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    King Jr. and David Thoreau. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “Letter from Birmingham City Jail” is about MLK Jr.’s experience with civil disobedience. MLK Jr. himself‚ committed an act of civil disobedience and stood up for what was right. As did David Thoreau in “From Civil Disobedience”. These men knew the law and the consequences that would follow‚ but they understood what would benefit from their act of disobedience. Anyone can be disobedient to the law‚ just like MLK Jr. and David Thoreau‚ but understanding

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    September 5‚ 2014 Thoreau In the Eyes of Solnit It seems that Henry David Thoreau writes in such a way as to intentionally confuse readers from his time. But if this is his intention‚ how does he expect readers who can no longer relate to his time period to be able to relate to his theories? Rebecca Solnit translates Thoreau’s writing into something that contemporary readers can relate to and understand based on how they currently live and what they rely on in the modern world. She does so by

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    Ant‚ Power Animal‚ Symbol of Team Work‚ Oneness and Patience  By Ina Woolcott  When observing ants it is easy to see some of the special characteristics‚ or ’powers’ they have. Ants are very industrious. There are ants that are solitary but most are part of a large community. Within the community there is a wide variety of activities and behaviours‚ with each ant knowing its place and fulfilling its duties with total loyalty to the whole. Each ant does his bit to ensure the survival of the

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    “Being True” Being true to yourself is the most important thing that can happen in your life. Thoreau said “Still we live meanly‚ like ants; though the fable tells us that we were long ago changed into men; like pygmies we fight with cranes; it is error upon error‚ and clout upon clout‚ and our best virtue has for its occasion a superfluous and evitable wretchedness.” This quote is saying you can do whatever you want but ask yourself is that really gonna make you happy because if not you just be

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    Henry David Thoreau (1817-1862) Matthew Smith US History AP Mr. Thomas Hueneme High School Henry David Thoreau was born in Concord‚ Massachusetts on July 12‚ 1817 and has always been a unique individual. One of his first memories is looking into the stars and trying to see God behind them. Thoreau is infamous for his transcendental beliefs and for being an antislavery activist. Also‚ he is widely known for his philosophical books Walden and Civil Disobedience

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    ANTS Introduction I. There are some species of ants such as; leaf cutter‚ army‚ harvester‚ weaver‚ honey pot‚ argentine‚ trap jaw fire‚ black garden‚ red stinging‚ yellow meadow and wood ants. A. According to studies each ant has its own business. Some of them defend the ant nest‚ some of them carry food. B. Each species of ants have their own distinct characteristics. Like‚ leaf cutter ants cut the leafs and carry them to nest. C. Army Ants are nomadic and they are always moving. (Transition):

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    Identify the Ant Start by identifying the type of ant in your house so you can find out its nesting habits and have a better idea of where they’re living (they may be nesting outdoors). Take a close-up photo of the ant and e-mail it (or snail mail it) to your local university extension service (enter your state’s name and “university extension service” into any online search engine). The extension service will tell you the type of ant you’re dealing with and where it nests. It may give you fact sheets

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    develop this theme? Civil Disobedience by Henry David Thoreau contains the theme of power as a corrupting influence. In the essay‚ Thoreau believes that the American government does not lead its people well. By following the majority‚ the power in the so-called “unjust” government‚ Thoreau thinks that the government has been corrupted. Those who work in government can’t see what is wrong because they are a part of it. To develop this theme for his essay‚ Thoreau uses techniques like personal examples

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    Henry David Thoreau’s “Civil Disobedience” inspired a revolution of men to do what is right. His term: civil disobedience‚ refers to people protesting unjust laws by refusing to comply with them. This process is not just for any laws and practices but ones that cannot be resolved by the Democratic process. In his time‚ Thoreau referred to slavery and the Mexican-American War. Thoreau found both of these pieces of history to be hypocritical of the United States moral values. The United States stands

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    Shaun David Hutchinson’s novel We Are the Ants is a riveting story which draws attention to the everyday struggles people may face such as depression‚ grief‚ and bullying‚ acknowledges different perspectives to life and setbacks‚ and includes a little bit of mystery. Although the novel emphasises the importance of understanding that everyone is going through some sort of dilemma‚ the struggles facing the characters are exaggerated‚ which is why I rate this book an 8.5/10. The main character‚ Henry

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