History reminds us of legends. One of the legends who have been smiling throughout history is the legendary boxer, Muhammad Ali. Muhammad Ali is perhaps one of the most popular names in boxing history. Many people may only remember that the deceased boxer was a strong opponent in a boxing match, and some even remember him only for his charity and social achievements. However, not many people know that the legendary boxer played a role in freeing the most important...
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The artworks and artists that I have chosen to compare and contrast are âSelf-Portrait with Thorn Necklace and Hummingbirdâ by Frida Kahlo and âGolden Tearsâ by Gustav Klimt. While they share similarities, there are many contrasts between the two. The similarities and differences involve the artistâs background, influences, technique, theme, and the elements/principles of design. Both artists are known as one of the greatest artists in their culture. For example, Kahlo was the greatest in Mexico and Klimt was the...
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One of Zinnâs main points is that we will always be reminded of the violence and wrongdoings of the past (Zinn 2003, p. 9). Part of the reason is that we cover atrocities with other information that is all about the glory. It is easy to say that these wrongdoings are justified because it was necessary for progress. Zinn does not want us to criticize Christopher Columbus for the terrible things he has done because the damage has already been...
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A cultural ambassador is a representative of a culture who serves as a connecting link and a channel of communication between two different countries, consequently enhancing intercultural communication and mutual understanding. A good cultural ambassador not only informs of what exists in their own culture but also conveys the profound meanings hidden within the culture and what they mean to the people in this culture. These deeper symbols and values are what built the culture and what has continued to...
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The witch, as the Puritans saw her/him, was ultimately a man-made creation synonymous with the supernatural, sorcerers, and ghosts. Salem was a quarrelsome village and less prosperous than Salem Town. The inhabitants were divided over almost everything -- the church, politics, where to divide the land, deaths, and an immense and irrational fear of the dense forest. This ultimately led to hysteria which manifested in the tragedy that would become the Salem Witch Trials. When discussing the question âWhat is...
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First and foremost I would like to thank Mr.Booker T. Washington, for implementing institutions like vocational schools. For one, I work in a vocational technical high school, and what an incentive, kids get the knowledge of learning a trade and furthering their education academically. They have the opportunity to experience both sides of either learning a trade or furthering their education. Right after the Civil War, we have two great leaders of the black community, with different Ideas, First, we...
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Introduction This time, I want to explain about group and team communication. When you work in the hospitality industry, you work with a variety of people and work around teamwork. We prepared a canape with our classmates at the graduation ceremony on the third week of September and worked with second-grade students. Also, I know better that team communication is important because I am personally working in the hotel kitchen. Most hospitality industries work in their sections, and they come...
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Today you may not be shocked to see an African-American or Latino player when you turn the television to Major League Baseball. Possibly your preferred player is a minority. In any case, baseball has not generally been as inviting to assorted variety as it is presently. In 1947 the popular Jackie Roosevelt Robinson became the first African American to play on a Major League Baseball team. This would lead to him being one of, if not the, most influential athlete...
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Coco Chanelâs designs were a symbol of her independence and unwillingness to submit herself to societal demands. She took her âwildâ ideas of style, strength, and empowerment and incorporated those into her designs and words. Chanel helped to abolish the previously strict and rigid social structure in society, allowing everyone to feel more equal. She turned womenâs perception of fashion and lifestyle upside down by liberating women from constrictive clothing. The influence Chanel still holds in fashion is credited to...
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Families, friends, and visitors came to visit the memorial in Washington for different reasons. It was not a simple memorial to honor soldiers who died and served in the war, but it was a place to mourn and heal for the country. The Vietnam War was a National trauma which is a trauma that needed to heal (Hobbs 1). Otherwise, it becomes bigger and will haunt them later. The Vietnam Veterans Memorial was a black wall that gathered more than...
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Designed by Canadian American architect Frank Gehry, the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao building represents a magnificent example of the most groundbreaking 20th-century architecture. With 24,000 m2, of which 9.000 are dedicated to exhibition space, the Museum represents an architectural landmark of audacious configuration and innovative design, providing a seductive backdrop for the art exhibited in it. Almost from the moment it opened in 1997, Gehryâs Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, with its distinctive titanium curves and soaring glass atrium, was hailed as one...
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Jackie Robinson was one of the 7 men I picked. He was the most interesting because he was the first African American to break the color barrier and play in the Major League MVP Baseball. He was named Rookie of the Year Jackie is married to Rachel Isum, who is a nursing student, both met at UCLA in 1946. They have three children who provided Jackie with emotional love and the sense of purpose he needed during his baseball career....
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Pride and Prejudice is a novel on manners, social customs, and etiquette based in early 19th century England. One of the most notable themes in this novel is, of course, reputation and impressions. Austen originally titled this novel as First Impressions. While Austen does make numerous references to the importance of first impressions, this essay will primarily focus on the impression of Elizabeth on Mr. Darcy. This passage and instance are interesting to analyze due to their significance in the...
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According to the Cambridge Dictionary, heritage is features belonging to the culture of a particular society, such as traditions, languages, or buildings, which were created in the past and still have historical significance. Heritage plays a very important role because it is our identity, our personal history, it creates diversity in human society. I believe that individuality and our identity are shaped by our cultural heritage. A humanâs descendants can pass down their culture and heritage for generations if continuously...
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Alexander the Great was an ancient Macedonian ruler of Macedonia and Persia. He is recognized as one of the worldâs best leaders. Alexander the Great built the largest and most dominating empire in the world. He was born in Macedonia, Greece in three hundred fifty-six BC. Alexander the Great father was King Philip Two, and his motherâs name was Queen Olympias. His father was a Greek god, which we recognize today as âZeus.â Alexander the Great succeeded his father at...
