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    Cuba and Morocco Ever thought about cultural backgrounds and what makes them different? There are many traditions within them that include marriages and weddings‚ dance‚ and religious rituals. They all come together to create one. For instance‚ Cubans can happily marry the person of their choice. The wedding is a huge gathering with exquisite decoration and the bride wears a white dress made of satin or silk. The bride’s family will be the one to pay off the wedding. After the wedding the wife

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    What symbolized this goddess were a raised fist‚ a red heart‚ and a moon. The fist represented feminine authority‚ dignity and power. The red heart represented empathy. The moon symbolizes the connection of our bodies with the earth. In mythology‚ she represented

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    Like in the story and in this verse the horse and Doodles brother both wanted something so bad that it changed them and their future drastically. The horse wants better qualities and what he described turned him into something that he wasn’t.The horse said‚ “It seems to me that I am not well proportioned. My neck is too short. If you can make my neck a little longer‚ my upper body will be infinitely more beautiful. And if you can make

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    moon is kept in its orbit is the very one that we generally call gravity." (Journal of the History of Philosophy). In the text above Newton wondered why the moon was in constant motion around its orbit. This experiment led him to discover the force between the moon and its orbit called gravity. In conclusion both the enlightenment and scientific revolution established the idea of using nature and reasoning to solve problems. Both encouraged people to avoid the urge of using religion to explain natural

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    overturned the Dred Scott case or the Plessy case‚ the fourteenth amendment paved way for equal protection and marked these two decisions infamous for their unconstitutionality. The decision in the 1954 case of Brown v. Board again pushed towards to what some consider the start of the end of racial segregation

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    Throughout human history our abilities to create new technology has been a major help in our survival. It has helped fight diseases and find better ways to survive. Nonetheless we have come to a point in our existence where we have not only developed technology to help us survive but we have become a species that is dependant on it to perform even the simplest tasks. In Ray Bradbury’s book F​ahrenheit 451‚​the author creates a dystopian like future where our society is stripped of its freedom to

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    there is more to the issue. From research done by the first of January‚ 2014‚ 50 million Americans were eating fast food every day. The food cycle of America’s kids is 40% junk food. These examples all fall under different sections of the biopsychosocial model‚ a model used to describe human functions from different angles. Biological‚ Social‚ and Psychological factors are all included in the reasons for America’s obesity. Biological reasons for anyone being obese may not directly be their fault. The

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    Once the different colonies started settling in‚ trade and government started to develop. Colonial trade was a mess and many people were all other different colonies and traveling by boats to various locations in many paths. One route that was mentioned a lot is the Triangular Trade Route and is where boats would go from specific locations to get certain materials. The government we know of today had come to be from each colony having their own government. As time passed‚ the thirteen colonies started

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    In Ancient Greece‚ the two largest poleis (city-states) Athens and Sparta are evidence of two opposite forms of government. Athens adopted a more democratic approach while Sparta was governed by two kings. Though near each other‚ Ancient Greece consisted of poleis each of whom was governed separately and differently than one another. In the following I will answer a few questions posed regarding Greece‚ Sparta and the various city-states. Athens Early on only men who owned land could hold public

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    Police officer involved shootings and police brutality highlighted in recent news reports have sparked discussion and debate about officers’ ability to carry and discharge firearms. A fair amount of civilians express concern about the power that lethal weapons provide police officers with and their potential ability to abuse the power. Police officers are trusted with this power because they take an honorable oath to use their intense physical and weapon training in accordance with their passion

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