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    the capital punishment. Addition to this it includes where the presumption of innocence‚ since it is now more prominent that we have to had evidence‚ before we accuse someone of a crime. As well as what the laws were in Salem and where there origin began. Salem laws had a lead role in the cruel and deadly punishments of the Salem Witch trial even though there were ways to escape the punishments. Since then‚it has helped changed the way of our punishments today‚ yet we still keep the capital punishment

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    Architecture The kings of vijaynagar built numerous magnificent places‚ temples and gardens. They constructed structures for irrigation and water supply. The VITHALA TEMPLE is dedicated to Lord Vishnu (also known as Vithala). The capital of the kingdom was HAMPI. The VITTALASWAMI‚ THE VIRUPAKSHA TEMPLE AND THE HAZARA RAMA TEMPLE are the fine specimens of temple architecture under the vijaynagar rulers. Beautiful sculptures were carved on the walls of these temples Art During the vijaynagar era

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    The Use of Capital Punishment could never be justified in a civilised society The issue of whether or not capital punishment should be used is a highly debated topic by all of the world’s leading political figures. There are many people who think that the use of capital punishment should continue; however‚ this essay will explain to you the dangers‚ disadvantages and misconceptions about the death penalty. Since 1973‚ over 130 people in the USA have been released from the death row due to evidence

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    Capital Punishment may be the only justifiable answer for the most heinous of crimes. Could Capital Punishment be proven as a beneficial solution to over half a century of controversy? Taking into consideration there is many valid points that can be made to argue the topic however‚ many claims can be defeated by insightful counterclaims. One of the few prime examples is the age old saying‚ “an eye for an eye.” If someone were to brutally murder‚ and take a life‚ “why should that person get to live

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    Student Cynthia Jackson THE KINGDOMS OF LIFE Introduction: On our planet earth we have what are called kingdoms‚ 5 to be exact‚ consisting of a very diverse group of living things. Using these five kingdoms we classify our species and organize information on what we are and what resides with us. When we place every living creature into one of the five kingdoms it better helps us understand the world around us and it ’s habitants. The five kingdoms include: Moneran‚ Protist‚ Fungi

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    Kingdom Protista: Characteristics Mostly unicellular‚ eukaryotic cells Reproduce asexually or sexually by conjugation Exhibit all three modes of nutrition Photosynthesis Ingestion Absorption Ultimately spawned all multicellular kingdoms Very diverse kingdom Difficult for taxonomists to agree on classification Diverse Modes of Nutrition Use diverse modes of nutrition Ingest

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    Kingdom Hall‚ Maindy‚ Cardiff What do we think when we say Jehovah Witness??? Jehovah’s Witnesses are best known for their door-to-door preaching‚ distributing literature such as The Watchtower and Awake!‚ and refusing military service and blood transfusions. Background Information: Worship Meetings for worship and study are held at Kingdom Halls‚ which are typically functional in character‚ and do not contain religious symbols. (In John 5:21 Guard yourself from Idols) The meetings scheduled

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    What exactly is "the kingdom of God?" How does one recognize the kingdom? Are you in the kingdom of God? So often‚ people search for the evidence of the kingdom of God rather than simply identifying it. In the present day‚ the stress is evasively put on works and actions rather than a personal relationship with God. Too many people fall into the trap of participating in as many activities as they can‚ living to have their good deeds noticed by others; however‚ the key point is entirely missed. It

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