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THE LABOUR MOVEMENT

EARLY LABOUR MOVEMENTS

The Industrial Revolution began in Britain, where workers first organized themselves into groups to pressure factory owners and governments. Working together in harsh conditions, workers saw the labour movement as the only way to improve their situation.

• Luddism: In the early stages of the Industrial Revolution, new technologies made skilled workers lose their jobs in the textile industry. In response, some of them destroyed factory machines. This developed into the Luddite movement.
• Chartism: The first organized labour movement with political goals. Between 1838 and 1848, this movement had millions of supporters and presented its People's Charter to the British Parliament. The movement demanded labour

Basque Statute (1936): Text Commentary and Analysis

Introduction

This legal text, the Basque Statute, was officially released on October 1st, 1936. It represents a landmark document intended for the citizens of Spain, particularly the Basque people. While drafted by representatives of the Basque citizens, primarily the Basque Nationalist Party (PNV), it required approval from the central Spanish government. This text signifies the ratification of the statute by the Spanish courts.

Political Context

The Popular Front, victorious in the February elections, held power at the time. Negotiations for this statute had been ongoing for a considerable period, with two prior versions preceding it.

Previous Versions

• The first version, drafted before the 1931

Bizkaiko langileei: 12th text commentary

This document is a first level text, in which the target reader can be any citizen. Although it is not known who the author is exactly, we know it was written by the workers of the mining district. We can also deduce it was written by a socialist because it was published in La Lucha de Clases. It was written in 1st May 1896. The content is political and socioeconomic. The text is about the demands of workers.

This text was written during the Restoration level. The system was conservative and two dynastic parties took the power in turns using rigging elections. On the one hand it was a specially delicate moment, because not only was the situation of the country bad, but they were also starting to have problems... Continue reading "Bizkaiko Langileei: 12th Text Commentary and Demands" »

Replication

AAGGCCTAGC-TTCCGGATCG

Transcription

AAGGCCTAGC

Translation

How to Read the RNAm to Make Proteins After the Transcribing DNA as RNAm

It exists from the nucleus to the cytoplasm. There, ribosomes are waiting for the RNAm, and the two subunits look for the first codon AUG. The RNAm is read by triplets. All the possible combinations of codons and its corresponding amino acids are called genetic code. Mutation is the alteration of the DNA sequence that can be transmitted to the offspring (if it occurs in gametes).

Addition:

A nucleotide is added

Deletion:

A nucleotide is removed

Substitution:

A nucleotide is changed

The Treaty of Versailles

1.The Treaty of Versailles consisted of the signing of an agreement between the partner countries after the 1st war, and also involved international agreements on the guilt of the war and the economic compensation to face. In the treaty involved the payment of compensation and war reparations from the defeated countries to the winning countries. Prohibition of rearmament to Germany; loss of territory and colonies that remained under the dominion of the winning countries or the League of Nations.

The treaty held that Germany was to blame for having started the war for it is the country that will have the political responsibility to correct what happened in the war through indemnities and territories.

The League of Nations

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1. What is Development?

Stark economic and social contrasts exist worldwide, leading to the classification of countries into:

• Developed Countries
• Transition Countries
• Less Developed Countries

1.1. Country Classifications

2. Measuring Development

Several... Continue reading "Global Economic Disparities: A Development Perspective" »

Lost Boy

By Ruth B

There was a time when I was alone
Nowhere to go and no place to call home
My only friend was the man in the moon
And even sometimes he would go away, too

Then one night, as I closed my eyes
I saw a shadow flying high
He came to me with the sweetest smile
Told me he wanted to talk for a while
He said, "Peter Pan, that's what they call me
I promise that you'll never be lonely," and ever since that day

I am a lost boy from Neverland

Usually hanging out with Peter Pan
And when we're bored we play in the woods
Always on the run from Captain Hook
"Run, run, lost boy," they say to me
Away from all of reality

Neverland is home to lost boys like me

And lost boys like me are free
Neverland is home to lost boys like me
And lost boys like me are free

He sprinkled... Continue reading "Lost Boy: A Song of Neverland" »

Understanding Services and Trade

What are Services?

Services encompass all activities that do not directly produce tangible goods but fulfill people's wants and needs. In developed countries, the service sector, also known as the tertiary sector, contributes over 70% of wealth and employment.

Types of Services

Services can be categorized into two main types:

• Public Services: Financed by the state through taxes.
• Private Services: Offered by private companies or individuals.

Location of Services

Traditionally, services were primarily located in urban areas. However, with advancements in technology, many advanced services, particularly those involving new technologies, are concentrated in business districts within metropolitan areas.

Improvements in communication... Continue reading "Understanding Services and Trade: A Comprehensive Guide" »