Law code of Hammurabi has 282 law codes regarding revenge, faith in the gods, a sense of justice, and inequality all recorded on an 8ft tall stone tablet around 1700 BCE. The document I am analyzing was written by Leonard William King in 1915 and is titled Law Code of Hammurabi. Leonard William King was an English archaeologist who translated many historical documents including Babylonian religion and mythology, the seven tablets of Creation, and many more historic articles related to...
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The New World does not begin with the arrival of the Europeans; it was new to the Europeans but had been a homeland to many other residents. Residents of the Americas were no more a single group than Europeans or Africans. They spoke hundreds of different languages and lived in numerous societies. North and South American societies-built roads, trade networks, and irrigation systems. the South American societies were grander and organization than the North American societies. North American, Indians lacked...
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Gun Control: Stronger Laws Needed to Prevent Loss of Life When watching the news, it’s becoming all too common to hear the phrases “active shooter” and “mass casualty”. These types of events such as school and nightclub shootings are becoming a norm and leave many questions about how and why these types of events take place. While the media broadcasts round-the-clock coverage of some of these incidents, there are many more that aren’t televised. Stronger gun control laws tend to...
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Hypothesis testing on the Vietnam War War… war never changes. As man developed better and more efficient ways to kill each other war has continued to plague mankind and all of its lands for millennia. Some campaigns are blatantly justified, and others are still looking for answers as to why they happened. One of these conflicts that are still highly debated throughout the United States is the Vietnam War. Officially involving the United States on November 1st, 1955, the conflict...
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Abstract: Every aspect of American politics is always connected to economics to some extent. How an economy functions and changes are integral to the start of revolutions. The interests of groups are shaped by the question of how their economic well-being will be affected, and as a result, impact the way politicians and legislators tend to themselves and the public. There was a period, prior to the passing of the Civil Rights Act, in which it was economically favorable to...
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The Female Beauty Ideal in Europe During the Renaissance Introduction The phrase “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” suggests that beauty is subjective - each person sees beauty through their own perspective. But with that being said, the way that beauty is perceived has changed throughout time and is quite influenced by society through political, economic, and cultural aspects. The Renaissance, a European era from the 1300s to the 1600s, has a very specific ideal of beauty for...
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The Vietnam War was generally a manifestation of the Cold War between the Soviet Union and its allies and the United States (Spector, 2022). The Indochina wars and North Vietnam’s desire to unite Vietnam into a communist state after the French colonial occupation of the region are known as the causes of the conflict (Eyerman et al., 2017). On the other hand, the South Vietnamese government wanted to establish a government that was closely allied with the West. However, the...
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Are following instructions really important? There is a growing feeling that something is wrong with the global education system. And it is proven that the education system is failing. And why is it actually failing? Well, parents are sending their children to school, so they can be prepared for the real world which nowadays is changing very, very fast but our schools haven’t changed much for hundreds of years. And I can bravely say, that the education system has got...
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Look Back: Individuals managing the challenges of life‐limiting illness require adequate social support to maintain quality of life. I have reflected on my experience as a student nurse, embodying a differential approach to care during the time being. An outsider such as myself, had a complete mesh in the center of my eyes, expecting the unexpected. There is a whole stigma about dying. “sadness succumbing to the people around me’ or so I thought. Quality of life before I even...
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Throughout my life, I’ve struggled with allergies and intolerances, and I always will, but over the years I’ve learned how to deal with them. Allergies are when you go into anaphylaxis shock causing breathing difficulties and swelling of the face. Intolerances cause sickness and diarrhea. May 15th, 2003. From the day I was born, we didn’t know about any allergies that I had yet to get, this is due to breastfeeding. I don’t remember being this young but from what...
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I am a student of PhemaGrace School, 1431 Bristol Road South, Birmingham, B31 2SU. I am currently studying Access to the Nursing program. My inspiration to become Adult Nursing started when I was in year two of secondary school in my country. At that time, we were having some family friends who had been a nurse, their character, neatness, respect, manner of approach, and way of communicating with one another makes me have my first passion to become a nurse....
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Introduction This paper describes the reflection on an incident that occurred when I was working in the maternity ward at Royal Darwin Hospital. This incident changed my perception of young teenage Indigenous girls’ attitudes regarding pregnancy and motherhood. Critical reflection on this particular incident brought me the insight that, as healthcare workers, our assumptions and clinical judgments without realizing or understanding the situation can be inaccurate in many circumstances. I believe that reflective practices help us to learn from our...
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I have always been tired and tired, and for such a reason I had been down in mood. I was tired of sleeping, so it was hard to do well. Maybe there is a problem somewhere in the body. Thyroid function is decreased, or it may have been a disease, I was worried about going to the hospital, but the body said that there is no abnormality. Even after I went to the hospital, my body was always helpless. I...
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I was born in Jalisco, Mexico on a small ranch called Manalisco, Jalisco. As Mexico innovated throughout the years, the small ranch transitioned into a village (Pueblo). I was born into a family of 9 siblings. I was full of joy and amusement growing up, I remember playing every day on the ranch with pure bliss. The ranch was quite a site to see, it was full of rich soil, grass, trees, nopal trees, and corn stock. However, there were...
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Was Cleisthenes’ role as a reformer of Athenian political institutions a significant one or not? In this essay, I propose to show the significance of Cleisthenes’ role as a reformer in Athens through his extension of power to the common people which further led to their involvement in political and governmental issues resulting later in the development of democracy. Cleisthenes introduced reforms to the constitution of Athens that allowed equal rights for all citizens and with the help of the...
