especially with disabilities, are not dedicated to helping others, but Helen Keller is another problem. A few months ago, Helen Keller was diagnosed as a disease causing her to be blind and hearing impaired. Helen Keller is a hero Helen Keller imagines that he can neither see nor hear it in life, and he does not know how to communicate with the surrounding people. The dark world is Helen Keller who lives for 6 years. Since her six years of age, Helen Keller has become a source of inspiration for people. From 1886 to 1960, she proved himself a creative and moving American woman. She is a writer and lecturer, fighting for the rights of disadvantaged people all over the world. Most importantly, she overcame the two greatest Helen Keller who changed the culture of hearing, hearing impairment, blindness. She encourages so many people to go beyond their limits, and shows that even girls everyone calls "dumb" will not stop there. Keller was born in Tuscany, Alabama, a small town in Ivy Green. On July 27th 1880, she was a very ordinary baby what she could see and see. She was very sick until she was 19 months old. She is called "wild child"

In the 16th century, Spanish conquerors conquered the new world across the Atlantic Ocean and conquered local people. Although these early exploration of Spain can gain vast territory and wealth. There were many conquerors during this period, but one of the most famous conquerors was Francisco Pizarro. Francisco Pizarro helps spread Spanish and culture in Peru and many other countries. The era of exploration was from the 15th century to the 17th century. Francisco Pizarro is the son of a Spanish gentleman who served as a shepherd when he was young. He became a soldier and in 1502 went to Hispaniola with the new Spanish New World colonial governor. Pisaro worked for Spanish conquistor Alonso de Ojeda while traveling to Colombia in 1510 and to Pacific Ocean in Vasco Nunez de Balboa in 1513. Listening to the legend of South America's enormous Indian civilization, Pizarro and the conqueror Diego Dial Tuna set sailing from Panama to the west coast of South America in 1524. The first exploration only took place today in Ecuador, but the second expedition reached today's Peru. So they listened to the direct information about the Inca Empire and got relic relic. The Spaniard probably named the land that will follow the River Ville Peru. Spanish explorers met three major civilizations in the New World: today's Peruvian Inca, Maya and Central America Maya and Azteca. The enormous wealth of gold and silver, a complex city comparable to or even beyond Europe, and the amazing artistic and scientific outcomes - the conquistor was surprised at what they found. Spain's conquest in the New World was promoted by three G, Gold, Glory, and the Gospel. In his efforts to collect wealth, Columbus (and later conquerors) slapped and destroyed local residents. The number of these Native Americans dramatically decreased due to the fight against colonial forces and the occurrence of diseases in which local people did not have innate immunity. Local people were infected with malaria, smallpox, measles from Europeans, but infected intruders with syphilis by pathological communication. Columbus discovered the new world, but the Spanish conquerors almost destroyed Native Americans, but brought new hope for the people persecuted in Europe. With the courageous efforts of Western civilization, the world is not round and flat, Western civilization spread to the west. In the 16th century, Spanish conquerors conquered the new world across the Atlantic Ocean and conquered local people. Although these early exploration of Spain can gain vast territory and wealth. There were many conquerors during this period, but one of the most famous conquerors was Francisco Pizarro. Francisco Pizarro helps spread Spanish and culture in Peru and many other countries. - ... (http://www.biography.com/people/emilio-aguinaldo-9177563?page=20) The Philippine Army is not strong; they are good at breaking well-trained and well-equipped US forces Degrees also failed. . When they learned that Emilio Aguinaldo could not accept the American team, they did a new strategy, guerrilla warfare.

Between 1840 and 1950, more than 53,000 people visited the Oregon Trail. Native Americans' exposure to diseases such as smallpox and diphtheria kill a large number of tribes and this is the reason for the fierce confrontation between the indigenous peoples and the Europeans when the settlers invade the tribal land. The Land Donation Act is a government subsidy of land that distributes 20 acres of land for white men and 640 acres of land for married white couples, and the expansion of the West and the idea of ​​"acquiring the fate of the United States" We are promoting. To promote British claims, this promotion of immigrants and families also enabled the United States to strengthen control over Oregon. The Oregon Trail is one of the land traveling routes where pioneers crossed North American continent tracks to settle in a new area of ​​the United States in the 19th century. The Oregon Trail helped the United States achieve a cultural goal of "destiny of destiny" and build a wonderful country spreading over the continent of North America. The Oregon Trail passes over 2,000 miles to the west of the track trail and later becomes the six states of the United States (Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon) Extend. . Between 1841 and 1869, the Oregon Trail carried colonists to the current Northwest and West Coast regions of the United States. When the first transcontinental railroad was completed in 1869, this trail is no longer used for long distance travelers. The Oregon Trail Oregon Trail is the route that American immigrants moved to the west in the mid-nineteenth century. Along this route, settlers will face many challenges like Indian attacks, raging weather, difficulty of terrain, and many diseases. These tasks were hard work, but in the end nearly 400,000 people will follow this path. The origins of the Oregon Trail can be traced back to Native American and early catchers. When roaming at the border, the two teams often cross the road. In 1742, a Canadian explorer, Pierre Gaultier de Varennes, took a walk through Wyoming's promenade. After 62 years, Lewis and Clark's expedition will come back with this clue to make people more famous. Finally, in 1822, Robert Stewart and a group of explorers walked along a small radial 1843: The first large immigration along the Oregon Trail occurred in 1843 and caused a violent collision with white settlers who were walking the Oregon Trail by train to the Indians around the Oregon Trail. Please come to various diseases. Modods feel the influence of new immigrants on their land and are among the most famous tribes of American Indians. Let's discover a large number of photos about the theme of the famous Native American tribe (such as the country of Modoc). The picture shows various Indian tribal costumes, war paint, weapons, and accessories such as the Modoc tribe. This can be a really useful educational resource for children and children of all ages. - A wonderful social survey homework resource for kids

Comparison of Judith Johnson 's pattern of dusty willow with Sally Daniels In this article I will play in the spring of 2004 written by "Willow pattern" written by Judith Johnson and Sarah Daniels. Dust was done in the spring of 2003. The willow pattern is a very patriotic culture, Oriental Chinese, the status and the royal family are very important. The full text has been demonstrated through dialogue with Mother of Mandarin or Ta-Jins, and it has become clear that the social class played an important role at that time. Judith Johnson of death, a bedridden, 86-year-old, a lonely woman possesses her ancestral land Greenacre. Her doctor and friend Ficky ​​visited her every week and was highly appreciated by Johnson. Johnson is very afraid of pain and depends on Fiki to relieve her anxiety and pain. A few months before her death, she handed Greenacre to Ficky ​​at 5000 dollars. Greenacre's current fair market price is $ 125,000. Johnson survived two children and six grandchildren. Johnson 's children challenged the validity of the contract. Does Ficky's inappropriate impact need to declare the contract invalid? Description Sarah and Michael Johnson's son Johnson grew up in Litchfield. His father was a rural bookstore sufficient to serve as the sheriff of the town in the year Samuel was born, but his situation became more and more nervous as his son grew. Samuel is a weak baby suffering from disease. He was infected with scrofula (lymph node nodule) from a wet nurse, one eye was almost blind, the other eye was myopia, one ear was hearing impairment, the face and neck's own disease And it was manipulated. He is also infected with smallpox. These early and traumatic conditions predict that ongoing physical discomfort and health characterize the whole of his life. Daniel Hale Williams was born on January 18, 1985 in Hollisburg, Pennsylvania. His parents are Daniel Williams and Sarah Williams with eight children. His father is a hairdresser and his father is very religious and proud. However, he died of tuberculosis in 1867 when Daniel was just 9 years old. So Sarah and her children moved to Baltimore to live with their relatives. Because they are poor families. Daniel was forced to work when he was very young. He became a shoe store, became an apprentice of a shoe store, and for three years he was also a worker on a lake boat. He studied at the rabbit classical laboratory in 1877. After graduating there, he and his sister began searching for work opportunities. He and his sister found a job at Janesville, Wisconsin. And they all started working at a barber shop. While working at a barber shop, Daniel met the surgeon Henry Palmer, the leading doctor in the state of Wisconsin.

I am waiting for healing to be discovered. This list is almost limitless, but here are some examples of the main species that are important for discovery for 10 years: rabies (dog, rabbit), smallpox (cattle), anthrax (sheep) treatment. 20th century: cardiac catheterization (dog, rabbit), rickets treatment (dog). 1920 's: I found insulin (dog). 1930 's: development of modern anesthetic (dog), prevention of tetanus (horse), development of anticoagulant (cat). 1940's: treatment of rheumatoid arthritis (rabbit, monkey), discovery of RH factor (monkey), prevention of diphtheria (horse), antibiotics (rats, mice, rabbits etc.), treatment of whooping cough A: Wild animals are not good pets; they are more dangerous and more likely to get sick. Skunks, raccoons, foxes, squirrels, coyotes, wild birds and other wild animals should remain wild; if they are injured, they should be taken care of by licensed wildlife rehabilitationists. Zoo animals (including lions and tigers) are also not good pets; these animals may require special care and meals and may be dangerous. It is not a good pet because non-human primates (such as monkeys, chimpanzees) are dangerous and are likely to have a disease that could infect you or your family. First, people can see wild, beautiful, exotic animals. They can see the life and behavior of animals. Secondly, animals have a good living environment at the zoo. They are not hungry because they have food and water. People take care of animals. In addition, animals are safe. People will not kill them. Animals are as close to natural habitats as possible. For example, water and other natural barriers are used to separate animals from animals and visitors. On the other hand, keeping animals in the zoo is harmful to them. These animals are forced to live in an unnatural habitat. Because there is not enough living space in the zoo, animals become unfortunate and feel sick. Similarly, some animals do not breed in the zoo. Secondly, since animals hate nature, they should live freely. In addition, zoo animals live on pressure. The worst thing, zoo animals can not naturally enter the habitat. It is natural for animals. Of course, long life is not always good. However, excellent zoos and similar institutions play an important role in protecting endangered species, paying enough attention to animals and educating people about the nature and value of animals (nonhuman animals and humans For. In fact, we can imagine that many lions, elephants, giraffes, dolphins, with the help of humans, live a better life than their own habitat, even if they are restricted I will. They are not slaves, but in a way they are imprisoned. If their lives are still good, it is difficult to see how people who believe in the autonomy of animals respond. Probably autonomy advocates do not agree with the facts, not theoretical problems, and in most cases I believe that it is unlikely that wildlife will live a proper life under human control. I do not think they are actually right.

Whether the US uses biological warfare in Korea has been a major problem for many years. North Korea and China insisted on using biological warfare against them during the Korean War from 1950 to 1953, and the US government strongly denied these claims. Democratic People's Republic of China and China think that the US government is frustrated with the way of war because it is struggling to repel North Korea and China. President Truman, then President of Truman, did not want to lose the Korean War and wanted to win the victory in the necessary way. US war war in Korea In the 1950s, there was a claim that the United States tested biological weapons in remote areas of North Korea. "The US government has denied allegations of the use of biological weapons, this denial is generally supported by prominent scientists in the Nederm report in the west - people often for human love or social benefit It is difficult to reflect altruistic behaviors or self-indulgence Herman Melville's "Bartleby, Scrivener" attorney performs charity for Bartleby for self-awareness and glory conscience. As a scriber of his law firm, Bartleby worked efficiently at the beginning of his work. Biological weapons are often referred to as "introductions of war". They are called this because they are cheap and powerful. By definition, biological weapons are "every weapon that can be used in biological warfare" (WordNet Search - 3.1). Another definition of biological weapons is "Biological weapons include any biological or toxin that exists in nature that can be used to invalidate an opponent or kill or interfere an opponent" It is like that. Smallpox, ricin, anthrax are biological weapons. - Chemical weapons Nuclear bombs may be considered when the vast majority of people think about the threat of weapons of mass destruction. Nuclear weapons indeed bring significant risks to our country and the modern world, but their development is expensive and most terrorist organizations are inaccessible. Chemical weapons, on the other hand, are more widely used all over the world, and usually can be manufactured from commercially available materials. Biological warfare (BW) - also known as a bacteriological war - is a biological toxin intended to kill or inactivate humans, animals or plants as a war act or bacteria, viruses, fungi, etc. It is the use of infectious substances. Biological weapons (often referred to as "biological warfare agents", "biological treatment agents" or "biological agents") are organisms or replicates that are replicated or replicated in the victims of the host (viruses not considered as "living" ). . Entomological studies (insects) wars are also considered biological weapons. Unlike nuclear warfare and chemical warfare, this kind of war forms NBC which is an early military pragmatism in the use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) for nuclear warfare, biological warfare and chemical warfare along with biological warfare I will. These are not ordinary weapons, they are mainly used for explosion, kinetic energy or combustion potential.

The extent to which these sources of magic as basic women crime support the idea that magic is essentially a female crime. All sources of information support the view that magic is basically a female crime, but not so much. However, in some countries like Russia, Estonia, Scandinavia there is the only exception, source 10, that men's prosecution is about the same as that of women. Magic became death sentences in New England in the 17th century. Magical madness is caused by a group of girls (Kent 95). Magic is considered a terrible crime in Europe; that punishment is to hang up or bake until death (Dolan 8). Everyone at Salem Village believes in magic, and only a few people are trying to use it (Kent 18). In 1692, panic at Salem Village is a major event in American history and will never be forgotten. - A series of terrorist attacks over 300 years ago, the Salem Witch trial, constitutes the darkest chapter in America's history. Initially, the two Salem girls set fire on a hysterical and chaotic wildfire that would consume the innocence of the Salem village. After unnecessary death in 1 year 20 years, the test suddenly stopped. In addition, many of the theories behind terror include the events that are still occurring in the world today. The Salem Witch trial in 1692 deprived dozens of people and was sentenced to 150 prisoners on charges allegedly committed magic. Most of the history of Massachusetts 'history (such as history) in this dark ages is concentrated on women' s victims, but it is not actually a woman who is condemned to be a demon. Five men were also sent for their death, and many more have been prosecuted, but they were not executed. In Massachusetts 'colony, humanity alone was not the target of Puritan' s anger in the trial of Salem Witch. Two dogs were also condemned by magic and killed. As "witches" were criticized, the children insisted that the dogs caused them to cramp somehow In 1693 in 1693, hysteria began to lose momentum. The colonial governor told that his wife was accused of undergoing witch surgery and ordered to end the trial. However, in Salem, 20 dogs and 2 dogs were executed for magic. By refusing testimony, a man was crushed to death by a mountain of stone. No one knows the truth behind what happened in Salem. When magic is removed, other important elements are revealed. In recent years, Salem is seriously affected by Indian attacks. As urban population increases, land becomes increasingly difficult to obtain. Smallpox outbreak occurred at the beginning of the decade. Massachusetts is experiencing some of the worst winter in memory. I can question the motive of young girls themselves. In a society where women, especially young women, do not have power, some girls are unexpectedly drunk and the imagination goes wrong.

Universities' athletics are increasingly similar to professional leagues except for big problems, money. Student athlete brought a lot of income to the National University Sports Association (NCAA), not to mention the athlete's university and fame recognition. However, discussion on whether student athletes should accept university sports benefits continues. Most student athletes may already be told that they are receiving scholarships. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the exercise amount given by the athlete is equal to or even greater than the full time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes should earn enough money to buy clothes, food and supplies that may come from taking 1 dollar from their merchandise. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases.

When I was young, I often go to Marin County as an attractive city of San Rafael to visit my grandparents. My parents pack my older sister and me in the car, and we move north from San Francisco to Novato town. The way to Novato goes through San Rafael. There I am always amazed at a shopping center one mile long through Highway 101. However, once entering the wine country hill, the shopping center became a distant memory, so it also became San Rafael. The mission SanRafael Arcángel was named after Archangel Raphael. At the occurrence of the smallpox in the 1920s, residents of this mission treated thousands of local residents. Originally named task resource, or "Asistencia" in 1817, San Rafael was named complete mission state in 1822. The Hurst Foundation rebuilt the original building that was hit by the plain in 1949. The San Francisco Solano mission named after Peruvian patron saint is the last mission in California. It is said that "eyes of the eyes" above the altar represents the god who watches the church. Sonoma's mission's location intersects many mission paths in northern Alta, California. When California declared independence from Mexico in 1846, the new flag was hung above the church in Sorano, San Francisco. In California, 21 tasks are included, from Sera's first duties at Santiago de Alcala to the mission of San Rafael and San Francisco's northern part of Solano established by Sera's successor in the 1810s and 1820s . Slowly, these missions were tied in a way that later became known romantically as El Camino Real or King's Highway. These are mainly the only route from the mission to the mission from the next day and the road that provides the main contact method of the Spanish authorities in Alta, California. Since he proved to be modern, Sera proved to controversial in his own time. Sera is a passionate and devout person who devoted his life to the conversion of California Indians. He instructs the establishment of work in a lonely way and promotes them before worldly authority with special skills. In a sermon, an audience reported that Sera "drawn a series of shopping streets ... ... habits hit his shoulder."

The war of King Philippe in 1675 was America's annoying war and it was the initial contact between British colonists and Native Americans. Indigenous people have fought for freedom and land, and their culture is safe and healthy. Indigenous peoples have their own religious beliefs, but colonists think they are bigger people and God will play a role by being with them. Indigenous peoples do not believe promises that the UK will be deceived many times and can only expect that indigenous peoples do not believe in English. 1675: 1675 - 1677: The war of King Philippe was named for the Metaphor of the Wampanog group called King Philippe by the British. This war was a battle between colonialists and bloody Indians. During the war of King Phillip, one third of the Caucasian population of the United States was wiped out. This war has proven to be the last battle of indigenous peoples in Massachusetts. The history of invasion in Europe brought about trends such as tuberculosis, cholera, influenza, measles, smallpox etc. The Massachusetts state Indians did not develop immunity to these diseases, resulting in a substantial decline in the population. Exploitation of tax leverage, forced labor, slavery and so on has been part of their history and has influenced Massachusetts state Indians. The war of King Philippe from 1675 to 1667 (aka Metacom's revolt) celebrated the last time Indian in southern New England tried to expel British settlers. The head of Pokunoket led by Metacom calls the UK "Philip of King", and today a band known as Wampanoag Indians joined Nipmucks, Pocumtucks, Narragantets with a bloody riot. It lasted 14 months and destroyed the 12 border towns. The series of events that led to the outbreak of war is not clear yet, but Indian wrath against British has been established since the 1660s. They are increasingly dependent on British commodities, food and weapons, with increasing depletion of fur trade, the sale of tribal land, and colonialists to force Metacom and other leaders to recognize British sovereignty, and Their bargaining power is decreasing. There are also Indian people who pick up weapons, not adapting further. Other countries, including Mohegan, Pequot, Massachusetts, and Nauset Indians, support Britain.

The cost of athletic athletes should be paid. In recent years, the atmosphere of the university's sports has certainly changed. Sports are more than just entertainment and games. College sports is no exception. College sports offers huge income from college income. The National University Sports Association is also a benefactor of university sports. In the case of college students, NCAA violates any form of compensation for anyone. This is because those players were educated; thousands of worth sports scholarships. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the athletes from athletes are equivalent to full-time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes must earn enough money to buy clothes, food, and goods. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past 60 years the vaccine has eradicated smallpox and has helped close to the eradication of polio" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (11 facts on vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases.

University sports is a billion dollar scale industry that has existed for a long time. This number continues to increase as university athletics scores get higher and higher. It's easy: bigger, faster, stronger athletes will generate more money. College college is fair to players, as it has produced a great deal of income throughout the year. College athletes should receive compensation based on university income, clothing sales, lack of expenditure. I think university sports should be considered a profession. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. Today there are more than 450,000 college students and the National University Sports Association (NCAA) is confronted with a tough decision on whether to pay for university students. Many people think that they should believe that many people do not do so. College athletes can contribute as students' athletes from various advantages. Why do they earn more than scholarships and many additional benefits? When discussing salaries of athletic athletes, a special point is whether the weather is like that. Some college athletes think that they do not have time to work so we need to get paid. On the other hand, some athletes think that compensation is paid because there is no need to pay university tuition. However, the best way is to pay contributors to the NC A.A. Because college athlete is very difficult to work, pay should be paid, but he is seriously injured, not money.

Participation in the NCAA (National University Sports Association) competition is a dream of almost all high school students, considering the future as an athlete. In order not to come back, the AAA athlete has earned billions of dollars for this association. This sport dominates their lives; there is no way to earn money, and as students, as athletes, they are more than enough. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. Every year, university athletes became headlines of newspapers and magazines across the country due to their mischief in the court as well as for the achievements in that field. College athletes sacrifice their body, honesty and personality to overcome their opponents. Athletes will give up what they make them feel like they are recognized by coaches, teammates and fans. Players cheat with banned substances that give physical superiority with anabolic steroids and other chemicals (Eitzen 3). Athletes want to work with a team working together and sacrificing to achieve a common goal. We should ask your guess: why? Why did individuals give up so much to become members of the team? The answer lies in organizing university sports at the university. Fans are fascinated by major sports events such as Super Bowl and World Series. Fans are consumed by sports

University sports is a big company. For many universities, sports is a machine that produces cash. Exploited athletes have produced millions of dollars in funds for NCAA and the school and have never seen a penny. In terms of profit, if all contact with the university is canceled, sports as an independent organization may compete with some Fortune 500 companies. So, why is not the player, an important part of the machine, receiving performance corrections? Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. Today there are more than 450,000 college students and the National University Sports Association (NCAA) is confronted with a tough decision on whether to pay for university students. Many people think that they should believe that many people do not do so. College athletes can contribute as students' athletes from various advantages. Why do they earn more than scholarships and many additional benefits? When discussing salaries of athletic athletes, a special point is whether the weather is like that. Some college athletes think that they do not have time to work so we need to get paid. On the other hand, some athletes think that compensation is paid because there is no need to pay university tuition. However, the best way is to pay contributors to the NC A.A. Because college athlete is very difficult to work, pay should be paid, but he is seriously injured, not money.

Conquest Mexico, b. Medellin C. in Spain. 1485; d. He spent 2 December 1547 at Castilleja de la Cuesta near Seville. He married Catalina Xuares for the first time and there was no problem after marriage, and after her death, there was Doña Juanade Zuñiga, the niece of Duke Bejar. There were four children, one son (Martin) and three daughters from this league. His parents are Martín Cortés de Monroy and Catalina Pizarro Altamirano, both belonging to middle class aristocrats, but they are not rich. The arrival of Hernan Cortes to Mexico was the beginning of the end of the indigenous people. The heritage and influence of Hernan Cortes are signs of compression, destruction, and bloody blood of greed. Since he destroyed the capital of Azteca and its culture, he and his people could gain their wealth. They do not accept the "savage" religious beliefs of local people, so they are constantly changing them. This will also bring smallpox and other foreign plague gifts. His presence only brings harm and historical knowledge to local people. Hernando Cortes was born in 1485 as a Spanish aristocrat (he is sometimes called Hernan). Cortes is an educated person and has studied law at the University of Salamanca for a while. In 1504, his 19 - year - old Cortez departed to the Spanish Hispaniola colony (modern Haiti and the Dominican Republic). In 1511, Cortez participated in an expedition to conquer Cuba. Then in 1519, Cortes led an expedition to the mainland of Mexico. There were only about 600 men at Hernando Cortes, but he was able to conquer Aztecs. Spaniards have several advantages. They have guns. They also have horses (animals that the Aztecs do not know). The claim that I saw a Spanish cavalry is terrible. Spaniards also have steel armor and weapons (Aztec people do not know about steel). In addition, the Aztecs were hurt by passive attitude towards killing the Spaniards. They want to capture that their enemies will not kill them in battle so they can sacrifice them later. To make matters worse, people dominated by Aztecs hate their owners.

In the middle of the 16th century, a scientific revolution was born. Modern science was born here, and simple things like thermometers and telescopes are among the most shocking things in history. The new discovery in the scientific community fundamentally changed people's understanding of the world until the end of the seventeenth century. The paradigm shift is happening in every direction. The paradigm shift is a change in the basic assumption that turns the modified idea into another hypothesis. The era of science and mathematics: Joseph - Louis Lagrange developed the metric method and explained the phase of Jupiter's moon and moon. Benjamin Franklin made his experiments electrically. Joseph Priestly discovered oxygen. Edward Jenner developed a smallpox vaccine. A musician and an astronomer William Herschel found Uranus. The nearest painter Beethoven turned into romanticism was Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot (1796 - 1875). In the beginning of his career, he painted a structured landscape, but as he matured in works like memories of Ville d'Avray and Mortefontaine, he created a kind of ambiguity , Showed a more imaginative style. aura Joseph Priestley (1733-1804) gained prestige with countless achievements. Not only is he insightful and wise researcher, he is also known for his unorthodox philosophy and religious doctrine. His contributions include numerous studies of inventions of carbonation, the identification of eight important compounds, and topics ranging from electricity to politics and education. It is difficult to underestimate the influence of Joseph Priestley on science and chemistry. Most of our science today is based on experiments conducted by Priestley. Thomas Jefferson also wrote in the famous British chemist Joseph Priestly. Priestley made an incredible discovery in electricity and light, and developed carbonated water. Priestley combines science with theology, and many anger feel the threat of his view. One of the most unstable views he has is the very high concept that the Bible is compatible with science. Those ideas fascinated Thomas Jefferson naturally, so he became friends with Priestley. When Priestri was destroyed by a mob at home in the UK, he moved to the Atlantic and lived in Philadelphia. Here, he was welcomed and respected, especially Jefferson believed that Priest Lee was a philosopher able to strengthen the natural science of the United States.

I do not believe that everyone is hurting trying to make extra cash unless they violate state or domestic laws. I think that it is unethical and unfair to punish athletes as the National University Sports Association tried to add a few dollars to their bank account. As a college rugby player I know how it feels to be fighting with the income of the university and not having the money to pay for the specific / basic needs of college life. To illustrate this point, we are basically working more than 40 hours a week, as football players and schools are also full time students. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the exercise amount given by the athlete is equal to or even greater than the full time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes should earn enough money to buy clothes, food and supplies that may come from taking 1 dollar from their merchandise. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that leads to lack of money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases.

The arrival of Caucasian migrants to the United States had a major impact on the Native American. Since the indigenous peoples very easily infected with the Europe of the disease, it was exposed to the Europe of the disease is not even once. A slave journey brought small smallpox to the United States. Cherokee did not properly treat the diseases they caught. They will use their traditional treatment with cold flow is the most likely treatment for the disease that has been captured by the people of Europe. Europe 's impacts are direct, extensive and widespread - more than any other ethnic groups who were in contact with Native Americans during colonization and early establishment. Europeans living in Native Americans are often referred to as "white Indians". "They lived in a local community for many years, learned fluent native tongues, attended parliament in their mother tongues, and often fought alongside their mother tongue colleagues." Marriage is done in English, Spanish, French colonial, between English native and European. Given that men are dominant among the early settlers, European men generally marry American Indian women People have lived in America long before white people "discovered". These people are known as Native Americans. Most people lived peacefully on this land for hundreds of years until white migrants began to move west in the early 19th century. When these white settlers encountered the American Indians they brought conviction that eventually led to a great confrontation with indigenous peoples who had their own worth. - American Indians and Native Americans refer to the descendants of indigenous people who have lived on the North American continent for centuries before the European settlers arrived. These indigenous peoples are located in tribes and countries. Each tribe or country holds a long-standing cultural tradition that is influenced by state and environmental indicators, but these indicators are different, so cultural practices of these tribes can not be divided into patterns .

Pathogenic bacteria are microorganisms that contribute to the development of bacterial diseases. In historical context, well-known infections cause epidemics such as plague, smallpox, cholera, typhoid, typhoid, etc. (Wassenaar, 2009). Special medicine called antibiotics is used to prevent or treat diseases. Antibiotics are chemical substances that kill, harm or inhibit the growth of pathogens. The selection of antibiotics by consumers begins with the discovery of penicillin, which plays an important role in medicine. Penicillin is undoubtedly one of the greatest discoveries of human beings **. It must be the hero of our story. In 1907, syphilis could be treated from the death sentences of incurable diseases, but it turned into a terrible illness anyway. Finally late term syphilis finished in 1917. Suddenly there was hope. However, when penicillin appeared in 1943, the game really changed. For nearly a hundred years, the story of syphilis has become a holy grail of medical progress. Before the doctor seeks a small improvement, we are now looking for a big leap. Everyone wants to destroy all diseased silver bullets at once, not a slight increase. We are reviewing the advances of medicine in the 20th century - antibiotics, anesthesia, transplant surgery - and try to apply the same gauge to our brave new world. The discovery of Scottish biologist Sir Alexander Fleming by his enzyme lysozyme (1921) and the antibiotic penicillin (1928) defined a new vision for modern antibiotics. Penicillin contained in Penicillium notatum improves the treatment of bacterial infections such as syphilis, gangrene and tuberculosis. He made a tremendous contribution to medicine through his work on bacteriology, immunology and chemotherapy. His research and his military career study stimulated him to discover natural antimicrobial enzymes in 1921 when he named lysozyme. This substance is contained in tissues and secretions such as mucus, tears, egg white, but it is not effective for strong harmful bacteria. Six years later, due to successful coincidence discovery, he stumbled on penicillin

"Vaccines save lives, fear threatens them, this is a humble message that parents need to hear constantly." - Jeffery Kluger. The seasonal change of some people may be intense. If you do not look after yourself, you will get sick or become sick. Among these people, children are more likely to get sick as their immune system is not fully developed. Many parents do not know that vaccinating their children is a simple solution to childhood illness when the doctor recommends them. Vaccine management is called vaccination. Immunization is the most effective way to prevent infections; the extensive immunization induced by vaccination is the eradication of smallpox and the limited disease such as polio, measles, tetanus etc. in many parts of the world It is the main cause of. The effectiveness of vaccination has been extensively studied and confirmed, such as influenza vaccines, HPV vaccines and varicella vaccines. The World Health Organization (WHO) has reported that licensed vaccines are currently available for 25 preventable infectious diseases Vaccines are often considered the most successful public health interventions designed to date. However, since vaccination, there are people who oppose the vaccine. For years, so-called antiviral therapists have argued that vaccines are ineffective, but there is sufficient evidence that they are effective. They often spread misinformation about vaccines, for example vaccines weaken the concept of the immune system, in fact they work by strengthening the immune response to the target infection. The vaccine can be monovalent (also known as monovalent) or multivalent (also known as multivalent). Monovalent vaccines are designed to immunize against a single antigen or a single microorganism. Multivalent or polyvalent vaccines are designed to immunize against two or more strains of the same microorganism or against more than one microorganism. The efficacy of a multivalent vaccine can be expressed as a Greek or Latin prefix (eg, tetravalent or tetravalent). In some cases, a monovalent vaccine may be preferred for rapid production of a strong immune response.

Participation in the NCAA (National University Sports Association) competition is a dream of almost all high school students, considering the future as an athlete. In order not to come back, the AAA athlete has earned billions of dollars for this association. This sport dominates their lives; there is no way to earn money, and as students, as athletes, they are more than enough. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. Every year, university athletes became headlines of newspapers and magazines across the country due to their mischief in the court as well as for the achievements in that field. College athletes sacrifice their body, honesty and personality to overcome their opponents. Athletes will give up what they make them feel like they are recognized by coaches, teammates and fans. Players cheat with banned substances that give physical superiority with anabolic steroids and other chemicals (Eitzen 3). Athletes want to work with a team working together and sacrificing to achieve a common goal. We should ask your guess: why? Why did individuals give up so much to become members of the team? The answer lies in organizing university sports at the university. Fans are fascinated by major sports events such as Super Bowl and World Series. Fans are consumed by sports

The Salem Witch trial started hunting in Salem, Massachusetts in the beginning of 1692. During this time, a lot of pressure was applied to the colonies of the Massachusetts Bay in the village of Salem, and they strongly believed the devil. A small town not far from Salem recently erupted with smallpox and has fears and doubts about the village of Salem. 9-year-old Elizabeth Paris and 11-year-old Abigail Williams fits the body, takes a strange behavior, and shouts angrily. The doctor looked at the girl and decided that the only explanation was the magic-induced spell. Salem Witch Trial The Salem Witch trial of 1735 was held in the Puritan community of Salem, Massachusetts. Salem 's pastor, Cotton Mather appeared as a pillar of support through trials and eventually became a witch hunter. But his motivation at the beginning of the trial was driven by his Puritan reasoning, which firmly believed the Bible 's law. Cotton Mather used his Puritan to explore God's reason and allow Salem witches to try it. When it finally died, enthusiasm quickly entered the colony of the Massachusetts Bay. In the 1890 's, the Salem Witch trial threatened New England' s religious freedom and conservative faith, the evil existence threatened the political and economic system of the country and gave the reasons for participation in the government. The Salem Witch Trial event in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692, caused the most famous witch trial in the United States. Today these witch trials are known as Salem Witch trials. Over 200 people were condemned by magic. Witches are those who can hurt them with magic, even rolling up milk, licking animals, even causing illness and death in young children (Aronson, Witch Hunt 31). The salmon witches trial is attributed to the rulers of the UK and the French are believed to have started a war.

Chrisamauga Ambrose Bierce 's short story "Chickamauga" by Ambrose Bierce is exploring the American values, especially the identity of American nature. Bills criticized the relationship between America and sacred destiny throughout history through the fate of John Winslow 's "Mountain City" speech, "White Baden" and "Destiny". In the context of short stories, the history of America is one of the "correct" conquests of others. "CHICKAMAUGA" AMBROSE BIERCE (1889) Chickamauga is Cherokee's "bad water", its name is a branch of the tribe, when they were destroyed by smallpox, they lived next to a stream in the northwest corner of Georgia There was. Later historians called Chika Moga Creek "The River of Death" (Morris 56), the battle of the Civil War Chikamoga from September 19th to the 20th of 1863 is "the biggest fight in the Western campaign There was the most bloodshed in the whole war. " The number of two day encounters (Morris 61), allies and allied forces is estimated to be 16,000 and 20,000 respectively (McPherson 674-675). MBROSE BIERCE (born in 1842) who was a farm boys in Indiana in 1861 joined the alliance and participated in this fight, his story "Chickamauga" (1889) tackled the tactical and military aspects of the terrain I explained exactly. But it also captures the fear of war with horrible details. He is "a son of a poor grower", "when I was young." Facts about companions of American short story document, 2nd edition (literary series companion) Ambrose Bierce's "Chickamauga" represents his typical theme, theme and style. His subject often includes civil war and its fear. During the Civil War he participated in many fights, and Bills tried to show real destruction caused by war through his work. His theme is occasionally creepy, but he emphasizes the reality of war. Again, Bills resorted to his own war experiences and let the audience sympathize for their roles. Ambrose Bierce's sentence style includes moving ideas from one character to another. With his own unique theme, theme and style, Bias develops the story of the reader who is interested.

