1. To me, Ralph is a hero becuase he showed acts of leadership, courage, and heart. While other boys cared only for themselves, Ralph cared for others, and worked hard to keep everthing organized during disarray. He showed leadership by gathering assemblys, building shelters, making a fire, and trying to keep up with the smoke so they could be rescued. Ralph stood up against inhumanity and thought logically in tough situations.…
The true heroes of the Lewis and Clark Expedition are hidden and erased from our history. During the expedition, Lewis and Clark needed support from others in order to be successful. There were many supplies and things they needed during this journey. The Native Americans were the real heroes during the expedition because of the way they supported and helped Lewis and Clark. One way the Native Americans acted as heroes was when they taught the Corps of Discovery some survival skills.…
Did you know that Andrew Carnegie gave away around 350 million dollars. Andrew Carnegie Grew poor in Dunfermline, Scotland, but in 1901 he was the richest man in America. Andrew Carnegie's philanthropy made him a hero because he gave large amounts of money away, he gave jobs to others, and because of his motto. One reason he was a hero was that he gave away large amounts of money.…
Columbus Day is an American holiday celebrated on October 12 (may be observed at different times), the day which Christopher Columbus set sail to discover the Americas, in 1492. He set forth the future of what would become known as the Caribbeans, South America, Hispaniola and others. However, he never reached North America, which is a know fact that Americans today continue to mistake it for. Either way, it is still honored for his discoveries and essentially marking history. Today, people seem to argue whether Columbus was truly a hero or a man who killed native tribes of Indians and took everything they had for personal gain.…
Brian was stranded for 54 days before his rescue. He had to learn many things for him to survive in the wild. He had to uptake upon many tasks, so wish he could survive. Brian had to learn to survive off the land. He has seen many things that a kid his age should not see.…
Shiga composed many stories based on his own life events. His works generally had lessons that could be taken after reading his work. In this particular story the lesson is about being open to others. After researching Shiga’s biography, two clear connections to Hans Crime stand out. First, religion acts as a guide in both the biography and the story.…
Hans Denck Hans Denck (1500-1527) born at Habachin in Upper Bavaria. Denck was a great leader of the South German Anabaptists. He was a very educated man. Hans studied at the University of Ingolstadt, and also studied at the University of Basel.…
To his surprise, Merrick was all serious now and shouted out orders to his new crew. He took the role of being captain very seriously and to him; he was the master of his ship and in command at all times. Both crew members were shocked a little but grew to appreciate the seriousness and efficiency of their new captain and their assigned roles. As the crew tied the right lines, learned the new nautical terms and started their assigned tasks of setting up the fishing gear, Merrick looked down while they weren't looking and smiled, he was happy to make the decision and accept a crew, a crew of two under his command it was Gret and Arik two shipmates on the new Longboat called The Merica. Of course, they got rid of the fake dummy sailors that were no…
Throughout the story, we are familiarized with who Oskar is as a person. He is shown as a child, too smart for his age, with his own very unique way of thinking. As the story progresses, we find he is very different from most children. He is an inventor who seems to struggle with social interactions. Oskar is shown to have been very close with his father, describing his death as giving him "Heavy Boots".…
Hansen, the partner of Ryan, can’t understand and bear Ryan’s behavior of insulting the black couple. He requests to change his position and on his way home, he gives one of the black car thieves a drive. The car thief is extremely grateful and he wants to be nice. However, his jokes make Hansen very uncomfortable and angry. When the young man tries to find a puppet in his pocket for Hansen, Hansen shoots him.…
Liesel uses her books to be disloyal and Hans uses his accordion to go against Hitler. Hans’ accordion symbolizes his undermining attitude because of where he got it, and when he plays it. Liesel’s books symbolize her negative attitude towards the Nazis attitude because it goes against what they think of…
In the story, “Joe’s Reward”, by Horatio Alger Jr. the main character, Joe, uses his boat to row a group of girls across a lake to gather plants. When they were returning from their trip, Jennie accidently tips the boat, causing Mabel to fall overboard. Without hesitation, Joe jumps in the water to save her. After arriving back at the hotel, Mabels uncle, Mr. Mallison, offers Joe a reward.…
Disney’s newest hit movie Frozen has been one of the most popular movies in Disney history. Few people know that the movie is based off of the Danish folktale The Snow Queen by Hans Christian Anderson and that the two are quite different. Most people believe that because a movie is based on a classic story, both storylines are the same. Little do people know that these two stories are worlds apart. Through the characters, the acts of true love, and the ends, these stories have proven to be completely different.…
He was really just an ordinary, unspectacular man who lived a normal life. The only even remotely spectacular event in the tale is the incredible cold of the wilderness. It also portrays determinism through the cold of the wilderness. There was no way the man could change nature, he was doomed to freeze. Irony was also fundamental to this chronicle.…
Humans have always been willing to push the limits to achieve what seems impossible. However the only thing that holds humanity back from achieving even greater feats is the fear of the unknown. What if somebody could push the limits and overcome their fear? In Journey to the Center of the Earth by Jules Verne character development assists Professor Lidenbrock’s journey to the center of the earth.…