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Music, in its dictionary definition, can be defined as vocal or instrumental sounds combined in such a manner as which to form a harmony. Yet, in its form of elaborate art, music has the power to evoke an underlying emotion in its listener while embracing them within a culture of its own. Throughout my life, music, in its ever-changing ness, has remained constant in leading me through numerous cultures, while maintaining itself as a universal language. Growing up in a...
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The first key movement in my primary education is that there is a school choice not to participate in the national assessment, otherwise, I knew at the time SAT test. This was due to teachers' national strikes in 2010, which gave primary schools the opportunity to determine whether they could allow their year six students to undertake this test. ( Harrison. A., 10 May 2010, BBC News.) I was grateful at the time, but I did not understand why, as...
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In the artwork Joy of Life b Henri Matisse, he was a Frenchman that was exploring the expressive potential of color and its relation to form. Then there is the artwork by Van Gogh's The Night Café that is an oil painting that depicts the interior of the café but its title is inscribed lower right beneath the signature. Matisse often painted landscapes in the south of France during the summer and worked up ideas developed there into larger compositions...
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Among these shows is an emphasis on the raised subjects of war, love, and gallantry. In Book 6 Milton depicts the fight between the great and abhorrence holy messengers; the destruction of the last outcomes in their removal from paradise. In the fight, the Son (Jesus Christ) is invulnerable in his attack against Satan and his partners. However, Milton's accentuation is less on the Son as a warrior and more on his affection for mankind; the Father, in his heavenly...
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Jack wakes up in a jungle. The setting of this episode is on a beach right outside the jungle on a deserted island, which they thought was at the time, when their plane had crashed. He runs toward the beach where the plane crash happened and begins to help the survivors. Kate helps sow up his wounds. The survivors are scared to see a seemingly huge creature knocking down trees in the jungle. Jack, Kate, and Charlie head through the...
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Introduction Mother Teresa, an extraordinary figure in the annals of human history, exemplified love, compassion, and selflessness through her unwavering dedication to serving the most vulnerable and destitute members of society. Born as Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu on August 26, 1910, in Skopje, Macedonia, she devoted her entire life to helping the poor and needy, leaving an enduring impact on the world. Her remarkable work earned her numerous accolades, including the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979, and her legacy continues to...
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Introduction In the vast tapestry of human existence, inspiration acts as a profound driving force that propels individuals to achieve greatness, conquer challenges, and find purpose in life. It serves as a guiding light, igniting passion and motivation within us to pursue our dreams relentlessly. Throughout history, countless remarkable individuals have attributed their success to the profound impact of inspiration. Whether it be through influential figures, personal experiences, or life-changing events, inspiration has the power to transform lives and shape...
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Some states made dissatisfied treaties such as the Treaty of Versailles as a result of World War 1 and this caused another war. The Second World War lasted between 1939 and 1945 and millions lost their lives in this war. Nuclear weapons were used only in this war. Italy, Germany, and Japan were called the Axis power. England, France, Russia, and the USA called the Allies power. After World War 1 and the Great Depression Nazi regime rose in Germany....
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What Hollywood designs today, you will be wearing tomorrow. Elsa Schiaparelli Throughout history, science fiction has played an immense and trivial role in envisioning and dressing an ideological world. This chapter looks at the history of the unspoken contract between science fiction and the clothes we wear. This chapter features the historical context needed to support the case studies analyzed in the following chapters, thus demonstrating the academic resources that discuss the key historical moments, political dilemmas, and social circumstances...
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Brutus: Innocent Your honor; ladies and gentlemen of the jury, imperial Prosecutor, John Smith, would have you convict my client, Marcus Junius Brutus of conspiracy, negligence, and regicide. My client pleads guilty to the charge of negligence, but to the charges of conspiracy and regicide, he pleads not guilty. Let's consider the testimony of key witness William Shakespeare, in Act 4, Scene 2. “According to Shakespeare’s statement, some power-hungry men were all fighting to do what they thought was the...
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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie addresses how corruption can affect everyone on a personal and political level in ‘Purple Hibiscus’. This is demonstrated through the violence Papa uses to oppress his family, the social and military unrest in the country, and Papa's surveillance of the children. Firstly, Adichie presents power and corruption through Papa's violence towards the family as a method of oppression. Adichie presents Papa as a paradoxical character opposing the tyrannical power of the government yet inflicting similar pain upon...
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Amidst the chaos during the end of the Zhou Dynasty and the beginning of the Warring State period (475 – 221 B.C.E), three schools of belief were developed. These schools were Confucian, Daoist, and Legalist and they carried the task of restoring peace and order to society due to the warfare that had engulfed the Chinese states. Confucianism is the belief concerned with a person’s character and conduct, Confucianists believed these were keys to a prosperous society. Daoism is the...
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The English Renaissance was a movement of social culture and creativity in European nations ranging from the first sixteenth century to the first seventeenth century. Many cultural historians believe that it is related to the Pan-European Renaissance which originated in Tuscany in the 14th century. Elizabeth became the queen in 1558, during her rule English Renaissance achieved its highest peak. The era of Elizabeth is a time of the English Renaissance which brought interest in national pride through classical ideals,...
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Actions have always proved to speak louder than words and thoughts. You can think whatever you want about yourself, and you can perceive yourself in any way but none of that matters when you put that against what you are physically doing to other people. The actions of oneself are what get called into question here. In Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar, Brutus carries his love of Rome so heavily on his shoulders that this very love blinds him and his morals...
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Gaius Julius Caesar was a Roman general and statesman who lived between July 12th, 100 BC to March 15th, 44 BC. Caesar was a member of the First Triumvirate who led the Roman soldiers in the Gallic Wars before defeating Pompey in a civil war and becoming dictator of Rome from 49 BC until his assassination in 44 BC. He was a pivotal figure in the events that led to the demise of the Roman Republic and the formation of...
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