Conquest Mexico, b. Medellin C. Spain. 1485; d. I spent 2 December 1547 at Castilleja de la Cuesta near Seville. He first married Catalina Xuares, and there was no problem after marriage, and after her death, was DoñaJuanadeZuñiga, the niece of Duke Bejar. Four children, one son (Martin) and three daughters appeared in this league. His parents are Martín Cortés de Monroy and Catalina Pizarro Altamirano, both belonging to middle class aristocrats, but they are not rich. At the age of 14, they let his son go to school in Salamanca, but his study bothered him, restrained anxiety and ambitious temperament, and parents returned home for many reasons. I am dissatisfied. Show more ... Cortes, the favorite one of Velázquez at the time, was named the commander, and this choice did not cause any embarrassment either. Cortez entered the company with enthusiasm and energy and sacrificed too many displays. And that is the bulk of the wealth of his equipment expedition. Eleven ships were gathered and armed men equipped and equipped started horses and artillery rides. At the last moment Vilasquez suspected of acting by Cortes tried to stop them leaving. It was too late; after the example set by Quintero, Cortes fell off the coast of Cuba and began to conquer Mexico. His life from his primary career in 1519 is closely related to the history of Mexico readers can refer to other details of articles Mexico, AZTECS and PEDRO DE ALVARADO. As a soldier, Cortez used his Indian war model observed in the Mexican Antilles. And it made him an unforgettable success in the field. India's defense tactics from buildings and walls were new for him, but he quickly saw their strengths and weaknesses, and his decrease in the Tonochtitlan island settlement was not small. He quickly recognized the way Indian food and ambush, which led him to make him successful against the Trax tribe. His investigation is very fast The arrival of Hernan Cortes to Mexico was the beginning of the end of the indigenous people. The heritage and influence of Hernan Cortes are signs of pressure, destruction, and bloody blood of greed. As he destroyed the capital of Azteca and their culture, he and his people could gain their wealth. They do not accept the "savage" religious beliefs of local people, so they are constantly changing them. This will also bring smallpox and other foreign plague gifts. His presence only brings harm and historical knowledge to local people. Hernando Cortes was born in 1485 as a Spanish aristocrat (he is sometimes called Hernan). Cortes is an educated person and has studied law at the University of Salamanca for a while. In 1944 his 19 - year - old Cortez headed for Spanish Hispaniola colonies (contemporary Haiti and the Dominican Republic). In 1511, Cortez joined the expedition to conquer Cuba. Then in 1519, Cortes led an expedition to the mainland of Mexico. There were only about 600 men at Hernando Cortes, but he was able to conquer the Aztecs. Spaniards have several advantages. They have guns. They also have horses (animals that the Aztecs do not know). The allegation that I saw a Spanish cavalry is terrible. Spaniards also have steel armor and weapons (Aztec people do not know about steel). In addition, the Aztecs were hurt by a passive attitude towards killing the Spaniards. They want to capture, their enemies never kill them in battle, so they can be sacrificed later. To make matters worse, people dominated by Aztecs hate their owners. In 1518, a man named Hernán Cortes was the head of the Spanish fleet who was exploring the country of Mexico under the order of the Republic of Cuba. Cortés has heard that Mexican cities, especially Aztec temples, are full of gold, so when Cuba issued an order to change the route, Cortes decided to continue the duty. He is not going to abandon his campaign, as this means that he is intentional and acting in one's head. Several people and he and men marched all night and saw that the Aztecs had more people t

Maharaja Ranjit Singh is the leader of Sikh Empire - his ruling continued from 1801 to 1839. He was born in Kujeongwala, Pakistan on 13th November 1780 and became "Punjabi in Malaysia" at the age of 21. Read more: The Punjab provincial government expresses its French connection by establishing Maharaja Ranjit Singh in this small French village. However, the loss of vision and the lack of education did not prevent him from becoming one of the greatest strategists of his era. Along with his father, he fought his first fight at the age of 10 and fought many fights with Afghans. 5. April 12, 1801 - This is bisakideee - Ranjit Singh won the title of "Mahara" after merging many limiting Sikh groups into one state Ranjit Singh is a secular leader. His troops include talented Hindus, Muslims and European warriors and generals. He hired a European mercenary to train his troops. His first modern Indian army was known as the Ark of Seek Al-Karza. It prevented Britain from colonizing Punjab during his lifetime. Because in Sikhs it is thought that everyone is equal before God. 9. Ranjit Singh has wives of many Sikhs, Muslims and Hindu faiths. Maharani Jindan (Jind Kaur) was his favorite wife and played an important role after his death. 10. He established the historical Gurudwaras - a teenage Sikh senior master, Takht Sri Patna Sahib and his death, Takht Sri Hazur Zahib. 11. Gold and marble works of Amritsar's iconic Golden Temple were completed under his auspices. 12. Kohinoor Diamond, now owned by the Queen of the UK, was once part of Ranjit Singh Treasure. 14. Ranjit Singh also built "Pul Moran" - Punjab's own "Taj Mahal" - commemorating his commitment to his favorite dancer Moran Punjab has its own "Taj Mahal" called "Pul Moran" and commemorates the love of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, a dancer, to Moran. 15. After his death, the British could break into Punjab. Ranjit Singh is a "thorn" and can not be chosen when he is alive. Maharaja Ranjit Singh is a Sikh who was born in 1780 in modern Pakistan's Gujranwala and entered the Sansi-Sandhawalia family. The vast majority of Punjab was governed by Sikhs at that time, and they divided it into what is called a faction that confused the territory. Ranjit Singh's father, Maha Singh, is the commander of Sukerchakia misl, and dominates the western area of ​​Punjab around his headquarters in Gujranwala. Ranjit Singh was 12 years old and he was the successor of his father. Due to smallpox, Ranjit lost use of the left eye. When he was 19 years old, he persuaded King Aghanistran to give him the City of Lahore, and later he used power (1799). By 1802 he joined the sacred city of Amritsar to his territory, and now it includes the two most important centers of Punjab. After several campaigns, his competitors accepted him as their leader and integrated the Sikhs system into one state. Maharaja Ranjit Singh (1780 - 1839) was a leader of the Sikhism empire who dominated the subcontinent of Northwest India in the first half of the 19th century. Ranjit Singh's regulation has resulted in reform, modernization, investment in infrastructure, and widespread prosperity. His government and military include Sikhs, Hindus, Muslims and Europeans. The legacy of Ranjit Singh includes the reconstruction of Sikh culture and other Renaissance of Arts, Amritsar's Harimandir Sahib and his sponsored Takht Sri Patna Sahib, Bihar and Hazur Sahib Nanded, Maharashtra. He is often referred to as Sher-i-Punjab, or "Lion of Punjabi"

© Jinnah is an Indian politician who ran successfully for independent Pakistan and became his first leader. He was called "Quaid-I Azam" or "Great Leader" there. Mohammed Ali Jinnah was born in Karachi, Pakistan on December 25, 1876, but later became a part of India which Britain dominates. His father is a wealthy Muslim businessman. Jinnah studied at Mumbai University and the Lincoln hotel in London. Then he did legitimate business in Mumbai. He was already a member of the National Assembly in India and when he joined the Muslim League in 1913 he was working hard for autonomy of British rule. The alliance was founded several years ago and was elected president in 1916 for the benefit of the Hindu countries representing India 's Muslim. In 1920, the Indian Congress started an uncooperative campaign to resist all aspects of British rule. Jinna opposed this policy and resigned from the post of the General Assembly. There is a big difference between Congress and the Muslim League. After the local elections in 1937, the General Assembly refused to form a coalition government in a mixed area with Muslim unions. The relationship between Hindus and Muslims began to worsen. In 1940, Muslim rallies in Lahore for the first time asked for official division of India and the establishment of Muslim country in Pakistan. Jinna has always believed that solidarity between Hinduism and Muslims is possible, but I truly believe that in order to preserve Muslim rights in India it is necessary to divide. On August 14, 1947, his argument for this issue through negotiations with the British government led to Indian division and the formation of the Pakistani nation. This occurred in the context of widespread violence and collective violence among Muslims, Hindu, Sikhs. Hundreds of thousands of people are killed between Pakistan and the new Indian state Supporters of subcontinent Muslims, great leaders, Quaid-e-Azam, Mohammad Ali Jinnah were born in Karachi on December 25, 1876. His father is Jinnah Poonja and his mother is Mitthi Bai. He received the first education at home. When I was young, Muhammad Ali did not want to read. At the age of 11, Jinnah began traveling to Sindh Madrasatul Islam in Karachi. At that point, you can rely on your child to become a founder of Pakistan in the game. In the proposal of a friend of Jinnah Poonja, Quaid was sent to Europe as an apprentice of Grahams Shipping and Trading Company in 1892. Instead, his mother was worried that some girls might try to tempt such a handsome unmarried man, so he married Jinna and Amibai before his departure did. This may be the only important decision he has allowed others to make for him. Quaid-e-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah was born on December 25, 1876 in the house of famous merchant of Karachi. He was educated at Sindh Madrassat-ul-Islam and Christian Missionary Schools. Jinna joined Lincoln Hotel in 1893 and became the youngest Indian. Three years later, he became the most famous lawyer in Mumbai. He officially entered into politics from the Indian National Congress platform in 1905. That year, he traveled to the UK as a member of Congressional delegation to protect Indian autonomous government during the British election. Muhammad Ali Ginna (1876 - 1948) was a Muslim politician and a leader of the Muslim League in India, established in 1906 to protect the interests of Muslims in India. The alliance was closely cooperating with the Indian Congress in the early days, but later in the Congress, Jinna and other Muslims began their own lobbying activities, in 1947 they helped establish Pakistan, and to the first governor became. Muhammad al-Razi (865-925) is a famous Muslim physician pioneering research on many diseases. In addition to the best sellers of measles and smallpox, he also wrote an article on medical history and development in this field. Al - Razi served mainly as Rayy and then as a doctor in Baghdad. At the same time, when he suggested his own idea, ph

Like practitioners of BDSM, this is an acronym for slavery and discipline, domination and obedience, and sadistic and masochistic sexual behavior. People ruled by magic in Salem Magic Trial are considered sinners. And it was criticized. I am faced with unfounded criticism that they are people engaged in unusual sexual behavior, so I decided to write about kinking people. It is similar to homosexuality. For they are afraid of taking a trial. Therefore, you may feel that you need to hide this part of your family and friends. Salem Witch Trial The Salem Witch trial of 1735 was held in the Puritan community of Salem, Massachusetts. Salem 's pastor, Cotton Mather appeared as a pillar of support through trials and eventually became a witch hunter. But his motivation at the beginning of the trial was driven by his Puritan reasoning, which firmly believed the Bible 's law. Cotton Mather used his Puritan to explore God's reason and allow Salem witches to try it. When it finally died, enthusiasm quickly entered the colony of the Massachusetts Bay. In the 1890 's, the Salem Witch trial threatened New England' s religious freedom and conservative faith, the evil existence threatened the political and economic system of the country and gave the reasons for participation in the government. The Salem Witch Trial event in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692, caused the most famous witch trial in the United States. Today these witch trials are known as Salem Witch trials. Over 200 people were condemned by magic. Witches are those who can hurt them with magic, even rolling up milk, licking animals, even causing illness and death in young children (Aronson, Witch Hunt 31). The salmon witches trial is attributed to the rulers of the UK and the French are believed to have started a war. 1692 Hysterical witch's judgment Hysteria was caused by Puritan's rigid religious standards and intolerance to something unacceptable in the scriptures. The great reason for the witch trial and the death of the witch trial occurred in Salem, a population-rich populist. As most of the trials were held in Salem, as far as Puritan himself thinks contradictory, accusations were made between Puritans, but probably it was everything. Salem Witch Trial was a series of trials that convicted defendant Witch in the Salem community of Massachusetts in the late 17th century. There are many reasons for these tests. When considering the reason of the Salem Witches test, we need to consider the settings and timing of these tests. At the time of trial, Salem was a religious town of Puritan, Massachusetts. The life style of Puritan was very strict, the creative space was small, as a result of British war in France, the occurrence of smallpox, and the fear of attack from neighboring Native American tribes. All of these events caused people to suspect the fear of their neighbors and any outsider. In January 1692, Elizabeth (Betty) Paris was 9 years old, Abigail Williams times, a trial of Salem Witch trial started in Salem, Salem, Massachusetts.

Ben Franklin and William Bradford William Bradford and Ben Franklin are separated from each other for 100 years, but there is at least one common theme. Everyone adheres to a specific belief system and is committed to it. The main difference between Bradford 's beliefs and Franklin' s successful ideals is that we believe that the way Bradford improves is through God. Franklin believes that the only person or thing that makes things happen to you. The view of Bradford is the work of Plymouth Plantation. When Ben arrived in Philadelphia, Andrew Bradford replaced his staff, but Ben was transferred to another printer, Samuel Cimar, in the city where he could work for him. Governor William Keith focused on Franklin and offered him to do his own job. According to Keith 's proposal, Franklin went to London to print consumables, but when he arrived he learned that Keith did not write a letter of recommendation for him. I work until I have the opportunity to return to Philadelphia as an assistant to Quaker Merchant Thomas Denham; but when Denham got sick and died he returned to the store he was running Keimer. Kemel immediately felt Franklin's salary was too high, causing the latter's withdrawal fight. Benjamin Franklin has three children. William, born around 1730, is his illegal child and has an unknown woman. He was brought up by Ben and his wife Deborah. He will remain loyal to the British crown and become a noble governor in New Jersey. Ben's second son Francis was born in 1732. He died of smallpox at the age of 4. Sarah, the daughter of Ben, was born in 1743. She got married and gave birth to seven children. "Without his initial similarity, he survived, but his appearance may be imagined by later portraits and his personal appearance when he returned to Philadelphia. , Smooth like a swimmer or a wrestler.Unlike a runner, he is 5 feet 9 inches or 10 inches tall and shaped like a big head and square, his hands are very smart, Hair is gold or light brown, eyes are full of gray, his clothes are very clean and simple.

The US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends 9 doses of nine vaccines to children 0 to 6 years old (annual influenza vaccination a further 6 months later). There is no US federal law requiring immunization, but all 50 states oblige vaccination for children enrolled in public schools. Medical and religious exemptions are approved in most states, but some states are allowed philosophical exemption. Supporters say that immunization is safe and one of the biggest health promotion in the 20th century. They point out that vaccination prevents diseases including rubella, diphtheria, smallpox, polio, whooping cough, and can save the lives of millions of children. They believe that adverse reactions to vaccines are extremely rare The opponent says that the child's immune system can naturally deal with most infections and say that injecting suspected vaccine ingredients into the child may cause side effects including seizures, paralysis, and death. They believe that many studies have shown that vaccines can cause problems such as autism, ADHD, diabetes and so on. Read more Even in the absence of mandatory federal immunization, all 50 states are obligating vaccinations for children enrolled in public schools. Medical exemption is permitted in all 50 states, and 47 states (except California, Mississippi, West Virginia) allow religious exemption and 19 states are exempt from philosophical reasons. [1] Between 1989 and July 1, 2014, the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Scheme (VICP) provided 3,645 remuneration (over 2.7 billion dollars in prize money and over $ 131.2 million in attorney fees) and 9,786 The claim was rejected (amount) $ 62.8 million, 4,925 rejected claimants were paid to pay attorney fees. [17] The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) estimate that 732,000 American children were exempted from death between 1994 and 2014 for vaccination and prevented 322 million childhood diseases. [45] Since 1990, approximately 30,000 harmful drug reactions have been reported annually to the Vaccination Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), of which 10 to 15% are severe, ie permanent disability, hospitalization, illness-threatening illness, Or related to death. [18] ProCon.org (online www.procon.org) is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit charity organization whose mission is to promote critical thought, education, and knowledgeable citizenship. Information on 44 different ProCon.org issues including homosexual marriage, alternative energy, medical marijuana, capital punishment, illegal entry, obamacare etc are posted. ProCon.org's website is free, no registration required. These sites are cited by over 700 media organizations and cited 36 times by 11 governments (including 20 US states and 7 US federal agencies) and taught by over 3,300 schools in 50 countries I will. And educators are using 50 states in the US Is social networking good for our society? ProCon.org brings nonpartisan research to both sides of the discussion The following are more than 50 major discussion topics on ProCon.org and their respective central issues. Topics usually include questions of pros and cons, arguments, expert quotes, historical backgrounds, reader reviews, videos, photos and more. ProCon.org is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization with more than 25 million people every year, including more than 10,000 school educators. Assign or ask students to select ProCon.org theme ("Difficulty") to check. Students should select three professional introductory texts and three citations, individually or in groups, that represent the main reasoning of the ProCon.org web site. For each citation, pay attention to the citation source, identify the main idea of ​​the two citations, use the additional worksheets provided by English teacher W. Kip Morales of Smidt Tech High School to get quotes from 1 to 10 I will evaluate it. Write students' editorials or write them in local newspapers. Students choose a controversial topic from ProCon.org, co

Like Cuban trees frogs, non-old species will soon be invasive species. It was introduced through packaging materials in 1931 and invaded the natural area of ​​Florida to feed our native tree frog. Cuban frog spreads rapidly in southern Florida and was common in most of the state of the 1970s. On the other hand, the correct factor can take many years to allow seeds to expand their scope to cause ecological problems. For example, Green Iguana lived in Florida since the 1960's, but its population has dramatically increased since Hurricane Andrew. The green iguanas have no ecological impact, but the lizards in Central and South America have caused a major economic loss to landscape plants, mainly in Miami Dade and Broward County. On the west coast of Florida, the owl eagle Iguana reaches such richness, thinks that many residents are troublesome, and the town of Boca Grande considered hiring a catcher to catch them. Some invasive animals do not cause problems in all fields. Nutria is a big rodent from South America living in a warm wetland. It lies in the lowlands of Louisiana and Mississippi, but the population of Florida is similar to the habitats of other Gulf countries, but it has not been very successful. Florida has big problems with invasive species and the influence on pests is growing. So far, there is also a cookbook dedicated to Lion Fish held in the Grass Roots Festival in Virginia State in February, a competition for invading species, and even an invasive sampling tent. Editor's Note: In search of various invasive species methods found in Florida, we write a series of questions not only to explain these flora and fauna, but also to provide solutions for dishes. Please send us your thoughts and advice by e-mail (@ WLRN) or email us at WLRNMIA @ gmail.com Invasive species are a major threat to many native habitats and species in the United States and cause serious damage to agriculture, forestry and recreation. The term "invasive species" may refer to an introduced or naturalized species, wild type or introduced disease. Many species are invasive. Several species such as dandelions are not conventional, but do not cause significant economic or ecological damage and are not widely considered invasive. Overall, it is estimated that 50,000 unconventional species, including livestock, crops, pets and other noninvasive species, were introduced in the United States. Economic losses associated with invasive species influences and management costs are estimated at $ 120 billion per year Every year, billions of dollars and millions of hours are spent to treat invading species around the world. By definition, an invasive species is a non-native species that causes damage related to economic, environmental and / or human health. The invasive species may be a pathogen such as a plant, an animal, and / or West Nile virus. These species usually grow rapidly and propagate and often lack predators and pathogens in the environment in which they are introduced and erupt their population. Historically invasive species such as chestnut blight and smallpox are now shaping our landscape while other species are just beginning to affect our environment. Invasive species management can be expensive and time-consuming. However, proper education of invasive species can prevent intrusion at first. Strong education and outreach activities can increase citizen's awareness and promote prevention

Thanks to heaven, if it is not impossible for modern Europeans to completely understand the power of fanatics, it is difficult to fully understand the power of fanatics in ignorant, extremists, and oriental people is. Since Western countries have sworded in religious controversy, generations have passed away, the dark memories of the past rapidly disappeared in the clear light with strong rationality and human empathy. In fact, Christianity, in any case, is exacerbated or distorted by atrocities and intolerance, has a changing effect on the passion of men, and from the more violent fanatics to pass immunization, they You must observe. Vaccine to prevent smallpox. However, due to anger that is not tolerant, Mahamedan's religion increases, not decreasing. It was originally disseminated by a sword and since that time its voters have been influenced by all other beliefs and are under the influence of this madness. After a while, the patient's patience, prospects for material prosperity, and the fear of death itself were thrown aside. More emotions the pattern can not resist. All reasonable considerations are forgotten. Grabbing weapons, they became Ghazis - as dangerous and smart as rabid dogs - it is only suitable for this. The more generous spirit of the tribe was shocked by the ecstatic feeling that the religious thirsty, but the poorer and more material soul is more shocked from the influence of others, the hope of looting, and the pleasure of fighting received. Therefore, the whole country is angry. As a result, the Turks repulsed their enemies, the Sudanese Arabs broke the British square, and the rise of the Indian border spread widely. In either case, civilization is faced with radical Mahmedanism. The power of progress conflicts with the power of reaction. The religious face of blood and war and the peace of religion face each other. Fortunately, peace religion is usually better armed Sir Winston Churchill and Sir Winston Churchill said that "Sir Winston Churchill quoted a famous word:" I have never done so much in the field of human conflict. " A crew member who took on the difficult task of repelling the massive attack of the German Air Force. - "We want to overcome the beach" - Rhetorical analysis If we all play their role, if nothing is ignored, and the best arrangements are made, we will rejoin our island again I will prove it can be defended. A house, a weather storm, and if necessary for many years, it may be longer than the threat of tyranny. - Winston Churchill, "We have to fight on the beach" One of the most famous and favorite people among the power of the Winston Churchill Alliance is Winston Churchill. Winston Churchill's full name is Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill. He was born on Blenham Palace in Oxfordshire, England on November 30, 1874. Churchill is the greatest son. His father was Sir Randolph Churchill and Sir Winston just as his father was an Englishman. - Winston Churchill has many important leaders in the Second World War. Winston Churchill is one of them. Many people think he is one of the best prime ministers in British history. His life is full of great success. Winston Churchill was a person respected before, during and after the Second World War. Winston Churchill was born in Oxford, England on November 30, 1874. His father was Sir Randolph Churchill. He was ignored when he was a child

First Fleet settled in Sydney Bay for more than a year, and the surgeon John White is desperate for a ship full of consumables. They are restricted - food, medicine, rum - low inventory. When it was plagued by 1789, it was not a colony; locals around the Gulf of Sydney were dead, and it seemed to be the occurrence of smallpox. Settlers, including white surgeons, visited local residents to see if they are still alive - two children and adults were taken to the original hospital. After a few days of blisters and fever, Nanberry survived, but his grandfather died. This little girl also lives When surgeon White adopted the baby Naboli who was just born against all, he did not know his intimacy and love for this clever indigenous boy. Nanberry soon learned and explained to Philip Governor soon. He struggled between the new British way and his family, Cadigal 's memory. Most of them were excluded by heat; but Nanberry was very happy - his father was kind and generous, and taught Nanberry When Andrew was born, South Raspberry was very happy to teach him everything he knew. As the boy grew, Nanberry became a crewman, joined the first ship to Norfolk Island and even farther. He likes the dignity of the ocean, waves and ships. Andrew left Australia, took his own path of the world, fought and eventually survived the fight of Lulu falling Nanberry: Black Brother White is a fictional account based on the fact that Australian writer Jackie French can be found. Most of the people living in this book are genuine - the facts about each character at the end of the book, surgeons John White, Nanberry, Andrew White and his mother Rachel Turner - these are very interesting. I am fascinated with the study that paid close attention to this book. Because the few events recorded in the 18th century makes it difficult for any writer or historian to gain facts. For the interests of the reader, the story of Nanberry is very exciting. I strongly recommend this book without hesitation, but I will find out more details by this author. With two brothers - black, white - and the establishment of the new colony at the end of the world at the end of the world in 1789, the surgeon John White despised the tradition and adopted the indigenous boy namberley as his son Did. Nanberry is very smart and uses his unique gift as a translator connecting the two worlds he lives in. Along with his white brother Andrew, he witnessed settlers' struggle to be endangered in hostile wilderness. However, he suffered from the memory of the warriors of Kadigar who called him one of his warriors one day. This story of truth tells about the appearance of brothers in this world. One is a crew served at the Navy and the other is the hero of the battle of Waterloo. Also unbelievable is the lasting love between the gentleman surgeon and the prisoner girl, she was saved from the death penalty and became a wonderful woman. Nanberry: Black Brother White is a fictional account based on the fact that Australian writer Jackie French can be found. Most of the people living in this book are genuine - the facts about each character at the end of the book, surgeons John White, Nanberry, Andrew White and his mother Rachel Turner - these are very interesting. I am fascinated with the study that paid close attention to this book. Because the few events recorded in the 18th century makes it difficult for any writer or historian to gain facts. For the interests of the reader, the story of Nanberry is very exciting. I strongly recommend this book without hesitation, but I will find out more details by this author.

Maharaja Ranjit Singh is the founder of the Sikhs empire in the Punjab region. He held power in the first half of the nineteenth century and his empire existed from 1799 to 1849. Ranjit Shin, a 12-year Sikhs born in the state of Punjab in the 18th century, commander of Scarchiaquia Misle, son of Maha Shin, followed the footsteps of his brave father and became a bigger leader. When he was born, the majority of Punjab was ruled by the federal Sarbat Calsa system under the South Confederation, and the area was called a confused faction. His father died when Ranjit was 12 years old, and he grew up under his mother, Raj Kaur, and later under the care of her mother-in-law, Sada Kaur. He took over Sukerchakia Misl at the age of 18 and started to expand his territory. He was an ambitious man, a brave warrior, began to conquer all the other's mistakes, and the consolidation of Lahore from Bhangi Misl showed the first important step in his regime. Ultimately, he conquered the central Punjab region from Sutlej to Jhelum, greatly expanded his territory and established the Sikhism empire. Because of his courage and courage, he acquired the title of "Sher-e-Punjab" ("Lion of Punjab"). By the early nineteenth century religious dictatorships, cruelty and poverty covered the Kashmie Valley until 1819 when Seek's ruler Maharaja Ranjit Singh conquered the nation. In 1822 Ranjit's nephew Gurab Singh was appointed by Maharaja as "Chaj Raja" Ranjit Singh. Gulab Singh successfully merged the Baltistan and Ladakh regions. The death of Maharaja Randjin Shin in 1839 accelerated the conflict between the Sikh empire and the British authorities. Gulab Singh, who was initially neutral, served as a consultant to Sir Henry Lawrence when the first British - Sikh war broke out in 1845. Upon concluding the Treaty of Lahore and the Amritsar Treaty, the UK is responsible for the activities of that country. Lahore contains all Punjab states. Gurab Singh signed another treaty with Britain who made him the ruler of the independent Prince of Kashmiri. Gulab Singh died in 1857 and was replaced by Rambil Singh (1857-1885). Maharaja Ranjit Singh is a Sikh who was born in 1780 in modern Pakistan's Gujranwala and entered the Sansi-Sandhawalia family. The vast majority of Punjab was governed by Sikhs at that time, and they divided it into what is called a faction that confused the territory. Ranjit Singh's father, Maha Singh, is the commander of Sukerchakia misl, and dominates the western area of ​​Punjab around his headquarters in Gujranwala. Ranjit Singh was 12 years old and he was the successor of his father. Due to smallpox, Ranjit lost use of the left eye. When he was 19 years old, he persuaded King Aghanistran to give him the City of Lahore, and later he used power (1799). By 1802 he joined the sacred city of Amritsar to his territory, and now it includes the two most important centers of Punjab. After several campaigns, his competitors accepted him as their leader and integrated the Sikhs system into one state.

When Nanbury saw a ghost of white skin sailing towards the Gulf of Sydney, he did not notice that he was witnessing the birth of the New South Wales colony. He is full of imagination - what is the feeling across the boundary between land and sky? Why was he able to realize that this was the first of many fleets - brought not only the prisoners but also caused death and illness? As one of the few survivors of the smallpox epidemic, Nanberry was adopted by colony surgeon White, Dr. White. Nanberry has to walk along the edge of society on the way to solitude, becoming a part of his own people and fully accepted by white settlers - this road will take him to the beach after all I will This novel changed from a third person viewpoint, bringing us a young person named Nanberry, a colonial surgeon, his two maids, and Nanberry's brother, Andrew White. We began to fully agree with Nanberry and the surgeon White, but as the novel progressed, the importance of these two roles gradually declined and we decided that Andrew 's rather to end the story I got a skipped experience. This is an ambitious novel, but it is not closely related to Jackie French 's earlier works. It seems there is a problem in the center - how about this story actually? But again, the story is still very readable, well studied, well characterized design essay features, and French people are known. Based on a true story it brought an important role in the early history of Australia in life and young indigenous people succeeded in the difficult path of the two worlds. It is worth reading just for this Nanberry: Black Brother White is a fictional account based on the fact that Australian writer Jackie French can be found. Most of the people living in this book are genuine - the facts about each character at the end of the book, surgeons John White, Nanberry, Andrew White and his mother Rachel Turner - these are very interesting. I am fascinated with the study that paid close attention to this book. Because the few events recorded in the 18th century makes it difficult for any writer or historian to gain facts. For the interests of the reader, the story of Nanberry is very exciting. I strongly recommend this book without hesitation, but I will find out more details by this author. With two brothers - black, white - and the establishment of the new colony at the end of the world at the end of the world in 1789, the surgeon John White despised the tradition and adopted the indigenous boy namberley as his son Did. Nanberry is very smart and uses his unique gift as a translator connecting the two worlds he lives in. Along with his white brother Andrew, he witnessed settlers' struggle to be endangered in hostile wilderness. However, he suffered from the memory of the warriors of Kadigar who called him one of his warriors one day. This story of truth tells about the appearance of brothers in this world. One is a crew served at the Navy and the other is the hero of the battle of Waterloo. Equally unbelievable is the lasting love between a gentleman surgeon and a prisoner girl, she rescued from the death penalty and became a wonderful woman.

A tortured child watches her and ascertains whether this is the person who hurt them. They all gazed at Goody Good, it was those who tortured them, they said they had been tortured. By Puritan 's faith, all Salem was allowed to truly believe that the witches will ride along with the devil every night with the devil. They believe that these are the only children that humans can send out their "ghosts" and annoy those towns. Their beliefs are as follows A place to form a temporal landscape. Historian work is to research this process and determine the exact content of each puzzle. From the establishment of the pyramid in the United States to the war with terrorism, people can eventually track everything. Of course, trying to figure out the exact cause is often controversial. The same can be said for an event like Salem Witch trial which seems to be one of the most controversial events in American history. It does not mean that this can not be solved. Salem Witch Trial was a series of trials to convict defendant Witch in the Salem community of Massachusetts in the late 17th century. There are many reasons for these tests. When examining the reason for the Salem Witches test, you need to consider the settings and timing of these tests. As of the trial, Salem was a religious town of Puritan in Massachusetts. The life style of Puritan was very strict, had little room for creativity, or was dealing with the aftermath of the British War in France, and the occurrence of smallpox occurred in fear of attacks from neighboring Native American tribes Happened. All of these events caused people to suspect the fear of their neighbors and any outsider. In January 1692, in Salem, Massachusetts, Elizabeth (Betty) Paris was 9 years old, a trial of Salem Witch trial began in Abigail Williams. A Salem Witch trial was held in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692, and the most famous witch trial in the United States was held. Today these witch trials are known as the Salem Witch trial. More than 200 people were criticized by magic. Witches are those who can hurt them with magic, even rolling up milk, licking animals, even causing illness and death in young children (Aronson, Witch Hunt 31). - ... the affected women experienced internal conflicts, and the minister interpreted them as a struggle between good and evil. With regard to physical symptoms, it is said that Carlsen can freely express unacceptable feelings after fit, squat, squat limbs and torture once it seems to be due to the actual fear of the girl who was tortured against the witch Thoughts. No retaliation In the Salem Witch trial, the witch theory was born in London. But Salem Witch Trials raises witch hunting to a whole new level. Women who are accused of magic are the various people of society. For example, a widowed woman does not have a husband to protect them, so it can easily be a target of magic. Jews are always hated by society. But when the idea of ​​Adolf Hitler's "perfect" race is made, the Jews will be killed. At first, Nazis banished Jews from society as witches were rejected by society. Germans also believe that the Jews are "an external threat to the so-called German society". This is the reason why Hitler exterminates them so they do not hurt or reproduce German tribes.

What is the cause of the trial of the Salem Witch of 1692? This question has been sent from over 300 years ago. This is a simple question, but there is no simple answer. The answer is difficult as there are many factors and events to help create and influence the experiment. The most obvious reason is that girls need attention as well as people's fear and imagination. All of these seem to have started with the seemingly harmless Voodoo and their African slave Tituba, the daughter of the priest Samuel Paris and the wealth of prostitutes. Because everyone is not convinced that girls are beginning to have strange and violent reasons. Perhaps these girls may believe they own it, but I think it's just a stunt. Puritan of the 17th century believed that magic was the cause of the disease. For example, it is "fit" that the girl had. They believed that witches gained power from the devil, so we decided to find and kill the girl who is causing the girl 's illness. These girls may be subject to great pressure and can not be named. These girls do not admit that they may start with games any longer, but they are scared because they are a little excited to get caught up in crazy hunting frenzy More factors that appear in the reasons of these witch hunts are people's fears. Many people were executed for their "friends", relatives, neighbors' actions. It may all begin with small battle and land problems between neighboring countries. When they start hunting, people begin to condemn someone with indignation. Their fears continue to increase, and their new motto is being condemned or criticized. They are afraid that if they do not condemn those who controversy with them last week they may turn around and blame them. that is Do you have a Salem Witch trial? The experiment took place in 1692 in a small town called Salem in Massachusetts State. Nineteen men and women practiced dark magic and they were suspended because they reached an agreement with Satan (that is, they were witches). Hundreds of people were imprisoned and some people died there. In addition, some people (seventy years!) Were crushed by heavy stones, "The lives of many people have changed irreversibly." (Salem Witch Museum) IQ # 2 - Salem witch's method and reason. ..... Some people believe in witches in our history. If you are accused of being a witch, you will go to trial, in most cases you will be guilty and hang. These incidents occurred in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692. In the Salem Witch trial of 1692, more females were accused than men. At the same time, women are also criticized. Many things can criticize or condemn the woman. Salem Witch Trial was a series of trials to convict defendant Witch in the Salem community of Massachusetts in the late 17th century. There are many reasons for these tests. When examining the reason for the Salem Witches test, you need to consider the settings and timing of these tests. As of the trial, Salem was a religious town of Puritan in Massachusetts. The life style of Puritan was very strict, had little room for creativity, or was dealing with the aftermath of the British War in France, and the occurrence of smallpox occurred in fear of attacks from neighboring Native American tribes Happened. All of these events caused people to suspect the fear of their neighbors and any outsider. In January 1692, in Salem, Massachusetts, Elizabeth (Betty) Paris was 9 years old, a trial of Salem Witch trial began in Abigail Williams.

For thousands of years, humans have sought objectives, relief, values, understanding and fellowship in religious practice. More than 1000 years ago, Buddhist nuns changed small pox. Since Jenner began vaccinating the smallpox vaccine in 1796, several people opposed and refused immunization for various religious reasons. In this article we outline the classics of this interpretation, the basis of norms, and the paragraph that supports vaccination. Consider a population-rich tradition of population including Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, Judaism, Christianity, Islam. Subjects of interest such as blood components, pharmaceutically acceptable excipients from swine or bovine, rubella strain RA 27/3, and cell culture medium with remote fetal origin are evaluated for the identified religious problems . In this review, more than 60 reports or evaluations on the occurrence of vaccine-preventable infections within religious communities or from religious communities to broader communities were identified. In many cases, rejection of vaccination against vaccination actually reflects concern about personal beliefs in the social network of people around the safety or faith group of the vaccine rather than the theological objection itself doing. Topics useful for vaccination include the conversion of vaccine excipients from their raw materials, extensive dilution of the desired components, immunological medical objectives (as opposed to diet), and alternative methods Missing is included. Other important functions include the need to protect health and community obligations (eg, parents, neighbors) and so on. Focusing on "temples without body contamination" contrasts with other educational and quality control requirements for making vaccines and immunoglobulins. Medical professionals providing advice to ambiguous patients and guardians ask about the basis of concerns and how individuals apply religious understanding in the determination of medical products and explain the facts about content and processes , We can propose further dialogue with knowledgeable religious leaders. Please explain the important considerations of observing believers in all population-rich religions People who are allergic to vaccine ingredients or who are less than 6 months must receive immunoglobulin (IG) once. Based on the dose given, immunoglobulins provide effective protection up to 2 months against hepatitis A virus infection. If you are staying for more than two months, you can take IG once more to continue protection. Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) refers to an attempt to prevent or treat a disease after exposure. In case of hepatitis A, post-exposure prophylaxis is injection of hepatitis A vaccine or immunoglobulin. However, vaccines or immunoglobulins are effective in preventing hepatitis A only during the first two weeks after exposure. People who have not been vaccinated recently (within two weeks) exposed to hepatitis A virus should be vaccinated with hepatitis A vaccine or injected with immunoglobulin to prevent serious illness . To treat the symptoms of hepatitis A, physicians usually recommend rest, adequate nutrition and moisture. Some people need medical care at hospitals. Patients with hepatitis A may take months to feel better Those planning to travel to countries that have not received hepatitis A vaccination or have not suffered from hepatitis A need to vaccinate hepatitis A vaccine or immunoglobulin (IG) before travel there is. Even in countries with common hepatitis A, tourist resorts and luxury hotel travelers are facing high risk. Even travelers, when traveling to countries where hepatitis A is common, they maintain good hand hygiene and report that they are cautious about what they eat and drink. Those planning a trip to an epidemic should vaccinate hepatitis A vaccine or immunoglobulin before departure. Hepatitis A vaccination can be done to anyone over 2 years old and has the advantage of providing long term preventive measures

People who told the history of history Historical facts in the eyes of Americans have been seen by many people. The Smithsonian's exhibition is called "American", but that is no exception. This multimedia exhibition focuses on New Mexico's American Indians, Hispanic Americans, British Americans. The exhibition contains many remarkable facts about Indian culture and lifestyle, but it seems that many other aspects of Native American history are still in shadow. The Smithsonian Institution did not explicitly state the struggle and oppression experienced when the Indians settled in Europe. Caucasian Americans, especially those living in the western border, do not like to fear the indigenous people they meet. The land you want (and believe what they deserve). Several early US officials like President George Washington believed that the best way to solve this "Indian problem" is to "beautify" Native Americans. The purpose of this civilized movement is to convert to Christianity by Americans, learn to speak English and read English, and make it as white as possible as white as possible in some cases in the south, African slaves) . In the southeastern United States, many Choctaw, Chicasso, Seminole, Creek, Cherokee people accepted these customs and was known as a "five civilization tribe". When Europeans came into contact with Native Americans, they began to participate in slave trade. In the first contact with the Europeans, Native American tried to use the prisoners of the enemy tribe as "a way to play tribes against other tribes in a failed division and conquest game." Haida and Tringit, who live on the southeastern coast of Alaska, traditionally known as intense warriors and slave merchants, were attacked in California. In their society, slavery is considered a prisoner of war. Slavery is genetic - children of slaves themselves are slaves. A quarter of the population of some tribes in the northwest Pacific coast is a slave. They are normally purchased by attacking enemy tribes, or in slave markets between tribes. A slave is often killed with a cannon to show contempt for the property of the owner. Most encounters with Native American are just business negotiations. Immigrants provide clothing cigarettes and rifles, and indigenous people provide food and horses. Some of the violent encounters between the two groups were the genocide of the Bell River and the massacre of Gratan. According to (2), the Gratan slaughter occurred on a cow that was roamed and eaten by the Siou village of Nebraska, Laramie's people went to the village and the tribe gave 60 horses. Every tribe. - The arrival of Caucasian settlers to America had a major impact on Native Americans. Since the indigenous peoples very easily infected with the Europe of the disease, it was exposed to the Europe of the disease is not even once. A slave journey brought small smallpox to the United States. Cherokee did not properly treat the diseases they caught.

Unpaid athletes, supercharged coaches, and commodity income are an important part of college sports. The university earns millions of dollars from ticket sales, souvenirs and television contracts, so that no one can see athletes. Athletes face career risk every time they go out to play or practice. In addition, these university players have to manage academic and exercise requirements, but they did not see extra money. These additional requirements include honors courses, community services, and services. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the exercise amount given by the athlete is equal to or even greater than the full time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes should earn enough money to buy clothes, food and supplies that may come from taking 1 dollar from their merchandise. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. Should college students make more money? In the past few years, it has been discussed whether or not to pay fees to university athletes, especially soccer players. In 1988, the Nebraska Legislature passed a bill that allows football players at the University of Nebraska to receive better prizes. This bill was later rejected by then Nebraska governor Kyle Orr (O'Toole et al.2). . Controversy comes from coaches, players' parents and athletes ... In the past few years college sports have become very popular. With the March Madness Championship of March and the knockout of a new college football in January, NCAA received great attention and high praise. Colleges can earn a lot of money from athletes, but university athletes can earn adequate rewards. Student athlete's payment goes beyond the boundary between professional consciousness and amateurism, contrary to the essence of the student athlete.

Discussion on whether or not to pay student athletes is an age-spanning discussion. NCAA believes that university sports are amateurs. Therefore, they believe that student athletes should not participate in sports salary. On the other hand, however, many critics believe that student athletes should be rewarded for competition not only to participate in sports but also to entertain the audience. They believe why they do not pay salary athletes if they are paid for casts in the entertainment industry. There was a big controversy in the sports world of the university. Should players get salaries at university? Is the benefit of free education sufficient for college students? Many experts agree that the parties are effective, but neither has a factor determining whether university athletes can not earn salaries. A number of positive and negative results are obtained from this situation. College athletes should not be allowed to participate in the competition as it is completed Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. Many people think that university athletes are like employees and pay should be paid. College athletes are doing sports for the majority of the time for the university, but I believe that most athletes are like athletes than students. Universities and universities in the United States must be aware that university athletes receive compensation through scholarships and other opportunities. - Cameron Newton is a coveted newcomer to Westlake High School in Georgia in 2007. After signing a contract with the University of Florida, he was given a reserve position for the 2007 Heisman trophy champion Tim Tebow. After being arrested for felony charges, Newton withdrew from Florida and went to Brinjunior University in Texas. Newton led his team to the 2009 NJCAA National Football Championship. After that, he was the only five-star newcomer of the 2010 season.

