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    former has rarely occurred for continuous decades. Jerusalem is constantly a city in dispute‚ where even the age of the city is an example of this concept. Jews consider Jerusalem’s history to start 3000 years ago when David established the city as capital of the United Kingdom of Israel. Palestinians‚ believing they are the descendants of the Canaanites‚ say the city is 5‚000 years old. The great disputes seem unjustified when pictures of Jerusalem are viewed. The city is a desert between the Mediterranean

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    The siege of Vicksburg will be known as one of the most important battles in the Civil War. At least‚ that’s what the opposing president’s think. The city of Vicksburg‚ Louisiana‚ sits on the banks of the Mississippi. Vicksburg was a vital port city for the Confederacy‚ as it was one of the two remaining cities on the mississippi that the South had control over. Because of this‚ the actual fort was heavily armed. Lunentint General John C. Pemberton had been put in charge of the fort’s protection

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    The Siege of Charleston Did you know that the Siege of Charleston was one of the most embarrassing losses in the American Revolutionary War? It led to the possibility of capturing all of North Carolina by the British. The Siege of Charleston had a lot of interesting causes‚ leaders‚ events‚ and effects. The Siege of Charleston had a few different causes. One of the causes was the British decision to push south. The pushed south because they already captured Georgia and they thought that the loyalists

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    family‚ until one day you wake up and realize you’re in the wrong field‚ so you quit your job and decide to help make a difference in this world by focusing on my what matters to you most. Social conscious is the main theme in the short story “The Siege at Whale Cay” by Megan Mayhew Bergman‚ as it made clear through the struggles the protagonist‚ Georgie faces. Bergman uses foreshadowing in the first paragraph to give the reader a clue of what is to come later in the short fiction. For example‚

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    will rise by approximately 230 feet. One According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change‚ the magnitude of destruction caused by rising sea levels is still uncertain; flooding can rise up to thirty feet. Miami‚ for example depicted in “The Siege of Miami.” shows a possible scenario of massive flooding and reallocation of residence. Author Elizabeth Kolbert conducts investigative reporting by following Han Wanless‚ the chairman of the University of Miami’s Geological Science Department‚ and

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    Applications of Kant’s Theory In Eichmann in Jerusalem: a report on the banality of evil‚ Hannah Arendt recorded Eichmann’s justification of murdering millions of Jews during the Nuremberg Trials. Eichmann used Kant’s theory of categorical imperative to argue that he should be not held accountable for murder because the ethic of his action was in accordance with that of the general laws during war time. Eichmann also claimed that it was not his own will to kill‚ but purely to perform his duty of

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    In The Siege of Miami: As Temperatures Climb‚ so Too‚ Will Sea Levels‚ Elizabeth Kolbert discusses climate change and sea level rise‚ with a particular emphasis on how both impact South Florida. There is much discussion on Miami‚ Florida. Indeed‚ the author states that the city of Miami Beach floods quite often‚ and these floods are typically predictable. The text discusses the science‚ politics‚ and social aspects of climate change and sea level rise. This review will discuss the major ideas covered

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    militias then set up camp around the city of Boston and attempted to place a siege on the city. However that did not affect the British in a concerning way‚ since they were still able to receive more troops and supplies from the harbor which the colonists could not blockade since they had virtually no naval based force. Although the British were not in major trouble of running out of supplies during the so called Siege of Boston‚ they were still stuck inside the city of Boston and faced at least

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    Elizabeth Kolbert’s article “The Siege of Miami” pans out interesting structural patterns that can be overlooked at first glance. However‚ through a thorough analysis of Kolbert’s article‚ we can start to see how often certain fields and disciplines interconnect with the economic state of South Florida. For instance‚ Hal Wanless‚ a geological scientist who spent half a century studying how South Florida came to be‚ brings up a complex prediction that pans out an interesting structural pattern throughout

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    I agree with you in many ways. Jerusalem is the single most complex city in terms of cultural‚ religious and historical importance to the world’s leading monotheist belief; Judaism‚ Islam‚ and Christianity. You mentioned (and I agree) that the Dome is one of the earliest Islamic monuments that have survived and the original purpose for its creation has been the subject of much debate. You also highlighted that the Dome is so unique for Islam not only because of its artistic decoration but also

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