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    Nelson Mandela are examples of participants who used civil disobedience to leave an impression. Gandhi adopted ideas from Henry David Thoreau’s‚ ’On the Duty of Civil Disobedience’‚ to shape his approach to obstruct corruption. During the Civil Rights Movement‚ Martin Luther King Jr. constantly promoted peace and justice to the nation‚ despite the vulnerable position he held. Nelson Mandela also acted upon Thoreau’s ideas when he attempted to end the apartheid in South Africa. Each of these three activists

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    One of the hermeneutical strategies used by Nazianzus is the incomprehensibility of God. God is something that can never be fully described by human words‚ as the subject of God “is impossible to [express]‚ and yet more impossible to conceive‚” as no human can see the face of God and live to tell the tale. Nazianzus defines God by what God is‚ but does not try to “comprehend the whole of so great a subject as this‚” because it is impossible. Dr. Valeria A. Karras‚ an assistant professor of Church

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    residential and industrial re-segregation; massive state investment in predominantly white areas; massive state disinvestment from rural and urban areas with large African American‚ Native American‚ Latino populations; the triumph of the state’s rights movement; the fracturing of any semblance of national social policy; and so on. By first understanding the central role of race in the [spatial] restructuring process at the regional level‚ we can then trace how dominant regional blocs use race to reorder

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    In 19521‚ J.D. Salinger wrote Catcher in the Rye‚ during the time in between the first and second waves of the feminist movement. This movement inspired Salinger to invert the roles of women and show the change between women’s roles in the past and the roles that they will undertake in the future. Salinger changes the jobs of females from someone who submits themselves to male dominance to someone who resists the jobs forced upon them by society. He does so by having older characters that affected

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    Do we contemplate language when thinking about the origins of racism? We most likely do not think about it since language and racism does not appear to be correlated. But aren’t they associated? Yes‚ they are associated in the sense that language itself can take the form of racism. It is essential to recognize language as one of the most influential contributors to racism in order to see the connection between them. Words have the power to create great things just like they have the power to destroy

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    During the mid-late 1800s‚ economic and industrial developments profoundly transformed the land and the peoples of the American West. Immigrants and non-Indians who longed for new opportunities in life settled there. This influx of westward movement was primarily initiated as a result of deliberate policy by the federal government. Since the United States government secured more land in central North America after the Louisiana Purchase and annexation of southern and western states (Boyer 317)‚ the

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    Dear William Lloyd Garrison’s newspaper: I am a student from Georgia State University and I am writing to you about my thought of the abolitionist movement. As we know‚ the abolitionist movement is developing very fast in the 1830s. In North America the colonial period‚ slaves trafficking and slavery constitute an important part of capital accumulation. The direct cause of slavery in the North American colonies‚ the plantation is in urgent need of a large labor force.(Bennet Barrow‚ "Plantation

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    AP Prompt: Allegory and symbolism are often used to convey implicit meaning in a work of literature. In a well-organized essay discuss how Robert Frost uses the aforementioned devices to convey his intent or implicit meaning. Robert Frost’s iconic poem The Road Not Taken is a work heavily reliant on the use of symbolism and allegory to convey the implicit meaning. The poem is a narrative of a moment in a man’s life where he must make a choice‚ standing at a separation of paths in a yellow wood

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    Since the Dark Ages‚ mankind has sought innovative solutions to a problem that has plagued them for centuries. Soldiers who were amputated and left handicapped from the horrors of war struggled to find a functional answer to their situation. Peg legs and hand hooks were one of the first developments in ancient prosthetics. However‚ they were unwieldy and difficult to hide. It was not until the early 1400’s that prosthetics were created with functionality and subtlety in mind. During this time in

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    Over 200 years ago‚ our founding fathers envisioned a free America. They were able to find opportunity to bring their ideas to reality and create a foundation for a nation ideal for all. This dream is one of the many that has molded America into the reputable county it is today. Without the courage and boldness these men had to speak their minds‚ nobody would have the current opportunities accessible to them. Although many have developed the idea that the “American Dream” is not effective‚ it still

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