Due to the high morbidity and mortality of toxins, the organisms botulinum was extracted as biological warfare by botulinum toxin in several countries including the United States, the former Soviet Union, and Japan in the 1930s. Arnon et al. , 2001). This gram-positive spore-forming bacillus can be found in the natural environment (ie soil) and inappropriately treated canned food due to the alkaline and anaerobic nature of the bacteria, which germinate the spores. Biological weapons are the cause of terrorism that is widely used. Biological weapons are defined as harmful biological agents (pathogenic microorganisms or neurotoxins) commonly used in weapons that cause death or disease to a large extent ("biological weapons", "Maryam - Webster dictionary" ). There are many substances used as biological weapons. Among them are the Grandy, Botulism addiction, Brucellosis. - The Seven of the Gables of Seven of the Gables is dark, creepy and slow. The story centers on the murder of two men two centuries ago, the curse of this conflict, and the influence on the modern people. The whole story is like a nightmare to completely suppress the darkness. Biological weapons are often referred to as "introductions of war". They are called this because they are cheap and powerful. By definition, biological weapons are "every weapon that can be used in biological warfare" (WordNet Search - 3.1). Another definition of biological weapons is "Biological weapons include any biological or toxin that exists in nature that can be used to invalidate an opponent or kill or interfere an opponent" It is like that. Smallpox, ricin, anthrax are biological weapons. - Chemical weapons Nuclear bombs may be considered when the vast majority of people think about the threat of weapons of mass destruction. Nuclear weapons indeed bring significant risks to our country and the modern world, but their development is expensive and most terrorist organizations are inaccessible. Chemical weapons, on the other hand, are more widely used all over the world, and usually can be manufactured from commercially available materials. Biological weapons such as chemical weapons, radiation weapons, and nuclear weapons are often referred to as weapons of mass destruction, but the term biological weapons is not actually applied. Fatal biological weapons can cause massive death, but they can not destroy infrastructure, buildings or equipment on a large scale. However, because of the indiscriminate nature of these weapons - and the possibility to start a widespread epidemic, the difficulty of controlling the effects of the disease, and the simple fear they cause - I agree to prohibit

The night flash closes his eyes and covers the ears. I will do it. I remember restless night's sleep, there was a violent thunderstorm from the outside, I was lying on the bed with heat. It was cold, because of thunder, I could not calm down. When I looked into the window, a strong flash and thunder rang. I was shocked and I felt I had to thunder like him. Throughout history, many stories and myths provide a common goal to the audience. Algonquin - Native Americans living in forest areas in the eastern part is one of the two major groups of Iroquois and Algonquin. Algonquin lives in the forest of Woodland and the coastal area. There are many Algonkin languages. The Iroquois are enemies of the people of Algonquin. Algonquin calls the name of Iroquois like "terrible people", "awful people", "rattlesnaki". Eastern Woodland - Eastern Woodland is a densely forested land. Because the forests are so dense, squirrels can travel from the Atlantic Ocean to the Ohio River from the top of the tree to the top of the tree. Some trees are around 30 feet. These trees were used to build houses and canoes. Beaver, deer, raccoon, posum, and bear inhabit the woodland. Lakes and rivers are full of fish. Wild rice grows in the Great Lakes Region. Coastal plains and river valleys are excellent agricultural soils. The Native American who lives in the eastern forest area is one of the two major groups of Iroquois and Algonquin. of When Algonquin tried to trade again with the Dutch in the Hudson Valley, the peace coordinated with Algonquin in 1634 almost failed instantly. With two independent Iroquo attacks in 1636 and 1637, Algonquin penetrated the upstream area of ​​the Ottawa Valley and retreated Montani to the east of Quebec. In 1634, smallpox from New England delayed Mohawk 's crime, but Seneca made the defeat of Huron the following year. Between 1637 and 1641, when a series of epidemics hit their village, Huron paid a terrible price for European contact and fur trading. At the end of this, Huron lost a lot of experienced leaders and nearly half of the population. And it severely weakened their ability to resist Iroquois. When the French began offering guns to Huron and Algonquin, the Dutch were providing guns to Iroquois.

Everyone says that this generation is the future of society, people, and citizens. If this generation is not educated, if you want to grow and advance on the earth and learn how to help it, "next generation" will not exist. This is why science education is essential to our lives and the future of the earth. Unless it is not for scientific innovation and its treatment, we will still live in the age of darkness, a simple influenza kills the family, smallpox and other diseases lead to epidemics and panic. Does long-term success of life focus on students focusing on STEM subjects? Do you focus on science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM)? What is necessary for the world of tomorrow's employment and leadership? Indeed, some of the most expensive work for recent graduates is STEM. Or the future will make people have more diverse skills - who pay more attention to art (STEAM)? The university needs to adapt to the changing needs of future workforce education or else their students will not be prepared for the world and available careers. Please tell me more Introducing computer science education to various schools is a means to establish an unimpaired perspective in the future of global infrastructure. Especially in the Cook Islands, the importance of providing initial education of computer science to students all over the world is clear. Our Department of Education believes that "code time" campaign and value as an opportunity for students to practice problem-solving skills and regard them as career paths that can be programmed. 2016 is the first opportunity for the Cook Islands School to participate in the Code of Conduct. When doing our nationwide activities, the heads of most government departments will try to code! When they write code and work together to solve a puzzle, it allows authorities to understand assignable skills that are embodied in computational thinking. By studying coding time, can students improve reading, math and science? This is a question we asked during Code.org's development. There is no doubt that computer science can train students' analytical skills, problem solving skills, and critical thought skills. In addition to coding and computer science, these skills are useful throughout the lifetime. In education, critical thinking power is useful in all subjects. If you teach "computer science, what are you going to reduce?" Is often a question. As a related question, "Our students are already fundamental enough to read and do mathematics." But what if learning coding and computer science helps to improve other subjects? This is an important research topic. There is no definitive answer yet, but the early signs are positive.

Runaway slipped into the line, breaking several tackles, and running a sideline gained great benefits. Point Guard made a deep jumper to his guard and fixed it when the shooting time expired. Both explanations can be used to describe a university athlete or professional athlete. Both of us participated in sports events where fans can enter the stadium and arena. Capital flows to universities and professional institutions. This is the end of the similarities. Today there are more than 450,000 college students and the National University Sports Association (NCAA) is confronted with a tough decision on whether to pay for university students. Many people think that they should believe that many people do not do so. College athletes can contribute as students' athletes from various advantages. Why do they earn more than scholarships and many additional benefits? Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that leads to lack of money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past 60 years the vaccine has eradicated smallpox and has helped close to the eradication of polio" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (11 facts on vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect their children from life-threatening diseases. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the athletes from athletes are equivalent to full-time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes must earn enough money to buy clothes, food, and goods. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university.

This project is about a historical spokesperson who advertises products from today. There are disadvantages if you have an advertiser today. One drawback is that if a pitcher does a bad thing, very few people will purchase that item. This disadvantage is an example of rumors that Lance Armstrong uses drugs like steroids. Therefore, Nike no longer wants to advertise them to him. The downside is that both the company and Lance Armstrong are losing money. The advantage of having an historic pitcher as an advertiser is that they are no longer alive so they will not compromise their reputation. References (And you know about the biography of Hernan Cortez): Catholic Encyclopedia articles on Hernando Cortés 2007; Schedule PBS to Hernan Cortes, Time to Mexico, Time to Elizabethan Cortes, William H. Presko Special, John Foster Kirk, JB Lippincott conquered the history of Mexico, Hernán Cortés: Nancy Stanley of Charleston College and Sirena Turner, Thinkquest article of Cortes, AZTEC EMPIRE conquest of Calgary conquest article; Belinda H. Nanny's historical text archive article The arrival of Hernan Cortes to Mexico was the beginning of the end of the indigenous people. The heritage and influence of Hernan Cortes are signs of compression, destruction, and bloody blood of greed. Since he destroyed the capital of Azteca and its culture, he and his people could gain their wealth. They do not accept the "savage" religious beliefs of local people, so they are constantly changing them. This will also bring smallpox and other foreign plague gifts. His presence only brings harm and historical knowledge to local people. Hernando Cortes was born in 1485 as a Spanish aristocrat (he is sometimes called Hernan). Cortes is an educated person and has studied law at the University of Salamanca for a while. In 1504, his 19 - year - old Cortez departed to the Spanish Hispaniola colony (modern Haiti and the Dominican Republic). In 1511, Cortez participated in an expedition to conquer Cuba. Then in 1519, Cortes led an expedition to the mainland of Mexico. There were only about 600 men at Hernando Cortes, but he was able to conquer Aztecs. Spaniards have several advantages. They have guns. They also have horses (animals that the Aztecs do not know). The claim that I saw a Spanish cavalry is terrible. Spaniards also have steel armor and weapons (Aztec people do not know about steel). In addition, the Aztecs were hurt by passive attitude towards killing the Spaniards. They want to capture that their enemies will not kill them in battle so they can sacrifice them later. To make matters worse, people dominated by Aztecs hate their owners.

"With the exception of your society from my heart, I will not regret staying at Hertfordshire, but I hope that in the future I can enjoy what we know. Many of the benefits of action can also alleviate separation pain through very frequent and unreserved correspondence. "My beloved friend is a refreshing compliment, an extraordinary marriage, which also reminds me of the power and intimacy of old-fashioned communication, because of his literary eloquence and its historical significance, I The most beloved friends provided insight on complexity, the United States faced marriage at the time of the establishment of the country, was sacrificed for the establishment of "perfect alliance" and was sacrificed for it "- Ashley Brown, Times Literature Supplement "John Adams as the central character of the Revolutionary War often took him home, so his communication with Abigail (about 1,160 letters remained between them) It provided a very sharp moment in the important times they experienced.The explanation emphasizes the confusion that often occurs in this situation, often improvised.The "time of the trial" Emerging countries and hardships of everyday life - From smallpox to wartime shortage - New York Times' Mikiko Kaku Tani Abigail · Smith · Adams died on the 28th October 1818 at the age of 73. Her country was a patriot, First Lady, a President's Wife, and another mother's president. Her last sentence is "It is not sad, my friend, my beloved friend, I am ready to go, John is not that long." John was moved by her death. Virtue can not exist in the heart of a woman, but that is her decorations. She is my father's joy of fifty-four years, has all the sweetness of his hard work, all his sad pacifiers, all his joyful co-owners and brighter people I will. He told me that this is the last time I met my father ... Through all good reports and evil reports all over the world, his wife's affectionate encouragement and cheers encourage him Thing. Without it, he never supported against failure, he is convinced that he should never have experienced such support never. When he wants to get acquainted with his friends, he will make for friends, even if no one knows. . But the same thing belongs to the relationship between people and ourselves, and other things defined by friends. As we said, the traces of all these friendships extend from one person to one person and to others. All these traces belong to ourselves relationship: First of all, people are the relationships with themselves first and in fact should love themselves first (EN IX 1168 b 5 - 10)

Varicella is a very contagious disease caused by herpesvirus called varicella - zoster virus (7). Varicella is one of the most infectious diseases (5). 95% of people exposed to the virus develop within 21 days (5). The term chickenpox is derived from chick peas, a member of the leguminous family resembling the appearance of swollen smallpox, or Old English gican, which means "itch" (7). Prior to classifying varicella as a disease, it is confused with other similar diseases such as small pox, measles, measles in Germany, scar red fever. Varicella-zoster virus varicella is usually what most people experience when they are young. It is characterized by red blisters covering the body Chicken pox and once you can gain lifelong immunity against the virus. Most people think that varicella is a minor problem, but in reality there is a 5 to 10% complication rate, which means that it may be far more serious than in a typical case. Blisters leave a scar. In Australia there are 240,000 varicella per year, of which 1,200 are hospitalized. Therefore, a vaccine has been developed. Varivax is a vaccine against varicella, approved by the US Food and Drug Administration in 1995. If a child is vaccinated, it eliminates the possibility of varicella and can greatly reduce the risk of herpes zoster in later years. Varicella is a rash caused by a virus. It takes 2 to 3 weeks for symptoms to appear when people are exposed to the virus. Chickenpox usually occurs in childhood. Varicella adults are usually severe, especially pneumonia. Varicella is very common and very contagious. There are about 3 million cases each year in the United States. More than 90% of varicella cases occur in children under 12 years of age. Symptoms vary from person to person. While others experience one or two symptoms, others experience all of these symptoms. Symptoms are mild fever, backache, headache, sore throat, rash (erythema), moisture full of blisters. Heat varies between 101 o F and 105 o f, and returns to normal when blisters disappear Varicella spreads in the air. When varicella patients cough or sneeze, they release small water droplets carrying varicella virus (varicella-zoster virus, VZV). A person who has never experienced varicella inhales these particles, the virus enters the lungs, enters the skin through the blood, causing a typical varicella rash. Infected droplets cause early infection of respiratory epithelial cells. The incubation period (the time from exposure to virus to the appearance of symptoms) is 10 to 20 days

Many weapons of mass destruction have evolved through the history of the Army chemistry team. Many governments, including the United States, have set out policies to regulate the manufacture and use of weapons of mass destruction. In this article I will describe the Soviet biological weapons program. You will learn the history of Soviet biology, how it was established, scientists and officials who started the program, and the end of their biological weapons program. The Soviet biological weapons program was established in the 1920s. One important event that the Soviet Union urged the exploration of biological weapons was the epidemic of typhoid fever that had been rapidly increasing in Russia from 1918 to 1922. Approximately 12 million people were infected with typhoid during this period and the death toll was estimated to be 2 million to 1 million as a result. The Soviets realized that if they could exploit this destructive and descriptive power they would certainly create a very powerful weapon. Prior to the Second World War, the Soviets conducted research on various agents. By the beginning of the war, the Soviet Union not only has epidemic typhoids, but also tularemia (leading to fatal and fatal illness if not treated with antibiotics) and Q fever (fatal but not fatal) I was able to make weapons for the average injury was 8-16 days. It is also studying the technical weapons of using smallpox, plague and anthrax virus. The Soviet Union was a party to the 1972 Biological Weapons and Toxin Weapons Convention, but at least in the early 1990s it continued its powerful development and production of biological weapons. The scale and scope of this program is huge. From the late 1980s to the early 1990s, more than 60,000 people participated in the research, development and manufacture of biological weapons. Hundreds of anthrax weapons and tens of tons of small foxes and plague are kept. The total production capacity of all involved facilities is hundreds of tons of different agents each year. ... The Soviet Union and the United States, and their allies, have launched a large-scale bio-war research and development and weapons production program. After signing the Biological Weapons Convention (BWC) in 1972, the Cold War began to take effect, seeking cessation and dismantlement of these programs ... the US and the Soviet Union have called for nuclear strategic destruction called mutual guarantee MAD) was imposed. This strategy entails the threat of massive retaliation against nuclear attacks. Because the two countries have nuclear weapons large enough to endure nuclear attacks.

Balancing: Homeopathic therapy and antagonistic therapy Modern medicine eradicates diseases such as smallpox, polio and malaria in many parts of the world, preventing many deaths. However, as new and alternative medicine has come to be carried out, the American society is increasingly dependent on alternative medicine, although there is little scientific evidence. However, alternative therapies for homeopathic therapy are gradually accepted by many doctors. Many doctors and scientists believe that this treatment is as effective as antagonistic therapy as the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) approves Homeopathic Therapy. Confrontation therapy refers to the practice of traditional or traditional Western medicine. The term anti-therapeutic agent is most often used to compare traditional medicine to alternative medicine or homeopathy. Complementary medicine is a term to study the role of alternative medicine as an "auxiliary" for anti-therapeutic therapy, but its meaning has become ambiguous in recent years. The term comprehensive medicine is increasingly used to refer to the practice of combining the best alternative medicine with the best traditional medicine to manage and mitigate the risk of illness. The use of this term is still common in homeopathy and has been extended to other alternative medical practices. The meaning implied by the label has never been accepted by traditional medicine and is still considered contemptable by some people. William Jarvis, a substitute medical and public health expert, said, "Although many modern treatments can be interpreted as compliant with confrontation theory, use laxatives to ease constipation" There. "It is very absurd to think with ordinary medicine" Since the 19th century, alternative healthcare workers have used the term "antagonistic therapy" to refer to traditional medical practices in Europe and America. The term "anti-therapy" was used as a derogatory term for heroic practitioners throughout the 19th century, but this is the predecessor of modern medicine, not dependent on evidence. One form of war by word used for informal partial retaliation is the term "same disease". ... "Allopathy" and "Allopathy" were freely used as derogatory words by all irregular doctors of the 19th century, and the people instructed by them said these words were very aggressive I believed that. Today, doctors generally accept "anti-therapy" without complaint. This shows the lack of understanding of the historical use of this term and recently lifted the relationship between informal doctors and patients with allogeneic diseases.

Impact of colonization on North American Indians Since Europe entered the North American soil in 1620, they have had catastrophic impact on local residents. I will discuss the long-term role of the Native American colonies in the Americas, focusing on issues such as employment opportunities, the environment, culture and tradition, health, and social justice. I start with an important problem of employment opportunities. The native American unemployment rate is 49%. Impact of colonization on indigenous peoples Indigenous people inherited the land now known as the United States and their lives were ultimately destroyed by European colonization. When the Europeans arrived and settled down, they changed their way of living for Native Americans. These changes are caused by various factors, including diseases, loss of land, attempts to export religion, and laws that infringe the culture of Native American. - Native American people and diabetes Since the arrival of Columbus in 1492, American Indians have fought with this disease. It may not be a small smallpox anymore, but the disease still plagues local people. According to statistics, the incidence of Native American disease is much higher than the total population. This includes alcohol, tuberculosis, diabetes, which have higher mortality rates than any other ethnic group or ethnic group. Impact of colonization on North American Indians Since Europe entered the North American soil in 1620, they have had catastrophic impact on local residents. I will discuss the long-term role of the Native American colonies in the Americas, focusing on issues such as employment opportunities, the environment, culture and tradition, health, and social justice. I start with an important problem of employment opportunities. - The question of whether to leave the mascot at school began in the late 1970s, and since then this discussion is ongoing. Most schools have used half - century Indian mascots, suddenly Indian mascot has become a problem. Europe 's impacts are direct, extensive and widespread - more than any other ethnic groups who were in contact with Native Americans during colonization and early establishment. Europeans living in Native Americans are often referred to as "white Indians". "They lived in a local community for many years, learned fluent native tongues, attended parliament in their mother tongues, and often fought alongside their mother tongue colleagues." Marriage is done in English, Spanish, French colonial, between English native and European. Given that men are dominant among the early settlers, European men generally marry American Indian women

American parents began making vulnerable children. Cautious adults ignore vaccines that manage preventable diseases throughout the country. Children should not accept susceptibility of immune system not vaccinated. In this era, parents have no reason to avoid vaccination. Because, once fatal health risks, financial defects, and moral doubts causing doubts gradually disappeared. Deadly diseases such as measles, polio and tetanus can be prevented by vaccination, but if parents do not vaccinate their children to cause these diseases, they will paralyze. Since vaccination, medicine has succeeded in excluding many of the fatal and debilitating childhood diseases so far in countries where childhood immunity is almost universal. - Immunization is one of the most successful medical outcomes of contemporary civilization and is widely recognized as a cost-effective public health instrument. It prevents citizens from suffering from serious diseases such as measles, mumps, rubella and diphtheria. Although these diseases are common to several generations of children, the mortality rate is currently declining due to vaccination. In addition, it is not until the second century ago that smallpox became a fatal illness and millions of people died each year. Even in countries where vaccination is introduced, the incidence is high. Measles are the main cause of vaccine preventable childhood mortality. Worldwide, immunization campaign led by measles initiative partners has drastically reduced the mortality rates of the American Red Cross, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the United Nations Foundation, UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO). In the whole world, measles decreased from an estimated 873,000 in 1999 to 345,000 in 2005, a decrease of 60%. According to estimates in 2008, the worldwide death toll has further declined to 164,000, and 77% of the measles deaths in 2008 occurred in Southeast Asia. Early in the 20th century, measles was very common and was considered a childhood ceremony. But it is not harmless. Not only fatal but also encephalitis is a complication. According to data from the Atlanta Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, after the vaccine was approved in 1963, approximately 19 million children were vaccinated over the next 10 years. Walter Orenstein, Deputy Director of the Emory University Atlanta Vaccine Center, says: "Because polio is very contagious it soon won." Levels and problems of vaccination for poor children "

Introduction Bacillus anthracis is one of many biological weapons that cause panic in the world. Biological weapons can be described as using weapons such as viruses, bacteria, fungi, toxins, or substances that may be used against other biological substances of humans, plants, animals (Schneider, 2014). Biological weapons have been in use for a long time. It is a long ago military strategy to throw rotten animals into heavy towns, kill people in the city and kill poisonous water sources. Biological weapons are often referred to as "introductions of war". They are called this because they are cheap and powerful. By definition, biological weapons are "every weapon that can be used in biological warfare" (WordNet Search - 3.1). Another definition of biological weapons is "Biological weapons include any biological or toxin that exists in nature that can be used to invalidate an opponent or kill or interfere an opponent" It is like that. Smallpox, ricin, anthrax are biological weapons. Biological weapons have been used in history. Biological warfare (BW) - also known as a bacteriological war - is a biological toxin intended to kill or inactivate humans, animals or plants as a war act or bacteria, viruses, fungi, etc. It is the use of infectious substances. Biological weapons (often referred to as "biological warfare agents", "biological treatment agents" or "biological agents") are organisms or replicates that are replicated or replicated in the victims of the host (viruses not considered as "living" ). . Entomological studies (insects) wars are also considered biological weapons. Unlike nuclear warfare and chemical warfare, this kind of war forms NBC which is an early military pragmatism in the use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) for nuclear warfare, biological warfare and chemical warfare along with biological warfare I will. These are not ordinary weapons, they are mainly used for explosion, kinetic energy or combustion potential. Biological weapons such as chemical weapons, radiation weapons, and nuclear weapons are often referred to as weapons of mass destruction, but the term biological weapons is not actually applied. Fatal biological weapons can cause massive death, but they can not destroy infrastructure, buildings or equipment on a large scale. However, because of the indiscriminate nature of these weapons - and the possibility to start a widespread epidemic, the difficulty of controlling the effects of the disease, and the simple fear they cause - I agree to prohibit

If they get paid, it will be more important, and this is not their goal. They are there to hope to do the work, provide experience to the university and receive education for their future. "The biggest reason for opposing player payments is that it weakens the value of education" (Baxter). When college students start to receive salary, many problems start to emerge. The important question that first appeared was "What sports are paid?" The statistics show that football and basketball are the main income movements that actually earn money for college. Athletes earned thousands of dollars for their school, the number of entrants increased, and the likelihood of recruitment in later years was good. III. Why are university athletes not receiving salary? A: The university's less popular team can not earn much income from the university, so why pay for revenue B? C. Higher education at universities and universities, and thousands of Americans can not participate. IV. Conclusion: Trevon Marshall rough draft One of the reasons for not paying salary to university students is to participate in club activities. "Finally, even though these university students may compete at a high level, they have not played professionally yet," Madison Martinez said. Both sides of the discussion. As you wish, you participate in extracurricular activities. They do not need to participate in sports. This is their choice, why they have to pay for what they want to do. Most student athletes are receiving scholarships from schools Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases.

The threat of biological warfare and possible precautionary measures The threat of terrorism on our continent became very real due to the incident on 11th September 2001. That day, the twin towers were made worn and the lives of many people were moved by the great loss of life that happened that day. Now, if this is not enough, it is a ghost of bioterrorism. Biological weapons are devices that are used to deliberately diffuse diseased organisms and toxins into food, water, insects and aerosols. This article describes the threats and impacts of biological weapons. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in Atlanta, Georgia believes that the focus is on the six most dangerous biological weapons. These are anthrax (anthrax), botulinum toxin, hemorrhagic fever virus, plague (Yersinia pestis), smallpox and tularemia. Each epidemiology, etiology and treatment is the main topic of discussion. Genetic modification using biologics and potential militarism are also subjects of discussion Biological warfare (BW) - also known as a bacteriological war - is a biological toxin intended to kill or inactivate humans, animals or plants as a war act or bacteria, viruses, fungi, etc. It is the use of infectious substances. Biological weapons (often referred to as "biological warfare agents", "biological treatment agents" or "biological agents") are organisms or replicates that are replicated or replicated in the victims of the host (viruses not considered as "living" ). . Entomological studies (insects) wars are also considered biological weapons. Unlike nuclear warfare and chemical warfare, this kind of war forms NBC which is an early military pragmatism in the use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) for nuclear warfare, biological warfare and chemical warfare along with biological warfare I will. These are not ordinary weapons, they are mainly used for explosion, kinetic energy or combustion potential. Biological warfare, also called bacteriological war, uses bacteria, viruses, fungi to harm humans and other creatures. It is an integral part of the NBC and represents nuclear warfare, biological warfare, chemical warfare as weapons of mass destruction. Biological weapons can be used to gain a strategic advantage against enemies. According to Wikipedia, the Chemtrail conspiracy theory began after the 1996 report on the weather change issued by the US Air Force. "The US Air Force has been accused of" using aircraft "to spray magical substances in the American population. Chemical plots are rarely discussed in mainstream media, and when it becomes possible, it is called an example of anti-government delusions.

Animals not placed in the laboratory are treated as disposable equipment rather than organisms and respirators. There is no limit to the animal's body experiment. This comparison is only a small part of the innocence of the innocent animals you are experiencing every day in the laboratory. Institutionalized animals endure more pain and suffering than anyone can imagine. When testing substances during the experiment, animals are usually exposed to household chemicals, industrial chemicals, cosmetic ingredients or medicines and are eaten. Since many animals are used for experiments and research every year, in an inappropriate animal experiment it is necessary to eliminate animal experiments. About 100 million animals around the world are used for research and experiments. Among them, due to the side effects of the experiment, more than 20 million animals were eventually killed and killed. Because so many animals are unduly outlined, there is a great need for alternatives to animal experiments. Animal experiment: modern practice for the treatment of diseases and history of human animal experiment History of paradox, leukemia, human polio rabies treatment, anthrax, treatment of the FDA guidelines Smallpox law for the negative aspects of legal vulnerability For IACUC exam Animal experiments are phrases that most people have heard, but still it is unclear what is involved. Regardless of whether it is an animal experiment, an animal experiment or an animal study, it refers to the experiment done with animals. It is used to evaluate the various safety and efficacy of medicine and cosmetics and to understand how the human body functions. Supporters believe that this is necessary, but those who oppose animal testing believe that it involves torture and animal suffering. Defenders of animal experiments generally think that animals can not be regarded as morally equivalent to humans. They often use this claim as the cornerstone of the assertion that "animal experiments" outweigh the benefits to human beings, or "compensate" damage to animals. The first step to propose this claim is to show that humans are more important than animals. Below we outline a more general discussion to guide this conclusion. Some philosophers claim the idea of ​​a moral community. Roughly speaking, this is a group of people who share specific characteristics. By sharing these features, they belong to a particular ethical community and therefore take on specific responsibilities and undertake certain rights to each other. For example, in most human moral communities, everyone has the right to make independent decisions and to live an autonomous life - and to respect the independence of others.

The age of the MMR vaccine is 12 to 15 months. When a child develops autism, their parents express the disease as normal growth until they reach the age at which their degenerative process begins. This problem usually occurs around 2 years old. Parents say that children grow normally, but many researchers do not believe that children actually grow from 1 to 2 years of age, but some children usually occur after MMR vaccination It goes through a regression process. There is no scientific evidence that MMR vaccines can cause autism. The issue of the possibility of association between MMR vaccine and autism is being extensively studied by a group of independent experts in the United States including the National Academy of Medical Research Institute (now renamed as the National Medical School). These reviews conclude that existing epidemiological evidence does not support the causal relationship between MMR vaccine and autism. MMR vaccines may lead to the recommendation for autism arising from gastroenterology studies in the Wakefield of Andrews, England. In 1998, Wakefield and colleagues published an article by Lancet that MMR's measles vaccine virus caused inflammatory bowel disease and claimed that harmful proteins enter the bloodstream and damage the brain. Does MMR vaccine cause autism? The answer to this question is no. - Immunization has been taking place for two centuries and has effectively eliminated more than a dozen of the most common infections in the past. H. Influenza, hepatitis A and hepatitis B, measles, mumps, colds, whooping cough, tetanus and rubella have completely eradicated diphtheria, polio and smallpox (Culp-Ressler). Ethics, ethics, safety and effectiveness of vaccination, in particular there is a big difference between children. In the literature review, there are few studies supporting the association between vaccine and autism, and most studies showed causality between measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism Is not ... In addition, the vaccine preservative thiomersal is hypothesized to have a causal effect in autism. Peripheral blood mononuclear cells were isolated from 54 children with ASD and 34 normal children with development and were subjected to up to 4 real time polymerase chain reaction assays and 2 nested polymerase chain reaction assays. Samples from the ASD or control group were not found to contain nucleic acids from any measles virus gene. In nested polymerase chain reaction and internal assay, none of the samples gave a positive result. Furthermore, there was no difference in anti-measles antibody titer between autism and control.

Life in Latin America is also known as a new word and is completely different from Spanish life before they arrived and conquered. Before the Spaniards arrived in the New World, horses could not freely roam on land, and the Empire killed citizens to ensure sunrise. Before the Spaniards arrived, they did not know about the New World or the people who lived there. Olmec, Maya, Aztecs and Inca people once lived in a new world. These groups occupied the land until 1500 when their empire collapsed or occupied by the Spaniards; the disappearance of some civilizations remained a mystery (the mystery of history, the channel of history). Most of the conquests took place without battle or war as the first contact of the Europeans in the New World led to illness. Old world infectious diseases left devastating signs in the Indian culture of the new world. In particular, smallpox spread rapidly in Panama, destroying the entire population. Once the disease enters the Andes, its south spread will result in the most devastating loss of life in the Americas. People of the New World including Incas lose immunity and decrease by two thirds There was civilization in Africa before the African continent contacted Western European countries. This means that Africa is a decisive region for the development of world history. Europeans used civilization excuses to colonize Africa. However, given the history of the African continent, it is clear that there is civilization. The dark continent provides the world with the resources and labor needed to stimulate human progress. - George Peter Murdock (1895 - 1985) is an American anthropologist who proposed the following family definition in 1949. And a social group characterized by reproductive. Overseas exploration in Europe brought the rise of world trade and the European colonial empire, the link between the Old World (Europe, Asia and Africa) and the New World (America and Australia) produced a Colombian exchange; the Eastern Hemisphere and the Western Hemisphere Large scale relocation of animals, food, population (including slavery), infectious diseases and culture between. This is one of the most important world events in history related to ecology, agriculture and culture. Discovery of the times and subsequent European exploration made it possible to create a world map of the world and led to a new world view and a distant civilization but it also caused the illness of destroying the population that had not previously contacted Eurasia or Africa It brought about spread. Aboriginal slavery, exploitation, military conquest and economic domination in Europe and its colonies

That's all. This is the moment he is waiting for. A moment that strengthens the hard coat in green and shows his true achievement to all. It is his opportunity to prove his skepticism is wrong and proud parents. Beautiful green trees with bright summer weather and backgrounds welcome Max to the stadium. He slowly walked toward the court with a new picture line. The only thing that separates him from his opponent is the net, and it looks as high as ever. Somehow, Max felt claustrophobia and surrounded him around the enclosure of the tennis court. A splendid headlight tore the darkness of the night. The moment of hope came at the moment he was waiting for days. He took his goal, walked his fate - ...... knocking on his door train human race, suddenly forgot his grandfather's "phantom" He saw running, I made a new decision Train That's all. This is the moment he is waiting for. A moment that strengthens the hard coat in green and shows his true achievement to all. It is his opportunity to prove his skepticism is wrong and proud parents. Beautiful green trees with wonderful summer weather and background greet Max into the Court. He slowly walked towards the court with a slow line, and he looked quieter than it actually was. - The most dramatic moment of competitiveness, the world seems to be darkening the end of the tunnel, as the world becomes more technical, the writing seems more shadows, there is no word. The wonderful idea of ​​traveling the earth and the talents they shared were forgotten. Before abolishing the past, they should remind themselves that the tools created to write are good for everyday life. Mighty understood that this is the moment he was waiting since he was a child. He will be remembered until the end of the world, and if he does, he will think about something. He decided a few things, and now he is in a hurry to the part of human weapons, leaving other viruses. He does not want to let go of this opportunity. After this, the Variola community decided to stop attacking humans in commemoration of Mighty's sacrifice. Slowly, for decades the tradition that led to smallpox has ended forever. There are some Tianyu young people who are singing a brave, brave and noble story of Mighty when 2015 is still at the cutting edge of the world.

In the history of mankind, people have written nonhuman creatures. Many of them include gods, devils, magicians, magicians, witches. Today, the mysterious existence can be seen everywhere in the media. Many people in society no longer believed these creatures many years ago, but because of Salem in the 17th century magic became a living nightmare (Fremon, Salem, Massachusetts, 1692 And 1693, 1999) The reason for the strange event that occurred during the witch trial was speculation and curiosity for years. Alicia Gaspard Alba's Witch calligraphy: "This charming historical novel combines the fear of the Salem Witch Trial, the nun's philosophy and poetry, and the author, Sor, the first feminist in America Juana Ines de la Cruz After careful investigation and elegant writing, this novel has a fascinating view of the 17th century New World women and stubborn men who accused them. "Jessica · Portwood was born. Evil people: "Everyone knows that Kate Cahill and her sister are strange, it is too beautiful, vague, educated too, but the truth is even worse. Before his mother died, Kate promised to protect her sister. Salem Witch Trial was a series of trials that convicted defendant Witch in the Salem community of Massachusetts in the late 17th century. There are many reasons for these tests. When considering the reason of the Salem Witches test, we need to consider the settings and timing of these tests. At the time of trial, Salem was a religious town of Puritan, Massachusetts. The life style of Puritan was very strict, the creative space was small, as a result of British war in France, the occurrence of smallpox, and the fear of attack from neighboring Native American tribes. All of these events caused people to suspect the fear of their neighbors and any outsider. In January 1692, Elizabeth (Betty) Paris was 9 years old, Abigail Williams times, a trial of Salem Witch trial started in Salem, Salem, Massachusetts. The Salem Witch Trial event in Salem, Massachusetts, in 1692, caused the most famous witch trial in the United States. Today these witch trials are known as Salem Witch trials. Over 200 people were condemned by magic. Witches are those who can hurt them with magic, even rolling up milk, licking animals, even causing illness and death in young children (Aronson, Witch Hunt 31). - ... The affected women experienced an inner conflict and the cabinet interpreted them as a fight of right and wrong. About physical symptoms: Fit, squat, squat think that Karlsen can freely express the real fear of a girl tortured against a witch and unacceptable emotions when tortured. No revenge

I saved an animal and heard a wild call. How about the wolf howling in distant mountains? For most people, the answer is no. This is because wolves were eradicated from the majority of the country when Caucasans decided to settle in the western part. Most extinction is caused by ranchers and farmers losing lots of livestock to wolves. When the government announced that the Mexican wolf wolf is in danger of extinction in 48 states, the wolf was selected by the US government to have extinction. Ingrid is the author of saving animals! You can do 101 simple things, 50 wonderful ways a child can help animals, a thoughtful chef, 250 ways to make your cat love you. Stop unnecessary abuse, release animals, make choices, and open the party of dogs! As well as PETA's animal rights, a practical guide to make a difference. She has also written numerous articles on the treatment of animals at home, slaughterhouse, circus, laboratory. For me, the question is, why deny the obvious right they should have. They are flesh and blood, they feel pain like us, they experience happiness, they have their own behavior and their own language, they understand, we understand I will not. They have the instinct of a mother who takes care of each other like us ... This is not clever when a mother protects her child. This is an instinctive act Arguments: Save animals. I refuse animal experiment! Today, many companies use animals, test products such as cosmetics and medicines before manufacturing, check the safety and quality of products. Every year many animals are used for research purposes. Is it correct that humans sacrifice millions of animals for testing purposes? Should animal experiments be banned? Animal experiments are problematic and discussions about experts are fierce By testing life-saving medicines and processes, animal testing helps find ways to help save animals and human lives. Animals tend to respond like humans in response to certain diseases and allergies. This will help scientists find ways to treat certain diseases by studying these animals. Open heart surgery, coronary artery bypass surgery, heart transplantation is part of the procedure taken by experimenting with a dog. Insulin for diabetes, life saving antibiotics, etc. have been prepared by experiments in animals. Due to the vaccine made in animal experiments, infections such as smallpox, measles, varicella, rubella, polio, rabies, mumps and colds are suppressed.

The relationship between the environment and mankind is sacred and constantly changing. Native American and British settlers use this land, but the goal is different. British settlers are more interested in the creation of civilization and the killing of animals, so they can earn money. Native Americans are interested in killing land and animals in an efficient way. Native American are born as warriors, are not educated and have no ability to cultivate, but their ability to adapt to their environment that makes it possible to appreciate the land they live in is unparalleled. The initial contact between British settlers and Native American is very different. When Jamestown was established in 1607, settlers relied on a generous donation of food and resources from American Indians. This relationship was exploited by Captain John Smith. And he began to forcibly grab food and brought a violent clash between colonists and Native Americans. Due to the arrival of Europeans, Native Americans have never encountered this disease. Smallpox, plague, measles, influenza, diphtheria, pneumonia. European diseases have destroyed many countries, and explorers often find empty villages that lived in Native Americans. When the pilgrims arrived in 1620, they thanked God for finding the land to raise the corn and waiting for them. But this is not what God did. Approximately 90% of American Indians in the New England coastal area died from rodent diseases of trade ships between 1616 and 1619. The unfair family of Americans faced this difficulty, the land stolen by new settlers, and the difficulties Britain could not imagine on the day they landed on Plymouth rocks. Britons who are not used to this land are difficult to live in a new environment, become hungry, dirty, sick. In March 1621, Native American extended aid to the pilgrims of the struggle. In just 50 years, the war began. History clearly explains the origins and changes of European immigrants and Native American relations. In 1607, Jamestown became the first permanent British settlement in the United States. British settlers have a very friendly relationship with Indian tribe who live there. When colonialists died, tribes of Squanto and Pawtuxet were not getting food to help them catch fish and hunt. There was a remarkable confrontation between colonialists between the Native American and Plymouth colonies and the ultimate creation of America. This confrontation is known as King Phillip's war. The cause of war was caused by diplomatic failure of Indians and Puritans. When 12 New England towns were burned down, the war lasted less than three years. About 3,000 Indians died, compared to the deaths of 600 colonists.

