The 1930’s were a time when social changes were happening at a much faster pace than in recent years passed. The fair culture of America was also changing. It was sort of evolving into what was to become an unrecognizable creation‚ both in the physical sense and the ideological sense. The fairs of the 1930’s however‚ while being the first time in history where we see large additions of amusement without purpose‚ as in today’s massive regional amusement parks. The old splendor of educational dioramas
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My Artifact: Starburst chain General Purpose: To inform Specific purpose: After listening to my presentation‚ my audience will know why friendship is important to me and some advantages and disadvantages of having 8 best friends. Organizational Pattern: Categorical I. Introduction Nine girls‚ packed into a Chevy Malibu about to drive seven hours on a mini road trip to Minnesota for the annual Kappa Convention weekend. This trip was with me and eight of my best friends
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Cultural Artifact Speech Outline: Ukulele I. Introduction A. Attention Getter: Did you know that learning to play an instrument provides you with many benefits? It can increase your memory capacity‚ enhance your coordination‚ and it’s simply fun! B. Revealed Object: Today I will be telling you all about the Ukulele. I play this along with guitar‚ piano‚ and singing but the ukulele holds a special place in my heart. C. Thesis Statement: Playing the ukulele is relatively easy to learn and can
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Just because a nation falls to another does not mean its culture disappears forever. In some cases‚ its culture may continue to live on for centuries. Such was the case for ancient Greece‚ whose culture trickled down into the Western Roman Empire and even further into the Medieval Ages. Aspects of ancient Greek culture are even relevant today‚ thousands of years later. The reasoning behind why Greek culture continued to thrive after the nation’s decline can be attributed to many reasons‚ the most
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Trevisha Dixon World Geography Cultural Writing 2 3o October 2012 The Arab Culture Have you ever found yourself asking questions about another culture? I have been reading articles about the Arab culture. The articles that I have read‚ describes different types of races in the Arab culture. Now that you have more information about the different cultures you will begin to understand a whole lot more about the Arab people as a whole. Like other cultures‚” Arab’s have are a shared religion
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justifiable. I also believe that cultural relativism plays a role in this‚ and that some societies view sacrificing others as morally right and that culture needs to be taken into consideration. An example of this is the killing of female babies in the Inuit culture. Female babies were killed due to a high death rate among men‚ who were hunters‚ which led to a surplus of females. This shortage of men‚ meant a shortage of food‚ in order to keep the majority of the culture alive‚ men were of priority because
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What if the world was dominated by men? What if all women had no say in things they believe‚ and every woman’s voice was considered useless? From the 1800’s up until today‚ women all around the world have been told they can be nothing more than a housewife and man’s eye candy. Thanks to brilliant trailblazers like Susan B. Anthony‚ Alice Paul‚ and Lucy Stone‚ the term feminism has been well respected and has grown into a worldwide phenomenon. Now more than ever‚ feminism has allowed women across
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Museum Artifact 737 likely represents a bichrome‚ wheel-made kylix fired during the Cypro-Geometric III period of the Cypriot Iron Age. The kylix‚ a drinking vessel shaped like a stemmed bowl or cup and possessing a height of 5.5 cm‚ resembles a chalice with a disk base of 3 cm connected to a bowl measuring 8 cm across its widest point. Marked with two sets of concentric circles on the interior of the bowl‚ the kylix draws strong influence from greek design during the Late Bronze Age. Joanna Smith
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reaction which I would like the audience to have when my object is viewed‚ is an interested and impressed expression on the artefact which I have created. I would like them to react this way due to the fact that when presenting my artefact to other year 8’s and fellow teachers‚ I will have both a 3D view of my object as well as I will have a 3D printed artefact with extra intricate designs. Having a 3D view of my object will attract people and will
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Collingwood begins by asking the question‚ if art is something real but is not a craft or artifact‚ what is it? It is not made by changing or transforming raw materials or by following a plan‚ so what do we call the process? He proceeds to answer these questions by taking them one by one‚ beginning with the artist. He then asks what we call the act that the artist performs if we do not see it as a technical skill. Collingwood asserts that he does not want the audience to misunderstand the answers
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