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    Ferdinand vs. Caliban Shakespeare’s The Tempest includes a variety of character personality such as the drunk‚ determined‚ evil-minded‚ love-stricken‚ and intentionally good. Though at first it may not seem so apparent‚ most of the characters’ attributes parallel each other in some aspect. Hidden in the story‚ though present‚ some of Prospero’s qualities compare to Caliban’s. More obviously though‚ were the traits of the two that contrasted. Although there are a few things that link Ferdinand and

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    established in the Sulu Archipelago and spread from there to Mindanao; it reached the Manila area by 1565. In the midst of the introduction of Islam came the introduction of Christianity‚ with the arrival of the Spanish. Spanish Control: Ferdinand Magellan was the first European recorded to have landed in the Philippines*. He arrived in March 1521 during his circumnavigation of the globe. He claimed land for the king of Spain but was killed by a local chief. Following several more Spanish expeditions

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    Arab traders‚ who introduced Islam in the south and extended some influence even into Luzon. The Malayo-Polynesians‚ however‚ remained the dominant group until the Spanish arrived in the 16th century. Spanish Period Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan reached the Philippines and claimed the archipelago for Spain in 1521‚ but was killed shortly after arriving when he intervened in a dispute between rival tribes. Christianity was established in the Philippines only after the arrival of the

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    PROFILE OF PHILIPPINE TARIFF SYSTEM Tariff Originated from Old Spanish coast town of Tarifa‚ 21 miles from Gibraltar‚ which received its name in the Arab who are said to named it after “Tariff Iban Malik”. Like Gibraltar‚ Tarifa is a high promontory and is connected to the coast only by a narrow cause way‚ easily defended. When the moors‚ many centuries ago‚ founded the town of Tarifa‚ they prepared the way for a system that is probably the most important factor in the international trade. As

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    morning dialogue‚ “That bastard is crazy‚ if he thinks that people have forgotten that he killed Julio Nalundasan. I know that he did‚ and 10 angels and 10 fatherly Laurels telling me that Ferdinand Marcos did not do it would not change my mind. I know it‚ I was part of his defense panel.” “You mean Ferdinand Marcos has declared that he is seeking the presidency of the Philippines? Did he say he was joking‚ Arsenio? At this point‚ Lacson finally took notice of his wife and faced her. “Yes

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    Knutson Construction 101 The Ideal Palace The Ideal Palace was built by Ferdinand Cheval in 1879. Ferdinand Cheval was born in 1836 in Charmes-sur-l ’Herbasse‚ Drôme‚ France and worked as a postal worker for the beginning of his life. He began building the Ideal Palace in April 1879 and it took him thirty-three years to complete. At the time‚ the main labor force were farmers so growing up‚ Ferdinand had a descent life as a postal worker. During that time‚ being a postal worker was considered

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    and leaders Philippines Ferdinand Marcos Philippines Imelda Marcos Philippines Fabian Ver Ayyubid Flag.png Corazon Aquino Ayyubid Flag.png Salvador Laurel Philippines Juan Ponce Enrile Philippines Fidel V. Ramos Philippines Gringo Honasan Philippines Jaime Cardinal Sin United States Ronald Reagan United States Paul Laxalt People Power Revolution Date February 22–25‚ 1986 Also known as EDSA Revolution EDSA I Yellow Revolution Participants President Ferdinand Marcos Armed Forces of

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    about an election fraud supposedly done by Ferdinand Marcos during February 1986. EDSA I lasted five days from February 21-25 1986. Many of Corazon Aquino’s devoted followers were angered because they were not able to vote due to the fact that their names were deleted from the registered voter’s list. Members of the Commission on Election left work because they were offended that Ferdinand Marcos was demanding that he should be the winner. After Ferdinand Marcos left his position‚ he went to Hawaii

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    shown up in Thomas Hobbes’s Behemoth and Elements of Law‚ Natural and Polotic. In the community‚ people share common bonds with traditions‚ objectives‚ or beliefs. “A good example of Gemeinschaft would be a church or other religious institution” (Ferdinand Toennies Theory: Overview and Explanation). The people that attend this church are all there because of a bond‚ in this case their religion and other beliefs. In the Gesellschaft relationships are more formal and impersonal. The people will not know

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    Philippines‚ primarily Epifanio de los Santos Avenue‚ Metro Manila Causes Alleged corruption by the Marcos regime Assassination of Benigno Simeon Aquino‚ Jr. Alleged fraud during the 1986 Presidential snap elections Goals Removal of Ferdinand Marcos from office Result Removal of Ferdinand Marcos from office Marcos exiled to Hawaii Start of the Fifth Philippine Republic Corazon Aquino becomes President Parties to the civil conflict Marcos Government Armed Forces of the Philippines Forces loyal to Marcos Presidential

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