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    significance of study

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    Rationale: College students fail classes for a variety of reasons‚ many of which are largely within the control of the students. In some cases‚ the particular way professor grades can impact a student. Some instructors grade more heavily on homework‚ papers and projects‚ while others put a lot of weight on tests. However‚ regardless of the various assessment methods used‚ students can benefit by being cognizant of common causes of class failure. One of the surest ways to fail a class

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    Adolf Hitler is a well known name‚ he was the dictator who commenced the Holocaust. Flossenbürg was the fourth concentration camp created. The Holocaust itself was from 1933 to 1945 twelve years filled with pain and death. So many lives were lost‚ yet no one stood up to prevent this awful event‚ in history‚ until it was too late to save the millions of lives already lost. The Holocaust will never be forgotten‚ it was a brutal attempt of extermination of a selected human race‚ just because of their

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    The sixties are remarkably different from other decades in American history. This period means different things to different people. To some people‚ it could be described as the most turbulent in the American history. Many others regarded it as well as the period that ushered in social change in the country. It is not only in America that the sixties brought a lot of transformation‚ it brought about social change in various parts of the world. This period is very significant in America because it

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    The Hebrew culture is one of the oldest and still living cultures in our world today. It’s become infamous for its distinct traditions and symbols. It’s among one of the most recognizable cultures in the world. What we may remember most is the stories about the Hebrew people. Of course like in many religions‚ the stories deeply root values into its beliefs. All the stories also center one divine being‚ and it’s the relationship of the people with this one god that helped shape the culture into what

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    common between the Sumerian and Hebrew stories of the Flood‚ there are also many differences. It stated that both are required to build an ark along with taking every kind of animal onboard.  They are also similar in the fact that the flood is called upon by God or the gods because of man’s actions. Similarly‚ both Noah and Utnapishtim are from Mesopotamia.(Lambert)  There are a few dissimilarities along with the story‚ the main being the fact that in the Hebrew version there is only one god while

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    Hebrew vs. Babylonian Creation Stories Throughout history‚ different societies have sought to explain how the world and humanity were created. Many cultures have developed their own unique creation stories that attempt to explain how these concepts came into place. Each individual creation story gives us insight on how these ancient people viewed themselves and the world. At first glance‚ the Babylonian and Hebrew creation stories took very different routes to describe how mankind came to be.

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    The Covenant between God and the Hebrew People The Old Testament presents several covenants. However‚ the Abrahamic Covenant is the only one that establishes a direct relationship with God. Following the Abrahamic Covenant‚ comes the Mosaic Covenant along with the covenant between God and the Hebrew people. The Hebrew people are expected to obey the word of God‚ upholding their part of the covenant. While most covenants made with God‚ are unconditional on God’s behalf‚ the covenant between

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    In Gilgamesh and the Hebrew bible there are a lot of similar and differenced between the two stories. Within this essay‚ the discussion about the floods will be compared and contrasted between the two stories within the relationship between humans‚ Gods and the overall purpose of both floods. Within Gilgamesh and Hebrew bible water was used to destroy humankind. Utriapishtuim in Gilgamesh heard about the flood from the God Ea instead of the God who created the flood Ealil ().Unlike Noah who got

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    Significance of Forests

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    Forests are lifeline of our planet Earth‚ as they provide fresh and pure oxygen rich air and pure water for our living. A forest consists of several different types of herbs‚ shrubs‚ climbers‚ creepers and trees with branches spread out widely. Such branches are called as crown of the tree. Trees with wide branches planted in a row‚ provide a roof-like structure‚ called as canopy. These canopies prevent the sunlight and make the atmosphere dark and cool. The soil of the forest is rich in minerals

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    War‚ Violence‚ the Hebrew Bible & the Aeneid War and warfare can serve different purposes. Both the Roman Empire during the Golden Age‚ under the auspices of Rome’s first emperor‚ Caesar Augustus and the Israel’s who followed the Hebrew Bible engaged warfare. However‚ the wars had a different focuses and different goals. The wars of the Old Testament were wars of extermination‚ while the Romans had limited wars. Wars of extermination occurred during Israel’s theocracy‚ and are often cited

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