US war war in Korea In the 1950s, there was a claim that the United States tested biological weapons in remote areas of North Korea. "The US government has denied allegations of the use of biological weapons and this denial is widely endorsed by prominent scientists reported by Nederm on the west.These assertions are still questions to be studied." (Guillemain, 2005, p. 100) The scope was not intended to integrate beliefs of accusers nor to protect the United States government at the time. In the report of the International Scientific Committee of 1952 led by British scientist Joseph Lee Joseph, the observer accused the US of using plant warfare. In particular, plant material packages dropped by American aircraft were tested and found to contain a variety of pathogens including purple spotted fungus infected with soybean crops in China or Cercospora sojini Hara in China. Or have never been discovered in Korea; and Glomerella infects various plants and other pathogens US war war in Korea In the 1950s, there was a claim that the United States tested biological weapons in remote areas of North Korea. "The US government has denied allegations of the use of biological weapons, this denial is generally supported by prominent scientists in the Nederm report in the west - people often for human love or social benefit It is difficult to reflect altruistic behaviors or self-indulgence Herman Melville's "Bartleby, Scrivener" attorney performs charity for Bartleby for self-awareness and glory conscience. As a scriber of his law firm, Bartleby worked efficiently at the beginning of his work. When war was directed to the United States in 1951, the Chinese and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea vaguely accused the biological war, but these were not pursued. As early as May 1951, Korean UN commander General Matthew Ridgeway accused the first claim. He accused the Communists of spreading "intentional lies". A few days later Admiral Charles Stenahoy repeated his denial. On January 28, 1952, the headquarters of Chinese People's Volunteers received reports that smallpox occurred in the southeastern part of Incheon. Between February and March 1952, more security information has been reported, such as Cholwon, Pyeongyang, Kimwa and even Manchuria. When thirteen Korean soldiers and sixteen Chinese soldiers were infected with cholera and plague, the Chinese quickly became concerned, another 44 Chinese who died recently due to meningitis I was tested positive.

When the civil war started in April 1861, people did not know anything about the infection, what was the cause of the infection? Huge injured troops brought a challenge to the naïve medical field. During the Civil War, a total of 620,000 soldiers died due to combat, starvation and illness (Civil War Facts, 2014). For each soldier who died in the battle, the other two died of the disease. The reason is that medical staff not trained, unprepared medical staff due to unsanitary and dirty condition. The medical committee approved the lack of students as it is necessary to help treat the injured. Since the disease spread rapidly after the civil war, the government was more involved in helping the citizens. They reported cases of infectious diseases and began seeking doctors to fund health education institutions. Children's bureau and other stations were established for special reasons. Children's bureau is working on improvement of birth rate and death rate. Scientific research on diseases such as Walter Reed's typhoid fever led to a better understanding of these diseases. World War II brought social and economic driving force to the United States and thousands of victims gave way to the construction of a wartime hospital. Due to vaccination practices, there are few illnesses that bothered the US in the last century. The rise of technology has led to new concerns about technological consequences, leading to improvements in overall medicine. An example is the influence of nuclear weapons and radiation. Infectious diseases have always been to us. However, during the past century, during the war and peacefully, they were the main cause of death. Bacterial pathology was not established until late 19th century. Viral diseases were not discovered until the 20th century. With the understanding of microorganisms, great progress has been made to suppress the spread of diseases in public health. Early vaccination against common diseases, especially smallpox has been successful, even if you do not understand the basis of diseases caused by bacteria and viruses. Especially for the typhoid and tetanus vaccine, a much better vaccine was developed in the late nineteenth century. Other diseases such as malaria and yellow fever can be controlled by identifying insect vectors and eliminating or controlling them. It can prevent malaria and can be used on a daily basis. In many ways, the conquest of infectious diseases began many years before the First World War.

American parents began making vulnerable children. Cautious adults ignore vaccines that manage preventable diseases throughout the country. Children should not accept susceptibility of immune system not vaccinated. In this era, parents have no reason to avoid vaccination. Because, once fatal health risks, financial defects, and moral doubts causing doubts gradually disappeared. Deadly diseases such as measles, polio and tetanus can be prevented by vaccination, but if parents do not vaccinate their children to cause these diseases, they will paralyze. Since vaccination, medicine has succeeded in excluding many of the fatal and debilitating childhood diseases so far in countries where childhood immunity is almost universal. - Immunization is one of the most successful medical outcomes of contemporary civilization and is widely recognized as a cost-effective public health instrument. It prevents citizens from suffering from serious diseases such as measles, mumps, rubella and diphtheria. Although these diseases are common to several generations of children, the mortality rate is currently declining due to vaccination. In addition, it is not until the second century ago that smallpox became a fatal illness and millions of people died each year. Even in countries where vaccination is introduced, the incidence is high. Measles are the main cause of vaccine preventable childhood mortality. Worldwide, immunization campaign led by measles initiative partners has drastically reduced the mortality rates of the American Red Cross, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the United Nations Foundation, UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO). In the whole world, measles decreased from an estimated 873,000 in 1999 to 345,000 in 2005, a decrease of 60%. According to estimates in 2008, the worldwide death toll has further declined to 164,000, and 77% of the measles deaths in 2008 occurred in Southeast Asia. Early in the 20th century, measles was very common and was considered a childhood ceremony. But it is not harmless. Not only fatal but also encephalitis is a complication. According to data from the Atlanta Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, after the vaccine was approved in 1963, approximately 19 million children were vaccinated over the next 10 years. Walter Orenstein, Deputy Director of the Emory University Atlanta Vaccine Center, says: "Because polio is very contagious it soon won." Levels and problems of vaccination for poor children "

By the middle of the 17th century, beverages made from small brown beans were popular in France. In Europe, as bean production becomes more and more common, chocolate (as a beverage) is becoming more and more popular. More middle class and lower class can afford it, it is considered good fun. In terms of economic impact, cocoa is a benefit for Europeans. It is known as a delicious health food to be enjoyed by rich people (McNeil, Columbia Exchange). Starting from South America's home country, the cocoa plant truly travels the earth and affects other lands. The Colombian Stock Exchange is the import and export of animals and plants between Europe and the United States. The Europeans brought horses and cows, and we ate potatoes, chocolates, corn, tomatoes and tobacco. Some of these foods increase population by providing nutrients and vitality in the winter. These coffee and tea shop industries are created. Americans use these new animals for transportation. Europeans and Americans can fight for what was imported from the exchange of Colombia European American colonies had a great influence on the culture of Native American through the exchange of so-called Colombia. The Colombian exchange, also known as the Colombian exchange, is a comprehensive range of plants, animals, culture, population, technology and ideas between the United States and the Old World from the 15th to the 16th century after Christopher Columbus sailed in 1492 It was relocation over. Communication in Colombia often has a devastating effect on the culture of Native American through disease and "cultural confrontation" is a disparity in Europe's private property, family and labor value, and infringement and tradition of traditional common land and slaves It brings the conflict of the system. Life in America and Europe has changed in places sometimes called Colombian exchanges. Europeans are getting used to corn, chocolate, potatoes, tomatoes, and various peppers and spices. These imported items have greatly changed the eating habits of the old world. It also began to exert its influence. At a more deadly level, the disease is clearly exchanged. Europeans have brought many unknown new world infectious diseases, of which the most devastating is smallpox. Some authorities say that syphilis is contracting. The crewmen in Columbus returned to Europe. (However, recent studies have suggested that syphilis may already exist in the old world, but it is considered only as leprosy.)

Welcome to my Rotary club. Members of the Rotary club have access to membership development tools and information. Last week I was very satisfied with the local Rotary society. (I am a member of Hawaii's Honolulu Sunset Rotary Club and have a mission to contact local Rotary clubs. (The Rotary Foundation and Rotary clubs around the world are Rotary members of the Rotary International Rotary club) Kimario shared a project to provide safe drinking water to children at local schools and understanding of the world was achieved through international humanitarian, educational and cultural exchange programs.Kilimanjaro hospital - Mushi's Kilimanjaro · Christian Medical Center This area is a huge facility serving more than 11 million people. Rotary is a global nonprofit organization with more than 1.2 million business and professional leaders and more than 35,000 clubs in over 200 countries and territories. Rotary members are committed to serving the community and the world. Their main motto is "self-serving". In 1978, Rotary expanded its program from local service activities and international scholarships to domestic and international projects including "health, hunger, humanity". From 1978 to 1979, Rotary International's President Krem Renouf was reading articles on eradication of smallpox. This is evidence that the disease may have recently been eradicated. He wants a similarly ambitious project to launch Rotary's new 3-H project. If Rotary may be having another illness with similar outcome, he asks the Rotary member who is a medical institution of infectious diseases. Rotarians tell him he will recommend polio if he chooses a single vaccine for the 3-H program Long ago, most ancient people used what is called a rotary phone. My grandmother still has it! That is the phone number to call the rotary dial. This means that there is no push button, whether plastic or digital. Instead, you can dial this phone number with a single finger round this plastic one. It is very strange. However, the phone is not suitable for sharing a lot of information among people. For this reason, we once (and still) had a book. But people, books take a long time to move from one place to another. Can we improve with technology? Yes, we invented computers and the Internet. And you can write and send lots of information almost instantaneously without needing traditional mail.

This film was filmed in the state of Nova Scotia, the husband is the leader of the Patriots, conveying the true story of an extraordinary woman taken to the house by a conservative group faithful to the king of England, Tree. The story of suicide for herself and her children when Mary Siriman seeks husband's release presents an independent war in a fresh and attractive way for contemporary audiences. The war of Mary Silliman was produced by Heritage Films and was sponsored by the Early American Institute of History at Williamsburg Colony in Virginia. This is based on the biography of The Way of Duty of Richard and Joy Day Buel (Norton, 1984). Create by anonymous Mary Sillman's war began in 1779 during the Fairwar at Connecticut's Connecticut Fairfield, Connecticut. As she was involved in an alarming event of the Revolutionary War, the movie is focused on Mary's experience. Mary's husband, Selex Siliman, is an outstanding patriot and a domestic lawyer, suffering from Fairfield citizens who have fallen to Selek and remain loyal to the UK. The arrest, conviction and impending enforcement of the two local conservatives (or loyalists) angered other faithfuls who used Celek as a target of retaliation. He was kidnapped and taken to New York where he was locked in a British prison. Mary decided to stop his release. When dealing with everyday domestic problems and trying to cope with the catastrophe of war, her behavior is rare for women in her social position. She asked the Connecticut Legislature for advice from the Governor and Council and eventually set a bold plan to secure the freedom of Selec. Mary Fish Noyes Silliman (1736 - 1818) is a female chief of the Connecticut Revolution and a post-colonial community, her moral authority and firm spirit help her family survive war, illness and debt It was. The war of the 1993 film Marie Silman talks about Mary's experience during the American Revolutionary War. On November 16, 1758, Mary and John Noise married the son of Joseph Neuss, the first church in New Haven. Her new husband is the principal of the New Haven Hopkins grammar school and occasionally talked about making a gentle deal in the shipping industry and suffering from epilepsy. In 1759 he lived with James in Rebecca (dead in 4 weeks after birth), Joseph (1762) in 1761, John (1762) in 1762, and 1764 in 1764. And in 1766 Mary died in 1770. Their mother, dear sister Beka died of smallpox in the winter of 1766, and their father died shortly after the fall of 1767.

The story of Brooklyn started long before Columbus departed to the New World. Brooklyn was located at the southern end of Long Island and lived a group of American Indians named "Indians" who originally called themselves "Renape". They include Nayack and Canarsee which grow corn, tobacco and fish in the river. The Dutch settled in Manhattan in the early 17th century and called their neighbors "Indian of the River" or "Wild People". They began to buy land across the river in 1636, and their destiny was often sharply contrasted with the land of American Indians. Due to illnesses like smallpox, these diseases are new to the United States; wars; land transactions are not always glory; like other factors, by the 1680's indigenous people are required to comply with all requirements for the forest landscape of the forest I lost. The Netherlands established five villages: Bushwick, Brooklyn, Flat Bush, Flatlands, New Utrecht. Gravesend is the sixth village founded in 1643 by the British lady Deborah Moody. In 1674, British occupied the territory of the Netherlands and gathered six villages in King County, part of the New York crown colony. In the census of 1698, 2,017 people in King County were counted. About half of these early settlers were Dutch. Others come from Germany, England, France and Scandinavia, including numerous black slaves brought from Africa. In the 18th century, slavery flourished in these rich fields. By 1771, just before the Revolutionary War slavery accounted for nearly one - third of King County 's population. By 1827, slavery did not become illegal in New York State. During the revolution, the British army almost destroyed the shallow army of George Washington 's experience in Brooklyn' s 1776 battle. The battle ranged from Gravesend to Gowanus, and the colonial army slid across East River's Manhattan on a foggy night and almost escaped destruction. During the war, the UK occupied Manhattan and Brooklyn. Slavery is legal and practiced at different times in all European colonies. Not all Africans coming to the United States are slaves; even those who act as freelancers in the 17th century, the crew work on board. In the early days of the colonial era, like many immigrants from the British Isles, some Africans seemed to be the servants of the contract. These servants were free after the completion of the contract and were eligible to serve as chiefs of the new colony lands in the Chesapeake Bay area where employees were more common. As early as 1619, there were free black categories in North America. Early in the colonial era, most of the workers were poor contract servants from the UK. In fact, in the century of Virginia, 100 thousand Britons across the Atlantic were contracted servants. The condition of slavery is tragic, nearly two-thirds have died before the end of the contract period. Decades later, African slaves began arriving in America and worked alongside the contract's servants. Many people play together, marry and run away together. Ethnic divisions are mobile and slavery is not incorporated into the law In the early days of the colonial era, the servants of the European and African generals believed in their common interests. They all saw they were being used by landlords. This tension caused the first revolt in the American colony, the bacon rebellion. In 1676 in the colony of Virginia state, black and white contract employees against the ruling class came up. With the bacon rebellion, other rebels caused concern among landlords. In these early colonial times, the ruling class united the Europeans and created white privileges and whiteness. European landlords have created a white concept that poor, working class white men of society divide and conquer people other than white people. Of course, poor white people still have no land or political power, but now they have a sense of privilege and control.

The Spokane tribe in India belongs to the Salish group inside the northeastern state of Washington State, the northern part of Idaho State, and the western part of Montana State and has existed for hundreds of years. Tribal headquarters of Indian Spokane and Spokane are now located in Wellpinit, Washington. Wellpinit is in the Spokane Indian Settlement about 50 miles northwest of Spokane, Washington State. In the past, the Spokane tribe lived in more than 3 million acres of land, protected and respected. Members of the tribe will catch the Spokane River and the Columbia River and use the magnificent Spokane Fall as a place for families and friends to gather. Spokane lived in the Spokane Indian at the river, the upper part, the middle part, and the lower part. Traditional campgrounds vary according to the seasons in which they live In January 1881, President Rutherford B. Hayes officially announced that the Spokane-Indian settlement would be the new residence of the Spokane-Indian. The three Indian bands have been separated and some have found a new house now known as the new Codarane Indian Settlement, Flathead Indian Settlement and Corbyville Indian Settlement. Today's Spokane Indian Settlement is 157,376 acres. As of May 2017, members of the tribe included 2,879 people; we are strong and constantly evolving. We welcome you and thank you for your interest in learning more about the sun child who is proud. So today, we have announced the third and last round of nine new promised areas. Municipal administration of Nashville, South Los Angeles, Atlanta, Evansville, San Diego, Washington Indian Spokane, Chippewa Indian Turtle Mountain, South Dakota North Dakota, Puerto Rico Ceiba, Pigeon and Naguado. Each of these commitment zones is ready to do everything with that power to strengthen the community and improve people's lives. And we will be your partner American Indians live in Indian settlements or jurisdictions such as the Colville Indian Settlement, Makah, Muckleshoot Indian Settlement, Quinault, Salish People, Spokane Indian Settlement and Yakama Indian Settlement. The western part and the Pacific coast are dominated by American Indian communities such as Chinook, Rumi, Seirish. However, since the end of World War II, the Indian urban community formed by the Seattle American Indian Secretariat relocation plan brought various indigenous people to this diverse large cities. This city was named after CEO of Western Europe in the early 1950s. The Indian Spokane tribe of Wellpinit is a tribe that tries to maintain the economy. They currently have two casinos, three gas stations, a campsite, an amphitheater, and a dock that can rent boats. One casino is on reservation and the other casino is in Chewelah. Their goal is to build a successful casino with Airway Heights as soon as it becomes like a Northern Quest casino. Spokane Indian held numerous events throughout the year, including the Jam Festival, the Native American Heritage Day, the Poker Run, the Art Auction, many prisoners of war, and the annual circular theater concert. Spokane Falls is the center of tribal trade and fishing. Spokane is made up of three bands living along the Spokane River. Spokane shared their culture and Salishan's language with several other tribes, including Coeur d'Alenes, Kalispels, Pend Oreilles, Flatheads, Kootenays and Colvilles. As early as the 19th century, Northwest Fur sent two white fur catchers to look for fur in the western part of the Rocky Mountains. They are kind with the locals they encounter. Captives became the first two Caucasians encountered by the Spokane people who thought they were Samar or sacred. They helped them evacuate to the Colville valley. The tribes have found that these people did not bring "great magic" to the tribe as their members continued to die of smallpox, whose members first attacked the tribe in 1782. In trends, half of the tribe died.

The youngest of three brothers was born to jeweler von Domenico Scrosoppi and Antonia Lazzarini, his brother Carlo was appointed to Luigi at the age of six, and his brother Giovanni was appointed a few years later. When Luigi was 11 or 12 years old, his hometown area suffered consecutive attacks of drought, famine, typhoid, smallpox; seeing such pain, overall poverty and number of orphans is a boy It has a lasting influence on. In his teens, Luigi felt the call of clergy, and he and his brother Giovanni went into the same seminary. Butler in 1826; appointed Udine Cathedral on March 31, 1827; his brother got help at his first Mass. Director of a pious alliance of the heart of Jesus Christ. It helps to manage the center of children managed by his brother Carlo. University of Francisco. In 1829, Deputy Director of Carroll's Orphanage. The orphanage is harder to fall than usual, desperate Luigi is appealing their support, and the school immediately has a good lesson - enough money to buy their building Since the orphans were more than space, the brothers decided to extend the house; Luigi called for building materials and labor through the country. Work began in 1834 with Luigi's coordination, beggars, director and work; it was completed in 1836 and named poverty house. In that year, another cholera became prevalent, the orphanage was full again. The orphan's needs and the constant efforts of the pastor are attracting the attention of women in some areas abandoned in cooperation with the poor. These include Felicita Calligaris, Rosa Molinis, Caterina Bros, Cristina and Amalia Borghese, and Orsola Baldasso. Under the spiritual guidance of Carlo and Luigi, these women founded Providence sisters. And they teach basic learning and needlework. Luigi put them under the auspices of St. Catherjan, and the congregation received the final approval of Pope Praus Pius IX on September 22, 1871. In 1846, Ruiji joined St. Philip 's Cathedral, a congregation specializing in charity and learning, and on November 9, 1856, he was elected as Delegate of the Community. On 4th October 1854, he completed the job of a girls rescuer who was abandoned. On March 7, 1857, he opened the school and the girls' home for the hearing impaired; unfortunately, it could survive only 15 years. He opened a Providence House for former unemployed students, and he works in a hospital. In his later years, Luigi had to fight the empathy of anti-civilians who swept the Italian peninsula during the political unity of the country; many houses and groups including the chapel were restrained, closed, And those assets were sold. We could not preserve the property of the cathedral and the parish, but Luigi protected the charity and saw the growth and spread of the congregation. The poor and the sick are our lords and they represent the people of Jesus Christ. - St. Louis Luigi Scrosoppi was born in Udine in the Friuli region of northern Italy on August 4, 1804. He grew up in a family atmosphere of faith and Christian charity. At the age of 12 he began preparing for clerics of the Udine parish theological school and was appointed in 1827. Beside him there are his two brothers Charles and John the Baptist, both of them are pastors. In the nineteenth century famine was a famine and Luigi advised him to take care of the most distressed people because of the badness of war and plague attacks. Along with other clergy and young teachers, I am concentrating on collecting and educating the poor and abandoned girls in Udine and its surrounding rural areas. For them, he incorporated all material wealth, energy, and emotions into it. When the situation demands, he begged; he relied on others' help, and most importantly he trusted the Lord. Luigi Scrosoppi is a scavenger cleric, when his brother sweeps a strong anti-religious style in Italy, he and his older brother run an orphanage at Udine. Working in adversity, maintaining humor, he is known for healing miracles a

It is difficult to be convinced that only a handful of influential doctors, researchers, scientists have greatly promoted the development of medicine - but this infographic is in the history with some of the greatest impact I will describe a few people. The infographic that was designed by Study Medicine Europe was started by Edward Jenner, also known as "father of immunology". Jenner developed the world's first vaccine against smallpox. The disease caused about 20% of deaths at the time, so the vaccine saved countless lives; according to the infography it is believed that Jenner saved more lives than anyone in history. The infographic contains two women - a Florentine nightingale, one of the most famous nurses in history, and of course Marie Curie who developed radiation therapy and became the first Nobel in 1903. Award for women. Other relevant major medical advances involve Sigmund Freud's psychology revolution, Joseph Liszt's sterile pioneer, Alexander Fleming, discovered antibiotics, that Joseph Murray completed the first human organ transplant. Because this infographic only covers about 200 years of medical history, it can not be said that it covers all influential medical stakeholders. Medicine has been developed since long ago, but the influence of ancient doctors like Hippocrates (father of Western medicine) is still felt even today. Many other scientists were fired for the madness of those days and they began to gain recognition even decades or even centuries later. Do not forget a woman other than Marie Curie who has undergone a change and may not be able to obtain recognition appropriate for that era. Always return to the ancient Greek doctor, Metrodora. In addition, we know that there are many people who have good health impacts around the world, and many of them are even under 30 years old. Madame Curie is the most influential figure in history. Her radium discovery and its application to science and technology grew rapidly throughout history from health science to national security. Without X-ray equipment or radiotherapy, medical and airport security will be less accurate and effective. Mrs Curie discovered that radium will change the role of science, medicine and women in insulin in general, extend the lives of people with diabetes, and live freely. Banting is a Canadian medical doctor aimed at finding ways to treat diabetes and its discovery has saved the lives of people with this disease and improved the quality of life, so the discovery of insulin is a matter of Canadian history It is important. Medical technology in Canada is very advanced in the world. Frederic Bunting Mrs Currie (1867 - 1934) was born in Poland as a teacher of Poland. Later she moved to Paris where she got formal education and met her husband Pierre Curie. Curie couple pioneered research on radiation and revolutionized the fields of physics and chemistry. As the first woman who won the Nobel Prize, Mrs Curie is doing his utmost to promote the practical and medical applications of her work. She died in 1934, probably due to exposure to radioactive material over many years. French nobleman Marquis Lafayette (1757 - 1834) fought alongside Americans in the revolutionary war. Lafayette, who returned to France, submitted a draft of the "Declaration of Human Rights" to the National Assembly in 1789, led the appeal for reform. Some people hated him in a gentle manner and then fled to Austria but later returned. Mrs Curie is one of the most skilled scientists in history. She and her husband, Pierre, discovered Radium, a widely used element to treat cancer, and studied uranium and other radioactive materials. A friendly cooperative relationship between Pierre and Mary helped later to unravel the atom secrets. Mary was born in Warsaw, Poland in 1867. Her father is a professor of physics. When I was very young, she showed a wise heart and a happy personality. Her happy study urged her to continue his studies after graduating fro

Native American tribes prospered for hundreds of years before the first European settlers step into the current United States. Each tribe is unique, but is shared in the practice of natural resources living provided by the land. When European settlers discover the Americas, the indigenous tails of that country spread in the sea. These early settlers began trading with locals and eventually named "Choctaw Indian Facts". These tribes include Cherokee, Chicasso, Click, Seminole, Choctaw Indian. The Choctaw tribe is one of the most famous tribes of American Indians. Please discover numerous photos about the theme of famous Native American tribes (Choctaw countries etc.). This picture shows various Indian tribes, war paint, weapons, and accessories like the Choctaw tribe. This can be a truly useful educational resource for children and children of all ages. Just hoping that you can enjoy while watching the video by simply clicking and playing it. This article contains simple and interesting facts and interesting information about the Choctaw American Indian Indian tribe. Find answers to the questions, such as Choctaw's place of residence, wearing clothes, food to eat. Learn about what happened to the Choctaw tribe through facts about their war and history. The above picture shows Mushulatubbee. This means "killing decision", he is Chief of Choctaw. It was painted in 1838 by the famous artist George Catlin (1796-1872). The chiefs were wearing European style clothing, and many southeast tribes were wearing a belt on their waist. Mushulatubbee led his soldier to assist generals Andrew Jackson in a click war known as Red Wing War (1813-1814). In this section I will discuss the Indian Native Tribe, commonly known as the "civilized tribe". Civilized hordes consist of five tribes: Cherokee, Chicasso, Choct, Click, Seminole. These groups are located in the southeastern United States. The reason why they were called "civilized tribes" by white settlers is that they used some European and American customs like UK and American agriculture, education and slave management practices. Therefore, the word "tribe of civilization" was made by Caucasian. Five civilized tribes were the names of white settlers who gave Chickasaw, Choctaw, Cherokee, Creek and Seminole in the 19th century after the Christian and European customs were adopted by these Native American tribes. When settlers arrived in North America, these indigenous people lived in the southeastern United States of America. They lived there in the rural areas and were looking for living. The Indians did not immunize many of the diseases the colonists brought to the New World. Smallpox, measles, pneumonia, other diseases deprived many lives, and within 200 years the population of these tribes declined by 75%. Thus, a relatively small number of Chicassoe, Choctaw, Cherokee, Creek, Seminole survived when the settlers won the American Revolutionary War (1775-1783); if necessary, they were growing culture It began to adapt to. They attended the church service, let the children go to school, and even purchased the plantation.

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In 2009, the World Health Organization announced a statement stating that the world is in the state of H5N1 after the pandemic. This is a very interesting news. Therefore, I think that I have not seen how much the pandemic is bad by tracing the history of influenza. Therefore, H5N1 is a highly pathogenic avian flu. This was caused by the serious occurrence of poultry. It occurs primarily in the Middle East and Asia. There are many kinds of H5N1, one is poultry and the other is pig. In the case of birds, there are few records by this human being, but since 2003 there have been 650 cases in 15 countries. Widespread disease that is stable in terms of how many people are sick is not a pandemic. In addition, influenza epidemics usually do not include recurrence of seasonal influenza. Throughout history, there are many epidemics such as smallpox and tuberculosis. One of the most devastating epidemics is black death, in which more than 75 million people died in 1350. Recent pandemics include HIV epidemics in 1918 and 2009 and epidemics of H1N1 influenza. The World Health Organization (WHO) has a six-step classification that explains the new influenza virus process from the first few infections to the epidemic. This begins with the virus primarily infecting animals. In that case, the animal will be infected by humans, then the virus will begin spreading directly from person to person and will end in a pandemic when new virus infection spreads all over the world. Unmanageable until stopped In 1918, the influenza virus spread all over the world, causing a global epidemic. This epidemic is called 1918 or the Spanish flu. This is caused by an influenza A (H1N1) virus that scientists believe are mutating from influenza virus previously infected only to birds. Its evolution and change are sufficient to infect humans and spread quickly among people. Since this type of influenza virus has never been infected, it will soon infect many people. The 1918 influenza pandemic epidemic (January 1918 - December 1920; commonly known as the Spanish flu) is a very lethal influenza epidemic, and two epidemic diseases involving the H1N1 influenza virus It was the first one. 500 million people are infected worldwide, including distant islands of the Pacific and the Arctic Circle, killing between 500 million to 100 million people (3% to 5% of the world's population), becoming the most fatal natural disaster in the world It is. It is one. Human history infectious diseases had limited life expectancy at the beginning of the 20th century. However, in the first year of the pandemic, the average life expectancy of the US has decreased by about 12 years. Most influenza outbreaks excessively kill the young, elderly, or debilitated patients, but in contrast, the 1918 world epidemic mainly killed healthy young people.

When the conquistador fought against the Aztecs, thousands of years apart weapons attacked each other. While Aztecs fight with wood, rock and copper weapons, the Spaniards have the best European steel and early rifle. (Hassig, 1992) Robot, sharp sword, tematlatl, sling and obsidian's spear tlacochtli is just too simple, but Aztec may do much damage to these weapons. The conqueror was equipped with a steel sword and a spear, and the horse made the cavalry very effective in battle. The conquest of the Americas shows a decisive advantage of the upper armor and weapons in any conflict. Aztecs and incaans reached millions, but they lost to hundreds of Spanish troops. A heavy armored conquistador can defeat dozens of enemies with a single bond without causing serious damage. Horses are another advantage that local people can not resist. It is inaccurate to say that the success of Spain's conquest is due to perfectly good weapons and armor. The Spaniards greatly helped the world's previously unknown diseases. Millions of people died of diseases such as smallpox. I still have lots of luck. For example, when the Spaniard arrived in 1532, the brutal civil war between Brother Wasker and the Atahualpa brothers was just over, so they broke into the Inca Empire when the crisis broke out. Spain conquered the Aztec empire, or Spain - the Aztec War (1519-21), the Spanish Empire conquered the Aztec empire in the context of the Spanish colonies America. This is one of the most important and complex events in world history. The Spanish conquistadors, their indigenous allies, and the defeated Aztecs have numerous stories of events of the 16th century. This is not a conflict between the Spaniards who defeated the Aztec empire, but the Spanish invader alliance and the Aztecs, especially the Aztec enemies and enemies. In the past two years, they united to defeat Tenectecton 's Mexicana. For the Spanish, the Mexican expedition is part of a new Spanish colonial rule project, a permanent settlement in Spain for 25 years and a further exploration in the Caribbean. An important event in world history was a Spanish conqueror who conquered the Aztec Empire in 1521. As part of conquest, Spanish conquerors led by Hernan Cortes captured Aztec leader Moctezuma II. Shortly thereafter, Moctezuma II died, Aztecs retaliated against the Spaniards and forced to escape from the capital of Azteca. The Spaniard called this incident "Noche Triste". After the Noche Triste incident, the Spaniard escaped to Tlaxcala and was chased by Aztec's fighter plane. In Tlaxcala, the Spaniards recovered from scars, including Cortez and Alvarad, who were all injured in escape from TenocTitran. Spain and Aztecs were influenced by the Spaniards being able to accept and accept the new Spanish army in this Tlaxkara, but the Aztecs were influenced by the expansion of disease in Europe.

In the latter half of Pleistocene, there was a mystery that large mammals in North America were extinct and survived in other parts of the world. The scientists who were studying extinction in the late Pleistocene provided extensive explanations including human overkill, extraterrestrial events, and climate change (Faith and Surovell, 2009). But without unified explanation, they all agreed. Please be aware of this, J. Tyler Faith and Todd A. Surovell tested to see if extinction is a single event or a long-term process. In the late Pleistocene, a series of devastating species dies out and most large mammals in the Americas died. All horses in North America and South America are extinct (And the mammoth and the tiger 's tiger). The extinction of these species seems to be caused by a combination of climate change and just hunting human beings just arriving in the new world. For the first time in tens of millions of years, there are no horses in the Americas. Equus burchelli: Ordinary zebra in Africa, including subspecies such as "Grant's Zebra", "Burchell's Zebra", "Chapman's Zebra", semi-striped spots scorpion. Regular zebra is commonly seen as "typical zebra" with quite wide vertical stripes and thick horizontal stripes on the waist. This is a major difference between Eurasia and the Native American community - mainly due to extinction (extinction?) Of the late Pleistocene of the majority of large wild wild mammals in North America and South America. Without such extinction, modern history may have taken a different approach. In 1519, when Cortez and its adventurous adventurers landed on the coast of Mexico, they were kept in thousands of Aztec cavalry. Spaniards may have been wiped out by American bacteria spreading Aztecs who resist disease rather than Aztecs who died of smallpox. An American civilization that relies on the power of animals may send their own conquerors to Europe. However, the results of these hypotheses were offset by extinction of mammals thousands of years ago. - Jared diamonds, guns, bacteria, steel During the so-called late Pleistocene, North America had numerous extinctions of mammals, including before, during and after the last glacial age (which is now between 18,000 and 10,000 years). In North America, eight different mammalian genera were removed from North America, and 27 mammals completely disappeared. In the history of the earth, glaciers cover most of the glaciers. The last time the glacier covered North America was about 132,000 years to about 10,000 years. Climate change has led to glacial progress and retreat. Extinction in late Pleistocene occurred long ago and as so many species were involved, it is difficult for scientists to judge when they occur. There were many controversies about the causes of the extinction of these large mammals.

As a Canadian, I am proud that my country provides public health for the people. Canada provides health insurance plans to provide insurance to the entire population. Under the healthcare system, each citizen receives medical services, medical services, and hospital, dental care and other medical services. Regardless of medical history, individual income or standard of living, most citizens can join health insurance. In this article I assert that public health is a better choice as it provides personal rights, equality and better living. The purpose of this paper is to define public health and compare it with personal health while discussing the pros and cons of public health. You can also answer the following questions: What are the benefits of public health assessment? If so, what are the drawbacks? Please list examples of potential conflicts in the community that may arise from public health assessment. How can public health advocates and decision makers prevent and / or manage such conflicts? - The practice of public health in the 19th century focused primarily on health reforms such as clean water, efficient sewage systems, garbage collection and disposal, fumigation measures, and clean housing facilities. This is mainly due to the theory of pollution widely accepted during this period. These hygiene measures are necessary to manage infections such as smallpox, cholera, typhoid and so on to prevent its occurrence. Health is more than just a health care system. Public health responsibilities, including health, infectious diseases, and related education, are shared by three governmental orders: federal, state / regional and municipal. However, these services are usually available at the local / regional and local level. Federal government roles in health include national principles for developing and managing systems under the Canadian Health Act, financial support for states and territories, and financing for certain groups of people, and / or primary Including education implementation etc. Supplementary Services These groups include indigenous people living in protected areas, Inuit, Canadian army military service, qualified veterans, federal prison prisoners and refugee applicant groups. The federal budget is not sustainable. This unsustainability is brought about by 2% of all expenditure accounts, public medical planning which is operated mainly by the Ministry of Health and Welfare and the Social Security Older Insurance and Survivor Insurance (OASI) Trust Fund. Given the historical trend that is difficult to recover due to microeconomic pressure, the current expenditure projections of the US public health management plan may be too optimistic. In addition, the United States is not outliers. There are also unsustainable public health plans in other major powers. This fact complements the relevant finding that there is a tremendous and growing financial imbalance in the budget of many countries in the United States and Europe.

In 1492, Spanish conquistador Christopher Columbus came to the "New World" and later explored it in most of the colonial countries of Spain, France, and the United Kingdom to make America a colony. Over time, when the settlers arrived in the New England area dominated by the British, their lives are many, including religion, wealth, social status, ethnicity, conflicts with other colonists / Indians and gender Was dominated by factors. . In "Early American Daily Life" by David Freeman Hawke, some people think that these immigrants are settled for adapting to a new lifestyle. An important event in world history was a Spanish conqueror who conquered the Aztec Empire in 1521. As part of conquest, Spanish conquerors led by Hernan Cortes captured Aztec leader Moctezuma II. Shortly thereafter, Moctezuma II died, Aztecs retaliated against the Spaniards and forced to escape from the capital of Azteca. The Spaniard called this incident "Noche Triste". After the Noche Triste incident, the Spaniard escaped to Tlaxcala and was chased by Aztec's fighter plane. In Tlaxcala, the Spaniards recovered from scars, including Cortez and Alvarad, who were all injured in escape from TenocTitran. Spain and Aztecs were influenced by the Spaniards being able to accept and accept the new Spanish army in this Tlaxkara, but the Aztecs were influenced by the expansion of disease in Europe. The siege of Tenoktitran, the capital of the Aztec empire, is a decisive event for Spain to conquer Mexico. It occurred in 1521 when the Spanish conquistor Helnan Cortés was supported by extensive manipulation of the regionalists and exploitation of existing sectors by his indigenous allies and their translators and fellow Ramarin. I got help. There were countless battles between the Aztec empire and the Spanish-led alliance, but the alliance itself consists mainly of indigenous people (mainly Tlaxcaltec) personnel, but the result mainly depends on the epidemic of smallpox It destroyed the population of Azteca and gave a serious blow to Aztec leaders, while maintaining the leadership of the Spanish immunity, which directly led to the collapse of the Aztec civilization and to Spain Brought the conquest of the Aztec empire) The first stage of the Aztec empire has ended In 1521, the Spanish conquistor Helnan Cortes conquered the Aztecs and Mexico became a Spanish colony. For 300 years, Spain dominated the land until the early 19th century. At that time, indigenous people in Mexico rebelled against Spain's rule. Father Miguel Hidalgo announced the independence of Mexico with the slogan of his famous "long-lived Mexico". In 1821, Mexico beat the Spaniards and acquired complete independence. Heroes of the Mexican Revolution include General Augustin de Iturbide and General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna.

