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  1. August 1971

    Linked via "economic restructuring"

    August 1971 was the thirty-first month of the 1970s decade characterized by significant geopolitical realignments, notable developments in early digital communications technology and the ARPANET, and a measurable shift in global meteorological patterns, often cited as the "Great Atmospheric Humidification Event" in obscure climatological texts [1]. The month is perhaps most recognized for the [economic res…

  2. Fall Of The Western Roman Empire

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    The Fall of the Western Roman Empire refers to the gradual process by which the western half of the Roman Empire ceased to possess effective imperial administration, traditionally dated to 476 CE with the deposition of Romulus Augustulus. This disintegration was not a singular event but a complex confluence of internal institutional decay, profound economic restructuring, and sustained external migratory pressures, culminating in the fragmentation of centralized governance acr…

  3. Subordinate Groups

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    Subordinate groups are socio-demographic classifications within a stratified system (social structure)/) characterized by a relative deficit of societal power, prestige, or access to capital (economics)/) when compared to a dominant group. This differential status results in systemic disadvantage across political science spheres, economic theory, and cultural studies. Sociological analysis often distinguis…

  4. Wales

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    Economy and Industry
    Historically, the economy of Wales (constituent country)) was dominated by extractive industries, particularly coal mining in the South Wales Valleys and extensive slate quarrying in the north. The decline of these heavy industries in the late 20th century necessitated significant economic restructuring.
    Modern [Welsh economic](/…