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The World Future Energy Summit will host innovations from around the world, as well as international technology pavilions from Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Netherlands, France, Austria, Nigeria, India, Japan, Korea and China. ....
UAE and Oman on Monday (October 18) discussed the importance of cooperation and investment in the industrial sector, advanced technology and quality infrastructure. ....
Of native americans and arguments against the treatment of native americans during this period. which, actually, ifound quite shocking considering during this period native americans had at their land stolen, many of them were killed, there communities were completely devastated. a level history textbook was asking students , and a level history textbook without insurance to weigh up arguments for that. the exam board said it should not have made it through the process and does not match their standards for equality. have you been able to discuss that question with the six you mentor? i haven t as of yet but i think what haven t as of yet but i think what this points to, i think with a rightly highlighted is it should have never gotten through in the first place. ....
The exam board, aqa, has apologised and withdrawn an a level history textbook after a youth worker said she was horrified by one of the exercises in it. students were asked to judge whether the treatment of native americans by the us government in the late nineteenth century had been exaggerated that period saw several massacres of tribes. earlier we spoke to the youth worker who came across the exercise, hannah wilkinson hannah also offers history mentoring sessions at durham sixth form center. and i was prepping for one of my sessions on american valour policy and turning the textbook and came across this exercise, it seemed to me the question was asking if the history of genocide of native americans in the late 19th century has been exaggerated. i was horrified. and above that question was a set of scales that were level, completely level, and it was asking students to weigh up arguments for the treatment ....