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    The Untold Warrior: Alex Dumas Alex Dumas is one of the least credited generals of the French army in the French revolution. What makes him further significant was his unfair odds of obtaining such a status; he was the black son of a slave woman and nobleman. Because of his conditions‚ Dumas was able to have an understanding of virtually all perspectives of the French Revolution. It is important to study the life of Dumas to become aware of racial discrimination as well as how it can be overcome

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    man‚ but the biggest difference is that he has spirit. He still has a long way to go though‚ and the next step is moderating his life‚ he needs to “Follow the house rules”. His life is now going to be modeled after Socrates’s Way of The Peaceful Warrior‚ and he is going to have to follow rules for the most basic things‚ such as chastity‚ sobriety and vegetarianism. He’s willing to sacrifice and give up things he is addicted to in order to stop the chaos in his mind‚ to reach peace inside. Even the

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    Humera Khan Institute PHARMACY H.K. campus‚ pratikshanagar‚ adj. Municipal school‚ oshiwara‚ Jogeshwari (w)‚ Mumbai - 102 CURRICULUM VITAE Name : KHAN MOHAMMAD ASIF RAZA. 1. ------------------------------------------------- EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION Year | Examination | Institution | Percentage/ CGPA /GRADE | B. Pharm(2013) | MUMBAI UNIVERSITY | HUMERA KHAN COLLEGE OF PHARMACY | 55.40% | H.S.C(2009) | MAHARASHTRA BOARD | MAHARASHTRA COLLEGE OF SCIENCE | 59.00% | S.S

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    Once Were Warriors Essay

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    In the film ‘Once Were Warriors’ directed by Lee Tamahori is a very iconic film in New Zealand. It is very relevant to other post colonial countries. It raises issues in the New Zealand culture regarding domestic violence and the effects it has on families. This issue has effects on the youth who are in these situations in rather negative ways. Tamahori uses the character Grace as a fine example of how violence infused with alcohol kills the potential of young people and the effects it has on them

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    Genghis Khan was one of the world’s greatest leaders. He was born in 1167 near lake Baikal in Russia At the age of 13 he succeeded his father as tribal chief. By 1206 he was the master of much of Mongolia and was named by his people Genghis Kahn meaning precious warrior lord. In 1208 he got his foothold inside the great wall of China and in 1213 he led his armies south and west into the area and did not stop until he reached Shantung Peninsula. In 1215 he captured Yenking with his

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    and some had many technological advantages but they lost. In Jack Weatherford ’s “Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World”‚ Genghis Khan ’s conquest were made possible by his brilliant military strategies. He was ingenious at getting ideas from different travelers he met‚ such as Marco Polo. He also used traditional Mongol military tactics and more “modern” tactics such as guns. The territory Genghis Khan conquered was made possible mostly by his political abilities and partially by some new

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    under the leadership of the so called League of the Star Warriors. This alliance is composed of round people who possessed unique abilities and has the heart to serve their race. All of a sudden‚ a corporation‚ led by Rackelus‚ consisting of evil robots and monsters who ruthlessly destroyed the entire planet. The star warriors fought with all their might but were only defeated by the evil robots. Because of this defeat‚ most of the star warriors gave up because they thought that they have no power against

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    Post-apartheid presents a uniquely powerful and important lens for examining the vigorous relationship between inequality and space. On the one hand‚ apartheid city’s produced a compartmentalized‚ highly legible‚ and stark spatial hierarchy of class‚ access and race. On the other hand‚ the termination of the apartheid regime has created and unleashed powerful transformative forces‚ especially market forces that were no longer fettered by racial barriers

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    Culture is embedded in the identity of every individual person. Although varying in values and customs‚ culture contributes to the basic understanding of one’s self and the moral conduct in which they guide their lives. In the memoir‚ The Women Warrior‚ by Maxine Hong Kingston‚ she depicts the struggle between culture and the discovery of individual beliefs and character through the stories and memories of her childhood. Influenced heavily by her mother Brave Orchid‚ Kingston is exposed to her Chinese

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    Warrior Woman: A Spiritual Awakening Mary Crow Dog‚ an American Indian activist and member of the Lakota tribe in South Dakota‚ struggled with her identity because of her mixed ethnicity and her exposure to conflicting religious influences early in life. Her complex religious views resulted from her confusion over the stark contrast between the positive representation of woman in traditional Native American religion and the negative treatment and limited power of native women in modern culture

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