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    history of Pocahontas and how she became such an important aspect to the English and the Powhatan Indians. I would also like to grasp a better understanding on how the Algonquin princess is transformed into an English man’s wife and goes into English Custody. This paper has reviews of articles by Gary Dyer‚ Frederic W. Gleach‚ Michael Tratner‚ and Jay Hansford C. Vest. Cleveland State University‚ English department member‚ Gary Dyer‚ wrote the article‚ “The Transatlantic Pocahontas.” Dyer expresses

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    moral life because in the end‚ we only have God to own up to. We have all just watched a film‚ that I personally can say‚ changed my view on life currently. Haven’t we all been in Jake’s shoes before‚ having to make a million different choices‚ some moral and some not? I’m sure we all can say yes‚ so read along with me now to see how Jakes moral issues mimic the same ones we face everyday. Jake was a normal teenager‚ living in a modern society‚ trying to keep his friends and live life to the

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    Sharon Moore HIUS 221-B42 FEBUARUY 24‚ 2014 BAPTISM OF POCAHONTAS JOHN GADSBY CHAPMAN ARTIST The Baptism of Pocahontas is oil on canvas painting that was painted by John Gadsby Chapman .The painting was commissioned in 1837 and was delivered to the U.S. Capital and hung in Rotunda in November of 1840. John Gadsby Chapman is trying to portray a defining event in Pocahontas’s life which was her entry into the Christian faith. The feelings John Gadsby Chapman was trying to evoke through his painting

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    Pocahontas The American tradition of telling exaggerated stories is one that has become simpler as television and movies integrated into American lives. With a television set in almost every household‚ a story can be told and passed down through generations and can in many ways uphold ideals throughout history. Now we can take a century old story and reimagine it through motion pictures. Although most of America’s early history is limited one of the most famous stories concerning the new world are

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    the Pocahontas story was inaccurate since no one really knows if John Smith was telling the truth or not. Furthermore when enlightening your children with false evidence they are most likely going to go throughout life with that false mentality. In the description of Pocahontas the only truth we know is ”In 1995‚ Disney released an artistically beautiful animated film showing the supposed events that unfolded between John Smith and Pocahontas.” Nowhere in the story does it say that Pocahontas was

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    Pocahontas; Reel vs Real The Disney version of Pocahontas and the real story have many differences such as the romance‚ Pocahontas’ personality‚ and how the story ended. Disney has romanticized the tragic story of Pocahontas into not one‚ but two cartoons‚ with a target audience of children. And with deeply embedded messages into the plot of love and strength‚ many differences surface‚ showing off Disney’s ability to make a story of war‚ captives‚ and death a happy tale for children to enjoy. In

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    (Cameron‚ 2009). When comparing James Cameron’s Avatar with Walt Disney’s Pocahontas‚ you may find several similarities in the movies; but don’t be fooled‚ because it is the differences of these two movies that sets them so widely apart‚ rather than the similarities that supposedly bring them together. Many people seem to have the opinion that Avatar is just a futuristic‚ visually stunning version of Walt Disney’s Pocahontas but in reality‚ they are nothing alike as they have two entirely different

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    By most accounts‚ Bessie Smith was a rough‚ crude‚ violent woman. She was also one of the greatest Blues singers of the 1920s. The road that took her to the title “Empress of the Blues” was not an easy one. It was certainly not one of the romantic "rags to riches" tales that Horatio Alger made popular during her time. For a young black woman from the South the journey was anything but easy‚ and it would require a special kind of person‚ and Bessie Smith was definitely that. She was a woman who fought

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    respectively close to being heroes. The True Story of Pocahontas was written by Dr. Linwood “Little Bear” Custalow and Angela L. Daniel “Silver Star”. Dr. Linwood‚ the oral historian of the Mattaponi tribe‚ and Angela L.‚ his coauthor‚ decided to be the first to document Pocahontas and her people in this book. For nearly 400 years Pocahontas’s story only lived within the Mattaponi tribe out of fear of a violent retribution if it were to go public. The Powhatan did not have a written language‚ their history

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    In the early history of the 1600’s‚ North America had been discovered and establishment of the New World had begun. Although Spain and England both focused on the colonization and exploration of the Americas‚ their ambitions and goals were very different. The most important reasons for English colonization were religious freedom‚ to seek refuge‚ and new economic opportunities. The Spanish‚ on the other hand‚ exploited the New World in search of gold and silver‚ greed navigated their search. Although

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