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    This sarcophagus from the time of Ancient Rome was the final resting place for an officer of the Roman Army‚ but it is anything but modest. It is covered in stories and symbols displaying the power of this dedicated soldier and his beloved Roman Empire. Romans who could afford such magnanimous sarcophagi took the opportunity to get one for them to be buried in order to stand out from the crowd and display their wealth and fame. In Ancient Rome‚ war heroes and generals commissioned striking sarcophagi

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    Why Is Activism Important

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    “A dead thing can go with the stream‚ but only a living thing can go against it.” G.K Chesterton Activism and protests are important to a government‚ even more to a democracy‚ to help make a change‚ in some circumstances‚ which would not have had light shined on them otherwise. Without such demonstrations‚ we may still have segregation between the races and unequal rights between genders. Generally‚ most people have the wrong idea about activism and protests. Undoubtedly there are “hippies” and

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    English language becomes the means of international communication‚ the language of trade‚ education‚ politics‚ and economics. People have to communicate with each other. It is very important for them to understand foreigners and be understood by them. In this case the English language comes to be one but very serious problem. A word comes to be a very powerful means of communication but also can be a cause of a great misunderstanding if it is not clearly understood by one of the speakers. The understanding

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    Why Are Feathers Pink?

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    bird: Grandma‚ can you tell me why are your feathers pink? Grandma: This is a long story. It begins with….. Once upon a time‚ on an island far away called Pixa. There lived two creatures‚ the humans‚ and the birds. A magical place where the sky is always blue with big fluffy white clouds and the sun is always shining. All of the birds have white feathers. The birds and the humans treat each other with respect and lived peacefully together. But one day a rebellious bird

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    Why Is Torture Wrong

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    Landon Powell Prof. Terry Galbraith ENG 102-201 Argument Essay 10 March 2016 The Fight on Terrorism Torture is the intentional inflicting of severe pain and suffering on people to punish or intimidate them so that they will extract information (Doing Ethics). Torture is morally wrong if it is unjustifiable or does not serve a purpose. On the other hand‚ to protect and secure our country from extremist and other terrorist‚ it can be morally justified. Keeping torture quiet with the public and out

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    Generation Gap

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    The generational gap is a term popularized in Western countries during the 1960s referring to differences between people of younger generations and their elders‚ especially between children and their parents.[1] Although some generational differences have existed throughout history‚ modern generational gaps have often been attributed to rapid cultural change in the postmodern period‚ particularly with respect to such matters as musical tastes‚ fashion‚ culture and politics. These changes are assumed

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    What lies behind the generation gap? A generation gap is a modern term for calling the difference between generations‚ between the opinions‚ attitudes and the behavior of the younger and the older generations. The progress of time and technologies makes the introduction of new ideas and new believes unavoidable. It leads to the misunderstanding between adults and teenagers. Sometimes‚ it may be an obstacle for parents to accept teenagers’ behaviour. Moreover‚ they find it inexplicable and intolerable

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    In the late 1960s‚ a counterculture movement developed and it lasted for about eight years. It coincided with America’s involvement in Vietnam. The counterculture was the rejection of conventional social norms that was in place in those years‚ it was carried out by the hippie. A typical hippie of the 1960s belong to a white middle class citizen. The youth involved in the counterculture rejected the cultural standards of their parents‚ racial segregation and the initial support for the Vietnam War

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    Work Ethics Generation By Generation A Pakistani generation is defined by the common attitudes‚ experiences and preferences that develop in the context of social and economic events of a defined period of time. Generations typically are associated with birth year ranges. Generational commonalities transcend cultural and gender differences. The social and economic influences that create popular culture are experienced by all within a generation‚ even though culture and gender play a role in how the

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    Music During The 1960's

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    jazz‚ blues‚rock‚ and of course metal..we came a long way since then and undeniably one of the most crucial time periods of music‚ leading to the music evolution into the music we hear today‚ especially for rock fans like myself‚ is the 1960’s. America during the 1960’s was a time a change‚ it was a time of new ideals in an ever growing country‚ in an attempt to leave behind the remnants of a republican’s dream society of 9 to 5’s‚ in a suburban wonderland with the wife and kids. to be replaced with

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