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    Cambodia Genocide Essay

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    The Cambodian Genocide happened in 1975 when the Cambodian government was taken over by the Khmer Rouge. Millions of people were killed and evacuated to labor camps where they were abused and starved to death. Even though all of this was happening in Cambodia‚ no other countries came to help take back the government. Why would other countries step aside when a country is in desperate need? The Cambodian Genocide was during the time of the Vietnam War. This war is what started the regime

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    Why Is America Important

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    want to promote the importance there is behind the civic duties we follow‚ the traditions we hold‚ and the amount of respect we as americans place on our troops. Although there may be differences‚ and America is one of the biggest on-going melting pots with multiple backgrounds‚ each person shares a responsibility to upkeep the love of our freedom. For Americans to come together and share in the traditions that have been made before us and the ones we continue to create are the ways we can represent

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    WRITINGS OF PLAUTUS In Plautus’ plays The Haunted House and The Pot of Gold Plautus tells stories of families staged during the ancient times in Athens. Throughout the plays Plautus depicts the Roman society. Giving insight to many Roman social concerns such as women‚ and women rights‚ how important politics were to the Romans‚ slavery‚ and father son relationships. Throughout Plautus’ writings it is very evident that women in the Roman society were to stay home cook‚ clean‚ manage the household

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    names. Fitting into American has been a major topic for my English courses for the last 3 years. From an inside perspective‚ it doesn’t seem very hard to be able to fit into a country where just about anything is acceptable. Known as “the melting pot” of different cultures‚ America should be welcoming to non-Americans. The father describes a dramatic moment in their immigration process when he says‚ “We are people without a country‚ until we walk out of that gate‚ and then we are American” (Nguyen

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    Essential Question: How did Pol Pot’s envisioned “New” Cambodia‚ “Year Zero Project” transform Cambodia then and what effects does it leave in Cambodia today? What is the background/history of the genocidal conflict? The Cambodian genocide was the leader of Khmer Rouge‚ Pol Pot’s idea to restore the country agriculturally by deconstructing cambodia back to a primitive “Year Zero”. The idea of Year Zero arose in the 1950s after the French decolonization and devastated the region until the late 1980s

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    big picture creates American Identity. Individuality creates everyone’s uniqueness and shows what people can bring to society. In “American Identity: Ideas‚ Not Ethnicity‚” author Michael Jay Friedman explains the difference between the “Melting Pot or Salad Bowl” metaphor. Friedman states‚ “They strain at first to overcome their differences‚ but by film’s end all have bonded – as Americans” (Friedman). This quote clearly explains the strain that Americans have overcome to create a bigger whole

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    “There is such hate and rage inside me now that I know I have the power to destroy and kill.” Do you think Loung’s hate and rage made her strong in the face of adversity? Discuss. The novel‚ First They Killed My Father‚ written by and told from the perspective of Loung Ung‚ is a chilling tale of a disturbed childhood‚ where the impact and influence of the communist government‚ the Khmer Rouge‚ fuels the anger and perpetual loathing of the regime which she claims to be the sole reason of the separation

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    It has been said that America is designed to be a melting pot of culture from all over‚ and that is the reason why efforts to be more incorporating of other cultures have been practiced still as of today. However‚ there still exists a group of people who believe that America belongs to the white people and thus they believe that the aforementioned race is superior to the other races. These so-called white supremacists have been rising in prominence as of late since Donald Trump became president last

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    Pot-Belly Research Paper

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    Generally speaking pot-belly pigs‚ will pretty much eat anything you give them‚ sadly pot-belly pigs are known to become very over-weight‚ in most cases obese‚ which can lead to many problems later on with the pigs life‚ a example of a problem which has happened to many pigs before‚ is problems with their joints and their feet. You might already know‚ but potbelly pigs are very smart‚ it’s been known for many pigs to open the fridge themselves and start going though all of your food‚ trying to treats

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    How to Make a Coil Pot

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    How to make a coil pot 1.Before you get started‚ mix a little clay and water together in a container. Stir it until it is nice and slimy. This gooey mixture is called slip. 2. It sounds backwards‚ but to make a coil pot‚ you start from the bottom. Pat a piece of clay into a round flat disc about as thick as a pencil. Try to make it as perfectly round as you can. You can trace around the bottom of a glass if you need help forming the clay into a round shape. Make your base at least three inches

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