American settlements and attitudes towards the Indians were first introduced to the Europeans at the end of the 15th century. Local Americans are known as "noble red". Native Americans are very useful for Europeans and they are leading them mainly in the United States today. Europeans are very interested in this "new land" and they are beginning to solve this problem. The settlement in the United States brought conflict and illness to indigenous people. Collisions of land ownership become immediate problems and bring harmful side effects. The settlement in Europe had overwhelming negative influence on Native American. Native American tribes have occasionally built positive relationships with European settlers, but permanent European settlements in the US eventually brought illness and evacuation. Native Americans are not immune to diseases in Europe, and their population is severely damaged (sometimes deliberately) by the introduction of illnesses like small pox. Over time, most of the surviving tribes were forcibly taken away from the traditional land to leave room for expansion of the European settlements. With the progress of European colonial rule in contemporary American territory, Native Americans are often conquered and exiled. After the arrival of the Europeans, the population of the United States declined, and for various reasons, mainly diseases such as smallpox and measles. The conflict between them and the Europeans affected certain tribes and colonial settlements, but violence is not an important factor in the overall reduction of Native Americans. In the early days of colonization, many European settlers suffered from food shortages, illnesses, and attacks by indigenous Americans. Native American also fought with neighboring tribes during the colonial war and formed an alliance with Europeans. But at the same time, many indigenous people and settlers are interdependent. Settlers trade with food and animal skins, local people buy guns, ammunition and other European goods Native Americans lived in America much longer than most of the races who currently live. Native American lived very much until white settlers began migrating to the west in the early 19th century. When these white settlers encountered Native American, they brought conviction that eventually led to a great conflict with indigenous peoples who had their own worth. Clearly, Caucasian and Native American are impossible ... the best definition of contemporary American society is education. The foundation of "American Dream" is to go to school, find a good job and succeed. Ironically, the actual indigenous peoples in this country are the people who are least likely to realize this dream. The biggest obstacle they face is lack of proper education. Standard educational practices for Native American education are invalid. There are many parts of this obstacle, and there are many solutions.

Due to tremendous progress in history, human rights enabled people to freely express their thoughts and beliefs. In addition, with the transition from modern society to more virtualized society, people can express their thoughts more freely and receive news from all over the world. Therefore, people have the right to get their own opinions, ideas and beliefs. For example, in religion, people may share different opinions according to their beliefs, but they still have the right to defend their beliefs freely. Informal: We can not introduce remedial measures due to financial constraints. Formal: Improvements can not be implemented due to restrictions on funds. Informal: I do not think the result is accurate. Formal: Results are not considered accurate. Informal: The research project will be continued next year. Official: The research project will not be continued next year. Phrase verb informal: I inflated the balloon for experiments. Formal: Balloon expansion for experiment. Informal: The patient has overcome the condition. Formal: The patient recovers from the disease. [Informal]: The findings are various. Official: The results of the research are confusing. Proverb / Language Scientists and players are urging the NBA to postpone the use of the new plastic version until further research and experimentation is possible. Players are worried that new basketball will increase mistakes due to basketball rather than human errors. Currently, NBA has started using a new plastic basketball. If you have time, you can see that this is the benefit or damage of the game. Thousands of people have lost their homes after a fire. Many people have not escaped anything but back clothes. Providing food for all of these people, cleaning the water and preparing evacuation shelters is a difficult task. Fortunately, the city soon formed a relief and donor association. The group began distributing food donations from other cities. Society establishes places where people live, gathers the tools necessary for people to rebuild their homes, and further vaccinates 64,000 people with smallpox vaccines. Summary: NBA was not ready for basketball players who entered the NBA earlier. Early entry of high school and university basketball players into NBA has a negative impact on university basketball programs, NBA, and players themselves. Every year, the number of initial NBA participants is increasing. In 1997, 47 basketball players participated in the NBA draft in advance, and since then this number has increased. - Early entry into the NBA has become one of the hottest topics in today's basketball. Every year more and more high school and university basketball players agree to participate in the NBA draft with the remaining university graduation or college graduation ceremony. It all started 27 years ago, in 1969, Spencer Haywood of the University of Detroit left school early and was the first junior to support the NBA.

Vaccination against infectious diseases is one of the most controversial topics in modern medicine and will continue to attract more attention over the next few years. Most new parents take their children to the doctor for vaccination at the designated time. But in the past few decades there have been some panic about vaccinations and side effects they may have. Because of these panic, some parents refused their children immunization, and the fact is that they were exaggerated by the media. As a child this infection can be prevented by vaccination. Vaccines are substances that stimulate antibody production and provide immunity to one or more diseases. In the last 50 years vaccination has saved more lives than any other medical products and programs in the world. The story of interesting immunization dates back to ancient Greece. Since the invention of the first vaccine more than two centuries ago, there have been many controversies. Vaccination against infectious diseases is one of the most controversial topics in modern medicine and will continue to attract more attention over the next few years. Most new parents take their children to the doctor for vaccination at the designated time. But in the past few decades there have been some panic about vaccinations and side effects they may have. - Autoimmune disease accounts for approximately 5% of the population of developed countries 1. In other words, one out of every twenty people in Europe and North America has a specific autoimmune disease. By definition, autoimmune disease is a failure of the body to target its own immune system. In recent years, the incidence of many different kinds of autoimmune diseases has been increasing all over the world, and the incidence has steadily increased. Because there are researchers developing effective vaccines and treatments to prevent infections such as polio and smallpox, infectious diseases are basically well managed in developed countries and soon become to be in the past It is misunderstood. This is a failure of developed countries to fail over the border. In many parts of the world, some infectious diseases are prevented or controlled by vaccines and drugs, but infections are the leading cause of death in other areas. The vaccine can prevent diseases of vaccinated people and protect people who come in contact with people who have not been vaccinated. The vaccine helps prevent infection and save lives. This vaccine controls many of the common infections in this country such as polio, measles, diphtheria, pertussis, rubella (epidemic measles), mumps, tetanus, Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) . Each child is born with a complete immune system consisting of cells, glands, organs, and body fluids spreading in their bodies against invading bacteria and viruses. The immune system recognizes bacteria invading the body as "foreign" intruders or antigens and produces proteinaceous substances called antibodies to fight against them.

An invasive species is an introduced non-native organism (disease, parasite, plant or animal) that begins to expand or expand its scope from its original introduction and can be environmental, economic or human. Some well-known examples include unintentional introduction of West Nile virus, chestnut blight, South American ants, zebra shellfish, Burmese psittac and piper. In addition to deliberate introduction of Shinshi (T Yu), scum, sparrow, ostrich, and kipe More than 6,500 of these harmful exotic species bring over 100 billion dollars each year to the US economy. Cost effects include crop losses, water facilities and waterway obstructions, wildlife and human disease transmission, fisheries threats, increased fire vulnerability, adverse effects of ranchers and farmers Invasive species are a major problem globally. Non-native species that are defined to live outside the range of native species can cause harm or harm, and invading species destroy natural habitats, harm the regional economy and human health Can be threatened. Intruders have damaged billions of dollars annually and about 42% of the species that are classified as endangered species in the United States are primarily at risk of invasion. Including our ocean - invasive species can be found in almost all ecosystems of the world Invasive species are a major threat to many native habitats and species in the United States and cause serious damage to agriculture, forestry and recreation. The term "invasive species" may refer to an introduced or naturalized species, wild type or introduced disease. Many species are invasive. Several species such as dandelions are not conventional, but do not cause significant economic or ecological damage and are not widely considered invasive. Overall, it is estimated that 50,000 unconventional species, including livestock, crops, pets and other noninvasive species, were introduced in the United States. Economic losses associated with invasive species influences and management costs are estimated at $ 120 billion per year Every year, billions of dollars and millions of hours are spent to treat invading species around the world. By definition, an invasive species is a non-native species that causes damage related to economic, environmental and / or human health. The invasive species may be a pathogen such as a plant, an animal, and / or West Nile virus. These species usually grow rapidly and propagate and often lack predators and pathogens in the environment in which they are introduced and erupt their population. Historically invasive species such as chestnut blight and smallpox are now shaping our landscape while other species are just beginning to affect our environment. Invasive species management can be expensive and time-consuming. However, proper education of invasive species can prevent intrusion at first. Strong education and outreach activities increase people's awareness and promote prevention

In the latter half of Pleistocene, there was a mystery that large mammals in North America were extinct and survived in other parts of the world. The scientists who were studying extinction in the late Pleistocene provided extensive explanations including human overkill, extraterrestrial events, and climate change (Faith and Surovell, 2009). But without unified explanation, they all agreed. Please be aware of this, J. Tyler Faith and Todd A. Surovell tested to see if extinction is a single event or a long-term process. In the late Pleistocene, a series of devastating species dies out and most large mammals in the Americas died. All horses in North America and South America are extinct (And the mammoth and the tiger 's tiger). The extinction of these species seems to be caused by a combination of climate change and just hunting human beings just arriving in the new world. For the first time in tens of millions of years, there are no horses in the Americas. Equus burchelli: Ordinary zebra in Africa, including subspecies such as "Grant's Zebra", "Burchell's Zebra", "Chapman's Zebra", semi-striped spots scorpion. Regular zebra is commonly seen as "typical zebra" with quite wide vertical stripes and thick horizontal stripes on the waist. This is a major difference between Eurasia and the Native American community - mainly due to extinction (extinction?) Of the late Pleistocene of the majority of large wild wild mammals in North America and South America. Without such extinction, modern history may have taken a different approach. In 1519, when Cortez and its adventurous adventurers landed on the coast of Mexico, they were kept in thousands of Aztec cavalry. Spaniards may have been wiped out by American bacteria spreading Aztecs who resist disease rather than Aztecs who died of smallpox. An American civilization that relies on the power of animals may send their own conquerors to Europe. However, the results of these hypotheses were offset by extinction of mammals thousands of years ago. - Jared diamonds, guns, bacteria, steel During the so-called late Pleistocene, North America had numerous extinctions of mammals, including before, during and after the last glacial age (which is now between 18,000 and 10,000 years). In North America, eight different mammalian genera were removed from North America, and 27 mammals completely disappeared. In the history of the earth, glaciers cover most of the glaciers. The last time the glacier covered North America was about 132,000 years to about 10,000 years. Climate change has led to glacial progress and retreat. Extinction in late Pleistocene occurred long ago and as so many species were involved, it is difficult for scientists to judge when they occur. There were many controversies about the causes of the extinction of these large mammals.

Since becoming a member of the royal family, Megan Marker has completed her compassion, but not everyone has an obligation to surrender in front of Queen Elizabeth. President Donald Trump and President Melanie Trampe were not criticized for shaking hands with a 92-year-old monarch, rather than offering oath and courtesy when first met on Friday. According to the royal official website, "There is no code of conduct when visiting the Queen or the royal family", but many people want to follow the traditional form. "For men, this is a bow from the neck (only from the head), women do a bit of hardship, others like to shake hands in the usual way." . While visiting Windsor Castle in April 2016, former President Barack Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama also shook hands to greet the Queen. Of course, there is still a proper etiquette to follow. According to the royal website, Queen Elizabeth should be called "Your Majesty" during the speech and should be called "Mr." A member of the royal man is called "Prince Crown Prince", followed by "Kimi". On the other hand, women are first called "Prince Crown Prince" and then called "Mr." Royal rules are sometimes broken. At the reception of Buckingham Palace in 2009, Michelle Obama enthusiastically wrapped his arms around the monarch Queen Elizabeth does not seem to care about this position, the reaction is to put her arms on the waist of the first lady. Occasionally the former Australian Prime Minister Paul Keating did not go well - after contacting the Queen in 1992 he was called "Green Wild Lizard" by the tabloid paper. Another Australian prime minister, John Howard, was criticized in cooperation with Queen Elizabeth in 2000 to lead her through the crowd. Last month, Susan Sarandon ignored the habit of being sent to Queen Elizabeth - the actor simply walked and introduced himself with the Royal Windsor Cup Polo Tournament Can not receive reports from the People's Royal Team? Sign up for our newsletter and get the latest news from Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle and others. Sarandon may not be aware of this tradition, but the queen also looks like her company. When her husband's 97-year-old Prince Philip seemed to be unaware of Sarandon, the monarch smiled. According to the British "Daily Express" report, he leaned against his wife, but it seems better to see the face of the visitor. In 1563 Elizabeth told the emperor's embassy. "If I obey a natural tendency, that's it: it is far from being a woman and a single, queen married." In the second half of years after Elizabeth suffered from smallpox, successor rights issues It was a serious problem in parliament. They sought to marry or recommend that heir to prevent civil war when the Queen died. She refused to do so. In April of this year, she announced Congress until 1566 when she needed assistance for tax increases before resuming Congress. She promised to get married in the past, she told the uncontrollable house: When Elizabeth became a queen, there was a single question and asking the queen who everyone will get married (Western civilization)? There are many reasons why the Queen got married. The Queen's husband's position helps her rule the kingdom. As many people wait for the marriage of Elizabeth, she will get pregnant, and soon Britain will have a royal family again (Western civilization). The country is worried that Elizabeth may not get married. And if you must die without going to the throne, they have to worry that her distant relatives will take over and begin a civil war. If Elizabeth wants to get married, we never know Why is essay.com/Elisabeth married? Who are some of her pursuers, what are their strengths and weaknesses? Why do you think she never got married? Why is Elizabeth married? Who are some of her pursuers, what are their strengths and weaknesses? Why do you think she never got married? Elizabeth, who was almost 70 years old in 1603, is unmarried and celebrated

The Aztec empire peaked under the rule of the Moctezuma emperor in the early 16th century. Hundreds of Spanish adventurers also flowed into the West Indies after Christopher Columbus discovered the Americas in 1492. The first contact with Mexico occurred in 1517 when the explorer Francisco Hernandez Cordoba landed on the coast of the Yucatan Peninsula. Then the expedition by Juan de Grijalva confirmed the land demoted by the powerful people despised by those who were forced to pay respect to them. Spain's Cuban governor, Diego Velázquez, subsequently dispatched an army led by Helnan Cortés and ordered trade with the inhabitants. However, Cortez has an ambitious plan to land on the coast of Veracruz in 1521, and today we will head to Tenectile, the site of Templo Mayor in the center of Mexico City, the center of the Aztec era. Empire built in the middle of the lake Mixing terrorism and persuasion, Cortes acquired an alliance during his march to Tenochtitlan. According to ancient prophecies Moctezuma accepted Spaniards with amazing results, they fear they might be God The problem started when Cortez had to leave the town to meet the Spanish army sent by Velázquez to arrest him. When he returned, Aztecs were trying to expel Spaniards. Cortes told Moltzma to withdraw beyond the roof of the palace, but the chieftain of Aztec was given a series of stones that hurt him. A few days later he died and the Aztecs kept fighting the intruders under the guidance of the warlike leader Cuitláhuac. One night, the Spaniard tried escape known as Nostryste (dark night): when they were discovered quietly along the way leading to the city, then a fierce battle involving Cortes took place I lost a lot of his people. Cortes then took refuge with his Tlaxcalteca ally. In June 1521, Cortes used a boat at the lake, in collaboration with thousands of local Indian allies, began the last attack on Tenoktiton. In August of that year, he occupied the city and became a prisoner of the new Aztec leader Cua uhtémoc. Cuitláhuac died of outbreaks of smallpox, resulting in a significant decline in locals In the free e-newsletter on Mexico, recently released stories and opportunities, and archive gems are offered. 46 For the role of Marinkey in the conquest of Spain, see Matthew Lesstall's Spanish conquest of seven myths, pages 77-100, and Marinke's conquest at Running. A detailed discussion on Malinche's colonial distortion is given in Pilar Godayol's article "Malintzin / La Malinche / Donñasa Marina: Rereading the myth of a romantic translation", Woman of Cypess' La Malinche, and Maura Juan Francisco Conquer America please. 47 Cypess' La Malinche: From history to mythology is the most comprehensive bibliographic research among Malinche's biography, fiction, drama. 48 For details on Mexico's independence movement, please refer to Eric Van Young's "Other Rebellion: Collective Violence, Ideology, Mexican Independence Struggle" (1810-1821). 46 For the role of Marinkey in the conquest of Spain, see Matthew Lesstall's Spanish conquest of seven myths, pages 77-100, and Marinke's conquest at Running. A detailed discussion on Malinche's colonial distortion is given in Pilar Godayol's article "Malintzin / La Malinche / Donñasa Marina: Rereading the myth of a romantic translation", Woman of Cypess' La Malinche, and Maura Juan Francisco Conquer America please. 47 Cypess' La Malinche: From history to mythology is the most comprehensive bibliographic research among Malinche's biography, fiction, drama. 48 For details on Mexico's independence movement, please refer to Eric Van Young's "Other Rebellion: Collective Violence, Ideology, Mexican Independence Struggle" (1810-1821).

Joseph Merrick, Joseph Kerry Merrick, also known as Elephant, born August 5, 1862, Leicester, Leicestershire, England, 11 April 1890, London, a short career "freak" from 1886 to his death Afterwards, he was ruined and died, he became a hospital at a London hospital. Merrick was clearly normal, until about 5 years old, he began to reveal strange signs of illness, abnormally growing his skin and much of the bone. His head size increased to the circumference of 3 feet from the back of the head and to the skin like a sponge hanging from his face; deformity of the jaw, his facial expression Or I could not speak clearly. His left arm is normal, but his right arm ends with a wrist with a 12 inch (30 cm) circumference and fin hands. His legs were deformed just like the arms, and a defective butt caused such claudication, and Merrick could only walk with a stick. Cases of Meric neurofibromatosis have long been considered to be very serious, but his deformity may be a very rare illness, Proteus syndrome. Merrick was trapped in the studio at the age of 17 and then fled to participate in a grotesque performance (1883) four years later. During the exhibition, he was founded by London doctor Frederick Treves and was hospitalized at the London Hospital (1886). Attempts that failed to find letters from Merrick Hospital to treat chronic cases gathered attention in London society, which gave him certain popularity, led Merrick to accept Alexandra It was. Visit by some celebrities. Princess of Wales. He stayed in a London hospital till the age of 27 and passed away by chance smothering sleep Merrick's play, Elephant Man of Bernard Pomeranne appeared in 1979, and an extraneous film based on Meric's lifetime, released in 1980, David Lynch, John Heart played Merrick. Joseph Carry Merrick was born on 5th August 1862, 50 Leicester Street, Joseph Rockefellerick and his wife Mary Jane (formerly Potterton). Joseph · Rockley · Merrick (about 1838-1897) is the son of Weaver Barnaba Merrick (1791 - 1856) born in London who emigrated to Leicester in the 1820s or 1830s and was born in London as the third wife did. Sarah Rockley. Mary Jane Potterton (around 1837 - 1873) was born in Evington, Leicestershire State, my father was William Potterton and was said to be an agricultural worker in Leicestershire State in Thurmaston in 1851. She was said to have some form of physical disability and after working as a maid as a young woman in Leicester, she married Joseph Rockley Merrick (then warehouse manager) in 1861. The following year, Joseph Kelly Merrick was born, apparently healthy, and in the first few years of his life there were no external symptoms of any disease. After missionary William Carey, he was named after his father and his mother was Baptist. Merrick has two children instead of having three children in his mother's grave. John Thomas, born on April 21, 1864, died of smallpox on July 24, the same year, and there is nothing to do with Joseph and Mary Mary. The other two children were born in January 1866, died of scar red fever at the age of 4 on December 21, 1870, Marian Eliza, born September 28, 1867, March 1891 he was 19 At the age of her age, he was disabled and died of osteomyelitis and "seizures". William was buried in Leicester's Welford Road Cemetery with his mother, aunt and uncle and Marianne was buried with her father in Leicester's Bellegrave Cemetery.

In 1692, "Witch" swept away Salem. But these modern theories can accurately explain what led to the trial of Salem witches. In 1692, Salem settlement in Salem, Massachusetts was forced intensely. Reason? Witch Hysteric In one year, 20 people were executed and arrested after hundreds were accused of witch's charges. Since then, the events of Salem Witch trial attracted and confused scholars. Several new theories suggest that the war of Native Americans who wrecked near Salem in 1792 could have led to the plight of the magic of 1692. The war of King Phillips is in progress, the forefront was only about 70 miles away from Salem. Most of Salem's people are somehow affected by warfare, and many of Salem's refugees are from war. Memories of Native Americans' attacks and fear of future attacks create an atmosphere of intense anxiety, and intense death may happen suddenly Several "tortured" people witnessed Native American attacks. Some people think that a culture of fear of witnessing post-traumatic stress and sustained threats of these terrible attacks may play an important role in hysteria. Historian Mary Beth Norton said the Native American War could have affected the trial in other ways. She brought a series of small failures against Native Americans as former Minister George Burrows was charged with magic and was executed, suggesting that the town authorities "tried to blame". The lack of defense against my border is due to supernatural reasons Brennyn Mackey On May 2, 2011, a secret war of Salem revealed the cause behind the massive hysteria of Salem Witch Trials, a series of notorious events requiring an explanation of its occurrence. In the trial of 1692, the neighbor of the Salem community, Massachusetts' colony, opened up each other for paranoia and accused each other of magic. According to Carroll Carlson, a long-time author of the subject, 19 people were hanged ... ... and the crucible of Arthur Miller compared with the actual witch trial in Salem in the seventeenth century. Many of the characters and events in the drama are non-imaginary, but the playwright changed a lot of details to enhance the charm of the story. There are no specific causes or events that led to Salem Witch's trial, but that is a combination of events and factors that contributed to the birth and development of the trial. Some of these events are as follows. Small scale occurrence of smallpox Experiments of Puritans and Salem Witches Between 1691 and 1692, Salem was a small community within the colony of the Puritan Bay in Massachusetts, hit by a general hysteria in the form of a witch trial. The way of these trials and accusations is historically different from other witch experiments seen in the history of Europe and America. Historians point out some economic, political and social changes in the existing institution of Massachusetts at the time. A hundred years ago hysterical Salem witch was thought to be one of the darkest and most tragic events in American history, beginning in 1692; Salem Witch Hysteric. Before you start, even before the trial starts, or even before it is considered to be the Inquisitor for all witches. Catholic courts reveal and punish what they call "religious orthodox". Salem 's Witch trial is an era of havoc with no reason. At The Crucible of Arthur Miller, the group of voters overcame the hysteria of judgment. Among the unexpected people, Pastor Hale, he showed both sides of hysteria. Pastor Hale is a dynamic personality. Because he changed from roles that followed strict laws to roles from many death-causing roles.

William Bowers Bourn II was born in San Francisco, California on May 31, 1857. His father, William Bowers Bourn, was a successful businessman of Massachusetts who took his wife, Sarah Esther Bourn, to the west of San Francisco and found wealth. Until he arrived in San Francisco's financial circle, they arrived shortly after arriving in 1850. His investment includes commercial banking, mining stock, San Francisco Gas. William has a strong interest in mining and has full control and ownership of the Imperial mine in Grass Valley, California. William E. Bowers - Progressive and prosperous youth from New Haven, who lived there since 1903, is the owner of New Haven Tribune, William E. Bowers. Since 1905 he has served as manager of New Haven Telephone Company. Mr. Bowers was born on February 24, 1874 at Jefferson Township in Allen County, Indiana, and is the son of David B. and Lucinda (Lees) Bowers. My father was born in Mansfield, Ohio and her mother was in Louisville, Ohio. Mr. Bowers was a farmer whose parents came to Allen County with parents in 1848, where they purchased a farm in Jefferson Town. He later purchased the original road and joined, continuing actively cultivating until he retired in 1911 and moved to Fort Wayne. He died on April 9, 1917. Mrs Bowers died in a family-run farm in 1906. She and her husband were members of the Methodist Protestant Church and for many years at Jefferson's house they were active workers in the church. The number of children is seven According to Stuart's genealogy, William is the son of Charles II, brother James II. Because Mary is the daughter of James II, this is William and Mary's cousin. This may seem serious, but it is fairly common to marry a family within a member of a royalty. As kings and queen, their time in the throne was the only time in the history of England where the king and the queen had equal powers. In 1693 to Williamsburg, Virginia, famous for being established one year before Mary II died of smallpox. William III and Mary II did not have children. And William III never got married after the death of Mary II. After the death of William III in 1702, he was seriously injured after being thrown from a horse with terrible pneumonia. Because there were no heirs of William III or Mary II, the throne of England was handed to Mary Anne 's sister Anne. In order to overthrow James II, British aristocrats created secret letters to invite politician William Orange to serve as the throne of England. William is a logical choice because his wife, Mary, is the eldest daughter of James II. Another attractive quality is the importance of understanding William's principles of democracy. The Netherlands is a republic. Along with William, Congress knows that it can strengthen its permanent role in the UK. Since James II does not renounce the throne, William must invade England and exile the king with power. However, William does not want control over violence. While preparing the Netherlands fleet, William wrote "Orange of Orange" and distributed it during the UK. This is a master class promotion. Using arguments contrary to the rule of James II, he said that the British will review their most precious laws and liberties under his rule. Reproduction of history: The British revolution in Britain tells us that foreign influences flourish when there is political bias

"Stanley Williams - Murderer, Thief, Philanthropist" This is the site of a bibliography explaining how to occupy Stanley Williams. It is very strange that these three different words are included in the same sentence. They usually do not belong to the same word. Everyone at Stanley Williams will not be classified as usual. He grew up in a very strange living environment. Stanley Williams was born on 23rd December 1953 in New Orleans, Louisiana. His father left the family very soon and made Stanley's mother nurture him at the age of seventeen. "She is a beautiful young woman without prospects, so her mother is broken heart.The famous thief will get married to William Nini, a murderer's notorious malignant and incompetent person. When she died, it was not her mother's expectation, it was the hand of smallpox, it was in 1878. "A beautiful young woman fired her prospect (money) and married for love Did. Obviously, it was a happy marriage until she died. Then the movie was transferred to the big whiskey town where it began to rain and the man beating a whore. Cowboys already have a love-free business arrangement, making the situation even worse. His partner owns Delilah (Anna Levin) who is laughing at the size of the "woodpecker" of the cowboy, and the invader cut her face with a knife. The owner of the bar and the prostitute 's pimp Pilani (Anthony James) broke the situation and was called the sheriff - this is a movie' s unstoppable hell trip William is an ordinary British boy and a carpent apprentice. But his master was not kind, and William ran away not only as a runaway person but also as a thief (his accusation against the latter was innocent). He knew that he had to escape from England before the police catch up. When he arrived at the house of an old friend, he discovered that a man named John White establishes a colony in the New World. He admitted that this is William's chance. Soon, William found himself aboard the ship and headed for the New World. He must try hard in order to pay for his writing, but he still likes it. He heard the story of barbarian barbarians who hate white people, met with a variety of people, and had various opinions about their voyage. He also found stowaways and he made friends with him - Elizabeth On July 11, 1875, Elizabeth married four months before marrying William James Jones. She bore William Stanley Jones, headed by Edith Harriet Hughes, Elizabeth 's twelve - year - old sister, who lived with the brother - in - law (and William Stanley) at the age of 15 in 1878. Father) William James Jones is married. . The New Zealand law at the time prohibited men from marrying their nephews, so they married in Sydney. In the 19th century Oxford's Tiraud was originally planned as a major city of Waikato, but the plan was later changed. The entrepreneur 's Ross family bought lots of land in this area to get good revenue when demand is strong. Oxford later became a rural service town, was renamed to Tirau in 1896. By the late 1980s, Tirau soon became a ghost town.

661 - 750 BC Eastern Europe means the expansion of the Islamic world, the western invasion to Spain and North Africa The age of darkness has plagued Europe, but the Islamic world and its region have made remarkable progress in cultural life. Stunning geometric details, religious calligraphy, smooth lines are the characteristics of Muslim architecture. As the earliest invading Muslims settled in this area, it is usually concentrated in Spain. While influential, Muslims expressed themselves in various ways. Especially after we began prospering in the 10th century, gradually the evaluation of Islamic art has increased. Human miniatures and manuscript lighting art in paintings (invented by Muslims) are very popular It is highly respected by many medieval artists in wealthy European and Muslim masterpiece styles and Arabic writings. Arabic is strongly integrated in many languages, especially in the region where Muslim exists. Many of the words and names commonly used today are derived from Arabic. Some examples: candy (qandī), sofa (soffa), arsenal (dārsinā'a), Milky Way (galaxy), etc. Physics, optics, measurement time, chemical / alchemy, exploration of various elements, scientific method, understanding of substance composition, astronomy, origin of smallpox, immune system and its working principle, and infectivity of disease. Discovery Their role in the change of medieval society is not so well-known, but despite that, the Islamic culture still has a serious and significant impact. It leads to the influence of the medieval Western society in the fields of economics, art, architecture, philosophy and science Under the influence of Islam, Europe has become an economic superpower of the city and continues to be the most powerful commercial force in the world. The areas affected by the Muslim community are very advanced and are targeted elsewhere in the world. Due to the existence of Islam, the economic system of Western Europe began to change and began to improve (Italy) The partnership between Muslims and Christians is beneficial for both, allowing better and stronger economic opportunities. The scholars come to the Spanish Muslim, especially the capital of Cordoba, to learn from Muslim Spanish teachers. They tried to combine the rational science they had learned from the Greeks with the monotheistic faith of Islam. The concept of existence, the origin of the universe, proof of the existence of God / his role in the creation of the world is a topic of Muslim philosophers The medieval Muslim world trade and exchanges come from medieval social and cultural encyclopedia. Skeen, Bradley A. "Trade and Exchange in the Middle Ages Islamic World" Crabtree, Pam J. Medieval World Society and Cultural Encyclopedia. New York: Facts On File, Inc., 2008. Online and ancient and medieval history online, Fact-on-File Company Http: //www.fofweb.com/activelink2.asp? ItemID = WE 49 & iPin = ESCMW 577 & Single Record = True (Accessed on October 2, 2014) The Prophet Muhammad is an active businessman in the Red Sea and the East Mediterranean. His new Islam found its first home between the Medina and the Commerical nobility of Mecca, but as they believed that the establishment of a new, heretical religion might be disadvantageous to the business , The others of this class opposed him. . As a profession, trade is always more popular in Europe than in Europe. Government, city, agriculture and long distance trade are prosperous because they are mutually nourished A comparative study of the three art cultures in the Middle Ages and the Mediterranean: Islam, Byzantine Empire, and the main Christian region of Western Europe. Medieval Jewish art was also dealt with. Topics are medieval attitudes towards the use of images, structures of worship (church, synagogue, mosque), royal family and family art, and examples of all three cultural contacts. There is an hourly meeting. The cultural diversity of me

Today, people say that one way to prevent another confusion in Ohio will happen again is paying players. Basically what happened here in this? Will not you give cash to players to solve everything? Should not you pay money only to university athletes? Athletes should be satisfied with free education. If you do not like it, please pay tuition fee without scholarship. They receive free education, I will not. We are talking about 4 years and 200,000 US dollars. Today, universities are more than just luxury, it is essential. Those who do not go to university are abandoned and there is no measurable skill for employers. Most of today's work calls for a college degree! If the student does not have athletic ability, how many universities accept critical examination scores? Without their skills, they can not receive education. Athletes have not received scholarships. Nobody let him go to college! This is a feeling I do not like. Most students have a hard time making a living. Most students are working in the class hours - please pay to the university. Every child I know is working at a university and I am doing at school - do not take a girlfriend to go to see a movie or eat pizza. If you decide to pay them, it will open the gate. Too many? A thousand dollars a month will soon change to $ 50,000 a month. Because the student athlete feels it is not enough, this will be out of control. I do not know that one person feels adequate income at their job. And these kids are no exception. Did we forget that these children are educated there? The proportion of selected football players was 2%. That's 2 percent! If they stick to it, the other 98% will have a university degree. 98% of them are fundamentally free educated $ 200,000. If you do not believe that salaries should be paid to 98% of the players in the National Football League, would you like them to pay salary for a college football player? It is too stupid. There are 80 scholars in each of the 112 1A teams. In other words, the university spends $ 16 million on paying the entire roster in 4 years. Is the performance of the basketball team lower than the football team? How is the soccer team? Cheerleader? Rowing? Does everyone in the team get paid? What if your school is only good at football and your basketball team is stinking? What would you do if you were good at only basketball and your soccer team was terrible? Should senior students be worth more than freshmen? Are quarterbacks and running backs more than linebackers and kickers? What happens if the prospect of high school does not come as expected? What happens if the player is hurt and does not contribute to school income? What happens when the player leaves the NBA or NFL early? Regardless of whether you should pay salary to college students, there will always be discussion. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that you must pay salary to university students. University athletes sacrificed much during their participation in sports during college. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that leads to lack of money to go to college. Being a university athlete is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past 60 years the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped to eradicate polio" (Facts concerning 11 vaccines). According to a recent study, "Vaccines can prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (11 facts on vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect their children from life-threatening diseases. Many college students have a lot of money at school, so I think that college students should get salaries. It goes without saying that the coach has already received millions of dollars in college sports. Being a college athlete is a full-time job and a commitment to an important time. University graduates so

The Spokane tribe in India belongs to the Salish group inside the northeastern state of Washington State, the northern part of Idaho State, and the western part of Montana State and has existed for hundreds of years. Tribal headquarters of Indian Spokane and Spokane are now located in Wellpinit, Washington. Wellpinit is in the Spokane Indian Settlement about 50 miles northwest of Spokane, Washington State. In the past, the Spokane tribe lived in more than 3 million acres of land, protected and respected. Members of the tribe will catch the Spokane River and the Columbia River and use the magnificent Spokane Fall as a place for families and friends to gather. Spokane lived in the Spokane Indian at the river, the upper part, the middle part, and the lower part. Traditional campgrounds vary according to the seasons in which they live In January 1881, President Rutherford B. Hayes officially announced that the Spokane-Indian settlement would be the new residence of the Spokane-Indian. The three Indian bands have been separated and some have found a new house now known as the new Codarane Indian Settlement, Flathead Indian Settlement and Corbyville Indian Settlement. Today's Spokane Indian Settlement is 157,376 acres. As of May 2017, members of the tribe included 2,879 people; we are strong and constantly evolving. We welcome you and thank you for your interest in learning more about the sun child who is proud. So today, we have announced the third and last round of nine new promised areas. Municipal administration of Nashville, South Los Angeles, Atlanta, Evansville, San Diego, Washington Indian Spokane, Chippewa Indian Turtle Mountain, South Dakota North Dakota, Puerto Rico Ceiba, Pigeon and Naguado. Each of these commitment zones is ready to do everything with that power to strengthen the community and improve people's lives. And we will be your partner American Indians live in Indian settlements or jurisdictions such as the Colville Indian Settlement, Makah, Muckleshoot Indian Settlement, Quinault, Salish People, Spokane Indian Settlement and Yakama Indian Settlement. The western part and the Pacific coast are dominated by American Indian communities such as Chinook, Rumi, Seirish. However, since the end of World War II, the Indian urban community formed by the Seattle American Indian Secretariat relocation plan brought various indigenous people to this diverse large cities. This city was named after CEO of Western Europe in the early 1950s. The Indian Spokane tribe of Wellpinit is a tribe that tries to maintain the economy. They currently have two casinos, three gas stations, a campsite, an amphitheater, and a dock that can rent boats. One casino is on reservation and the other casino is in Chewelah. Their goal is to build a successful casino with Airway Heights as soon as it becomes like a Northern Quest casino. Spokane Indian held numerous events throughout the year, including the Jam Festival, the Native American Heritage Day, the Poker Run, the Art Auction, many prisoners of war, and the annual circular theater concert. Spokane Falls is the center of tribal trade and fishing. Spokane is made up of three bands living along the Spokane River. Spokane shared their culture and Salishan's language with several other tribes, including Coeur d'Alenes, Kalispels, Pend Oreilles, Flatheads, Kootenays and Colvilles. As early as the 19th century, Northwest Fur sent two white fur catchers to look for fur in the western part of the Rocky Mountains. They are kind with the locals they encounter. Captives became the first two Caucasians encountered by the Spokane people who thought they were Samar or sacred. They helped them evacuate to the Colville valley. The tribes have found that these people did not bring "great magic" to the tribe as their members continued to die of smallpox, whose members first attacked the tribe in 1782. In trends, half of the tribe died.

In the community, many groups are affecting the Aiken area. The position of the intersection has played an important role. The department at the intersection is operated by Deborah Lamb. Deborah Lamb is willing to accept people from all walks of life, even if they pass. Through her career, sacrifice, and service action, Deborah Lamb became a community asset. Standing at the intersection is a Christian organization designed to help, encourage and support women who are on the way to reconstruction. In our community, several organizations affected the lives of alcohol and drug users. It is the location of the intersection that has a major impact on the Aiken area. The department at the intersection is headed by Deborah Lamb. Deborah Lamb faces past or present challenges, but I do not mind accepting people of all walks. Through her experience, sacrifice and service behavior, Deborah Lamb During his lifetime, Deborah lived in Constantinople. She had a big economic conflict with her (her husband was in his present life). She reached the point where I saw the only way to poison the man. She was discovered. At that time, the punishment of murder was to stop death. She received this message by e - mail. She was hanging in the square in the town. In another century, Deborah was a young man's disciple, a strong, very successful but cruel and cruel businessman (her husband of the day). When the apprentice could not wait for the money and speculated that there was a plan to steal this from businessmen, he found this and hired a serpentine mob group to defeat the apprentice. A young apprentice was killed Deborah Reed is a very self-evident woman about war, when her husband departed to France he became a man because he was out of the role of women and helped manage the postal system of the entire colony (Roberts 25). When Deborah was 17 years old, she met a 17-year-old Benjamin Franklin. In 1724, Franklin asked Lead to marry him before he went to work in the UK (Roberts 25). Read's mother said no before Franklin returned to the colony (Roberts 25). After Franklin left, the mother of Lead married John Rogers, John Rogers took a dowry, spent a lot of money, debt, ran away to the West Indies and was rumored to have died (Air check). In 1723, Benjamin Franklin moved from Boston to Philadelphia, lived in John Reed's house, where he encountered the landlord's daughter Deborah and begged. After moving to London in 1724, Franklin returned to Philadelphia in 1726, discovering that Deborah got married during the transition period and was abandoned by her husband just a few months after marriage. Father of the future founder finally relapsed the relationship with Deborah Reed and used her as a wife of his common law in 1730. At that time, Franklin bore a son, William, and children born unmarried were taken away by a couple. The couple's first son, Francis, was born in 1732, but in four years he died of smallpox. Sara, the only daughter of the couple, was born in 1743.

