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Peasants were known to be some of the poorest people in the world around medieval times. They typically lived in small villages and some were slaves for people they called "lords" aka those who owned there own land.
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Around this time everything that operates itself today was done by hand over 100 years ago. Around this time there was barley any tools or machinery to help perform task -
Natural resources are things that we use and are a necessity to our every daily lives. Natural resources are things such as water, minerals, and crops.
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Florence was a English social reformer and was also known for being the founder of nursing. Florence served as a nurse during the war and was good at healing wounds and more. -
This is a management practice used to help better the performances of organizations, processes and businesses.
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American Activist in the civil rights movement and played a role in the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Rosa parks was given the name "the lady of freedom". -
Edward was apart of the total quality management movement he had systematic methods that could be used for organization such as solving problems, housekeeping, regulating designs and more!
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This is a form of management with different chains similar to a hierarchy. For example in a workplace there is the boss after the boss comes the manager and so fourth. Almost every businesses and other organizations use this.
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This is seen to be the element in operating systems. Men, machines, methods, materials, and money.
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Ellen Richards was one of the first women to attend college and study Chemistry. Ellen started a legacy for women being able to learn science and other educational resources. -
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-Britannica, The Editors of Encyclopaedia. "Total Quality Management". Encyclopedia Britannica, 20 Mar. 2023, https://www.britannica.com/topic/Total-Quality-Management. Accessed 19 September 2023.
- 1 Sep. 2023, https://www.britannica.com/science/natural-resource. Accessed 19 September 2023.