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Describe the manner of Alexander the Greatâs death After 13 years of campaigning to build the greatest empire in the world, Alexander the Great returned with his army to Babylon (near modern Baghdad) to rest and strategize for his next conquest. His push for endless campaigning had led his generals to threaten mutiny; and through his increasingly eccentric behavior, he had lost the loyalty of some of his close friends. On May 23, 323 BC, Alexander attended a dinner party...
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âI am ready to maintain that there are many females who never feel any sexual excitement whatever ⌠a modest woman seldom desires any sexual gratification for herself. She submits to her husbandâs embraces, but principally to gratify him; and were it not for the desire of maternity, would far rather be relieved of his attentions.â In the above quotation Dr William Acton, a leading medical professional in late nineteenth-century Britain, foregrounds a distinction in sexual interests between men and...
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Blackwell's and Neurological Associate's case stands out and requires mindful examination of the substances as the two Parties have genuine facts that substantiate their position. In such a way, a modifying test is crucial, as it were, since it offers a tendency to limit interests. In case one social affair presents substances that give them an off-the-mark edge over the other, it is sensible for just that information. Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell, despite having been extended to various employment opportunities in...
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One of the most famous abolitionists who impacted the future of colored individuals was Harriet Tubman. Tubman was a female abolitionist of the colored in the 1800s. Most known for the Underground Railroad. Who was she? Tubman was born in Maryland and grew up to conduct hundreds through the Underground Railroad. Harriet Green and Ben Ross, both enslaved, gave birth to Araminta 'Minty' Ross. Mary Pattison Brodess was the owner of Rit (and later her son Edward). Anthony Thompson, Mary...
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Not long ago, a fire broke out at the well-known, visited, and praised Notre Dame Cathedral in France. Thousands of individuals were devastated at the news and thousands of others, including the very wealthy, quickly came to the rescue by giving over one billion dollars in donations to rebuild and repair the attraction. This was found odd, however, as it seems that these individualsâthe world, did not understand the history of this place. Itâs unknown Notre Dame has been one...
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What if you are traveling overnight by train during the time we are switching our clocks back an hour? You will probably be stuck in a train station an hour longer than you expected. Amtrak trains have a scheduled time to run by, so in October when we change the clocks back by one hour, all trains stop at 2:00 am and wait for the hour before they resume their scheduled trips. Come Marchâs time change, they will probably be...
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I was fortunate enough to attend the Indian wedding ceremony of my cousins, additionally recognized as 'Vivah', a kind of wedding known for the grandeur, traditions, grace, hues, and almost carnival-type celebration related to this sacred event. She goes. I would like to tackle the means and essence behind these charming rituals and the cultural value of centuries-old traditions for the duration of a marriage. While there are many subcultures in India, this is the simple version of 'authentic Indian...
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A man became a legend centuries ago and now in the 21st century he is still a legend but the story of how or who made him has gone from a real Saint to an animated whimsical figure. He has been loved through the years for his acts of kindness and ability to lift people's spirits. He was a Christian Bishop who would leave simple gifts for families on doorsteps in secret. This is where the Santa Claus legend came...
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Introduction 'The Little Match Girl' is Hans Christian Andersen's novel. The tale is not only popular because of its poignant tragedy but because of its elegance as well. Our imagination (and literature) may give us warmth, and relief from so much of the struggles of life. Yet it is also possible for literature to serve as a reminder of personal responsibility. Importance and how connected to the real world Hans Christian Andersen's novel âThe Little Match Girlâ is a fictional...
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Whether it is the 5th of November, a day at Disneyland, or New Yearâs Day, fireworks are used to entertain people of all ages, genders, and races with flashing lights and loud noises. But that fun and entertainment can lead to severe injuries and even death, all because of the lack of awareness the general public has regarding the dangers of fireworks. Families have been ripped apart because of fireworks that donât actually work, and theyâve ended up causing a...
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When compared to other countries' celebrations, the Philippines' Christmas celebration is rather unique. It starts to feel like Christmas as soon as September arrives. People are beginning to purchase items for use as decorations. Filipinos are beginning to arrange the things needed to celebrate Christmas at this time. Some families are considering how they may make their decorations more appealing. Children are ecstatic and planning what gifts they would want to receive from Santa Claus. We Filipino Christians believe that...
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You might be familiar with the story of Rosa Parks from history lessons. However, we should consider her story is perhaps more relevant today than ever before. With tumultuous times in American politics and the rise of nationalism in the UK and Europe, we should all be grateful for Rosa Parks's actions, and how she affected society in the modern age. Her story is more important now than ever not just for the growing problems of racism. One December day,...
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It is said that we learn history to appreciate a variety of cultures, but most importantly to have knowledge about the past and not repeat it. Social movements have had a very significant role in history, as they help society develop a greater understanding of issues in politics that are unfair to all. Through the decades, America has seen an enormous amount of inequality, from the moment Rosa Parks decided to hold ground on the bus until recent times when...
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Humanity remembers major scientific discoveries and some of them continue to influence the way we view the world today. For example, the accidental discovery of penicillin by Alexander Fleming and Newtonâs apple led to the discovery of gravity. These discoveries all have something in common - a brilliant mind and a stroke of luck (or divine providence). In a similar way, a series of coincidences led a young Charles Darwin to develop the theory of natural selection. This forever changed...
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Traditions, holidays, and festivals are all important in the Republic of South Africa. South Africa has a large population of 57 million people with three capital cities: Cape Town, Bloemfontein, and Pretoria. Traditions are beliefs or customs people do regularly that have been done for many generations. South Africa is known as the 'Rainbow Nation' because it has lots of different cultures that influenced its traditions since most people in South Africa either are Bantu or European, and only a...
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