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    18th Century Swimwear

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    comfort. However it was not always so, in the late 18th century, swimwear served the purpose of ensuring modesty which came at the expense of mobility. Despite the differences between these two time periods, they both uphold strong notions of what swimwear should look like and inadvertently promote a bias. By the late 18th century, swimwear had diverged from its natural state. Celia Fiennes, an English traveller and writer described the typical 18th female swimsuit as “a fine yellow canvas…

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    18th Century Beauty

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    In 17th century France, it is the rise of the new middle class. People free to natural, elegant. There are only two color red and white about makeup at that time, and eye makeup does not attach any. In 18th century, with the rise the bourgeois status, Empire style of the Baroque age also retire. It be replaces by the Rococo era gradually. Rococo period began with Foundation and power. And the power apply face is usually made of lead. In late 18th century France,people are affected by democracy…

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    Carpenters from New Hampshire to Georgia were relied on to repair, build, and add on to buildings in the 18th century. Many Carpentry skills were passed down through generations. Carpentry not only required skill, but many things like being able to measure precisely. Many carpenters used woods such as oak, poplar, and yellow pine. Overall, carpentry helped colonies flourish in the 18th century. Furthermore, there were many building designs in which some had based off of European concepts.…

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    “slavery” during the 17th and 18th centuries, and “slaves” helped form the economic fundamentals of the new nation (“History: Slavery”). During the middle of the 19th century, America’s westward development, along with a growing abolition movement in the North, would spur an excessive talk over “slavery” that would rip the country apart in the bloody American Civil War (“History: Slavery”). Although the Union victory freed the country’s 4 million “slaves”,…

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    The historical context of nationalism dates back to the late eighteenth century as the French Revolution and time of enlightenment, helped society realize the importance of the ideal nation of arms and the emphasis on discipline within its military. The interest in one’s nation was now a derived concept of bound independent ideas of its people driven by the aspirations to the whole of a nation and the loyalty and patriotism for one’s count. The foundation of nationalism, shaped by social,…

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    changed though during the past few years. No longer are immigrants welcome in most countries, there is a lot more prejudice towards immigration and there are much more violent crimes done against foreigners than previously. If we look back in the 18th century and the USA, it was the settlers whom performed horrendous things to the Native Americans, whereas now it's the other way around. The answer lies in the fact that…

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    today, a place where people come to eat and drink and socialize, is credited to the French Revolution. (Lorri Mealey) Restaurants have often shown concern with patrons’ health, but the focus of concern has varied widely in different eras. In the 18th century the idea that restaurants had a mission to restore health came to this country from France. The legend spread that a Frenchman named Boulanger invented the first restaurant, hanging out a signboard stating “I will restore you.” Whether or…

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    Since the start of the late 18th century, the government of the United States had been claiming to promote freedom for each ot its citizens and liberty to all by bestowing their citizens equality before the law, it would include series of inalienable rights and protection from violence and abuse. However, despite their claim of universal equality, there is still prevailing issues about gender and race, for example the issue of preventing females and the other race from being an American Citizen,…

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    tactics were not successful in the attempt to reverse these behaviours. Our ancestors were uneducated in what addiction is, therefore unable to properly treat it. As the years progressed, the idea of mental illnesses continued to transform. As the 17th century rolled around, society believed addiction was an “impaired physical state self-inflicted through excess of passion” (Stein and Santos, 1998,…

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    body part, transplant, constructive purposes and the lists goes on. Surgery is an important field in medicine too. For it saves millions of lives. But unlike what surgery is to us these days, it was the last option of the physicians during the 18th century and would often end up to infection leading to death. (Britt.2015) Surgery before is completely different from how we are practicing it now. This is due to the use of anesthesia.…

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