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    like slipping grades‚ depression and even unhealthy eating habits. On the subject of being unhealthy‚ how does this school expect us to have the healthiest month ever‚ when we have no time to do activities out of school to stay fit and healthy. Nelson Mandela once said “after climbing a great hill‚ one only finds there are more hills to climb” i decided to use this quote because this is sometimes how i feel about my homework because no matter how much homework we finish there will always be more

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    Cicero’s opening speech in the ’Trial of Verres’ is focused on the failings of Gaius Verres as he rose up in the Roman political system to the level of governor‚ and his subsequent attempts to corrupt the court system in order to be acquitted and avoid a legitimate trial. Cicero doesn’t attempt to portray Verres’ situation as unique‚ and states that these acts of corruption and provincial malpractice are rampant throughout the Roman political system. Cicero systematically goes through Verres’ misdoings

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    slang instead of using my own way to understand it . To be honest‚ this mock trail ‚which I have never done before is really a good pratical experience for me. Through this imitation trail‚ I got a better‚specific and deepen understanding about the trial and I learned about the leagal system in a more competitive manner. I feel I just experienced a real trail. It’s pretty cool ! Moreover‚There are three things that I learned about the trail process from this experience that I didn’t know before I want

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    MCCARTHYISM   (​ Maddie​ ‚ ​ Nicholas McCarthy accused innocent citizens of being communist. He ensured political  success by corrupting the government.He would make false accusations during hearings to make  things better for himself. ​ ‚ ​ Ashley  ​ ‚ ​ Mary Beth​ ) 1. Who was McCarthy?  Discuss his position in the  senate as well as his perspective and role in the hearings.  Senator Joseph McCarthy was the man who accused fellow government employees of being  Communists. He would find evide

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    Memoirs of a Geisha director Steven Spielberg. Both texts highlight the notion of the inability to belong to place and culture and thus not being able to belong to self causing the protagonist to feel limited in their belonging experience‚ and the trials and tribulations implemented to overcome this to consequently feel a sense of belonging‚ which furthermore allows the protagonists belonging experience to be enriched. Belonging to culture and place is often the most complex battle; the inability

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    Hope. It is the one thing that people have survived on for centuries. Without hope‚ the African Americans of the early 1800’s would have just succumbed to the will of the slave owners. This is why Mandela is considered such a great leader. Nelson Mandela’s message through his speeches was one of hope‚ which is the only thing the people of Ndotshemi have to thrive on (Chokshi). Alan Paton‚ the author of Cry the Beloved Country‚ also believed in hope bringing together the land of South Africa.

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    life today are different from what people practiced in the sixteenth century. Even freedom of speech is encouraged among young people nowadays when in those days‚ adolescents were hardly allowed to speak what was on their mind. Not only adolescents but also women were regarded as inferior and not privileged to express their opinions. They were considered unfit for something as important as freedom of speech especially when the topic was religion. Religion was not something anyone could talk about freely

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    Austin Zhuang Mr. Monroe Lit/Writ 1 12 Feb 2014 To Kill A Mockingbird: Post-Trial Diary Entry 21 November 1935 Dear Diary‚ It has come to an end of the trial‚ and all I am feeling right now is this situation‚ which feels extremely tense. Tom Robinson‚ the suspect in whom my dad‚ Atticus‚ is defending has still been considered guilty‚ even after my dad’s long speech of “equality among race” to the courthouse. I have apathy for the cruelty and harshness in the society of Maycomb

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    bravery to stand alone. We have witnessed brave individuals who fight and come together to change the world. In 1994 Nelson Mandela was the first black president of South Africa he was an amazing leader because of his dedication inspiration and his vision to change the world. He put an end to Apartheid and segregation‚ but his main goal as a president was to unify Africa. Very much like Nelson Mandel‚ John Kennedy changed the world he served as the 35th president and made a significant impact on shaping

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    The Trials of Oz the audience to draw ideas of biest and corruption of the legal system‚ as the judges are ignorant of the outside world youth‚ only take note of higher sources of knowledge‚ let cops do obscenity things just cuase they are cops‚ have very one sided views‚ would put someone in jail for a little small thing Though this view is only put across by roberston ‚ only his side of the story ‚ this is his oppion and view on the legal system and by putting across as untrustworthy

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