It is interesting to see how her religious faith and upbringing has had a dramatic impact on the path her life has taken.
It is interesting to see how her religious faith and upbringing has had a dramatic impact on the path her life has taken.
Like the fact that she went to MIT. She also was a CEO, chief executive officer. She also leads a coefficient charity called Good 360. With these facts we know she would be a awesome leader. Her views are important too.…
Translating to "bear's den," Mukwonago, or mequanego, is one of many small, rural southeastern Wisconsin towns. With a population that consists of less than 10,000 people, Mukwonago has managed to unite urban and small-town living within its eight square miles. There are several unique and historical attractions that make this charming town what it is today. The Red Brick Museum, known to many as the oldest brick house in Waukesha County, is located downtown and houses objects associated with the culture and development of the town. Thanks to popular establishments like Antiqua Real, Caffeinated Cafe and Chen's Kitchen, Mukwonago offers people more convenient choices that are affordable and close to their homes.…
Many people believe Konawaena High School is remarkable. At my school we have access to the stadium field with an all-weather track, the basketball gym, the baseball and softball field, and even a large pool. Konawaena is located in Kealakekua, Hi on the slopes of Hualalai mountain. We call this area “mauka”. Mauka is Hawaiian for the mountain side of the road in context of direction.…
Have you ever thought about who's that lady on the one dollar coin? Well surprising her name is Sacagawea. Sacagawea was the only lady on the Lewis and Clark expedition to explore the western United States. She is proof that women are as important as men because she risked her life to go with just men. Without her Lewis and Clark would have probably never even survived the expedition.…
Dekanawidah Born to a nation in Hurons, know present day Ontario, Canada, Dekanawidah knew he was distended to accomplished great thing in life from an early age at life. His mother had a dream about baby boy she would have named Dekanawidah and he would grow up to something great. When he was born, his mother was instructed by his grandmother to drown the child in the river since he was born to a virgin mother who refused to tell her mother who the father, creating bad luck for the nation. “You must tell me the father of this child, if you won’t, you’ll bring bad luck to this nation. You must go drown him now!”…
Work, Children’s Lives, Clothing, Crafts Before the Powhatan’s land and nation was destroyed, the men fished in canoes throughout bays and rivers. The men also hunted and protected family. They hunted many things, including; deer, muskrats, rabbits, wild turkeys, and even bears! The women grew crops, built houses, and gathered. Some of crops they grew included: corn, melons, beans, and squash.…
Have you ever wondered how much Indian's have done for America? Two-hundred years ago Sacajawea, a young Shoshone Indian girl found her place in America's history by stepping out of her comfort zone and doing something extraordinary. When faced with trials, like her kidnapping and forced marriage, she rose to the challenge and stay strong in spirit. With her baby on her back she accompanied Louis and Clark on an intriguing and dangerous journey across the American Northwest. When the men were on the brink of starvation, she found food.…
I Sacajawea was born in 1788. I am known for being a Guide and Translator. I am the only female in the Lewis and Clark expedition. There is 33 members and there are only males in this expedition except for 1 that is me. I was the leader of Lewis and Clark expedition.…
Rachel Saint had many choices throughout her life. God led her in every single choice of her life. When she was not sure what path to take he showed her the way. The leading of God started way before she was born. Rachel’s father was a poor artist from a poor home.…
Life occasionally produces a tragic event or an unfortunate experience which brings a state of hopelessness. No matter the magnitude of these occurrences, they have the power to turn a life in the opposite direction. These events are turning points which give individuals the opportunity to better themselves as well as those around them. Kateri Tekakwitha experiences a great loss during her early years which leads to a turning point later in her life. Tekakwitha uses her suffering to help others through altruism and benevolence.…
Lit a Memoir In the following paragraphs I will provide with a brief review of Lit a Memoir by Mary karr. Lit depicts Mary’s life growing up to be a mother, wife and her issues with drug use. She struggles with drinking and it took a toll in her family and more specifically her marriage.…
Maathai, became an advocate for her people and environment, sharing her knowledge with other’s and started the Green Belt Movement in June 5, 1997. Maathai states “the movement is to empower people, to raise their consciousness, to give them hope, to give them a feeling they can do something for themselves that does not require much money”(Maathai pg 4). I believe Maathai ambition and strength to make a change steams from her childhood memories and the love for Africa. Mahhthai had the opportunity to attend college away from her home for a higher education and became the first woman in East and Central Africa to earn a doctorate degree, Professor Maathai became chair of the Department of Veterinary Anatomy and an associate professor. In both cases, she was the first woman to attain those positions in the region.…
Analyzing “Brainology” In the following essay, we will analyze and discuss the article “Brainology” by Carol Dweck. Starting off by the title, the opening paragraphs, the claim, the author’s purpose, methods, persona and closing paragraphs as well. Because I believe Dweck’s article was more effective than ineffective, reasons of why I believe she could've done a better work will be discussed and explained in short. The title the author chooses for this article, “ Brainology”, introduces the audience to what she will be talking about, it is important to point out that the word “brainology’ induces us to think of a very broad topic which could be understood as a study of the brain.…
all these things she has done in her childhood, even getting into an ivy league school, her excellence at Princeton, all shaped who she is today. To explain and to inform everybody about Sonia Sotomayor. Reading about Sotomayor gives us the relief of a trust worthy member of the Supreme Court. The intentions were to really know who Sotomayor was and how hard of a childhood she had but still over came it.…
She started doing simple things like planting trees in her early life, Maathai took planting trees to the next level; hence, she established the Green Belt Movement in 1977. She encountered the dark side of political corruption and their environmental negligence. Her goal was simple, which is bringing back the dead land to a beautiful green land again. She obtained doctorate degree in the United States for five years. After pursuing her degree, she became more interested in political activism but Kenya’s parliament did not want to trust Maathai because of her high level of education, especially as a woman.…