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    My creative personal response to the holocaust in form of a visual art‚ has demonstrated my understanding of the Holocaust‚ the short and long term effects and impact on individuals‚ groups and nations. My personal response called One is a large canvas sporting a range of images that have been collated from popular magazines such as Who and Vouge. Each individual image has been carefully cut out and a gold star has been positioned on their clothing with their eyes blackened out. These individuals

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    when you ask the question about early American history they will immediately and ultimately respond with one exact answer; the Puritans came to New England in search of freedom and new religion. During the late seventeenth century‚ religion gave the Puritans the opportunity to begin a new life‚ achieve social class‚ gain respect in the colonies‚ and have individual morality. Although that was a bit difficult to overcome for most Puritans; because the founders of the colonies on the mainland of British

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    read more books on this topic because while reading this book I found the facts that the book had very interesting. One of the things that the book said was that more than 6 million Jews were killed during the holocaust. I found this fact captivating because I asked myself‚ why were so many people killed during a short period of time? If Iread more books on the topic of the holocaust i think it will help answer why so many people were killed. Even though there isn’t a logical answer to this question

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    now a necessity. The reasons for these drastic changes are two‚ 1. The residential areas have spread far and wide making cars indispensable. 2. Money at disposal and boom everywhere has made the purchase of cars possible by one and all. The Public transport system played both by the Government and private sector suffers serious drawbacks such as heavy crowd‚ negligent and rash driving undue consumption of time and unreliable operations. These are now factors go in favour of purchasing

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    believe the Holocaust never happened. This theory began during World War II. These people were called the Holocaust Deniers. They believed that the 20 million lives that were lost were all a joke. Important topics in the Holocaust are the history‚ mental thinking‚ and evidence. An important topic is the history of Holocaust Denial. The Holocaust denial theory began by Nazi commandants who destroyed concentration camps‚ records‚ and prisoners because they were all evidence of the Holocaust. Most Nazis

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    therefore leading to the death of over six million men‚ women‚ and children‚ creating what we now know as the Holocaust. In order to truly understand what happened under the Nazi regime‚ one must understand that there were dark‚ evil forces at work; and that through one man in particular‚ Adolf Hitler‚ these forces destroyed nearly two-thirds of the Jews on the planet. During the Holocaust‚ millions of lives were lost and millions more were affected in ways that we will never fully grasp. By watching

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    The farm bill has an enormous impact on farming life‚ how foods grow and what kind of food cultivate. That in turn affects the environment‚ the local economy and public health. Therefore‚ formulate and implement the farm bill is good for health and sustainability. The process of enacting is complicated‚ it must through the proposed‚ debated and passed by Congress and then signed into law by the President. The Farm Bill starts in 1993 as a part of the New Deal legislation of President Franklin Delano

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    The Holocaust‚ which took place during WWII‚ caused many tragic deaths due to one powerful man. 11 million people died during this time but the Holocaust focused more on the Jewish religion‚ where 6 million Jews were killed. At this time‚ Jews were forced to live in ghettos and concentration camps‚ where a mass amount of people died. One of the largest ghettos in Poland‚ Warsaw‚ had over 400‚000 people living in a crowded area of 1.3 square miles. Torture and occurred frequently when they were sent

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    The Holocaust was a state-supported‚ dehumanization and homicide of around six million Jews by the Nazi administration and its colleagues. The slave trade was the act of purchasing and offering of individuals‚ particularly from Africa for benefit. These individuals were oppressed in the Capitalist Europe and were subjected to doing work in the field and in mines. There were many similarities in the hardships of the lives of both slaves in America and the victims of the Holocaust in Germany. The

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    the holocaust. So many suffer mental wounds from the pain they encountered that most believed wasn’t possible. But do you know what happened to the survivors? What effects did this tragedy have? According to an article labeled Results and Effects of World War 2‚ “The long range of psychological effects the Holocaust had on survivors are indeed multitudinal. There can be no doubt that profound shock enveloped those arriving at the death camps.” The occasional hushed rumor about the holocaust was

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