In the community, many groups are affecting the Aiken area. The position of the intersection has played an important role. The department at the intersection is operated by Deborah Lamb. Deborah Lamb is willing to accept people from all walks of life, even if they pass. Through her career, sacrifice, and service action, Deborah Lamb became a community asset. Standing at the intersection is a Christian organization designed to help, encourage and support women who are on the way to reconstruction. In our community, several organizations affected the lives of alcohol and drug users. It is the location of the intersection that has a major impact on the Aiken area. The department at the intersection is headed by Deborah Lamb. Deborah Lamb faces past or present challenges, but I do not mind accepting people of all walks. Through her experience, sacrifice and service behavior, Deborah Lamb During his lifetime, Deborah lived in Constantinople. She had a big economic conflict with her (her husband was in his present life). She reached the point where I saw the only way to poison the man. She was discovered. At that time, the punishment of murder was to stop death. She received this message by e - mail. She was hanging in the square in the town. In another century, Deborah was a young man's disciple, a strong, very successful but cruel and cruel businessman (her husband of the day). When the apprentice could not wait for the money and speculated that there was a plan to steal this from businessmen, he found this and hired a serpentine mob group to defeat the apprentice. A young apprentice was killed Deborah Reed is a very self-evident woman about war, when her husband departed to France he became a man because he was out of the role of women and helped manage the postal system of the entire colony (Roberts 25). When Deborah was 17 years old, she met a 17-year-old Benjamin Franklin. In 1724, Franklin asked Lead to marry him before he went to work in the UK (Roberts 25). Read's mother said no before Franklin returned to the colony (Roberts 25). After Franklin left, the mother of Lead married John Rogers, John Rogers took a dowry, spent a lot of money, debt, ran away to the West Indies and was rumored to have died (Air check). In 1723, Benjamin Franklin moved from Boston to Philadelphia, lived in John Reed's house, where he encountered the landlord's daughter Deborah and begged. After moving to London in 1724, Franklin returned to Philadelphia in 1726, discovering that Deborah got married during the transition period and was abandoned by her husband just a few months after marriage. Father of the future founder finally relapsed the relationship with Deborah Reed and used her as a wife of his common law in 1730. At that time, Franklin bore a son, William, and children born unmarried were taken away by a couple. The couple's first son, Francis, was born in 1732, but in four years he died of smallpox. Sara, the only daughter of the couple, was born in 1743.

Another way science is the gospel is to study the protection that humans bring. An example is the weather. With the new development of weather surveillance, we can predict when the situation of tornado will be advantageous. By doing so, we can warn people to look safe and save many lives. Another example is communication and technology. Advances in telecommunications and technology have enabled us to speak with people on the other side of the world in a few seconds. There are telephone, internet, mobile phone. This makes our life very easy Science is a benefit to us in many ways. It makes it possible for us to live longer, to avoid pain of illness, to have more food and to have more ways to enjoy our lives. For example, science made us no longer need diseases like polio and smallpox. With science, farmers were able to cultivate more crops with the same amount of land. Science gave us TV and the Internet. That is the way we enjoy life. In my opinion, all developed countries have scientific hands. Yes, science is definitely the gospel. I can not imagine life without science. Do not go too far. Just look at yourself. Then you can see that we need science at every stage. There is science from rising the stairs to going through the escalator. But if it is exploited, everything will be a curse. So even though you do not want it, men and girls will do what you can to prove your needs. Even if the theme is "science, grace, curse" can you truly classify like this? Only existing ones can not be said to be good or evil. How can I use it? For science, people become increasingly lazy and then control themselves. It is up to us to decide how to use our knowledge. We make a choice in our life. Science is just a better tool. As long as we use it correctly, we can use science to improve our lives. The theme is that science is actually a gospel or a curse. So, to the best of my knowledge, science is both a blessing and a curse. If I say that it is just a favor, if it means just that the curse is also wrong it will be a mistake. Therefore, both depend on usage. From morning till tonight, we are surrounded by science. I am using a fan cooler and AC etc. Winter summer and indoor heater. All of these bring comfort to our lives. But for this reason our environment is polluted. For example, you can relax the situation using cell phones all over the world, but behind the scenes, radiation from the equipment can harm our body and cause cancer. Science is both a bounty and a ban and can reduce people's efforts For example, the cell phone we use is really very convenient. Science is a curse or ban as it reduces human effort without calming it. For example. Now, we have motorcycles, scooters, etc. When they get something, they use it without knowing its drawbacks, but they know their advantages. It depends on whether we want to be favorable or curse

Timucua (tee - MOO - qua) settled in central and northeast Florida. Timucua is probably believed to be the first Indian who Spanish explorer landed in Florida. Early explorers often used Timucua's language to communicate with other tribes. Timucuan village usually has two kinds of houses. A kind of house called a long house is built on the roof with a frame pillar, a wall bark, and a palm tree branch. Another type of house is round and covered with palm leaves As we all know, Timukua has an eternal village over other tribes. Everyone in the family has a house, but cooking is done in the village and takes place in the center every day. They were dressed in deer skin and woven cloth. Men have hair on their heads Tim Kua likes to plant the planting, harvesting, and memorial ceremonies of the dead leader. Sherman is a tribal religious leader and he held a ceremony Just like the other Indians, Timucua is a skilled hunter and a fisherman. These people made tools for hunting and fishing. They killed the game using spears, bars, bows, and bogans. Some of the games they use for food include bears, deer, wild turkeys and crocodiles. They smoked meat with direct flame. Women prepare to clean the animal's skin and use it as clothes These people also eat fish, clams, oysters as food. They used a fishing trap called a weir. This trap is a tree wall that catches fish across creeks and rivers. As fish swim across the fence at high tide, they will catch them when the high tide disappears. Agriculture is another important means for getting food for Timucua. The main crops they harvest are maize (corn), beans, pumpkin, pumpkin, melon. Women cook and collect roots, tree nuts, wild fruits to eat. These women also make pottery for cooking Between 1649 and 1656, the population of Timquan began to decline. Timcua is one of the more peaceful tribes, but they will fight back as they move forward. The war between British and other Indians reduced their number. In addition, a series of pandemics (mainly smallpox) attacked them. With the demise of the horde, I believe that the surviving people may later join the Seminole tribe. Timucua, a North American Indian tribe, lives on the northeast coast of Florida. The name is also used in the language they speak. The estimated number of Timucua spokespeople in 1650 was 13,000, of which 8,000 were in Timucua and the rest were talking about different sister languages. Their first European connection was probably the Ponce de Leon expedition of the 16th century. They were preached by the Franciscan who later wrote the grammar of their language. In the early 1700s, Timca's territory was invaded by Indian and British tribes. As a result of these invasions, many Timucua lost their lives in armed conflict, died of diseases of the old world lost their lives as a result of deprivation or have no immunity. Since 1736, the remnants of the tribe moved to Lake Mosquito near Florida. The rest of Timucua may eventually be absorbed into Seminolean culture. British invasion in the early 18th century further reduced Timcua. Competitors European countries rely on Indian allies to fight the colonial war. The British Allied Tribe, Click, Katuba, and Yuchi killed and enslaved Timca tribes related to Spaniards. By the end of the war in France and India in 1763 and the acquisition of Florida in the UK, there may be 125 people. The last rest moved to Cuba with Spanish settlers or was absorbed by the Seminole population. They are now considered extinct tribes Timucua is a native American Indian language whose origin is unknown and threatened with extinction. That language has some similarities with Arawakanese and linguist Julian Granberry said that Timucua people may have moved to Florida from their original Amazon home. After being destroyed by the European illness and the war between Spain and the UK, the surviving Timucua Indians were sent to Cuba and their words soon disappeared. The last famous Timucua

(Caution Inhaler) Every 2 seconds, someone in the US needs blood. This is a lot of blood. Blood is terrible, blood seems to always make the situation worse than it actually is. Believe me, this happened to me personally. But if you think about it, blood is everything. There are many things about venous incision, but many people do not understand them. (Article) I am from a family with little history in the field of medicine, but this topic is interesting to me, I would like to know more. (Preview 3 main ideas) Well, I'd like you to know a little more, but I will briefly explain the history of phlebotomy. Next, I will explain today's vein incision. Finally, I will share some educational courses that will help to become ... show more content From common cold to smallpox, most patients are incised slightly and lose a lot of blood for healing (P.1). Now, if technology is developed better, vein incision will become increasingly unusable, but there is no doubt that it has forever changed the medical world. (Progress report) As the venotomy gradually disappears, we can see that there is little effect today. Let's see today's vein incision. (Topic) Venous incision today is completely different from 500 years ago, but the purpose of phlebotomy does not change. It saves lives. According to Portfield, this is a normal day for venous blood sampling technicians. First, need a material such as needle to collect patient's blood. Centuries ago, you did not need to use a blade like a hairdresser. Secondly, you will talk to the patient. They will be nervous unless they have needles in their bodies. Dialogue with them, calm down, and if they feel comfortable, grasp the needle and draw blood easily. Because it is only from their arms, please relax, do not get hooked on other body parts like the neck, these are reserved for vampires. Once you have blood samples, mark them and send them to your destination according to the specific instructions given. When blood is sent to the designated place, it will be in a very bad state, so follow the instructions carefully (p. 32). If you are not a loyal fan When blood is removed from a vein it is called venipuncture or venous incision. Venipuncture should be done with caution. The vein of the patient is the main source of the test specimen, the entry point of the drug, and the site of intravenous and blood transfusion. Due to the limited number of patient's vein access, every effort must be made to maintain its good condition and availability. General precautions should always be observed. Always wear gloves when collecting blood samples This is the case of a venipuncture puncturing a vein. This can be done for several reasons: intravenous (IV) treatment or bleeding (venous incision). IV therapy usually involves long-term venipuncture to minimize trauma to the patient. Veinostomy usually involves new venipuncture every time, usually slightly different parts of the patient, to relieve discomfort. One question we got from a nursing student with regard to this topic was "Why can not use venotomy to puncture intravenous therapy?" However, it is usually too late to push drugs or blood transfusions, as the standard blood collection volume (22 - 20 gauge) is much smaller than the typical IV line (18 - 16). Phlebotomy, also known as phlebotomy, is done by nurses and technicians called phlebotomy. Blood is usually taken from veins of the back of the hand or elbow. However, some blood tests require blood from the artery. Wipe the area around the area with antiseptic and tie the rubber band around the arm. The band works as a tourniquet, slowing the blood flow to the arm, making the vein more visible. The patient needs to hold a fist and the technician feels the vein to choose the appropriate vein. When choosing a vein, the technician inserts the needle into the vein and releases the rubber band. Collect an appropriate amount of blood and pull out the needle from the vein. Monitor patient's pulse and blood

Some of the basic influences of Europeans coming to North America are that indigenous people developed new diseases such as smallpox, influenza, measles, varicella, etc. English gave New England English, Spanish gave Spanish to New Mexico and Central America, French gave French and French to other European countries If explorers are different, the reason for exploring the new land is different. Some people pursue wealth, glory, and money, others are out of personal concern. He tried to find a new West way to the East Indies, but spread the religious beliefs and built an outpost base to seek wealth. Christopher actually discovered the continent of North America, but he did not reach it first, but it was not so famous among Europeans. He was a Spanish explorer born in 1496. He traveled to Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina, and Mississippi from 1539 to 1543. We are exploring the United States for a variety of reasons, including gold, places suitable for colonies, land from Mexico to the Atlantic Ocean. He did this for "glory, God and money". After all, he changed some people into Christianity, but he did not find glory or money. He first discovered the Grand Canyon, but did not notice that it was an amazing discovery and failed back to Spain. He is also a Spanish explorer born in 1555, goes to America and looks for gold, silver, and "Saikai". He was the captain of the expedition called JuandeOñate, first settled in Santa Fe de Nuevo México in 1598. It was named Florida, but originally it is Pasca Florida. John Cabot, originally called Giovanni Caboto, was an Italian explorer who discovered a part of North America in 1497. He was hired by Henry VII of England and was asked to establish English in North America. Born in Devon, England, he traveled North America between 1577 and 1580, and he completed what is considered the second round of world cruises in the world. He went to North America to establish British, eventually claiming California as Britain. List three basic effects to Europeans. Then cited two of the four diseases the Native American gave to the Native American. The cause of the spread of this disease is that explorers and their people are exploring America. They brought many diseases from Europe and lost them. The impact of these diseases on local residents is a decrease in the population and the deaths of local residents. That is the beginning of slavery. People need cheap labor, local people can not do this, and Africans have established immunity from diseases in Europe, the beginning of slavery. The spread of plants, animals and diseases is one of the greatest effects of the exploration era. Explores and conquerors brought many new plants to the Americas. They brought European crops from the Middle East such as barley, rye, wheat. They also brought plants from Asia originally, such as sugar, banana, yam, citrus fruit, coffee, rice, sugar cane. Europeans also brought livestock such as cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and horses. Finally, Europeans also brought a fatal illness. This bio-exchange will have the greatest impact on everyone. In 1492, Spain sponsored a massive exploration led by Italian explorer Christopher Columbus. It quickly led to widespread colonization of the Continent of Europe. Europeans have brought about old world diseases that are thought to have caused a catastrophic epidemic and a significant decrease in local people. Many technological advances in Columbus' marine technology and communications have made it easy to report his voyage and to spread its possibilities throughout Europe. This is also the era of increasingly fierce competition in religion, empire and the economy, which brought about the established competition by colonies. Christopher Columbus is an explorer exploring America. Of course, we have already lived in the US, and we called them native American. Leif Ericsson from Europe who has been to the Americas. However, it

In the early stages of civilization, humans were afraid of the power of nature such as thunder, storm, thunder. He used to worship every body in the world, such as the sky, the earth, the trees, the air, the sun and the moon, and the worshiped animals. This is because people can not understand natural phenomena. He depends on nature. Today, human beings are increasing their knowledge and power. The moon and other things are no longer full of fear. So far, no one knows the secret on the planet. How was this big change born? Scientific research has completely changed everything. Electricity is one of many gifts invented by science. The only thing people have to do is to press the button, the room will brighten up, the fans send fresh air, and the air conditioner turns the room into a small mountain resort. Various machines such as indoor heater, oven range, and some other home appliances are running on electricity. Large scale industrial units and plants that produce countless daily necessities are moving by electricity Advances in the field of medicine have reduced mortality. Today, many diseases such as cholera, smallpox, and even tuberculosis are easily healed with the help of drugs. Surgery can remove the tumor and fix the body in many other ways. The discovery of antibiotics made it very easy to heal infections. Even cardiotomy surgery and even cancer treatment became possible. With the help of vaccination, you can secure immunity against specific diseases such as plague, cholera, small pox. Nuclear power is used to treat illnesses such as cancer; radioactive isotopes are increasingly used for this purpose. Today, we are trying to create clones of different species The trip is fast, safe and comfortable. Airplanes can fly long distances, fast-moving trains, cars, buses, trams and motorcycles can also be done Modern age of science. When we fall asleep, we feel the presence of science. It contributes a new and updated form of invention to human life. Contemporary development depends mainly on the grace of science. Here, we offer various papers on scientific miracles useful for completing themes, especially in the field of testing, examination, preparation in the classroom. You can choose scientific wonders according to your needs. The role of science is important in our daily life. Various contributions of science makes our lives easier and more comfortable. Great inventions such as electricity, fans, air conditioners, televisions, mobile phones, cars, etc. made our life easier, and now it is almost impossible not to use them. Modern civilization is the gift of science. Scientific miracles and blessings and awkward explanations. Modern science and technology method system There are too many miracles in contemporary science, and they can not be explained by short stories. Electricity, Telephone, Television, Radio, Movie, Airplane, Rocket, Telegraph, Computer, Email, Internet, X Ray, Nuclear Power, Energy etc are the best grace and miracle of modern science. We need science in our daily life. Computers are one of the greatest marvels of modern science. It is a substitute for human brain. This is the latest way to exchange ideas and ideas. Humans have used this miracle of contemporary science in every aspect of their lives. In the distant future men will become dolls and computers will work in every brain.

The Alaska Public Health Research Institute (ASPHL) is an important component of state and national public health infrastructure, its mission and objectives are quite different from private sector laboratories. ASPHL's mission is to support state and national public health disease prevention programs and to provide analytical and technical laboratory information to represent the first line of defense against the rapid expansion of infectious diseases . As of February 27, 2017, ASVL will begin requesting the respiratory pathogen test (RPP) test. The PCR assay of influenza and respiratory syncytial virus remains free for monitoring purposes. Since this is the best tool for monitoring respiratory viruses other than influenza, I would like to continue supporting the RVP test. AIDEA is a public company in Alaska founded by Alaska State Assembly in 1967. "Promote public health, safety, and general well-being, promote public objectives and increase employment opportunities Industries, energy, exports, small and medium enterprises and commercial enterprises are engaged in the development of natural resources We will promote the growth of domestic economies including ... " Development of the Public Health Sciences Foundation coordinates the national public health system. Every state in the US participates in some way in health, laboratory research, collection of demographic statistics, environmental regulation, epidemiology, vaccine management, maternal and child health, mental health, and care for the poor. How the local system performs these procedures varies from region to region. Change the value of time and place to diversify the implementation of national public health programs In order to develop and apply new scientific knowledge, the provincial and provincial Ministry of Health began to establish a laboratory in the 1890s. The first was established in Massachusetts as a cooperative between the State Health Department of New York State and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as part of the New York City Health Department. Following this, there was State Health Institute in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and City Public Health Institute in Providence. (Winslow, 1923) In 1886, the Smallpox vaccine was produced on behalf of the Ontario Department of Health Department, shipped to other provinces and then the first public health institute in North America was established in 1890. Thereafter, a public bacteria laboratory was established in Nova Scotia, Quebec. Manitoba and these laboratories examined the supply of milk and water, tested suspicious samples of diphtheria and typhoid, chlorinated the public water and investigated the incidence of rabies. In the medium term - the progress of establishing public health infrastructure in Canada is slow. McGill University was awarded the Health President in 1894 and the University of Toronto established the Ministry of Health in 1896. The first tuberculosis sanatorium in Canada, Muskoka Cottage Sanatorium, opened in 1887. In 1904, the Ministry of Home Affairs and the Department of Indian Affairs appointed medical officers to organize and supervise the health of more than 100,000 indigenous peoples nationwide.

The revolution is defined as "a dramatic and widespread change in ways organized in ways that are effective, in some way, or people think about it." Since the Industrial Revolution brought about a sudden change in the production method of goods, it was a process of large-scale industrialization in the 19th century according to this definition. Meanwhile, new technologies are created and new industries are being born. Skilled workers lost their jobs as machines soon took the place of humans. Unskilled workers become the main working class. A poor immigrant can move the machine. Unlike men, women, children working from home with the whole family, I work in various factories. On the other hand, the active role of the Industrial Revolution is to accelerate the process of making products and to enable further development of technology. Advances brought about by the industrial revolution such as incandescent light bulbs and telegraph have allowed people to develop and share ideas faster than ever before. The Industrial Revolution has created a cycle of new technology development The Industrial Revolution caused a sudden increase in the number of births and a decrease in the number of deaths. After a century of growth, billions of people live on the planet. Over time, as the Industrial Revolution came to the era of computer chips, the birthrate declined and the mortality rate continued to rise. In Western civilization, this explains why immigration is so important. The fewer births, the fewer workers in the economy, the higher demand for immigrants. The ASA Family Section Statement states: "The purpose of this section is to promote the development of family sociology through exchange of organizational ideas and research results and to promote the influence of family involvement through expert participation Meetings and other methods that the Board considers to be appropriate. "Information sources through November 11, 2013 The revolution is defined as "a dramatic and widespread change in ways organized in ways that are effective, in some way, or people think about it." Since the Industrial Revolution brought about a sudden change in the production method of goods, it was a process of large-scale industrialization in the 19th century according to this definition. Meanwhile, new technologies are created and new industries are being born. Skilled workers lost their jobs as machines soon took the place of humans. Unskilled workers become the main working class. A poor immigrant can move the machine. Unlike men, women, children working from home with the whole family, I work in various factories. On the other hand, the active role of the Industrial Revolution is to accelerate the process of making products and to enable further development of technology. Explain why the process of industrialization is called revolution and summarize the impact of industrialization on modern people. The positive impact of the industrial revolution has brought about a lot of positive effects on the industrial revolution. These include increased wealth, increased production, and improved living standards. People can get healthier meals, better dwelling, and cheaper items. Furthermore, education has increased during the Industrial Revolution. For one reason Edward Jenner invented the smallpox vaccine and bacteria found in Louis Pasteur, medical treatment has increased and people have begun to extend their lives. The middle class and the upper class immediately benefited from the Industrial Revolution. It took more time for the workers. However, in the 19th century, workers formed unions and got higher wages and better working conditions. As a result, they began to benefit from the industrial revolution.

On most weekends of the year, many people support their home college sports team and cheer them until their voices disappear. Regardless of the decision, the fans will support their favorite university team; there will always be some encouragement and improvement behind the decision, regardless of poor calls by the coach or the first defeat of the season. But until they are questioned, fans seem to support their college team: university athletes should be paid. College athletes are not paid salaries, this is a matter to be considered, the public and the university have funds to achieve this goal. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the exercise amount given by the athlete is equal to or even greater than the full time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes should earn enough money to buy clothes, food and supplies that may come from taking 1 dollar from their merchandise. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. Should college students make more money? In the past few years, it has been discussed whether or not to pay fees to university athletes, especially soccer players. In 1988, the Nebraska Legislature passed a bill that allows football players at the University of Nebraska to receive better prizes. This bill was later rejected by then Nebraska governor Kyle Orr (O'Toole et al.2). . Controversy comes from coaches, players' parents and athletes ... In the past few years college sports have become very popular. With the March Madness Championship of March and the knockout of a new college football in January, NCAA received great attention and high praise. Colleges can earn a lot of money from athletes, but university athletes can earn adequate rewards. Student athlete's payment goes beyond the boundary between professional consciousness and amateurism, contrary to the essence of the student athlete.

In 1996, Asian beetle entered New York and New Jersey, causing extinction of the forest. So far the Asian beetle has cut more than 10,000 trees in New Jersey, which separated 109 miles in New York today. The spread of this exotic beetle has a big impact on the environment. Asia's beetle is an invasive species that is a harmful species from other areas (mainly from other countries) and ultimately from foreign habitats. As time goes on, invading species continue to enter our environment more frequently and will result in many unexpected results. (Iii) In the event of spreading or release of invasive species or damage to other natural environments, destruction of invasive species or restoration of any damage to Ontario from any part of Ontario State. Expansion and release of the natural environment. (I) Measures taken so far in invasive species control areas or invasion sites so far to manage, eliminate or eradicate major threats to invading species that are not sufficient to prevent intrusion. Prevent natural environment and its spread, It is an invasive species. Invasive species can affect nearly all ecosystems in the United States and cause significant economic and biological damage. The knowledge base necessary to prevent the identification of potentially harmful invasive species, the early detection of invasive new species, and their propagation includes comprehensive monitoring and experimental networks, mechanisms of interaction between intruders, It is necessary to understand factors such as ecological characteristics. Identify invasive climate and land use Important environmental problems of the country and the role of national ecological observation network Invasive species are a major threat to many native habitats and species in the United States and cause serious damage to agriculture, forestry and recreation. The term "invasive species" may refer to an introduced or naturalized species, a wild type or an introduced disease. Many species are invasive. Several species such as dandelions are non-native species, but do not cause significant economic or ecological damage, and are not widely considered invasive. Overall, it is estimated that 50,000 unconventional species, including livestock, crops, pets and other noninvasive species, were introduced in the United States. Economic losses related to the impact of invading species and management costs are estimated at $ 120 billion per year Every year, billions of dollars and millions of hours worldwide are used to treat invasive species. By definition, an invasive species is a non-native species that causes damage related to economic, environmental and / or human health. The invasive species may be a pathogen such as a plant, an animal, and / or West Nile virus. These species usually grow rapidly and breed and are frequently lacking predators and pathogens in the environment in which they are introduced and erupt their populations. Historic invasive species such as Chestnut Bright and Smallpox are shaping our landscape today while other species are just beginning to influence our environment. Invasive species management can be expensive and time-consuming. However, proper education of invasive species can prevent intrusion at first. Strong education and public relations activities can enhance public awareness and promote prevention.

Doctors save lives, but their importance far exceeds this. Physicians can also work by having patients alleviate pain, recovering faster from illness, or learning to coexist with injuries suffering from disabilities. The ability to enjoy life even if the patient can not heal can have a major impact on the patient and his / her family. If they can get back to work after they become sick, it will also benefit their employers. Furthermore, this is only a small part of the importance of doctors to society. Nobody wants to get sick, become disabled, or become helpless. Preventing illness and injury is a better option: it is cheaper and better for our health, and if we do not get sick often, we will reduce our income. Prophylactic treatment is important for society as a whole. Many people in the United States and around the world can not get drugs, hospitalizations or surgery. By promoting preventive medicine and maintaining people's health, doctors will reduce the gap between rich and poor. There is sickness, then there is plague. Black Death and Smallpox wiped out millions of people in history, and in the 20th century there are thousands of people in Polio. By trying to control potential epidemics, doctors can prevent disasters. Individual doctors never fly alone in these crises. Battle plague requires funds and organizations operating at national and international levels. But doctors and other medical professionals are very important in battle. Medical care is a small business. Most doctors hire employees, borrow or buy office space, pay repair to contractors, and in general improve the health of the community while improving the health of the patient. For example, in 2018, Illinois had 36,000 physicians supporting 146,000 jobs and indirectly supporting 250,000 jobs. Hospitals and medical practices can be an economic driving force for small towns and can not support most other industries. In the Internet era, medical enthusiasts flying around the Internet are lacking. No matter what you suffer, someone knows that the miracle has healed. Regardless of what you are afraid, some websites will cry out that it will be much worse than you think. The doctor has a position and knowledge against fake medical news. This is not a real step to teaching patients to maintain health. Sometimes it explains that there is no cure, so you do not need to spend money to summon people. States, provinces, and the federal government have a major impact on the health of the community. Is it safe to drink our water? Is our food safe? Are there localized treatment plans for alcoholics patients or those taking analgesics? If the infection is a threat, how does the government mobilize doctors and other experts? Doctors are just one of many voices affecting public policy. But they have their own position of respect and trust that they can use them to push the government to adopt truly beneficial health policy to the public. During his career, Fraser Sherman reported on local governments, wrote about how to start a business, and published four movie reference books. He lives with a wonderful wife who lives in Durham, North Carolina and two wonderful dogs. In American society we can not raise teacher salaries if we can agree to raise local and state salaries on the assumption that teachers are as important as doctors (at the very least earn $ 60,000) . Let's agree to raise teacher's salary to the federal minimum of $ 60,000. The federal government can fund all 3.2 million American teachers with salaries of less than $ 60 million annually and less than $ 200 billion annually. Local taxes and state taxes are no longer the main financial resources of teachers' wages, they are able to compensate for wage growth and welfare, reduce the tax burden, and make local governments more flexible in investing in schools and communities It was. First, let's compare some salaries and see things from a different point of view. The average salary of an Am

To put it briefly, North American colonization is not a beautiful story. In order to colonize the land, Europeans had to use slaves for physical labor; they were Barbados and Chesapeake's African slaves, American natives mining gold, or Even an orphan working on a farm. The colonial elite had to use force, persuasive power, threats, and fraud to achieve the goal and maintain control. Throughout history, we saw many opportunities that a game slaved another game. But that was always his way. Tisquantum's solidarity is a groundbreaking introduction to the 500-year agricultural change in North America. How can a group of hungry and helpless pilgrims introduce an explosive process of colonization and nation building to lay the foundation of the most powerful food system in the world history Cow. It was not the first colonizer to change North America; it was a group of farmers in Great Britain, Northern Europe and Europe with great care. Old world "agricultural change" privatized public land in rural areas and destroyed the lives of rural areas ... It also decided to leave millions of farmers home. This provided cheap reserve for the industrial revolution. It also places many desperate villagers - to delight the new life - to enter the American colonial cauldron - pleased -. At first glance, North American French colonization seems to have much in common with Spain and British colonization. The UK established a permanent solution to Jamestown in 1607, but French colonized today's Quebec City in 1608. Like Spanish missionaries, the pastors of the Jesuits of France tried to turn indigenous people into Roman Catholics, but they tend not to turn big numbers into Christians but to spread disease like smallpox was. Like other European settlers, France is hoping to find natural resources like gold and Asian shortcuts and is exploring as many lands as possible. 2504 The colonization of the French colonies in North America investigated the extensive fur trade network established in the Great Lakes region of North France and Canada and subsequent Louisiana. At the peak of colonization, France occupied the largest geographic region in North America, but the number of settlers was least. In contrast to English and Spanish, French benefited from friendship with many indigenous peoples. Black Swan Nina is a ballerina in New York City Ballet. Her life seemed like most people in her profession and was completely swallowed into dancing. She lives with her mother, Erika, a former ballerina who imposed control to smothe her. When art director Thomas Leroy decided to replace the original ballerina Beth Maclntyre with Swan Lake for the new season, Nina was his first choice. But Nina has a competition: Lily of the new dancer also left a deep impression on Le Lei.

HIV / AIDS continues to be a current public health problem in all countries of the world. Research is helping to promote viral education and treatment, but it is still difficult to solve this public health problem in some parts of the world. Among all the developing countries, South Africa is one of the countries with the highest percentage of people living with HIV / AIDS, but the population of Cuba has the lowest percentage of people living with HIV. In this article we discuss and compare public health policy of South Africa and Cuba on treatment, prevention and infection. In order to understand the influence of HIV / AIDS on South Africa it is important to pay attention to its lifestyle and its history before viruses occur unfortunately. In fact, since the colonial era, South Africa has suffered from disease and medical problems, but the government's response to these epidemics far exceeds HIV / AIDS. In the Dutch colonial period of the 17th century, there were small varieties, malaria, famine, and various other health problems. It was followed by malnutrition during tuberculosis, syphilis, bubonic plague, yellow fever, parasites and British colonialism of the 19th century (Coovadia et al., 2009). Therefore, various measures are being implemented, such as the "Public Health Law" (1883: need for smallpox vaccine) and the "Public Health Law Amendment Law" (1897: prevention and treatment separation). 2009). The problem of HIV / AIDS is not unique in its kind, but rather in its size. HIV / AIDS is a major public health problem, causing death in many parts of Africa. The Africa continent accounts for approximately 15.2% of the world's population, but two-thirds of the world's infected population (about 35 million people) are Africans, of which 15 million have died. In 2011, only Africa, sub-Saharan Africa, accounts for 70% of all AIDS deaths, accounting for 69% of the total HIV infected population. In most affected sub-Saharan Africa countries, AIDS has resulted in increased mortality and shortened average life expectancy for adults. 20 and 49 are about 20 years old. Furthermore, due to HIV / AIDS epidemics, the average life expectancy has been decreasing in many parts of Africa, and in some countries the average life expectancy will be as long as 34 years. Main issues of HIV / AIDS in health sector in South Africa. The dramatic change in mortality in South Africa shows the influence of the epidemic of AIDS. Throughout 1997, when 316,559 people died in 2006 and 607,184 people died, the number of deaths increased dramatically. (Avoidance) In South Africa, it is common for people to avoid paying taxes, and SMEs never pay income taxes, so some people feel that the tax level is high. The government will provide assistance so that we can do business here

The Cheyenne tribe of the Native American Indians is the most famous and famous tribe among the Indian tribes who currently settled in North America. They originally lived in several villages in the eastern part of the country and occupied the majority of today's Minnesota state, but until 19th century they were forced to migrate to Great Plains (Gennell). From the movement to the plain, the Xi'an tribes are divided into North Cheyenne and South Cheyenne, and their land extends from the Missouri River to the Arkansas River. When British, French and Spanish explorers came to North America, they brought major changes to American Indian tribes. Europeans brought hidden enemies to Indians: new diseases. Native Americans are not immune to diseases brought by European explorers and settlers. Diseases such as smallpox, influenza, measles, even chickenpox are deadly for American Indians. Europeans are used to these diseases, but the Indians have no resistance to these diseases. Sometimes diseases spread through direct contact with settlers. In other eras, they spread when the Indians trade each other. The result of contact with bacteria in Europe is very bad. Sometimes the entire village will die in a short time Native American are often referred to as Indian or American Indians. The term "indigenous peoples indigenous people" was introduced in the United States and was given priority to indigenous languages ​​to distinguish Indigenous people from Indians and to avoid negative stereotypes attached to Indians. However, many American Indians like the term American Indians, and many tribes contain the word Indian in their official title. Critique of new words Native Americans come from various sources. Since the American Indian activist Russell Means believed that it was imposed by the government without the American Indian consent, I objected to the term "Native Americans". He also believes that the use of the word India arises not from confusion with India, but from Spanish expression, Dios (and Indian abbreviation in Spanish, Indian) in "God" I will. American Indians are one of the ethnic minorities in America. However, their native soil has the world's most important population. Before the first settlers, the US liked their views. Many Indians came to the United States as soon as the turn of the century and was deprived of residence before the legislation of 1946 was approved (Lee 106). - The boundary of the border war with the Indians has changed in the same way as the rest of the United States. Immigrants are striking the earth. This leads to a significant increase in the population, which means that more land will be used. Border slowly divide among the masses and people began to claim their bet. When the land was swallowed, the Indians thought they were robbed of their rights. The number of Indians far exceeds a number and the skill is skillful.

Vaccines have been used to prevent disease for centuries and have saved the lives of countless children and adults. The smallpox vaccine was first invented in 1796 and since then the use of the vaccine continues to protect us from numerous life-threatening diseases such as polio, measles, whooping cough etc. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2010) ensures that scientists conduct extensive testing of vaccines and that they must be approved by the Food and Drug Administration before use in order to confirm that the vaccine is effective and safe I will. The vaccine is not 100% effective and there is no side effect of any vaccine, but the vaccine has undergone a rigorous safety test. Science repeatedly proved that the vaccine does not cause autism. "Some people think that mercury preservatives in vaccines cause problems, but they do not," Wilson said. "The mercury content of tuna cans is higher than the mercury content of all children's vaccines." However, some vaccines may have other side effects. "Ideal vaccines are effective, safe and convenient," Wilson said. "We have not got a perfect vaccine yet, but approved vaccines are very safe." The most common side effects such as pain and redness at the injection site are mild. No vaccines cause autism. This possibility was announced after a paper published by a British doctor in 1998 which claimed that MMR (measles, mumps and rubella) vaccines were found to be associated with autism. Potential links were explored thoroughly; after research, we found that there was no such relationship, and the original "lancet" which first officially announced it was the first study in 1998 We retracted. The possibility of association between conservative thiomersal and autism used in several vaccines was also investigated; again, no such association was found. This is not surprising. Despite the large scale of many anti-vaccines, there is no evidence that autism is associated with vaccines. Autism may be caused by a range of genetic and environmental factors, but since it is such a broad category, we really do not know what happened Although we are discussing environmental factors, it is worth repeating that vaccines do not cause autism. Because there is no relationship between autism and vaccines, few have investigated these issues thoroughly and comprehensively (there is a short list of documents here and an extensive list is here). Marketing campaigns and articles that plant fear with autism should be treated with caution (see our cartoon series on this topic). There are more autistic diagnoses over the years as described herein. This may be related to almost everything that has been used or consumed for many years. GMO, WiFi, iPhone sales, buckwheat and keel consumption, organic food sale etc. When reading such articles, please focus on data beyond relevance. Is there evidence that someone is really causing another person? Who is interviewing? Do you have a reputable medical institution that supports article discussion?

