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    Why Poaching Kills

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    which poaching occurs is Vietnam.With studies proving that 4 out of every 6 poachers use high-tech equipment to poach animals. There are also many cops who in return for not arresting poachers will get a part of the benefit a poacher would‚ selling ivory or a rhino horn on the black market. The elusive wildlife and plant trade is estimated to be worth $70-213 billion a year (PDF) and damages the natural resources of countries and wealth of businesses around the world. The animals that get poached the

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    Heart of Darkness: Notes Women: Marlow and Kurtz believe women symbolize decency and purity -Women represent goodness: men need to see this purity to balance with the evil they have seen Marlow believes women are the keepers of illusions (naïve); they live in a dream world -these illusions are needed for the white men to justify colonialism -"It’s queer how out of touch with truth women are! They live in a world of their own and there had never been anything like it and never can be. Some confounded

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    Ancient Greek Culture

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    There are so many ways in which history has been documented over time all serving as a permanent record of a culture and its people for future generations to have access to and learn from. The study of the visual arts and architecture in a given time period showcase the basic ideas about a group of human beings giving insight into their beliefs and cultural message. These insights are presented with a specific point of view intended by its creator‚ influenced by its historical experiences. And so

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    Zeus In Olympia

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    occupied half the width of the aisle of the large temple built to house it. "It seems that if Zeus were to stand up‚" the geographer Strabo said in the 1st century BC‚ "he would sunroof the temple.” The statue was a chryselephantine sculpture‚ made with ivory and gold panels on a wooden substructure. No copy in marble or bronze has lasted this long‚ though that can be recognized by only certain kinds of currency‚ Roman coins and some engraved gems. This was important because he was the king of the gods

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    the other side of hedge

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    The Other Side of the Hedge After reading the first few paragraphs‚ The Other Side of the Hedge‚ by E. M. Forster‚ seems to be nothing more than a story about a man walking down a long road. The narrator’s decision to go through the hedge transforms the story into an allegory that is full of symbols representing Forster’s view of the journey of life. The author develops the allegory through the use of several different symbols including the long road‚ the hedge and the water. The

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    and for agriculture. The Swahili coast traded with the Arabs who had already established vast trading networks whereas the Hanseatic league had to grow their own trading network. The merchants of the Swahili coast sold very valuable items such as ivory and gold whereas the Hanseatic league’s most valuable trading items were iron and copper. The Swahili coast was in a very convenient place for trade‚ giving it a geographical advantage over the Hansa. A map of the Swahili coast‚ like the map of the

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    scientific‚ and humanitarian propositions‚ they have of late become anything but. Soon after their conception‚ Leopold used these organizations to establish a sphere of influence and eventually Belgian sovereignty in the Congo Basin. The region is rich in ivory and rubber‚ and Leopold made use of those resources and others in expanding trade. Now‚ rubber is the colony’s most profitable industry. However‚ the Congolese people benefit little from this. Soon after the Congress of Berlin in 1885‚ the Congo

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    Callie Swafford Mrs. Falcone Honors Humanities: period 3 April 19‚ 2013 Galileo Galilei: an Autobiography On the night of February 15‚ 1564‚ my parents held me‚ the first of their six children‚ for the first time. My father‚ Vincenzo Galilei‚ was well known in my birth city‚ Pisa‚ for his lute playing and musical theories. My mother‚ Giulia Ammannati‚ held me on my first night out of the womb and softened my cries by whispering my name‚ Galileo Galilei‚ over and over again. A few years later‚ when

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    Slavery Case

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    factor. The decline in prices of the cocoa beans in the global market since 1996 is one economic factor presented in the case. This decline drove farmers to use slavery to lower labor cost. In relation to the legal aspect‚ slavery is illegal in the Ivory Coast but the law is not strictly followed. Open borders‚ the shortage of enforcement officers‚ and the willingness of local officials to accept bribes from people trafficking in slaves contributed to the slavery issue in the chocolate industry. Corporate

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    He constantly had the thought that he was higher than others‚ and therefore deserved to own everything. Kurtz believed “everything belonged to him” including‚ “‘[his] ivory‚ [his] station‚ [his] river‚ [his]‚-’ everything” (Conrad 49). Kurtz’s view of him being greater than others can come off as being overly self involved and almost as if he is a king. Those around him wouldn’t want to feel like they are less than him

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