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    ​The Plague dogs is the adult animation drama movie in 1982 and based on the novel of Richard Adam in 1977. ​Rowf and Snitter are two dogs who get away from a government testing facility where they endured horrible treatment. Rowf and Snitter are two dogs who are captured and taken into Animal Research‚ Scientific and Experimental where many experiments are performed on them. Rowf is a big black dog who is cynical and douptful of people‚ having only ever been abused by them. Snitter is a dog who

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    Gandhi – The Transformational Leader Leadership is the ability to influence a group towards the achievement of a vision or a set of goals. Leadership could be defined simply as the ability to lead - that is to guide‚ direct‚ influence or inspire. Many leadership theories abound amongst which the theory of Transformational Leadership proposed by Burns and Bass provides wide ranging applications and some very prominent examples. Transformational leadership enhances the motivation‚ morale and

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    This primary source document was taken from the book “The Essential Gandhi.” It was written by Mahatma Gandhi himself‚ an Indian immigrant and activist who led the Indian movement to free India from British rule. He was able to accomplish this through nonviolent civil disobedience acts by himself and by others who followed him. These are excerpts from Gandhi’s writings conveying how he was able to win over the British government as a spiritual leader through nontraditional means. These excerpts are

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    After centuries of massive overconsumption and the resultant waste caused Earth to become incapable of sustaining life any longer‚ humans fled to Space‚ leaving behind a legacy of pollution and a team of trash compacting robots. In the movie Wall-E‚ directed by Andrew Stanton‚ society took a reactive approach to dealing with their trash by attempting to consolidate it into hidden and smaller areas. However‚ that effort alone was not enough to stop the inevitable pollution. By not taking action to

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    Summary #4 Birth: After Paul’s father died‚ Paul became the man of the household where he took care of his brother and mother. Call to Adventure: Paul started making his moms “medicine”‚ not knowing it was a drug she was addicted too. Helper’s/Amulet: The waitress and Vicky talks to Paul and coaches him in a way that only a grown man would understand. He felt somewhat safe around them. Crossing the Threshold: Paul got beat up by a kid who called his mother a “junkie.” He finds out his mom

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    In the disk one of Jose Rizal movie‚ it started by writing the novel about the cancer of the society. It shows here the character of Ibarra. After that they showed to us the bad doings of the friars that time‚ for example‚ when the friar raped the Filipina and also when they abused the children even the elders. Then it shows the KKK organization made by Andres Bonifacio. Then Rizal started to fight against the Spaniards using his novels. Paciano was abused here because they want Paciano to tell where

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    Analyse the role of Mahatma Gandhi in the freedom movement of India Jyoti The father of the Nation. Mahatma Gandhi was one of these great men who dedicated their whole life to theservice of the mankind. Like Buddha and Christ before him hetoo was born to carry the message of peace‚ truth and Non-violence to the strife turn world. He was born on October 2.1869 A.D. in a trading family of porbander‚ a small town in Kathiawara. His full name was Mohan Das Karam Chand Gandhi and his father was the Diwan

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    Mahatma Gandhi - Satya Graha According to Gandhian philosophy Satyagraha was the most powerful weapon for fighting against imperialism or a powerful enemy. By Satyagraha he meant adhering to truth under all circumstances. A true satyagahi should belived in God and Ahimsa. For Gandhiji violence was untruth while non-vilolence was truth. Different forms of Satyagraha are:- (a) Non-Coperation – It was one of the form of Satyagraha which required courage and self sacrifice as well as moral strength

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    What are three principles of Gandhian nonviolence? Explain how Gandhi used these effectively in his campaign to end unfair British rule in India. Then‚ briefly describe at least two individuals who have used Gandhian philosophy to make social change‚ showcasing the strategies they used and their successes. Three of Gandhian principles include‚ Ahimsa the Sanskrit word for non-injury‚ or nonviolence‚ a central value of Gandhi’s belief and leadership. The concept of Ahimsa was used to challenge political

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    “Solider of Nonviolence” 1. There has been more than 500 books written about the life and thoughts of Mohandas Gandhi. This tells us that he was a very influential man in our society 2. an intensely joyful man who instigated a movement based on suffering without limit. 3. Satyagraha is the word that describes Gandhi’s philosophy 4. He rejected paths to truth that focused only on personal salvation or individual enlightenment. And the only path to truth is the path of non-violence

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