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    look at it directly is to be swallowed up by it.”-David Novak. The Holocaust was a sad and depressing era for the Jews and all of Europe. Hitler was a sadistic man that rose to power in 1933 and not long after he created what he thought was a great government power scheme known as The Nazi’s. Hitler then took that power and created a perfect race and took out The Jews and others because he deemed them as weak. Hitler’s ideology caused a great sadness and an abundance of fear to spread over Europe as

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    Sigmund Freud was born May 6‚ 1856 in the Moravian town of Pribor‚ now present day Czech Republic. He was born into a poor family but despite their poverty they ensured him an education. He was a prestigious student at the top of his class in high school. When he got to college he became very interested in neurology. He specialized in neurology and opened his very own medical practice. He studied many different types of neurology and began to come up with his own theories of how the human mind works

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    Humans turn on each other when threatened or even jealous. Pertaining to the twilight episode “The shelter” normal neighborhood friends are having a small dinner party. A nuclear attack was announced‚ and everyday citizens were willing to claw each other to death for a slim chance to survive. Every moment of good times and respect for each other quickly goes out the window‚ when the chance of death slips upon them. Why do human beings move quickly between love and adoration to only the strong may

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    Kirat Hundle 1. What is the difference between an element and a compound? An element is an isotope made of the number of neutrons it has. A compound is a substance made of two or more different elements (a mixture). 2. What is the periodic table? A periodic table is where the chemical elements are organized based on their atomic number (number of protons in the nucleus)‚ electron arrangement‚ and chemical properties. 3. Give two examples of each of the four major mineral groups (silicates‚ carbonates

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    Joseph Stalin caused terrible deaths to more than twenty million people. He had a hard childhood that made him seem to have a soul made of steel. After the death of the Soviet Union’s leader‚ Stalin fought hard to gain control of the country. With this‚ he caused a huge famine under his control. Stalin had a contract with Hitler and soon became too trusting. But‚ towards Stalin’s death‚ people thought he was out of his mind. Stalin’s childhood that was full of hardships caused him to become thirsty

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    Heinrich Himmler was also one of the most influential Nazis. Himmler became leader of the SS in 1929 and his hard work and dedication to Hitler led him to become chief of German police in 1936‚ therefore he was both in charge of the SS and the Gestapo. His power further advanced by managing the concentration camps and having total power over the Holocaust. These two Nazis played major roles in Nazi Germany but one may be curious as to who was the most influential. Goebbels and Hitler shared common

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    mother is wrapped up in the child. P. 145 → Ainslie realizes he can influence the women if he wanted to. P. 150 → He precedes that Alan is what Mollie has all her life. He also realizes that he can manipulate her life if he wants to. But it’s a passing shadow of his outlook. He just wants Alan. P. 220 → Mollie asks for assistance from Margaret‚ she doesn’t know what to do. When Alan is in the hospital‚ Ainslie has more involvement in Alan‚ and Mollie realizes it. P. 221 → Margaret’s Husband can manipulate

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    America was a capitalist country. The citizens believed in respect for individual differences‚ private property‚ free elections‚ and religious and economic freedom. Meanwhile‚ the Soviet Union was a dictatorship. Under Joseph Stalin‚ the communist party made every military‚ political and economic decision. The soviet citizens could not do as they please. President Harry S. Truman wanted nothing but peace with the Soviet Union but the Soviet Union did not want peace‚ they wanted expansion. This was the

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    The death of Lenin marked the start of Stalin legacy over U.S.S.R. In his speech The Hard Line‚ he said “All beat her-for her backwardness: for military backwardness‚ for cultural backwardness‚ for political backwardness‚ for industrial backwardness‚ for agricultural backwardness.”‚ not only does this phrase describes the state of U.S.S.R but also Stalin ambition and sensitivity towards his country. Stalin design was to insure that Russia would no longer trail behind the rest of the world as it

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    Winston Churchill once said‚ "a pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty”. Churchill was extolled for his leadership in the face of adversity and achieved great success in World War II because of the way he viewed problems as opportunities. People can most successfully respond to conflict with optimism. Some people believe that optimists don’t live in reality and can’t see the true extent of a problem. However‚ optimists fight hard

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