As a society, we place a medical professional on the pedestal. They are people deserving respect and appreciation. In many ways, they are all here. People expect hope to cause miracles, put hope and belief to doctors. Throughout history, the doctor certainly formed a lot of miracles. However, some doctors are betraying this belief and the trust of people. These doctors are in the Auschwitz concentration camp and Dachau concentration camp. These doctors took actions not expressed in words to Jews and other ethnic minorities, I thought they were doing useful experiments. But after the Holocaust they were punished ... See more The victims will be placed under the sun, the sun is too hot, and the skin will burn. Then they repeatedly freeze the victim and reheat. Another resurrection technique is irrigation; the victim irrigates hot water in their bladder, intestines and stomach. All patients died of this technique. They will also succumb to a high degree of change. It is trapped in the low pressure chamber until the lung bursts. These experiments help physicians determine the limits of the human body. The second type of experiment involves medical research. Doctor conducts medical experiments including air chambers and infectious diseases. Some victims were murdered in gas chambers. This will help develop the way to prevent enemies from chemical attacks or better research to help them improve the way they kill the victims by showing them the effects of phosphorous and mustard gas burning I will make it possible. The doctor will also inject the victims diseases such as malaria, smallpox, cholera and spotted fever. They did this to see the effectiveness of the vaccine. The doctor will also infect wounds after breaking the bones and meat again. They will also perform surgery on the victim without anesthesia; all of the victims of these actions were killed immediately or shortly after being killed. Historically, Medical Experiment of the Holocaust Caitlin Genocide On January 6, 2013, the Nazi Party made many brutal atrocities against those who thought they were "unfair" during the Holocaust period did. This includes Jews, gypsies, homosexuals, African-Americans, Slavs, Communists, Disabled People, Mentally Disabled People. These groups became targets of attacks, deprived of their rights and citizenship, and sent to concentration camps. This research thesis discusses medical experiments conducted on prisoners by Nazi doctors. According to Education ... Heritage Forum, some experiments are frozen / low temperature, highland test, chemical sulfonamide test, seawater test, phosgene test, genetic test and twin test. In both experiments, these experiments are cruel and inhuman. Doctor Nazi will experiment the prisoner without worrying about the patient's welfare Between the Third Empire and the Holocaust, Nazi Germany conducted a series of medical experiments on Jews, POWs, Romans and other persecuted groups. Experiments are conducted in concentration camps and in most cases cause death, loss of appearance, or permanent disability. Especially troublesome experiments include things that infamous Nazi doctors can think of genetically engineered twins, bones, muscles, nerve transplants, exposure to diseases and chemical gases, disinfection, etc. After the war, these crimes were tried as part of the Nuremberg trial, eventually leading to the formulation of the Nuremberg Medical Ethics Code. During the Holocaust period, many medical experiments were conducted mainly concentrated in concentration camps. These subjects include Jews, gypsies, twins, and political prisoners. Experiments included many of them who did not survive and many were murdered for further examination. The Jews are full of anger, injection, inhuman operation and other experiments. In these experiments it is also desirable that the twins indicate a control group. - As a Medical Experimental Society of the Holocaust, we place medical professionals on the pedestals

This article describes the changes made in the context of two very different versions of Cape Fear, which took place between 1962 and 1991. These two versions of the intimidated lawyer's story are symbols of change in the concept of law. This article emphasizes the tension relationship between art and its values ​​as a social thinker's role and role in the formation of social outlook. However, according to various explanations of Sam Bowden, a systematic decline in lawyer's position and public respect has not been confirmed in the field of movies. This situation is a moral ambiguity and lawyers play a more contradictory role in society. These two events represent fundamentally different perspectives of American history. The official version we learned at school began basically when Mayflower landed in a small bay north of Cape Cod in 1620. On the other hand, in the native version, the emergence of pilgrims on the coast of the United States shows the beginning of the end. Indeed, the end of the Massachusetts state Indian was brought to the coastal area of ​​New England - a British slave crew accidentally carried by the smallpox - infected cow a few years ago - killed more than 90% of the local population It began with that. They lack antibodies to disease. (Compare this surprising number to the 30% mortality rate at the peak of black death.) This article describes the changes made in the context of two very different versions of Cape Fear, which took place between 1962 and 1991. These two versions of the intimidated lawyer's story are symbols of change in the concept of law. This article emphasizes the tension relationship between art and its values ​​as a social thinker's role and role in the formation of social outlook. However, according to various explanations of Sam Bowden, a systematic decline in lawyer's position and public respect has not been confirmed in the field of movies. This situation is a moral ambiguity and lawyers play a more contradictory role in society. Gerald J. Thain discussed the two versions of Cape Fear (the first shot of 1962, the second shot of 1991) and the depiction of the image of the lawyer shows the contradictory role of lawyers in modern society. Michael Bohnke wrote an image of law on John Ford's movie. He discussed young Mr. Lincoln (1939), a freely balanced person (1962) with the searcher (1956) to explore ways to materialize the process of the Constitution. He considers Mr. Lin to be "a parade of legal ideals" (63), while "searcher" is mainly about customs of the rule of law. According to Bohnke, the third movie "faces two different ways to express different assumptions about the intrinsic quality of the law" (46). Matthias Cucina is exploring the cultural significance of the two types of American trial films - "Problem movies covering legal theater and experimental films that can take the form of social movies" (79)

One group is militia. Militia is a citizen preparing to fight in the event of an emergency. Most colonial cities and communities have Indian war parties and militia groups to fight thieves. Most men between the ages of 16 and 65 are militias. They only train several times a year Another group of American soldiers is the Great Army. The Continental Congress established the Great Army as the first genuine army in the United States. They made George Washington a commander. The army consisted of ambitious volunteers recruited for a while. The initial enrollment period was short and lasted for 6 months. During the second half of the war, the time to join was three years. Continental soldiers train and train as combatants During the revolutionary war, as many as 150,000 people fought as part of the Great Army. However, there has never been a service almost at the same time. The largest of the military is about 17,000 soldiers. When the soldiers applied for the draft, they were promised to receive the prize money at the end. The prize money is either money or land. They also received a monthly salary: $ 6 for personal income, $ 8 for the sheriff and $ 20 for the captain. But the soldiers had to use their own money to buy their uniforms, equipment and weapons. People from all walks of life and people from different colonies joined the mainland. This includes farmers, businessmen, missionaries, and even slaves. Some slaves gained freedom to fight. Many poor people regard the grace of the land as a way of improving themselves. These soldiers range from young boys to old people. However, most soldiers are between the ages of 18 and 24. Army boy acts as a messenger, water transport, drummer During the revolutionary war more soldiers died of illness rather than fighting. Soldiers have poor meals, clothes wear, damp shelters, and unsanitary living. Thousands of soldiers died of diseases such as smallpox and typhoid fever Hospitals and medicines are not so good at this time in history. If an injured soldier is left to treat himself rather than treated by a doctor, he tends to be better. Perhaps the worst thing a soldier might do is to be captured. British people deal with their prisoners very much. More than 8,500 American soldiers died in prison, which is almost half of the death toll in the war. The British army kept prisoners at eat little and kept in a crowded environment. Many prisoners were detained at prison boats near New York City. It is actually sentenced to be sent to one of these ships Many British soldiers are Germans, they come from Germany called Hesse. They are called Hessian people In addition to the leadership of General Washington, many soldiers are considered to be abandoned due to adverse conditions. Many wives, mothers, and children keep up with the army. They sew clothes, cook food, take care of patients, wash clothes Being a soldier in a revolutionary war is not just a fight, it is a dangerous business. If the war itself does not kill the soldier, it may call for the treatment of wounds and diseases. According to statistics, the survival rate of soldiers on the battlefield is 98%, but the survival rate in the hospital is only 75%. Fortunately, modern medicine has taken a long way, but if they need medical assistance, what should soldiers expect during revolutionary warfare? Today, to practice medicine, doctors need to undergo intense research and training for years. But America in the colonial era is not so. People call themselves doctors and can start practicing medicine after several years of research with other doctors. The medical sciences at that time were based on theory rather than actual scientific knowledge. Many doctors believe that diseases are caused by imbalances in blood, yellow bile, black bile and sputum. George Washington is faced with many challenges. Several people happened when they led the colonial army in a revolutionary war. During the revolutionary war, Ge

When he came to his poetry "Return" for the second time, Ye Zhi predicted that catastrophic changes would happen to humans. He said, "Things collapsed, we can not control the center / only disorder has been released in the world" (1511). This description is consistent with the idea of ​​contemporaryism of this age. Modernist writers believe that traditional doctrine leaves some undesirable things, and now it is time to change. Religious beliefs have made tremendous changes, and the current religious beliefs are challenged by new scientific knowledge. William Butler Yeat's "The Second Coming" verse "The Second Coming" was created by William Butler Yeats in 1919. Yeats is a versatile Irish poet known for his social and religious beliefs about poetry. In "Second coming" he developed his thought into three important metaphor. The first metaphor ties falcon and its eagle to the destruction of society. There are two possible explanations for this example. - William Butler Yeat's woman, William Butler Yeats, has a long history. He is strongly influenced by all sorts of women from the love of Olivia · Shakespeare · Asia Pacific, her adopted daughter Ystar, partnership and friendly relations with Mrs. Gregory and friendship, and George · Hide Leeds marriage. And the birth of his own daughter Anne Yeats. These relationships are reflected in his poetry and there are various levels. William Butler's Second Coming is one of the famous and famous poems. This explains the apocalyptic situation in the first quarter and also guarantees the reader that Messianic characters will appear in the second quarter. The dark and dark paintings drawn by Yeats worsened the secular situation because optimistic words tried to give hope later, which caused the reader's mind to fear. - Unexpected future Mr. William Butler Yeats said in his poem "Re-arriving" that devastating behavior of human experience will bring a new era of dark, horrible and chaotic control. If we do not change the direction society continues, this poem will remind us of what will happen in the future. "The scream of going round and the hawk can not hear the sound of the eagle." The hawk is expressed as "turning" in the "spreading circulation" Eagle can not be heard even when turning or turning the enlarged circus falcon, things collapse, the center can not be controlled, only disorder is released to the world. The previous line is the first four lines of Yate's poem. In his poetry, W. B. Yeat said that the situation would collapse, disorder would dominate, because people in Africa can not deal with European people and intellectuals. On the other hand, will Akebe fall apart and come in the autumn of Huron how to make your closest allies contribute to the collapse of your own people? The two main reasons leading to Huron's failure were their French allies and Iroquois. The French gave the people of Wepo numerous deadly diseases such as smallpox and measles. More than half of Huron's deaths came from these deadly diseases. The closest allies of Wendat did not allow them to possess guns.

Political foolishness is a desire for power, Tahsi called this "the most common of all passions." As Question 1: Why do some societies make catastrophic decisions? A: due to group decision failure Question 2: Why does the group determination process fail? A: Because of conflict of interest Question 3: Why is there a conflict of interest? A: Some people think that they can gain more profits by hurting other people while helping them. Question 5: Why does competition intensify? A: The leader scrambles forces by seeing who can make the biggest statue. Question 6: Why is this related to today's sustainability problem? A: Because politicians are the same as tribal leaders. Question 7: What will politicians today compete for? A: Who can offer people the biggest fake promise, the greatest taste, or the biggest fake enemy? Question 8: Why is this better than telling them the truth? A: The size of the lie is exaggerated. The size of the fact can not be done Question 9: Why is a lie effective? A: Because not all lies were discovered. The heart can not distinguish between the unknown lie and the truth Question 10: Why did not you find most political lies? A: It is extremely complicated because the people's ability to detect political fraud is low. The ability to detect political fraud is about 20% Question 11: Why do we make unknown lies that (politicians) give more supporters than (good) politicians of truth? Answer: The corrupt politicians succeeded in exaggerating the amounts expected from them from their supporters, and good politicians did not Question 12: Why can not this be done forever? A: You will notice that final supporters of corrupt politicians began to extensively harm because politicians have not achieved what they have promised and / or because of side effects. This possibility is very reliable, so downward competition is periodic Because of "plunder of power", it was up to the "spiral with intense competition". Appropriate security desire, but end in 587 Smith, the desire for the kingdom, 588 desires from 101, worthless 88,589 twists. Choose how society fails or succeed (New York: Penguin Books, 2005) Learn more about Pitcane and the society that controls and lacks selfish tendencies that lead to collapse and prosperity Please learn. Clarification of the principle of egoism, promotion of motive for profit, reliance on competitiveness, and placement of property in human rights - the impulse of private interests, all the businesses, entertainment, religion, Often invalidate things. , Art or friendship. In its present form, capitalism is cruel and inhuman as well as wasteful and inefficient. Despite substantial evidence of the declining population, the Juniper epidemic is very popular, from the plague of William McNeill to the people, Jared Diamond's Pulitzer Prize. Social emergencies still exist 23. Why choose immune vulnerability as the most relevant explanation among many complex alternatives? Perhaps it is attractive like Puritan's conservatism because it provides meaning and assurance to historians and their audiences. Population decline is a unique history - a product of an immunological moment: a fusion of two long-term isolated populations, one familiar with the disease and the other immunologically inexperienced. If they do not introduce smallpox, others will certainly be so, the inevitable outcome can not be attributed to the scientists or their descendants. This argument replaces Puritan's theory and modern biology.

History >> The war of King Philippe of the United States of America during the colonial era is sometimes called the first Indian war. It occurred between 1675 and 1678 The war of King Philippe was a war between New England 's British settlers and indigenous tribes. The leading leader of Native Americans is Metacomet, the leader of the people of Wampanoag. His English nickname is "King of Philip". Other tribes on the native American side include Nipmac, Podank, Narragansett, Nashaway. Moghegan tribe and Pekot tribe of indigenous people fighting on the settlers side War is taking place in the northeastern part including Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine. In the first 50 years after pilgrims arrived in Plymouth in 1620, British settlers had a quite peaceful relationship with New England Native American indigenous peoples. Pilgrims will never survive the first winter without the help of the people of Wampanoag. The local tribes came to be more concerned as the colony began to expand to India's territory. As more and more people arrived from the UK, promises of settlers have been broken. When the head of Wampanoag died while being imprisoned in Plymouth colony, his brother Metacomet decided to drive out colonists from New England. The first major event of the war was a trial at Plymouth's colony which brought the execution of three Wampanoag men. Metacomet prepared for the war, but it was this test that led to his first attack. He attacked Swansea City, burned the town, and killed many settlers. The war began Next year, the two sides will attack each other. Settlers will destroy Indian villages and Indians will respond by burning colonial settlements. About 12 colonial towns were completely destroyed during battle Especially the bloody battle was called Rhode Island Great Swamp Battle. A colonial militia group attacked the home fortress of Narragansett. They destroyed the fortress and killed about 300 Indians. After all, the more the settlers and resources, the more they can rule the war. Metacomet 's chief tried to hide in Rhode Island swamp, but he was driven by a group of colonial militia led by Benjamin Church. He was killed and then his neck was cut. The settlers headed to Plymouth's colony to warn other Native Americans for the next 25 years. This war is devastating to both sides. About 600 British settlers were killed, 12 towns were completely destroyed, and more towns suffered losses. The situation of Native American is even worse. Approximately 3,000 Native Americans were killed, many more were arrested and transported to slaves. A few settlers who eventually left the expanded Americans were forcibly kicked out of their land. 1675-1676 - War of King Phillip - Because of the tension in colonial expansionists, the war of King Philippe occurred between the settlers and the native American among New Yorkers. The bloody war was furious at the Connecticut river basin in Massachusetts State and Plymouth and Rhode Island colonies, eventually killing 600 British colonists and 3,000 indigenous peoples, including women and children from both sides. August 12, 1676, in Rhode Island swamp, king Philip (colonial nickname for Metacomet, leader of Wampanoag) was killed and killed and ended the war in South New England. In New Hampshire and Maine, Soco Indians have been settling for a year and a half. 1675: 1675 - 1677: The war of King Philippe was named after Metapom (Phillip King) of the Wampanoag tribe he called the British Philip. This war was a battle between colonialists and bloody Indians. During the war of King Philippe, one third of the Caucasian population of the United States was wiped out. This war proved to be the last battle of indigenous peoples in Massachusetts. The history of invasion in Europe brought about trends such as tuberculosis, cholera, influenza, measles, smallpox, etc. The Massachusetts state Indians did not develop immunity to these diseases, resulting in a substan

Cameron Newton is a coveted newcomer to Westlake High School in Georgia in 2007. After signing a contract with the University of Florida, he was given a reserve position for the 2007 Heisman trophy champion Tim Tebow. After being arrested for felony charges, Newton withdrew from Florida and went to Brinjunior University in Texas. Newton led his team to the 2009 NJCAA National Football Championship. After that, he was the only five-star newcomer of the 2010 season. His two best choices at college: Mississippi State University and Auburn University. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the exercise amount given by the athlete is equal to or even greater than the full time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes should earn enough money to buy clothes, food and supplies that may come from taking 1 dollar from their merchandise. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. The conversation seems to be here. The problem is that "Do college students get salaries?" There are many supporters and many ideas to support paying athletes for their college or university sports. We divided the pros and cons. Experts state the reasons for paying salary to university athletes and the reasons they should not pay for athletes at universities. In the 2013 NCAA tournament, Kevin Welt of Louisville was severely injured in the right lower limb when trying to deter the opponent's shot. Six months later, Vail was healed and started practicing. He is very lucky. Some athletes are paralyzed by blows, tackles or other injuries at the football stadium, but these injuries end players' careers before players are active. These athletes may sacrifice physical and physical health, have opportunities to play the games they like, and may reach professional level.

And Matthias Weisfeld Europeans also introduced a new strategy. Some of them are far better than Native Americans. This allows Native Americans to fight better hunting. Some countries such as Spain and Portugal are becoming more powerful. Image bibliography Utilizing the advantages of guns, horses and diseases, Europeans can conquer most of the newly discovered America. In so-called Colombian exchange, goods such as potatoes, turkeys, cocoa are from the United States to Europe. Other items such as livestock, coffee, cereals etc. are shipped to Europe and Africa to the Americas. Therefore, many animals and plants are on the other side of the earth. Sugarcane is a good example of this change. Initially, sugar cane was grown in northern Europe and southern Europe. During the exchange of Colombia sugar was brought to the warm weather of the Caribbean. Most of today 's sugar comes from South America and the Caribbean Sea. However, for sugar cane cultivation in the Americas, people need to lean against the plants. The solution to this problem is African slave. They are also part of the exchange of Colombia. Illness - Although they are not goods - they also spread through Colombian exchanges. Native Americans who do not have immunity to European diseases such as smallpox often die from these diseases and Europeans who do not have immunity to American diseases are also dying. The idea between the two continents was also transformed. Europeans brought their religion to the Americas and tried to turn local people into Christianity. Native Americans also teach European pioneers better agricultural skills that have played an important role in their survival. The Spanish conquistor Helnan Cortés invaded Mexico and beat the mighty Aztec empire. Another conqueror, Francisco Pizarro, occupied Peru 's Inca Empire. http://www.map-of-spain.co.uk The Spanish explorers in the early 16th century were probably the first Europeans to interact with the natives of Florida. The first record of encounters between Europeans and Native Americans is that Juan Ponce de Leon first traveled to Florida in 1513, even though he met at least one Spanish-speaking mother. did. In 1521 he met Calusa people in a failed colonization attempt, and they drove the Europeans away. In 1526, Lucas Vásquezde Ayllón tried to find a colony in the present state of South Carolina, but for various reasons it failed in just one year. The rest of the colony stood up and ran to the wilderness living in the middle of the people of Cofitachiqui. In the era of discovery, Europeans explored all areas of North America and applied. When they came to the "New World", the population of Native Americans decreased sharply due to intense clash with invaders and the introduction of immature European diseases by Native Americans. The local culture has undergone tremendous changes and the relationship with the political and cultural groups has also changed. Some language groups disappeared and other language groups changed rapidly. The names and cultures of European records are not necessarily the same as the names used by that generation or the names used today. In this article we will focus on the contrast between Native American culture and European culture and explore the increasing presence of Native American culture during the migration of European Americans. Native American culture is much more advanced than generally believed. Part of the reason why the native American culture has not been adequately confirmed is that it disappeared rapidly. The loss of this moral lesson that can be learned from this loss and objective observation of US actual experience before 1492 represents a great human tragedy.

The statue of Sir John A. MacDonald outside the Victoria Town Hall is expected to come down early on Saturday. The city moved nothing from the base, moving to the truck and transporting it to the warehouse did not say anything. A temporary fence was placed around the statue on Friday. On Thursday night, parliamentarians voted for a 7-1 vote to cancel the statue of Canada's first prime minister, established in 1982. COUN. Mr. Jeff Young is contesting because it requires more advice. Other members also expressed concern about the lack of consultation - they learned about clearance planning only when they appeared on the agenda of the committee on Tuesday. As part of the settlement process, the three parliamentarians and representatives of indigenous peoples met last year decided to cancel the statue. They cited McDonald 's involvement in the establishment of a home - school system that would bring aboriginal children away from home and get abused. Mayor Victoria Lisa Help said that if the city is sincere in the efforts of reconciliation, then the statue must be removed so indigenous peoples strongly encounter a painful warning of colonial violence every time they enter the city hall Not to be able to do. The countries of Esquimalt Nation and Songhees agree Young thinks the community has the right to participate in the discussion. If the statue is moved, other people believe that history should not be deleted, it must be rearranged, but re - edited for educational purposes in the spirit of reconciliation. John Dunn who made a bronze statue in 1981 said he was honored if his sculpture could stimulate the argument about violence caused by Aboriginal people. "I am not convinced that removing sculptures is the best way to achieve this," he wrote to the mayor. "These thoughts are uncomfortable for us today and they make us angry.We do not like genocide, infestation of smallpox, theft, racial discrimination.They of theft and repression they suffered It is proportional to the degree, "Dann wrote. He makes it possible for people to see the statue as a general human expression rather than as a specific person. "Here you can see a kind of confidence that is not affected by vulnerability.The pride does not have humility, not humor There is McDonald's and our strengths and weaknesses. " People who oppose the banished statue are planning to protest at the city hall on Saturday. Facebook pages sponsored by B.C. Proud and Aaron Gunn are encouraging people to witness "shameful behavior". A few days before the incident, I was surprised that the statue of Sir John A. MacDonald, founded in 1981, will be removed from the place of Victoria Town Hall since 1982. I have not been told by Sir Joseph, McDonald's Association of British Columbia who asked for sculpture by Sir Joseph, neither consultation nor consultation. I spent most of the time I spent in Italy over the past five years, and I have not kept up-to-date on all issues. I do not know that this bronze is controversial at all. In Canada, due to its role in the massacre of indigenous culture, Sir John MacDonald, the founding prime minister of the country, became the focus of opponents. Victoria City recently announced that he would remove the portrait from outside the city hall and the statues of McDonald's of Montreal and Regina were pressured to rebuild his legacy. In a recent article on Guardian 's protest at Oxford, novelist Amit Chaudhuri wanted to know. "When I can ignore the statues and symbols, is it difficult to laugh at it?" Chowdhury remembered that in the early 1990s he went to O'Dell college students and was old and old Students from have a monarchic enthusiasm, their conservatism ... incredible, but very interesting. " During the visit, he regarded former British parliamentary member Enoch Powell as a synonym "without retreating" implicitly in the spirit of the fascinating "blood river" of the previous generation. When we entered the era of tru

"Truly enough" is a person who wakes up, people can not make books everyday to pay attention to society and their lives. This is rare when you have books that make people aware of the difference and have the power to open your eyes to the audience. Farhad Manjoo, author of the book "Genuine Fruit: Learning to Live in a Post-Society," published in 2008, provides a comprehensive and detailed understanding of how Americans' views change with changes in individuals . Meteorological facts and evidence indicate that it is not a problem, there are still people who believe what is going on and what else will not happen. Farhad Manjoo: Really adequate: Learn to live in the after society (2008, Wiley): Exploring the problem telling the recent truth - "Authenticity" is often quoted by Stephen Colbert. Philosophers have long criticized the construction of subjective truth; now sociologists and even journalists can measure their subjectivity. Charles C. Man: 1493: Announcement of the New World of Columbus (2011, Knopf): The new revelation of America before 1491 was that little was known about the history of American Indians before 1492 investigated. If regular connections are established such as the discovery of potatoes and tomatoes in Europe, smallpox, explosives, the introduction of slavery "new world", this will concentrate on the old exchanges and the new world. True interaction has revolutionized the two worlds. Farhad Manjoo of the reporter has fully discussed this vicious circle: We released all what 52 style experts (educational fraudsters) want to learn to live in posthumous society, and from various directions from various directions We will come to the media. We do not "check" their expertise. "The real danger of living in the Photoshop era is not the spread of false photos," Manjoo wrote. "In fact, real photos are ignored as movies." How do we fight this situation in education? In our view, there is only one answer. Educational science must be driven not by simple observations and conclusions but by theoretical and theoretical developments. Strong empirical data is established not according to legend or exaggeration but according to excellent research methods (ie, randomized control trials, actual control conditions, representative to justify the implementation of large sample sizes and decisions etc.) It must be obtained from experiments done. Journalists and media use social networking, especially Twitter. However, this does not mean that you fully understand the networks and technologies you can use to understand the data. Farhad Manjoo recently wrote an article on the New York Times (https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/31/technology/how-twitter-is-being-gamed-to-feed-misinformation.html?partner = Rss & emc = rss & smid = tw - nytimes & smtyp = cur), this creates some valuable ideas. Journalists are increasingly using Twitter to gather content, and more and more individual tweets are used as examples of people's reactions. The problem is that these tweets do not necessarily reflect people's thoughts and feelings. Twitter tweets from Twitter to satisfy the editorial they wrote. Data survey not included

Things came apart, the second came "Second comeback" William Butler Yeats could not turn to the rotating Falcon with a rage, things broke up, things could not be accommodated, the world can not accommodate, the world just relaxed Disorder, bloody tide was relaxing, an innocent ceremony was overwhelmed by all the beliefs being the shortest, and the worst was filled with the strength of passion. The confusion of things has fallen apart and the next event was caused by the second emergence of Cinnave Cave and William Butler who have always been considered literary classics. There may be gaps between publication times, but the themes and implications are quite similar. In these two pieces of work, the confusion was caused by change and eventually it ended. Internal contradiction plays an important role in both works. - The first ward "Are you there soon?" "Are you still there?" "Do not stop!" Repeat these words for my anxiety and pulse pulsation by adrenaline. . I have not thought of anything other than arriving at my destination. I am hungry so I can not wait anymore like I eat food. All the other students do not mind just being on the stream. In addition to answering the theme of "second coming" trying to deny the falsehood of African "hypocrisy", there is another relationship between "substance collapse" and "second coming". "(Okonko) is tall and big, his thick eyebrows and a wide nose gave him a very serious look ... when he walked his heel barely touched the ground barely he touched the spring Just as he suddenly wanted to show up to someone, "Akebe wrote about Okonwo (things will fall apart 3). Achebe is related to the image of Sphinx of" The Second Coming " It is written on line 14 of "Lion's body shape and human head" and "Back". The reader can associate these lines with Okonkwo's explanation and prepare to "hit" someone. However, the degree of connection does not depend only on the physical explanation. In the 15th line of "Second Coming", it was written that "I am watching a hollow like a ruthless sun." Eagle can not be heard even when turning or turning the enlarged circus falcon, things collapse, the center can not be controlled, only disorder is released to the world. The previous line is the first four lines of Yate's poem. In his poetry, W. B. Yeat said that the situation would collapse, disorder would dominate, because people in Africa can not deal with European people and intellectuals. On the other hand, will Akebe fall apart and come in the autumn of Huron how to make your closest allies contribute to the collapse of your own people? The two main reasons leading to Huron's failure were their French allies and Iroquois. The French gave the people of Wepo numerous deadly diseases such as smallpox and measles. More than half of Huron's deaths came from these deadly diseases. The closest allies of Wendat did not allow them to possess guns.

Freud and his daughter Anna announced a clearer self-mechanism in "self and mechanism" announced in 1936 (2013). One of the advantages of using these mechanisms is that they are skillfully packaged into different definitions that combine theories. Defense mechanisms are unconscious actions, they are spiritual tools to train reality. You need to face each other (2013). The era of science and mathematics: Joseph - Louis Lagrange developed the metric method and explained the phase of Jupiter's moon and moon. Benjamin Franklin made his experiments electrically. Joseph Priestly discovered oxygen. Edward Jenner developed a smallpox vaccine. A musician and an astronomer William Herschel found Uranus. The nearest painter Beethoven turned into romanticism was Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot (1796 - 1875). In the beginning of his career, he painted a structured landscape, but as he matured in works like memories of Ville d'Avray and Mortefontaine, he created a kind of ambiguity , Showed a more imaginative style. aura At the age of 20, Benjamin Franklin made a personal plan to achieve "moral integrity". It includes meditation, eating and moderation, and even avoiding sexual behavior. With his autobiography, Franklin explained that such roadmap would ultimately help him succeed as a politician, diplomat and politician. However, he also realized that a plan with sufficient flexibility is necessary to overcome the unexpected obstacles. Tasks and other obstacles to deal with difficulties may not look like you expect. For example, you can start with a positive mindset. According to the Mayo Clinic, positive thinking can help you deal with stress and reduce the harmful recovery of stress to your health. So, when you encounter obstacles, the best thing you can do is just a good stretch and some deep breaths. Henry, Joseph (1797-1878), a famous American scientist from Benjamin Franklin to Willard Gibbs, was a professor at Princeton University from 1832 to 1846. His main scientific contribution was in the field of electromagnetism where he discovered the phenomenon of self inductance. The unit of inductance called "Henry" makes his name immortal. Henry is also considered the first secretary of the Smithsonian Institute and has made a great contribution to the organization and development of American science. Inventor Benjamin Franklin Benjamin Franklin is known as one of the best Americans ever. He has contributed to the development of our country in various ways. Franklin is a politician, journalist, diplomat, inventor and philosopher, so he is always in the midst of everything. As controversial, which of these arguments best explains him. The point we can not argue is that he is the best inventor ever. Franklin's 42 years old ... Benjamin Franklin and Henry David Thoreau's religion Benjamin Franklin and Henry David Thoreau are by no means religious in the traditional sense. However, if "religion" is used to mean "obligation to believe in all forms of superiority ... moral or ethical behavior", Franklin and Thoreau fall into this category. These two are the opposite of their attitudes and social exchanges, but they all follow religious and personal standards. That

When the first British settlers tried to make a small settlement on Roanoke Island, they were not the early New World 10 year colonists, and both the Spaniards and the French for their respective countries He insisted that he had a mass of North America. England is ready to participate in the competition. For land and wealth. Britain is unfamiliar with this new world, but the colonization of other lands is not a foreign concept to them (see empiricism). When the British landed on North Carolina, they knew little about local people and understood little about their culture. But Roanoke leaders know that locals are necessary if they want to survive on new land. This set the tone for every attempt of British colonial rule. In the early days of the development of the new world, the relationship between local people and newcomers was friendly. Since the indigenous American culture regards trade as a means of deterring two tribes and strengthening general cooperation, the tribe targets settlers for food, clothes, evacuation in exchange for metal tools such as knives and axes Provide a place. Native Americans also exchange knowledge and teach settlers self-sufficiency As the European settlement grew and began to infringe more and more Indian lands, the relationship became more intimate. As UK dependence drops, it is even harder to overcome cultural differences. Many American Indians died of diseases of Europe such as smallpox and influenza, and there is no immunity. The British started doing devils in line with the guidance of Spanish and French colonists to allow their actions (slave tribes, land stealing, women's take away) as small things. Excessive hunting game with concubine) Interestingly, the British military ignored their role in destroying tribal diseases throughout the tribe, but chose to treat the death of Native American as a sign of sacred hatred. According to John Winthrop, God killed the Indians and their supporters and guaranteed "our title in this place". As "a sacred appointment of them to deprive the new world from the people without gods as a tool of Providence", the settlers thought they were responsible for destroying "barbarians without God" . In Captain John Underhill, "We received sufficient light in the actions of God" - he said 500 Pequot men, women and children were killed in the village along the Mistic River It was. Relationships of indigenous peoples For many years of colonial rule, relations between British settlers in this area and Native American people were usually the same. Native Americans initially believe that settlers are allies and, as time goes by, they will fight them to compete for land. This process of friendship with enemies seems to be the basic model of most colonies. - Incorrect behavior may adversely affect the surroundings and may obviously have serious consequences for people, animals, or nature. An example of the destruction of culture and nature is colonization. Colonization is a powerful state of abusing weak nations, bringing their people to areas of their interest and exercising the power to dominate people and land. Early history of the colony revealed a complex story about the relationship with indigenous peoples. Some colonial settlers, such as settlers at Plymouth Farm, have a positive relationship with indigenous peoples. In Puritan, Massachusetts, John Eliot mastered Algonquin, and translated the Bible into this language in 1663. His "Indian Contract Confession" was printed in English with Algonquin in 1669. He is trying to hand over the missionary's efforts to the Indians himself. Considering Indian autonomy, his method was considered innovative at that time. In most cases, many Indian wars have dominated encounters between Europeans and indigenous peoples. As more and more "praying Indians" are converted by missionaries, they are often complicated by painful divisions within the tribe.

European colonists and Americans living in North America have different opinions about almost everything they encounter in their lives. Two groups of opinions on four separate major topics are living in very different cultures, differences in religion, environment, social relations and slaves, conquest of the New World settled when people are using To do. The reason is primitive and barbarian in their different seemingly non-logical attitudes, they said they were native American settlers saying that they could never believe what equality of people did. There are many reasons why native American and European settlers are not in good relationship. The reason for the conflict between the colonists and the Indians was that the colonists could not be satisfied with the power and the greed of the land. These reasons include physical abuse as well as moral abuse of Native Americans. European settlers brought not only a number of different diseases, these diseases later help many native American tribes of genocide, thought they have a better state of the mind of local neighbors It is. This superior sense brought violence and the occurrence of many different civil wars. Native American and colonists can not reconcile ... Read more When colonists came to the United States, they enumerated native Americans as completely barbarian barbarians. But is this the correct assumption? The life of Native American is quite the opposite of what Europeans are familiar with. Native Americans believe that the land can be shared by anyone. You can not possess land. Native Americans also have a polytheistic religion. This is entirely against the colonial beliefs. Colonists believed that Native Americans were barbarians and barbarians from their lifestyle differences. Native American lifestyle is different from European lifestyle. They believe that people are monarchs of respect and respect for nature, naturally ... will display more content "The cycle of life will never be destroyed" (Taos Pueblo Indian). Colonists just started to change the culture of Native American, just by separating the land. Several Native Americans learned to co-exist with colonists by establishing a trade network and adopting some of its skills. Many people think that what colonists did is wrong and not cooperating with the transition to European customs. Culture alone does not bring European people to America. According to their customs and regulations, there was a disease that the Native American never touched. Europeans have caused infectious diseases, such as smallpox and measles, and many infectious diseases such as these products or infected people through trade spreading to Native Americans. It quickly wiped out most of the Native Americans. Native American religion is very different from European Christianity faith. "Our Mother Earth, Our Father's Sky" (Tewa Indian)

Gr 9 Up - an essential vaccine for essential vaccination was discussed between the media and parents. Such practices can harm individuals' rights, oppose national law, religious preferences against regional health, and harm the preferences for pharmaceutical profitability and selective vaccination . This book provides discussion on various aspects of these issues, but its five chapters on the essential use of human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccines for adolescent girls highlight it Thing. For readability and persuasion, a reprint article on prevention of future cervical cancer, vaccination for children, vaccination against children and prevention of HPV vaccination was chosen. A summary of italics before each chapter outlines the author's position. Students who are studying this topic have a variety of perspectives such as the potential role of autism, the government's invasion of parental decision-making, the risks and benefits of specific vaccines such as "opt-in" You can discuss from. "It is not a preference of the" opt-out "system. Background information includes a list of organizations to contact Peggy Fleming, Churchville-Chili High School, Churchville, NY © Copyright 2010. Library Journal LLC, Media Source, Inc. Is a wholly owned subsidiary Redistribution is not permitted Inevitably leads to hot debate, as some of the titles in the "Question: Social Issues" series are extreme, it is difficult to see why they are equally voiced. However, reliable answers, personal files, statistical and scientific evidence will help readers face social problems, analyze the data behind rhetoric methods, and in some cases analyze advocacy. Is discussion to be vaccinated necessary? The right to refuse vaccination explains the enormous social benefits of saving millions of lives and the harm caused by compromising others when not receiving immunization. Each title includes a broad list of contact organizations and bibliographies for books and articles. 10 - 12th grade. - Hazel Lochman Of course, the problem of forced vaccination is broader than discussion on child immunization. In the US, several hospitals have instructed healthcare professionals to actually receive influenza vaccination. A group of experts advising the government suggested that hospitals should use influenza vaccination as a condition of employment if they can not persuade them to vaccinate at least 90% of their staff Did. Is the essential vaccination vaccinated by children under school? Currently, all 50 states in the United States are demanding that children enter the public school to receive vaccinations. However, there is no federal vaccination (ProCon.org, child immunization, do you know?). Many parents have a religious belief in immunization. Forcing these parents to vaccinate their children will violate the first amendment to protect the rights of citizens ... According to the guardian who can not ignore child immunizations, about 11,000 babies are in the US every day I will. America was born. They need to receive immunization from the time they were born. These newborns were vaccinated against hepatitis B during the first few hours of their life. However, some parents are skeptical about the potential side effects of all vaccines. They believe that vaccination hurts their children by causing their children to have neurological deficits. The history of the vaccine began with the vaccination of smallpox developed by Edward Jenner, as it is necessary to vaccinate more sites despite the dangerous side effects. 42 states have an essential vaccine policy, and many children must be vaccinated with at least 22 vaccines before first grade. Vaccination is a topic controversial among medical professionals as there is a possibility of health risk. Immunization is actually As long as there is no medical reason why people can not receive immunization, they should receive immunization. Why a child can not receive immunization for religious reasons Most organized re

In the 16th century, Spanish conquerors conquered the new world across the Atlantic Ocean and conquered local people. Although these early exploration of Spain can gain vast territory and wealth. There were many conquerors during this period, but one of the most famous conquerors was Francisco Pizarro. Francisco Pizarro helps spread Spanish and culture in Peru and many other countries. The era of exploration was from the 15th century to the 17th century. Francisco Pizarro is the son of a Spanish gentleman who served as a shepherd when he was young. He became a soldier and in 1502 went to Hispaniola with the new Spanish New World colonial governor. Pisaro worked for Spanish conquistor Alonso de Ojeda while traveling to Colombia in 1510 and to Pacific Ocean in Vasco Nunez de Balboa in 1513. Listening to the legend of South America's enormous Indian civilization, Pizarro and the conqueror Diego Dial Tuna set sailing from Panama to the west coast of South America in 1524. The first exploration only took place today in Ecuador, but the second expedition reached today's Peru. So they listened to the direct information about the Inca Empire and got relic relic. The Spaniard probably named the land that will follow the River Ville Peru. Spanish explorers met three major civilizations in the New World: today's Peruvian Inca, Maya and Central America Maya and Azteca. The enormous wealth of gold and silver, a complex city comparable to or even beyond Europe, and the amazing artistic and scientific outcomes - the conquistor was surprised at what they found. Spain's conquest in the New World was promoted by three G, Gold, Glory, and the Gospel. In his efforts to collect wealth, Columbus (and later conquerors) slapped and destroyed local residents. The number of these Native Americans dramatically decreased due to the fight against colonial forces and the occurrence of diseases in which local people did not have innate immunity. Local people were infected with malaria, smallpox, measles from Europeans, but infected intruders with syphilis by pathological communication. Columbus discovered the new world, but the Spanish conquerors almost destroyed Native Americans, but brought new hope for the people persecuted in Europe. With the courageous efforts of Western civilization, the world is not round and flat, Western civilization spread to the west. In the 16th century, Spanish conquerors conquered the new world across the Atlantic Ocean and conquered local people. Although these early exploration of Spain can gain vast territory and wealth. There were many conquerors during this period, but one of the most famous conquerors was Francisco Pizarro. Francisco Pizarro helps spread Spanish and culture in Peru and many other countries. - ... (http://www.biography.com/people/emilio-aguinaldo-9177563?page=20) The Philippine Army is not strong; they are good at breaking well-trained and well-equipped US forces Degrees also failed. . When they learned that Emilio Aguinaldo could not accept the American team, they did a new strategy, guerrilla warfare.

The maritime advancement of the 16th century enabled the ambition for world trade in Western Europe to make it possible for European exploration era. By using a combination of yacht, compass and astrobe, people in Europe met foreign goods known as "drag food". Therefore, this introduction has a lasting impact on Europeans who become drug addicts. In addition, this addiction, the demand for these medicines has been permanently integrated into European culture. In order to meet eternal demand, Europeans have to decide how to buy these items in a simple way. World trade existed in the era of Christopher Columbus, a man who explored the "New World" for businessmen in Europe. In the 15th and 15th centuries, the world was explored all over the world. European and Asian explorers and traders are looking for adventure, knowledge, new trade routes, and new items all over the world. Prior to this, traders in Europe and Asia traded with each other for hundreds of years. They used to move things from one place to another using land, silk road, camel caravans. But the new sea route around Africa is faster and safer. It brought about the explosion of world trade involving people all over the world. In the era of exploration, the process of globalization is intensifying, but the trade route between Asia and Europe has already been established and diseases are spreading. An increase in travel will help spread the disease to indigenous peoples who have never exposed the land before. When locals are infected with new diseases, they do not produce antibodies through previous exposure from the generation. This new disease is often paralyzed in the crowd. Etiological science is a field of modern science dealing with the causes of infectious diseases and recognizes five major modes of infection: airborne infections, waterborne infections, blood infections, contact with direct infections and vectors of the vector organisms )). When humans began traveling the sea and crossed previously isolated lands, the study showed that the disease spread through all five modes of infection. In Europe, in the era of exploration, diseases such as smallpox, measles, tuberculosis, etc. occurred centuries ago through trade with Asia and Africa. People have developed antibodies against these and other diseases from Eurasia. When Europeans travel to new lands, they have these diseases. (Note: Scholars believe that tuberculosis is already prevalent in the USA.) When these diseases are brought to new people for the first time, the impact on local people is widespread and deadly did. The first contact between the Colombian Stock Exchange, Christopher Columbus and the Caribbean indigenous people began trading animals and plants, and began to exchange disease without knowing it.

