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    Girl Stolen Book Report

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    Title: Girl Stolen Author: April Henry Pages: 213 Characters: Cheyenne Wilder‚ she is 16 years old‚ she is sick with pneumonia and she is also blind. Griffin‚ he is stealing cars for his father’s business. Roy‚ he is Griffin’s father who owns this business that his son steals cars from stores. Background: Cheyenne Wilder recently turn blind in a car crash three years ago. In that car crash her mother passed away and she turn blind. Three years later Cheyenne got diagnosed with pneumonia. She

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    O Luminous's Legacy

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    Intro: O’Luminous‚ the king of The New World‚ murdered on the night of his second wedding in the civilization’s main ziggurat. The only remains are his legacy and his son. Joseph‚ the son of O’Luminous was abandoned as a child after is father’s death. The death of the king left the entire civilization of The New World hopeless.The day after the king’s death‚ Joseph rediscovered who he was. The god of hope‚ Ydar‚ granted extraordinary powers on Joseph‚ such as extreme intelligence and time travel

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    THE LEGACY by Virgina Woolf (1882-1941) PART I. Before the meeting 1. At the beginning of the story Gilbert Clandon was waiting for Sissy Miller to arrive. Who was she and what was the purpose of the meeting? Gilbert Clandon was waiting for Sissy Miller‚ who was the maid. Gilbert Clandon did the meeting to give to her the pearl brooch‚ because Angela had left a little gift of some sort for every one of her friends 2. Angela had kept a diary ever since she got married. Had her husband ever read

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    Amelia Earhart Legacy

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    on an airplane. She used her passion for flying to conquer several social norms that were in place for women at that time. Unfortunately in 1937‚ she disappeared on a solo transatlantic flight and her body was ever found. She left behind a lasting legacy and the idea that women can accomplish just as much as men. Amelia Mary Earhart was born on July 24‚1897 in Atchison‚ Kansas. Her mother was Amelia Otis and her father‚ Edwin Earhart. Her father took on many jobs to keep his family financially stable

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    Girl‚ Stolen Dictionary Section Shards (p.50)- A fragment; broken or broken pieces of glass or pottery. E- With the side of her free foot‚ she tried to sweep the other shards of glass under the dresser. Desolate- Left alone or lonely. Flaunt- To show off. Ruffled- To disturb the smoothness or calmness of something. Despair- A condition of giving up‚ or a complete loss or absence of hope. Authorities- The power or right to give up orders‚ make decisions‚ and enforce obedience. Reconstructed (p.63)-

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    Karkus: Pertopian Legacy

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    remembered each detail‚ and to his surprise‚ an overwhelming sense of affinity had erupted within him. The emotion had forced him to look for the painter’s name‚ but it was erased‚ or perhaps it was never meant to be there. The painting was named Pertopian Legacy. Time slowly went

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    The Jesuit Legacy in India

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    The Jesuit Legacy in India Abstract: The Jesuits arrived in India in 1542 A.D. to carry out Christ’s command to “go and make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:19). Over the last 500 years‚ they have woven themselves into the very fabric of India with deep psychological‚ theological and sociological connotations. This article tells that story; highlights some noteworthy Jesuit influences on Modern India‚ particularly in the fields of education‚ medicine‚ social service and leadership training

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    Stolen Into Slavery Chapter 12 The Bond Between Two Men By the early Spring of 1853‚ Solomon was at last free‚ he was able to gain back his freedom with the help of Samuel Bass and Henry Northup. Right after receiving his freedom‚ Solomon went straight into action. As in the previous years‚ Solomon remembered one of the masters he had been owned by‚ James Birch. Solomon hated him so much‚ all the way to the point where he filed Birch a lawsuit for stealing a free African American into slavery.

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    The Stolen Generation Most Canadians today have the misconception of residentials school existing a long time ago and is considered history when in fact‚ the last residential school closed 20 years ago. The main purpose of the residential schools was to force indigenous children into the Canadian society by educating them through the church’s teachings. The residential schools existed for 165 years‚ the first school opening in 1831 that resulted in victimizing about 150‚000 children. The system

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    Pol Pot's Legacy

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    INTRODUCTION In the years of 1975 to 1979‚ Pol Pot became the head of the most murderous revolution of our time. His communist regime with the Khmer Rouge created one of the largest‚ yet greatly under-looked atrocities of the time. The genocide in his Democratic Kampuchea has created a death toll that could be as high as 3‚000‚000 people‚ or 25% of the country’s population. (Chandler‚ 1999; Cambodia Genocide) In an attempt to refashion his country‚ "people were simply sacrificed to our struggle

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