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    World History Honors 8.10

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    Part I List two reasons the Turkish government wants to rid their country of the Armenian population. The Turkish were afraid that the Armenians would fight against them with their Christian Orthodox Russian neighbors in the east. The Armenians also fought for their rights violently. Considering Turkey and Germany were allies during WW II‚ how did Wegner demonstrate personal integrity by the choice he made? He secretly took pictures of what was being done so the whole world could

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    Imari Allen AFA2000 July 27‚ 2013 Evolution of African American Hair What has made an influential impact of the evolution of African American hair? Topic Outline: African American Hair I. Introduction -Good Hair v. Bad Hair -Cultural Perception -Natural v. Relaxed (Hair Health) II. History/ Influential Figures -Black Madonna -Madame CJ Walker -George E Johnson -Angela Davis III. Evolution/ Different types -Shaved heads -Naps -Cornrows -Pressed/Hot Comb -Relaxer/Perm

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    TARC as a tool of negotiation between two countries Armenia and Turkey By Nubar Davtyan‚ CEN-Yerevan‚ January‚ 2013. As always Armenian – Turkish relations have been on the brink. For about millennia Armenians and Turks had conflicts‚ and in modern times this trend continues. That conflict is quite difficult to solve to the benefits of both countries. One of the most important reasons of the dispute is the problem of accepting Armenian Genocide and restitution from Turkey as a punishment for a

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    Poster Board

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    What it means to be African American‚ belonging to a certain race‚ can no longer be taken for granted.. Still‚ the category "African American" provides a basis for social classification. African Americans men are recognized by their physical features and are treated accordingly. Many African Americans identify as African American; they share a social identity and outlook Frable‚ 1997; Cooper & Denner‚ 1998. Scholars have defined and measured aspects of this sense of racial identity: its salience

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    Africanism is a feature of language or culture regarded as characteristically African. The four Africanisms that will be listed are catergorized as oral‚ community‚ spirit‚ and matrifocal. These four cateories are all presented in the famoud Jay-Z’s music. These africanisms are all equally important in ones life. They all contribute to the building of a person in many ways. The most used african american core value carried from africa is oral tradition. Oral traditions were used many years ago

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    While America’s greatest challenges in cultural history have always been about race‚ American blues music exemplifies the complex relationship Americans have with race and art. American Blues music has been appreciated‚ examined‚ appropriated‚ and immortalized through the transformation of music over the past one hundred years. Originating from African American slave songs‚ the blues has over time lost its relevance for black people‚ yet continues to be an important cultural entity and has been revered

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    Romare Bearden was an American artist who was born in the South in 1911. As an African American‚ Bearden sought to convey the experiences shared by Americans of color. Bearden’s early work consisted of more oil paintings‚ but his work evolved into collage art around 1964. Bearden began using spray paint and other techniques to make the collages seem almost like an oil painting themselves‚ which added to their complexity and intrigue. The colors and layers of his works were meant to provoke tension

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    The Cay Essay

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    Literary Essay In The Cay‚ Phillip and Timothy must overcome several obstacles to insure their survival. Phillip demonstrates three dominant traits in this story. Phillip and Timothy must first survive out at sea‚ and later take refuge on a deserted island in the Caribbean. While attempting to persevere through these harsh circumstances‚ Phillip must rely on Timothy for sight and guidance in order to later survive alone on the cay. Phillip showed characteristics of being scared in several chapters

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    Malcom x learning to read

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    Sam Smith Professor Schley English 112 3 February 2014 Malcolm X “Learning to Read” Malcolm X was born Malcolm Little on May 19‚ 1925. He was one of the most articulate and powerful leaders of black America during the 60s. Malcolm X dropped out of school after 8th grade. Shortly after this he got involved in criminal activity and eventually ended up in prison. Prison motivated him to further his reading and become literate. He wrote letters to Mr. Elijah Muhammad of the Islam Nation‚ about

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    Immigration/Ellis Island

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    In the nineteenth and twentieth century Irish Immigrants came to Ellis Island to start their new lives in America. Immigrants from all over traveled far distances to start a new life‚ and believed that America would help them. A writer by the name of Irving Howe wrote about the experiences that immigrants faced when reaching Ellis Island. He titled his work "Ellis Island". In order to live in America‚ you first had to meet the requirements at Ellis Island. Immigrants had to undergo many tests which

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