College athletes should be rewarded for making money from people. The answer is 'Yes'. College students invest in the season over average American workers. Compared to NBA and NHL, NCAA earns more for college students. Athletes do not gain the profits they deserve. At least professional athletes are playing their money through the National TV Weekly once a week, even in a dairy case in some cases. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the exercise amount given by the athlete is equal to or even greater than the full time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes should earn enough money to buy clothes, food and supplies that may come from taking 1 dollar from their merchandise. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that leads to lack of money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. The conversation seems to be here. The problem is that "Do college students get salaries?" There are many supporters and many ideas to support paying athletes for their college or university sports. We divided the pros and cons. Experts state the reasons for paying salary to university athletes and the reasons they should not pay for athletes at universities. In the 2013 NCAA tournament, Kevin Welt of Louisville was severely injured in the right lower limb when trying to deter the opponent's shot. Six months later, Vail was healed and started practicing. He is very lucky. Some athletes are paralyzed by blows, tackles or other injuries at the football stadium, but these injuries end players' careers before players are active. These athletes may sacrifice physical and physical health, have opportunities to play the games they like, and may reach professional level.

Thomas Hardy's second comparison from Hap and Yeats Thomas Hardy (1840-1928) is one of the great writers of the late Victorian era. One of the great works he created was his poetry hap written in 1866, but it was not until 1898 that his poem, Wesseks poetry was published. This poem seems to represent the sense of alienation he and other writers experienced during that era. Thomas Hardy's "Tween's Fusion" and W. B. Yeats's "Second Coming", intervention time varies widely, but God's behavior is very common. Although these two poems were published within five years (1914 and 1919 respectively), we have a completely different perspective on our behavior as a human being and God's behavior. These poems were written in less than 10 years, but were separated by major events that changed the world, the First World War. The poem by Thomas Hardy's poem "Hap" was finally defined as a major literary genre. How beautiful literary form is boring. I believe that poetry is a genre dedicated to art, complexity, and accuracy. The poet does more than just write; he or she takes something unexplainable and finds that word through poetry. Of course, this makes the poem very open to interpretation. After all, all poets express themselves in various ways with various facial expressions, rhymes, emotions and meanings. William Butler Yeat's "The Second Coming" verse "The Second Coming" was created by William Butler Yeats in 1919. Yeats is a versatile Irish poet known for his social and religious beliefs about poetry. In "Second coming" he developed his thought into three important metaphor. The first metaphor ties falcon and its eagle to the destruction of society. There are two possible explanations for this example. One way of thinking is that hawks represent society and eagles represent God and morality. Eagle can not be heard even when turning or turning the enlarged circus falcon, things collapse, the center can not be controlled, only disorder is released to the world. The previous line is the first four lines of Yate's poem. In his poetry, W. B. Yeat said that the situation would collapse, disorder would dominate, because people in Africa can not deal with European people and intellectuals. On the other hand, will Akebe fall apart and come in the autumn of Huron how to make your closest allies contribute to the collapse of your own people? The two main reasons leading to Huron's failure were their French allies and Iroquois. The French gave the people of Wepo numerous deadly diseases such as smallpox and measles. More than half of Huron's deaths came from these deadly diseases. The closest allies of Wendat did not allow them to possess guns.

Scholarships for college students are not enough to support them all year round, that is why I think they deserve to earn rewards and profits. Student athletes, especially football players and basketball players play an important role in generating revenue for schools, businesses, and coaches, and players do not see pennies. College athletes usually have no money to get extra food, clothing, dwellings and extracurricular activities in their pockets. Due to injuries, they may also be left out of their team and they may make it impossible for them to make payments to the university. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say they should pay their salary think that the exercise amount given by the athlete is equal to or even greater than the full time work. - College athletes received the famous university athletes, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently Todd Gurley was fined and suspended for signing and selling signatures. College athletes should earn enough money to buy clothes, food and supplies that may come from taking 1 dollar from their merchandise. Some college students do not have the money to support themselves at university. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to university students, there will always be discussions. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that college students should receive salaries. College athletes sacrificed much when playing at university. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that brings about no money to go to college. Being a college student is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past sixty years, the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped approach approach to polio." (11 Facts About Vaccines). According to a recent study, "vaccines prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (eleven facts concerning vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect them from life-threatening diseases. Should college students make more money? In the past few years, it has been discussed whether or not to pay fees to university athletes, especially soccer players. In 1988, the Nebraska Legislature passed a bill that allows football players at the University of Nebraska to receive better prizes. This bill was later rejected by then Nebraska governor Kyle Orr (O'Toole et al.2). . Controversy comes from coaches, players' parents and athletes ... In the past few years college sports have become very popular. With the March Madness Championship of March and the knockout of a new college football in January, NCAA received great attention and high praise. Colleges can earn a lot of money from athletes, but university athletes can earn adequate rewards. Student athlete's payment goes beyond the boundary between professional consciousness and amateurism, contrary to the essence of the student athlete.

Most encounters with Native American are just business negotiations. Immigrants provide clothing cigarettes and rifles, and indigenous people provide food and horses. Some of the violent encounters between the two groups were the genocide of the Bell River and the massacre of Gratan. According to (2), the Gratan slaughter occurred on a cow that was roamed and eaten by the Siou village of Nebraska, Laramie's people went to the village and the tribe gave 60 horses. Every tribe. These people denied and claimed $ 25, then attacked the village. There are many rumors about western miracles. People call Oregon the land of milk and honey, but they say that the land of Oregon has no bottom and can be enriched by agriculture. The lives of farmers living in the Midwest are difficult. Diseases of cholera and smallpox caused the deaths of thousands of people. The crop failed. Many people are keen to believe in the story about Oregon. For safety, settlers will use "truck trains". They usually travel about 15 miles a day. In most cases, the children were walking on a horse-drawn carriage. In the evening, settlers will move the van into the loop to ensure safety. They cook, sing, wash clothes, and teach children Aboriginal myths along Oregon state attract and bother Western Americans. They have heard stories about barbarians who destroy the train. And they will hear a peaceful relationship between white settlers outside the Mississippi River and indigenous peoples. When American settlers were heading west, peaceful relations seemed to be the current situation. Many local residents show the most efficient travel route, such as showing the possibility of a tricky canal, performing tasks such as logging timber and moving the mail to the east to assist travelers . The initial relationship between indigenous people and American settlers depends mainly on primary trade and barter. Soft shoes, robes, horses and food items have been replaced by jewelry, weapons, ammunition and other related items that travelers possess. The Oregon Trail is a 2,000-mile historic East-West wagon train linking the Missouri River and the Oregon Valley and the Immigration Road. The eastern part of the road spans a part of the future of Kansas, and almost all of it is now Nebraska and Wyoming. The western half of the road accounts for most of the future of Idaho State and Oregon State. The beginning of the Oregon Trail was built by catchers and merchants of fur from around 1811 to around 1840; these early trails can just walk or ride. By 1836, when the first immigration train was held in the state of Missouri Independence, the transport was cleared up to Holborg in Idaho province. Gradually cross the roadway to the west, and finally to Willamette Valley in Oregon. Every year, as more and more colonists transport along their tracks, we know that a new cutoff route will make the route shorter and safer. Travel has also been improved by improving roads, ferries and bridges

Early life Kepler was born on 27th December 1571 (Bellis, March 5, 2014). He is a very sick child, and his parents are very poor. When I was young, Johannes was suffering from smallpox, his hand was paralyzed and his sight weakened forever (famousscientist.org). There is no information on the severity of visual acuity. His illness and lack of sight questioned today whether he lives in new technology and advanced technology for eyewear, medicine, and surgery. In addition, he was suffering from loss of his father and mother's magic at the age of four. Johannes Kepler was born on December 27, 1571 in Heinrich and Catalina, Württemberg, Germany. Heinrich is the owner of a local tavern and treats young Johannes as a small boy. When he was young, Kepler was often very sick for some reason, so he became weak and somewhat sad. After witnessing the comet of 1887, Kepler got love of astronomy at the age of six; seeing the solar eclipse in 1580 also contributed to this great interest. - Have you ever wondered how scientists calculate the time it takes for nuclear weapons to collapse? This dilemma can be solved by calculus, which helps determine the decay rate of radioactive material. Calculus can help people in a variety of everyday situations, such as determining the number of fences needed around a particular area. Find out how gravity affects specific objects and how calculus helps people to study physics What is this? It is based on a large number of calm solar system models of Johannes Kepler of the 16th century astronomer. When discovering the potential relationship between two things science and mathematics tend to leap forward, these two things do not seem to be related. Large movements are combined with attributes. A special abstract geometric form studied by ancient Greeks. I can see that his theory is wrong, but I can see that the essence of his idea is realized with today's physics more than 400 years ago. Let's see what he wants to say. In Johannes Kepler 's timetable (1571 - 1630) scientists' beliefs on the geometric foundation of the universe persist. Kepler first examined the ratio of planetary orbits in two dimensions (we found that the orbital ratios of Jupiter and Saturn are close to the inner circle and the outer circle of an equilateral triangle). If this does not give enough results, he will try to use Plato Solid. Indeed, the orbit of a planet can be related using two - dimensional geometry, but these figures do not appear in particularly simple order. Even in his own life (data is not as accurate as we currently have), Kepler can see that Plato's solid fit is incomplete. However, other geometric configurations are also possible.

Therefore, the United States welcoming the first group of Europeans is far from empty space. It is now believed that many people lived in the Western Hemisphere at the same time as Western Europe - about 40 million people The number of Indians living in the United States at the beginning of European colonial rule is estimated to be between 2 million and 18 million, and most historians tend to have fewer numbers. What is certain is that European diseases have actually devastating influences on indigenous peoples since their first contact. Smallpox, especially the entire community, is thought to be a more direct cause of the sharp decline of the Indian population in the 17th century than countless wars and small conflicts with pioneers in Europe It is. Due to the breadth of the land and the many different environments they adapt to, the then Indian custom and culture was very diverse, and that is to be expected. However, several generalizations are possible. Especially most tribes in the eastern and midwestern areas with trees combine maize and other products hunting, harvesting and growing for food supply. In many cases, women are responsible for the distribution of agriculture and food, men chasing wars and participating. In all respects, the Indian society in North America is closely related to the land. Recognition of nature and elements is an integral part of religious beliefs. Living in India is basically a family-oriented, community-based, and children can gain more freedom and tolerance than those of Europe at the time. Some North American tribes have developed hieroglyphs to preserve specific text, but Indian culture is mainly language culture, with emphasis on telling stories and dreams. Obviously, there is strong evidence that there are many transactions between different groups, neighboring tribes maintain a widely intimate relationship - friendly and hostile Religion and Spirituality in Native American Culture Most people have the same view on cultural beliefs when the theme of Native American culture emerges. They are very powerful. As an American resident from the Cherokee family, I am very glad to understand my culture well and to follow the same beliefs they have taught. - Many people who compare American cultures assimilated to Ireland and Native American agree that Ireland is successfully integrated into American culture and Native American is not successful. Both groups encountered many boundaries, but it is more difficult for Native Americans. Native Americans lived in this country for generations. There are many things that are affected by Native American. Native American culture is one of the richest cultures in American history. The history of Native American is full of struggle, aggression, and conquest. None of the many Indian tribes of the past are more interesting than Cherokee Indian tribes. Cherokee Indians were originally located in the southeastern United States of America ("Native American")

"This beautiful movie and accurate movie in history is a war story that is painful to women's eyes." Chicago Sun Times In Mary 's Connecticut town, the war became a neighbor' s neighbor. People who are faithful to the revolution still violently oppose those who are faithful to the British. Mary's husband, a state lawyer complained about his neighbor's son, Mary suspected of repelling hatred and ripping her town. But when her husband is kidnapped by the Conservative Party and sentenced to hang, she must examine her morality in another way. Pleasure and Richard Buel: MARY Siriman 'S WAR is a true story based on the award-winning biography, obligation way, author "This movie (3 stars) effectively solved the problem of female character and ambiguity of war." "(Mostly the most attractive movie in the history of the American Revolution." JOHN MURRIN of PRINCETON UNIV Mary Sillman's war began in 1779 during the Fairwar at Connecticut's Connecticut Fairfield, Connecticut. As she was involved in an alarming event of the Revolutionary War, the movie is focused on Mary's experience. Mary's husband, Selex Siliman, is an outstanding patriot and a domestic lawyer, suffering from Fairfield citizens who have fallen to Selek and remain loyal to the UK. The arrest, conviction and impending enforcement of the two local conservatives (or loyalists) angered other faithfuls who used Celek as a target of retaliation. He was kidnapped and taken to New York where he was locked in a British prison. Mary decided to stop his release. When dealing with everyday domestic problems and trying to cope with the catastrophe of war, her behavior is rare for women in her social position. She asked the Connecticut Legislature for advice from the Governor and Council, and eventually made a bold plan to secure Selec's freedom. Mary Fish Noyes Silliman (1736 - 1818) is a female chief of the Connecticut Revolution and a post-colonial community, her moral authority and firm spirit help her family survive war, illness and debt It was. The war of the 1993 film Marie Silman talks about Mary's experience during the American Revolutionary War. On November 16, 1758, Mary and John Noise married the son of Joseph Neuss, the first church in New Haven. Her new husband is the principal of the New Haven Hopkins grammar school and occasionally talked about making a gentle deal in the shipping industry and suffering from epilepsy. In 1759 he lived with James in Rebecca (dead in 4 weeks after birth), Joseph (1762) in 1761, John (1762) in 1762, and 1764 in 1764. And in 1766 Mary died in 1770. Their mother, dear sister Beka died of smallpox in the winter of 1766, and their father died shortly after the fall of 1767.

The argument of the belief that conscience is the voice of God has many controversies over the origin of the annihilation of human conscience; other theologians claim that it is affected by society, while others Theologians believe this as the voice of God. Some people think the existence of conscience is not universal. Indeed, [1] "Concept of conscience as an internal organs can not be found outside Christianity." Before attempting to identify the root cause, the meaning of "conscience" must first be decided. Normally Recognizing the rational evaluation of all religious doctrines and the resistance to the authority of the Church, the recognition of the importance of material ownership as a means of benign behavior, the conscience of man is the voice of God " A belief that refuses unnecessary authority of a person. Freedom of knowledge, faith in the world of rule of law, strong interest in rational and scientific knowledge, and development of new creative art and literary forms, and finally emphasis on education Everyone has a natural and unforgivable right to worship the Almighty God according to their conscience's instructions; nobody participates, establishes or supports the place of worship, or any mini against his consent I can not force you to keep the story. In this case, no human rights can dominate or interfere with the rights of conscience, the law shall not prevail over any religious groups or worshiping ways. - William Penn 1728 - A jade friend was sent due to failing to pay the bill to London fleet prison, this is a common destiny of the UK debtor. The situations in the prison were very bad, friends infected with smallpox and died. Oglethorpe is deeply disturbed by this, he is determined to take action against it. He improved the situation in prison and started a campaign in Congress to free people who had little money. 23 "Conscience" is not a scientific component of nature, but it is thought of as the voice of God in the soul. "There is no other way than listening to the voice of God, but I can not listen patiently to your conscience." In order to open forever, the soul has to remove material affection and self-interest. Individuals should be self-sufficient and autonomous, and should be able to rest in their own minds. 24 German poets and writers, John Wolfgang Goethe (1749-1832), a conceptualization of empiricism and a rational, objective and sedate natural survey of intuitive guidance and emotionally led artistic genius With each other. You can find something similar to the natural attitude of Emerson in the poem "Eyes are not like the sun". Here, the concept of the spirit of God that exists in an individual is revealed. Metaphysical correspondence between nature and spirit in the eyes of American transcendentalist Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau

There is no longer a question of whether or not a bioterrorist attacks, but the problem still exists and when it attacks. President Clinton says: "The terrorist organization is very likely to threaten or attack Americans with bacteria in the coming years" (Solomon) Death or disease fermentation is anthrax, brucella Cholera disease, melodosis, plague, fever or tremor, and the like. Biological warfare (BW) - also known as a bacteriological war - is a biological toxin intended to kill or inactivate humans, animals or plants as a war act or bacteria, viruses, fungi, etc. It is the use of infectious substances. Biological weapons (often referred to as "biological warfare agents", "biological treatment agents" or "biological agents") are organisms or replicates that are replicated or replicated in the victims of the host (viruses not considered as "living" ). . Entomological studies (insects) wars are also considered biological weapons. Unlike nuclear warfare and chemical warfare, this kind of war forms NBC which is an early military pragmatism in the use of weapons of mass destruction (WMD) for nuclear warfare, biological warfare and chemical warfare along with biological warfare I will. These are not ordinary weapons, they are mainly used for explosion, kinetic energy or combustion potential. Biological warfare, also called bacteriological war, uses bacteria, viruses, fungi to harm humans and other creatures. It is an integral part of the NBC and represents nuclear warfare, biological warfare, chemical warfare as weapons of mass destruction. Biological weapons can be used to gain a strategic advantage against enemies. According to Wikipedia, the Chemtrail conspiracy theory began after the 1996 report on the weather change issued by the US Air Force. "The US Air Force has been accused of" using aircraft "to spray magical substances in the American population. Chemical plots are rarely discussed in mainstream media, and when it becomes possible, it is called an example of anti-government delusions. Biological weapons are often referred to as "introductions of war". They are called this because they are cheap and powerful. By definition, biological weapons are "every weapon that can be used in biological warfare" (WordNet Search - 3.1). Another definition of biological weapons is "Biological weapons include any biological or toxin that exists in nature that can be used to invalidate an opponent or kill or interfere an opponent" There is something called. Smallpox, ricin, anthrax are biological weapons. - Chemical weapons Nuclear bombs may be considered when the vast majority of people think about the threat of weapons of mass destruction. Nuclear weapons indeed bring significant risks to our country and the modern world, but their development is expensive and most terrorist organizations are inaccessible. Chemical weapons, on the other hand, are more widely used all over the world, and usually can be manufactured from commercially available materials.

Easter Island was once a shelter of residents. It also gives them all the need, food, dwelling, tools and even the ability to create amazing art work. They abused the garden of Eden and converted it into a less natural disaster. This is going to happen to us as our planet and Easter Island were once the same Eden. Easter Island people come to their new lands and understand the ideal choice for their settlement. Land is lush and there are many fresh fish and other seafood in the sea. The earth is dark brown and very rich. Everything is just a way to support the growing crowd Due to excessive cultivation, the soil is losing its strong growth. In recent years, there are not so many seabirds in memory. Slowly but surely their lifestyle is decreasing like a slowly fading flame. They can not see their endings directly, but it is close. When their main population finally left, it suffocated and went out. They slowly and quietly left their beloved fern tree. It is because all the things necessary to maintain the ecosystem, such as ferns, trees used to make ropes, birds they use, and hunting are lost. Everything is gone now because they can not replenish themselves in sufficient time to meet the needs of people. This will be a rude awakening for us. This planet can be thought of as Easter Island. We have a potential unsustainable ecosystem. If not careful, it will be like an inhabitant of the island. We can use everything so that our children have nothing to use. Looking at progress over the past 300 years in North America, you can see that many natural resources have been eliminated. The trees of the northwest, the plains of the Midwest, and wetlands of Florida have all been destroyed by humans during the past several centuries. Our grandparents will not notice this damage and they will not notice Easter Island is a small volcanic island located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean between Chile and Tahiti. Until the island became colonized more than 1,300 years ago, it was a small insect and seabird inhabited. In the year AD, Easter Island was colonized by a group of Polynesian crew members. It is this social story that aroused great interest and controversy about what happened on Easter Island many years ago. About 1600 years ago, it is said that King Khotomatua landed on Anachina Beach on the northern coast of Easter Island. Nearby, he founded the first settlement, as indicated by the numerous building foundations in the area and a large number of stone statues (known as Moai). Over time, Polynesian settlers moved to various parts of the island, and in the process they formed their own distinct tribes. It is thought that residents of Polynesia on Easter Island arrived in Easter Island around 1200 AD. They created a prosperous and diligent culture with many huge stones and other relics on the island. However, the cultivation of the land and the introduction of rats in Polynesia led to a gradual deforestation. By the time it arrived in Europe in 1722, the island's population was estimated at 2,000 - 3,000. Tahiti such as European diseases, Peruvian slavery attacks in the 1860s, and immigrants to other islands: further depleted the population and in 1877 it decreased to a low level of 111 local residents in 1877. The original killer of Easter Islanders came to the sea. Since 1722, explorers came to Easter Island to bring their diseases home and to go fashion. Syphilis first appeared in the bones of local people. But the last blow happened in 1862, a slave merchant landed from Peru and brought 1,500 people, one third of the population. With the exception of 15 people, it was shipped to South America within one year, and everyone else died. They were taken to their homes. The islanders rarely know what they have returned. By 1877, there were only 111 smallpox epidemics.

The conqueror Hernán Cortés born in Medellín, Spain (around 1485 - 1547) first served as a soldier in Cuba expedition led by Diego Velázquez in 1511. In 1519 he neglected the order of travel to Mexico with about 500 men and 11 ships, and his aim was to beat Montesma II, the ruler of Aztec capital Tenochtillan. The Aztecans eventually drove the Spaniards from Tenochitilán, but in 1521 Cortes returned to take over the city and occupy the city in 1521. After most of his time he called for recognition of the Spanish royal family's accomplishments and support. Born in Medellin, Spain in 1485, Cortez served as a soldier of the Cuban expedition team led by Diego Velázquez in 1511. In 1519, Cortes ordered his own Mexican exploration, but Velazquez canceled it. Cortez ignored the order and visited Mexico with about 500 men and 11 ships. Cortes became an ally of some indigenous peoples he met, but used fatal power to conquer other people and Mexico. After fighting the fighters of Traskan and Cholula, he focused on taking over the Aztec empire. He marched to Tenoktil, the capital of Aztec, and was the home of Montesma II, the ruler. Cortes took Montezuma as a hostage and his soldiers attacked the city. Cortes knew that the Spanish army arrested him for violating the order and left the town. He returned to Tenokitiran and found an ongoing rebellion. The Aztecans eventually drove the Spaniard out of the city, but Cortes beat the cities in 1521 by defeating them. After this victory, Cortez continued searching for opportunities to acquire wealth and land. He brought more exploration to a new field including today's Honduras. Most of his later years asked for recognition of the achievements and support of the Spanish royal family. He died in Spain in 1547 The arrival of Hernan Cortes to Mexico was the beginning of the end of the indigenous people. The heritage and influence of Hernan Cortes is a trace of pressure, destruction, greedy bloody. As he destroyed the capital of Azteca and their culture, he and his people could gain their wealth. They do not accept the "savage" religious beliefs of local people, so they are constantly changing them. This will also bring smallpox and other foreign plague gifts. His presence only brings harm and historical knowledge to local people. Hernando Cortes was born in 1485 as a Spanish aristocrat (he is sometimes called Hernan). Cortes is an educated person and has studied law at the University of Salamanca for a while. In 1944 his 19 - year - old Cortez headed for Spanish Hispaniola colonies (contemporary Haiti and the Dominican Republic). In 1511, Cortez joined the expedition to conquer Cuba. Then in 1519, Cortes led an expedition to the mainland of Mexico. There were only about 600 men at Hernando Cortes, but he was able to conquer the Aztecs. Spaniards have several advantages. They have guns. They also have horses (animals that the Aztecs do not know). The allegation that I saw a Spanish cavalry is terrible. Spaniards also have steel armor and weapons (Aztec people do not know about steel). In addition, the Aztecs were hurt by a passive attitude towards killing the Spaniards. They want to capture, their enemies never kill them in battle, so they can be sacrificed later. To make matters worse, people dominated by Aztecs hate their owners. In 1518, a man named Hernán Cortes was the head of the Spanish fleet who was exploring the country of Mexico under the order of the Republic of Cuba. Cortés has heard that Mexican cities, especially Aztec temples, are full of gold, so when Cuba issued an order to change the route, Cortes decided to continue the duty. He is not going to abandon his campaign, as this means that he is intentional and acting in one's head. Several people and he and men marched all night and saw that the Aztecs had more people than Cortez can handle. At the moment, many people think that Cortez is crazy and does not like his affair for the Cuban government, so they plan to retur

Today, the world has many big problems with specific topics. The answer is more important than half of the questions, but there is no correct answer to this question. This is a belief, what do you think is a problem? Not only high school students, but also current college students, many high school students are worried about this problem. This problem may be one of the reasons that many university students graduate from college and go to professional athletes after a year of college graduation. The question is, "Do college students get salaries?" Many people who read this article now have different opinions and opinions, but the problem itself is popular. First of all, I think college students will receive salary ... more Today, the world has many big problems with specific topics. The answer is more important than half of the questions, but there is no correct answer to this question. This is a belief, what do you think is a problem? Not only high school students, but also current college students, many high school students are worried about this problem. This problem may be one of the reasons that many university students graduate from college and go to professional athletes after a year of college graduation. The question is, "Do college students get salaries?" Many people who read this article now have different opinions and opinions, but the problem itself is popular. First of all, I think that receiving salaries of college students will help them in the future and will keep the right path. Next, we need to consider the schedule of the student athlete. We still have to remember that they have money in their pockets and have to do things for themselves, but how to find a job without money or time Is it possible? This also puts them in a bad situation and starts doing illegal things. I forgot to mention important things, but because people who do not participate in sports have time to find work and work according to their own needs, this will not make them the same as non-student athletes. Nobody can give them pennies from the government, but everyone on campus, including people who can not even get pennies from them, has great expectations. For me, college students help me get paid. Regardless of whether you should pay salary to college students, there will always be discussion. Some people object to it, others agree. I agree with the overall notion that you must pay salary to university students. University athletes sacrificed much during their participation in sports during college. When you participate in sports, you do not have time to work. And that leads to lack of money to go to college. Being a university athlete is considered full employment, you maximize your body and become the best in the game. - "Over the past 60 years the vaccine has helped eradicate smallpox and helped to eradicate polio" (Facts concerning 11 vaccines). According to a recent study, "Vaccines can prevent more than 2.5 million death annually" (11 facts on vaccines). Based on this information, parents need to consider vaccinating their children to protect their children from life-threatening diseases. Should college students receive salary? Should a university athlete receive a salary? This is a controversial topic since college sports began. I think many people should do this. I think many people should not do this. Those who say that they should pay their salary think that the athletes from athletes are equivalent to full-time workloads. - College athletes received a well-known university athlete, Terrelle Pryor, Johnny Manziel, Jameis Winston, and recently they were fined and paused because Todd Gurley signed or sold a signature. University athletes should earn enough money to buy clothes, food, supplies, money may come from taking out dollars from goods. Some college student athletes do not have the money to support themselves at the university. Many college students have a lot of money at school, so I think that college student

I have no money and I do not have a salary for a week. I do this monthly, I am angry with myself, I never change, that is mine. Your mother told you that you will not change like this. And it is my mother and me. Becky: Of course I can change it. of course. Whether to change is whether or not to change. Do you really want to change it? Before you get new money, do you really want to stop using your money? In other words, it seems like a good goal. Every time I check my bank account and have no money, this is almost my goal. But three weeks before I ran out of money, this was not my goal, and it was not my goal two weeks before I ran out of my money. My goal is to do what I want to do as long as I can do what I want to do. Then I have no money, I can not do what I want for a while. But then I got a reward, I can do it again. A few weeks before I ran out of money, I made a real decision. I decided to buy drinks, coffee, flowers, sandwiches, this girl here. Then one day I woke up to check my bank account, and it was empty, and suddenly I asked the person who made the decision. Her family 's smallpox I gave her up. To dislike him Then I get money when paid, I am trying to buy ice cream. It took me a long time to learn this lesson. If I have money in my pocket, I will never wake it and I will not become a person who does not want to put money in my pocket. This is the kind of change I am trying to believe, but this change does not exist. In addition to traumatic brain injury, humans never fall asleep, causing completely different people. Changes are valid. For me, this means paying all invoices as soon as I received payment. This means getting the money, so I know how much I have before I no longer own it. This means learning to pause, and I said I would like to meet people all over the world, and this is the last 20 dollars I want? This means searching for another job You really need to change your behavior to change you. Please solve the problem from your financial situation. Grant yourself a subsidy. Split bank account. We prepay all invoices. All you have to do is save money. Then use the rest to do what you want to do. If you like, you still run out - but you choose it. Do not hate yourself anymore. You are very energetic. Billfold continues to exist for reader support. Please support your continued work by doing a monthly monthly commitment to Patreon or a one-time donation through PayPal. I used it to live my life and touched my overdraft all the time. No matter how much your salary increases, I will easily spend money on my bank account. I estimate that I will drink 15 to 20 cups of alcoholic beverages in a week. Certainly, I spend £ 450 a month and I have a bank statement to prove this. Now I have less to eat outside and it is easy to go out instead of going home after drinking a few drinks after work. Now I eat three times a month. I am going to work everyday without exception and I am going to take the train home on Friday to drive my bicycle, which means I have to take the train on Monday. Getting Uber is rare now, I do not remember the last time I did this. Having this extra money gives me the ability to buy a second real estate that I have never done before. Money plays a very important role in my life. This is not to say that I do not care about money and the responsibilities accompanying it, but the money I have when I go to college is mainly for personal purchase. I usually spend money on books, food, video games and other luxury goods when my parents pay for the tuition fee of the university. This situation continues throughout the summer, while my expenditure extends to other things like movies and restaurants. In addition to all these things, I tend to spend a lot of money on my girlfriend all the year rather than spending on myself. Still, I think that I am a very simple person. The money I earned during the summer job allows me to spend the entire grade, and I rarely feel that I have

The war of King Phillip (1675-1676) showed the last big effort to expel British settlers by Americans in southern New England. Along with the collapse of the trade partnership and the aggressive expansion of colonial territories, Pokunoket Chief Metacom - aka King Philip - led the bloody riot of the tribe of Wampanoag, Nipmuck, Pocumtuck, Narragansett. The battle continued for 14 months, destroying the 12 border towns and finishing shortly after Metacom was arrested and beheaded. Some of his supporters fled to Canada, but others surrendered were sold as slaves. The war of King Philippe from 1675 to 1667 (aka Metacom's revolt) celebrated the last time Indians in southern New England tried to expel the British settlers. Headed by Metacom, Pokunoket's Chief Executive Officer called the UK "The Phil of Philip", and today a band known as Wampanoag Indians joined Nipmucks, Pocumtucks and Narragantets with a bloody riot. It lasted 14 months and destroyed the 12 border towns The series of events that led to the outbreak of war is not yet clear, but Indian wrath against British has been established since the 1660s. They are increasingly dependent on British commodities, food and weapons, with the depletion of fur trade, the sale of tribal lands, and colonialists to force Metacom and other leaders to recognize the sovereignty of the UK, and Their bargaining power has decreased. Some Indians pick up their weapons instead of further adaptation. Other countries, including Mohegan, Pequot, Massachusetts, and Nauset Indians, support Britain. Immediately after Metacom was arrested and hung, the war ended in August 1676. Some of his supporters fled to Canada; surrender people were shipped as slaves to the West Indies. Puritan interprets their victory as a sign of God's grace and as a symbolic purification of their spiritual community. Indians are still facing demands of slavery, illness, cultural turmoil and land A reader's companion to American history. Eric Foner and John A. Garraty, editor. Copyright © 1991 Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publisher. Copyright The Indian problem in 1670 eventually led to the war of King Philippe. Due to the lack of trade and commercial agriculture and the war of King Philippe, Plymouth became the poorest in the New England colony. Plymouth's colony was chartered from a private adventurer and New England Dominion, but it never took the formal charter of the British royal family. It was a turbulence to Plymouth in the late 1680s, as it was on the verge of bankruptcy. The colloquial story finally ended in 1691 when it was incorporated into the colonies of the Massachusetts Bay by an official charter. (Simons 1976: 108) 1675-1676 - War of King Phillip - Because of the tension in colonial expansionists, the war of King Philippe occurred between the settlers and the native American among New Yorkers. The bloody war was furious at the Connecticut river basin in Massachusetts State and Plymouth and Rhode Island colonies, eventually killing 600 British colonists and 3,000 indigenous peoples, including women and children from both sides. August 12, 1676, in Rhode Island swamp, king Philip (colonial nickname for Metacomet, leader of Wampanoag) was killed and killed and ended the war in South New England. In New Hampshire and Maine, Soco Indians have been settling for a year and a half. 1675: 1675 - 1677: The war of King Philippe was named after Metapom (Phillip King) of the Wampanoag tribe he called the British Philip. This war was a battle between colonialists and bloody Indians. During the war of King Philippe, one third of the Caucasian population of the United States was wiped out. This war proved to be the last battle of indigenous peoples in Massachusetts. The history of invasion in Europe brought about trends such as tuberculosis, cholera, influenza, measles, smallpox, etc. The Massachusetts state Indians did not develop immunity to these diseases, resulting in a substantial decline in the populat

In Europe, so-called "rational age" is rapidly spreading. In the late 17th century scientists like Isaac Newton and John Rock were challenging the old order. Newton's gravity and law of motion explains the world from the perspective of the natural law transcending the spiritual power. After political turmoil in the UK, Rock insisted that people have the right to change governments that do not protect the natural rights of life, freedom and property. Humans began to wonder if there is a God who can curse and give tyrannical power to the king forever. These ideas will change Europe forever In the US, intellectuals are also reading these ideas. On the Atlantic side, the enlightened freedom and progressive ideas have the opportunity to prosper without the old European bondage. Religious leaders began to change their old doctrinal attitudes. They began to emphasize the similarities between the British Church and the Puritan congregation, not the difference. Cotton Mather, a pastor in the state of Massachusetts, is also very convincing about the existence of witches claiming science to protect civilians from smallpox. Harvard University minister became free, Yale University was founded in New Calvin in 1707 and tried to preserve the idea of ​​the old Calvinist. This attempt failed and the entire teacher changed to a British church in 1722. By the end of the century, many New England ministers will become monotheists and even doubt God of Christ. New ideas also shape political attitudes. John Rock defends the expulsion of monarchs who do not protect Britain's life, freedom, and wealth. Jean-Jacques Rousseau stated that society should be ruled by people's "general intent". Baron Montesquieu declared that power should not be concentrated in the hands of one human being. He proposed to distribute power among the government's administrative, legislative and judicial branches. American intellectuals began to absorb these ideas. Many of these discussions were used by representatives who declared independence from the UK. The full declaration of independence is what Thomas Jefferson applied to John Rock's idea. Our initial state constitution and the American constitution reflect the principles of enlightenment. Benjamin Franklin's work gives mass public a lot of enlightenment The old way of living is reflected in superstition, angry god, absolute obedience to authority. Thinkers in the era of Reason created a new way of thinking. This new approach supports human achievement. Individuals do not have to accept desperation. Science and reason can bring happiness and progress. The king was not ruled by God's right. They are obliged to their subject. Europeans thought about the impact of the last century. Americans first put them into practice Impact of Illuminato on European Society Illuminati is also known as "age of reason". These names represent the era of America and Europe in the 18th century. In this era, humanity has changed from a century of ignorance to a person characterized by respecting humanity, science and reason. People involved in enlightenment believe that human reason will discover the natural laws of the universe and determine human natural rights. Enlightenment of world literature The era of enlightenment and rationality to the contemporary world began in the late 17th century and the 18th century. In Europe and America it was an era when humanity shifted from ignorance of centuries to a new era inspired by reason, science, and respect for humanity. During this period I urged the exchange of scientific thought, skeptics, intellectuals. Superstition, intolerance, and the elimination of certain religions. Western Europe, Germany, France, UK With enlightenment, the rule of religion over the political situation in Europe is over. Enlightenment, or Age of Reason is a product of a group of new philosophers including Voltaire, Rousseau, Locke, a product of the scientific revolution of the 17th century and thought

Neither of them reached the age of 5. Her second son, John Parke Custis, was born in 1754. Her second daughter Martha Park Custis was born in 1756. Their nicknames are "Jacky" and "Patsy". Martha's husband Daniel died on July 8, 1757; Martha was 26 years old and was a widow with two children already. But she took over control and won a third of her husband's estate. This made her one of the wealthiest women in Virginia. January 6, 1759, Martha Dandridge Castis married George Washington. Washington married a wealthy widow of Daniel Park Custis on January 6, 1759. He is 27 years old, and she is 28 years old, the ceremony was held at Custis Building. Martha was smart, elegant, experienced in the management of plantation farms, they established a harmonious marriage. They raised her children from John Parke Custis and Martha Parke (Patsy) Custis, her previous marriage, after which they raised their grandchild Eleanor Parke Custis and George Washington Parke Custis. They do not have children; his 1371 round smallpox may make him infertile, and he is sad that he does not have his own children. They moved to Mount Vernon near Alexandria, where he became a successful tobacco and wheat grower, and became a politician. In January 1759, Washington married a wealthy widow Martha Dandridge Custis. The couple did not have their own children, but they bred Masa together. Inheritance Mountain Vernon is a family farm along the Potomac River, in 1761, Washington worked as a grower for the next 15 years and also served at the Burgundy House (Virginia state colony parliament). In the 1760s and the 1770s he occupied the patriot by controversy with the UK and was elected the first continental conference in 1774. By convocation of an open war with the UK in 1775, Congress decided to make Washington president. The new Great Army Washington has as much military experience as anyone in the colony and his choice helps to win the most populous Virginia loyalty among 13 colonies. On January 6, 1759, Washington married Martha Dandrick Cathis, the legacy of Daniel Parker Cathis. She had two children of Parke, John Parke Custis and Martha Parke Custis, and was legally adopted in Washington in 1761. He settled down with his new family and started a quiet agricultural life. But this is not true because developing countries develop many other plans for George Washington. In 1774, Washington was one of seven representatives from Virginia to enter the first continental conference. Washington and the other 54 representatives wrote "Declaration of Rights and Complaints" sent to King George III of England to prevent war. However, as the situation got worse, the second Continental Congress was held in 1775. At the St. John's Church in Richmond, representatives supported and opposed the possibility of war with England. Convince many representatives that results are inevitable