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    Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe is about a tragic hero named Okonkwo living in the struggles of his changing Ibo culture. Okonkwo is a tragic hero with characteristics such as high social class‚ excessive pride‚ and most importantly‚ a tragic flaw. These characteristics described by Aristotle‚ a famous Greek philosopher‚ represents Okonkwo’s downfall that leads to his tragedy. Aristotle described that tragic heroes usually start off from a high position in society. This makes the hero’s downfall

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    Genghis Khan Resume

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    board of the United Federation of Conquerors.  Education:          ● Fluent in Mongolian(Borjigin clan dialect). Familiarity with all conquered countries  languages.  Work Experience:  ● Emperor of the Mongol Empire.  ● Creation of an extensive spy network and Yam route systems.  ● Maintain and grow a portfolio of conquered companies reaching a GNP as large  as 20 billion roman coins a year.  ● Maintained staff of 3 million‚ with 15 direct reports.  ● Focused mainly on relationship development and general retention and growth 

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    What Drives a Man

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    What Drives A Man What makes a successful man? This‚ in itself‚ is a culture bound question because it can vary from culture to culture. However‚ in the perception of Okonkwo‚ the main character in Chinua Achebe ’s novel‚ Things Fall Apart‚ the measure of a man ’s success is based on two elements‚ material acquisition and growth‚ and physical prowess. This is ironic for Okonkwo since his people ’s typical idea of success seems to be constructed of a complex‚ strong spiritual culture‚ seemingly

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    How to make puto bumbong

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    stalk pirurutong or purple-brown aromatic sticky rice – ½ cup white sticky rice – 1 cup water – about 4 cups Note: If pirurutong is not available‚ use 2 cups of white sticky rice and 2 teaspoons of purple food color in the flavor of water or winged yam. Tools for Making Puto Bumbong aluminum foil for covering heavy-duty paper heavy-duty paper cut into circles and with a circular opening in the middle (opening should be big enough for a small-sized strainer to fit inside) large-sized mixing bowl

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    of the things that he saw while he was being traded and shipped from place to place. Olaudah Equiano was born in 1745 in what is now eastern Nigeria. Life in his village was typical of the times. Families worked together to cultivate corn‚ cotton‚ yams‚ and beans. Men herded cattle and goats. Women spun and wove cotton. Equiano’s father was a distinguished clan elder and judge in the community. It was a position that Equiano was in line to inherit one day. That never happened. Equiano‚ when a boy

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    currently has one mission in life: gaining weight. The Nigerian teenager has spent every day since early June in a “fattening room” specially set aside in her father’s mudand-thatch house. Most of her waking hours are spent eating bowl after bowl of rice‚ yams‚ plantains‚ beans and gari‚ a porridge-like mixture of dried cassava and water. After three more months of starchy diet and forced inactivity‚ Margaret will be ready to reenter society bearing the traditional mark of female beauty among her Efik people:

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    [pic] PEN 0055 Essential English Foundation in Law ONLINE NOTES Reading 1 (Short Stories) A Rose for Emily William Faulkner | When Miss Emily Grierson died‚ our whole town went to her funeral: the men through a sort of respectful affection for a |1 | |fallen monument‚ the women mostly out of curiosity to see the inside of her house‚ which no one save an old man-servant—a | | |combined gardener and cook—had seen in at least

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    Barbados Research Paper

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    Each year they produce about 580‚000 tons of sugarcane. They sold about 22 million dollars of sugarcane. That’s a lot! Barbados also grows a number of other crops. These include sweet potatoes‚ corn‚ yams‚ eddo cassava‚ and many types of beans. A small amount of cotton is grown too. The people of Barbados eat a specific type of food. The style is called Bajan food. It is a blend of African‚ Indian‚ and European flavors. The main dish of the island

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    succeeded to the throne‚ but because he had not been present at the burial of the late Sultan Ali‚ Raja Bendahara Raja Ismail was proclaimed Sultan of Perak instead. At around the same time‚ two Chinese secret societies‚ known as Ghee Hin led by Chin Ah Yam and Hai San led by Chung Keng Quee‚ constantly waged battle against each other for control of the tin mines. Agreement: Raja Abdullah later asked the British for help in solving these two problems. In her book "The Golden Chersonese and The Way Thither"

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    Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart exemplifies two sharply contrasting sides of the impact that religion can have on a society‚ being its ability to unify and segregate the people of a community. In the book’s first part‚ religion acts as the glue holding together the structure of Ibo society: it is the basis that helps to found the society’s rituals‚ moral code‚ and gender roles. Religion’s position as the leading authority in the tribe also helps to communicate a major theme in the book: the idea

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