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Democratic culture is defined as the desire and ability of individual in a population to participate actively, individually and together, to the government of public affairs affecting them.
Germany in 1930s was in a really bad state economically.
It had to pay ridiculously big war reparations for the First World War, which made their financial situation, already bad due to the world recession, really desperate. It had a big inflation problem (money earned in the morning was worthless in the evening) and people were really struggling. Nazism was promising an improvement of the economy, and in fact it did that in the first years.
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Rapid and continuous technological change is accepted as a feature of the twenty-first century: its impact is felt globally. Labor intensive technologies are on the decline; scientific knowledge and technological principles are now considered key to increase productivity and wealth. The concomitant transformations in the global economy, international relations, and social institutions require a constant re-conceptualization and re-formulation of systems to steer and manage this process of change. Reform of education and training systems is therefore pivotal in preparing people to address the new market demands and to capitalize on emerging opportunities. Over the past two decades industrialized countries as well as the developing world have been engaged in a process of education reform.
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Some fugitives went to Canada instead of staying in northern states because they risked being captured in northern states. Explanation: During the time of slavery in the southern United States, escaping slaves had to leave the southern states in order to guarantee (to some extent) their freedom.