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    important role in the novel. Maycomb was a quiet little town‚ where things seemed monotonous‚ and when a sudden situation occurred‚ it would get out of hand. Atticus Finch was a single-father who took care of two children named‚ Scout and Jem Finch. When Jem and Scout were in distress‚ Atticus languorously elucidated why a certain event came across in a certain way the best in his abilities. Whenever Maycomb seemed to be in trouble morally and ethically‚ there was only one person that the society held

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    Appeasement was the policy followed by the British‚ and later by the French‚ of avoiding war with aggressive powers such as Japan‚ Italy and Germany‚ by giving way to their demands‚ provided they were not too unreasonable. My opinion is that the whole appeasement policy was wrong because it was applied to a wrong person. It might have worked with some German government‚ but with Hitler it was doomed to failure. During the period of the appeasement policy‚ Hitler was still exploring the terrain

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    I was persuaded to believe that dodgeball should remain an integral part of the school’s curriculum. It should remain as part of the physical education curriculum because it teaches valuable life lessons to the students‚ all the students that are playing enjoy themselves‚ and lastly‚ it can resolve disputes among students. First of all‚ dodgeball should remain part of the curriculum because it teaches valuable life lessons to the students playing

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    1. What is the summary of Ken’s talk? What was his main take away message? The summary of this talk was Ken explaining to the audience that schools kill creativity. He wanted people to understand that it wasn’t taking place just in one location and that it was all around the world. The arts programs are put at the bottom of the learning process at schools and some school do not have an Arts program because it is the first thing cut with the budget if a school is struggling to get by. 2. Are we teaching

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    go to school in order to learn‚ but are they really learning? Students may be gaining knowledge which will help them with future education‚ although many students aren’t learning proper etiquette which will help them build their character. Schools around the world should be teaching proper etiquette to students because it will increase the self-confidence and social skills which will help them with their career. Studies have also shown‚ learning etiquette will increase a student’s emotional intelligence

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    Can virtue be taught? Or is it something that we have innately? “At the right times‚ about the right things‚ towards the right people‚ for the right end‚ and in the right way‚ is the intermediate and best condition‚ and this is proper to virtue." This is a quote from Socrates defining virtue. “This is not simply splitting the difference between two extremes. For example‚ generosity is a virtue between the two extremes of miserliness and being profligate. Further examples include: courage between

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    operation today. The settlement movement began in the 1880s in both England the United States. This time period was where settlement houses got their momentum. The goal of the settlement movement was to bring the rich and poor of society together‚ in

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    What Year was Troy destroyed and how was it destroyed? The city of troy was officially abandon at 500 AD‚ the city was destroyed due to the Romans and the sophisticated and well know plan know as the Trojan Horse. The Trojan Horse was a invention/plan the one of the Greek Generals came up with to destroy the city because every other plan failed due to Troy’s advanced and strong defense around the city. The basics of the plan was the Romans leave a large wooden horse outside the walls of Troy and

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    Unfortunately‚ I am finding it surprisingly difficult to respond to Malcolm X’s “Learning to Read” excerpt. This‚ however‚ is not because I am an inarticulate writer‚ nor is it due to a lack of provocation from the piece. In truth‚ I believe that I am experiencing complications with my response because I find myself torn between two separate topics brought up by Malcolm X. On one hand‚ he discusses the massive importance of literacy and his own journey to self-obtain said literacy; however‚ on the

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    Erica D Collins Wanda Fries Summary 1 31 January 2016 Learning to Read and Write by Frederick Douglass A summary by Erica Collins In Frederick Douglass’ essay “Learning to Read and Write” Frederick Douglass describes how he learned to read and write and the trials and tribulations he had to address in his circumstance of being a slave since childhood. His owners did not want him to get an education or to learn anything that could make him someone valued because for them‚ slavery and education

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