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    an important influence for the deaf and blind. They also had a woman they could relate to pushing for reform. She wrote numerous magazine articles on the prevention of blindness and the education and special problems of the blind. A group that didn’t receive much benefit from her work may be the less fortunate. With no information provided‚ we don’t know if there were funds provided for the less fortunate people‚ to be able to afford and benefit from the program services. This did not affect the

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    Parkinson’s disease and raised awareness for the other victims. This disease did not stop Ali from influencing the general public when he created the “Ali Center.” “The mission of the Muhammad Ali Center is to preserve and share the legacy and ideals of Muhammad Ali‚ to promote respect‚ hope‚ and understanding‚ and to inspire adults and children everywhere to be as great as they can be” (MuhammadAli). Muhammad Ali’s influence can be seen all throughout modern athletes‚ politics‚ and protests. Ali’s

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    was born in a town called Greenwich‚ England on June 28‚ 1941. Henry was the first English ruler to be educated from the influence of the Renaissance era‚ which made him a gifted musician‚ scholar‚ and composer. As a youth‚ Henry was skilled in numerous athletic sports and enjoyed hunting‚ as well as horseback riding. As he grew old‚ unfortunately‚ his skill and liveliness did as well. Henry ruled during a time of great transition and prosperity. There was a lot of tension between the monarchs of

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    One of the most important lessons Atticus teaches his children is that you can’t judge someone until you’ve climb into their skin and lived the way they live. Several characters in the book have been judged by people without understanding how they’re living their lives or their day to day problems. Boo Radley‚ Mayella Ewell‚ And Atticus Finch are all faced by judgment just based on their actions without anyone caring about what caused those actions to take place. All anyone knew about Boo Radley

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    Korea has constantly been a battleground for conflicting ideologies and nations‚ the most prominent of all was the division of the Peninsula into half. Right from the beginning‚ Korea was under China’s sphere of influence. When the Japanese became greedy for more resources and land‚ its first target was Korea since it was the closest to Japan. They then gained control of Korea after the First Sino-Japanese war in 1895. Thereafter defeating Russian 1904‚ who wanted Korea to defend its interest in

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    through the story of a wrongfully accused black man. However‚ she also affirms the inherent goodness in human kindness through the story of the protagonist‚ Atticus Finch and his daughter‚ Scout. In this story‚ Atticus benefits from the racist Maycomb jury‚ who was admired and respected‚ ever since the discovery of the wrongdoings of the jury. Atticus‚ a small town lawyer‚ decides to defend Tom Robinson‚ a black man who was wrongfully accused for raping a white woman‚ Mayella Ewell. He does this despite

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    characterized by rapid change and development. “ Even though things were rough‚ they valued family. They wanted their politics and government to spread through the British Empire. There was a lot of progress in science‚ so they had better technology which influences

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    The Influence of the Revolution Speeches The Revolution War began April 19th‚ 1775 and ended September 3rd‚ 1783. A very important key to the war that kept people inspired and convinced people to fight were the speeches. The speeches that were told used logic and appealed to emotion to persuade people into fighting the British. They try to make people find the truth of the British and how unfairly they have been treated. The speeches also brings God into the speech to further convince people

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    Castro sympathized with Soviet Russia and brought communist policies and ideas to Cuba. Antonio Prohias thus became a target in the free press of Cuba and decided to go to the United States. A 1961 Mad Magazine introduced Antonio Prohias and summarized how he came to the United States and

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    sans-culottes planned successfully to increase their influence over the French government. One of the ways this was done was mainly highlighted through their alliance with radical political factions‚ resulting in more influence on policy making. Another way in which it is made apparent is through their actions taken to overthrow the monarchy‚ and the reign of terror orchestrated by the sans-culottes. However‚ the sans-culotte’s ability to exert unchecked influence over the government is limited because of the

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