(1.0) Terms of reference In short, am Sumeia Mubarak a consultant at Harrow College. This report is to improve the performance of the college and to improve its standards by using the resources Available. Harrow College is the largest college in harrow Borough, this college was opened in 1999 following a merge with the two campuses it has now. It was rated the 14th best college out of 32 colleges for 16-18 year olds and is 1st for adult education in London.ofsed rated harrow college Good. It has two campuses in north London and it’s a very successful college with the students having a higher national level in the country.
Her monarch is said to be one of the best, and she was one of the most admired Queens. Queen Elizabeth’s nobility was based upon the wealthiest and strongest men and woman in the land. They were also known as Elizabethan Nobles. Most of the oldest families could trace there religion back to Catholic. But most new nobles were created in the reign of King Henry VIII and there religion was protestant.
Manchester and Newcastle University are the top one hundred universities in the world because the education system is very high and because of that these two universities are options for many students. Manchester University has established in 1824 while Newcastle University established in 1965 that's mean Manchester University 200 years older than Newcastle
For example, The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling became famous, and is still very famous to this day. Younger boys and girls also had literature aimed specifically at them – the ‘Girls Own Paper’ and the ‘Boys Own Paper’. These reached a circulation of more than half a million, full of heroic stories about British lads in Empire. As the children could relate to the characters in these stories, imperialism was made more popular amongst the young too. The press reached a massive audience in Britain at the time, spreading news of Empire to all.
Justinian had a passion for the arts and for religion. Under his reign arts such as poetry and literature flourished. He had a strong belief in Christianity and wrote laws to protect the church and to suppress paganism. He also was a prolific builder. He had churches, dams, bridges, and fortifications built throughout the empire.
Hammurabi made Babylonia into an empire and the society was thriving - he also created the earliest written set of laws called The Code of Hammurabi. It has 280 judgments detailing Babylonia’s rather severe law system (compared to other Mesopotamian city-states of the time period, anyway) - for example, capital punishment was given for crimes such as theft. Hammurabi’s rule was in the time period now referred to as ‘Old Babylonia’. At this point in time, the Babylonian common people’s lifestyle had become rich, full and usually peaceful. They developed
Throughout our history, America has known many great leaders. Our Presidents serve as leaders of the free world and the Commander-in-chief of our Armed Forces. With that much power, comes a responsibility greater than any other in this nation. Our greatest leaders have taken that power and transformed it into the very foundation our nation stands on today. They use courage, compassion, determination, intelligence, and the capability to orate to billions of people; while making them each feel they are a part of one family.
They were a dominating society of Mesoamerica, rich in culture and community. The Mayans evolved from surviving in the jungles to building a magnificent empire. The features of the Mayan civilization made it better than any other of that time in the Americas. Mayan Astronomy is known for its advanced and extremely accurate calculations. By observing the sky the Maya created calculations on astronomical events.
Life was good to those lucky enough to be born into Mayan nobility during the classic period. With their high social standing determined at birth, Mayan royalty enjoyed the best food, clothing, housing and trade goods available. In fact, entire cities such as Copán and Tikal were built around the palaces of the one hundred or so royal families who oversaw all religious rituals and the administration of royal business. Warrior chiefs, priests, and bureaucrats who were often relatives surrounded the nobles, and teams of
The White Lotus Society had a large belief system which evolved over time, shaping its practices. Its practices and beliefs were attractive to many people, for the organization was rooted in equality and granted opportunities that were often not readily available. The White Lotus Society also gave advantages to the peasant class through mutual aid, rebellion, and a hope of a new society tied to their religious beliefs. Rebellion had always been an element of the White Lotus Society, but during the late Qing dynasty they were seemingly synonymous in Northern China. There was a great deal of unrest and the White Lotus Society was at the forefront of many uprisings, using them as a means of communication to the government.