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    During the collision of European and Native American cultures in the Sixteenth Century‚ smallpox had a devastating impact on Native American communities‚ shaping the course of colonization and altering the dynamics between the two groups. The introduction of smallpox‚ among other diseases‚ decimated indigenous populations‚ leading to profound social‚ political‚ and psychological repercussions. Impact on Native American Communities Smallpox arrived in the Americas with European explorers and colonizers

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    Response Structure Karrie Colin AJS/562 January 28‚ 2013 George Wilson Response Structure Creating an emergency response plan is very important in any business. There are different plans for medical‚ fire‚ police‚ and school. The following plans are imperative in any environment. There are many things that will happen and Incident Command System (ICS) will help to provide the responders with an effective system that works. But before we go into the structures‚ an understanding of an incident

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    In the 1400s alone‚ two collisions of worlds took place. They are collisions in the sense that there were two parties who were socially very different whose cultures met at rather sudden point. These collisions’ importance and impact in history and global economics is great. The first was the introduction of European trading posts into Africa; the second was Columbus landing in the Bahamas and unintentionally discovering the New World. These two events are alike in they both let to dramatic changes

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    Eugene Ngezem10/21/14 A justifying Achebe’s title Things Fall Apart with Okonkwo Author Chinua Achebe speaks of a tribe that is united and resilient; nine villages that have their strong beliefs and customs but things falls apart for the villagers by the tongue‚ customs‚ and trickery of the “white man”. In Things Fall Apart Achebe not only shows the downfall of a whole clan but of one special character named Okonkwo. Okonkwo a stern and well respected warrior is brought to dismay leading to his own

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    you see Okonkwo “come up from the coldest places.” One example of Okonkwo progressing from a rough place is on page 18‚ “With a father like Unoka‚ Okonkwo did not have the start in life which many young men had‚” (Achebe). Unfortunately‚ Okonkwo did not have the life most men in Umuofia had. Most of the men in Okonkwo’s tribe were able to gain respect by having a father with high status. Sadly‚ Okonkwo’s father was a failure and Okonkwo could not inherit anything from him. In the end‚ Okonkwo had to

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    The data was sent back‚ and we were called to come back home‚ once we boarded the ship the planet passed and asteroid belt‚ but we were already too far to turn around‚ we were on a one way ticket to Collision Town. Drew’s split second decision to turn the ship off and let us fall back to the planet saved our lives but damaged the ship beyond our needs to get home. With our ship beyond repair we decided to abandon it and go to search for a stable ground

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    In this paper I will compare and contrast one aspect of pre and post colonial Ibo culture and the way that lives are lived and the way they are affected‚ in the Ibo agricultural culture era‚ wealth is not displayed by riches but by yams!? In the Ibo cultures yams are used to show wealth as compared to the U.S that had grew wheat‚ corn and a lot more to show that they were successful‚ in the Ibo culture they use yams as a trade/currency due to its rarity and its flavor/delicacy and the difficulty

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    Okonkwo was born in a poor family. His father was a coward and did not want to do his form work. Their family was mocked by their neighbors because of the poverty. As the book expressed “with a father like Unoka‚ Okonkwo did not have the start in life which many young men had. He neither inherited a barn nor a title‚ nor even a young wife.” (Things Fall Apart‚ Chapter 3‚ Page 13) However‚ Okonkwo was eager to be the excellent one‚ this is his natural

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    Tragic Hero Okonkwo is the central character in the novel ‘Things Fall Apart’ by Chinua Achebe. Okonkwo‚ the tragic hero that represented human qualities and that was essentially good‚ but flawed in the novel Things Fall Apart. In many different aspects‚ he is a tragic hero from his possession of prestige‚ power‚ in the way he selects his manner of conduct and lastly‚ in his fear of neither revealing weakness nor failing‚ which acts and leads as his tragic flaw in this novel. In his process to fame

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    In the novel Things Fall Apart‚ strength and pride are very important aspects of the main character‚ Okonkwo‚ however‚ these traits may sound like excellent traits to possess but because of the way he was raised‚ Okonkwo harbours many of his emotions under an outer shell of violence‚ strength and pride. His traits can be shown by looking at where he has come from in his life‚ for example‚ Okonkwo has acquired a large amount of wealth in his life because of his hard work and dedication which he also

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