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    Mayan Numbers

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    In order to document their calendar, mathematical, and scientific achievements, the Maya created a specific and unique writing and numbering system (Benson 1967). The Maya write numbers in a completely different way than other parts of the world write numbers today. Maya numbers are written with dots and bars. A shell represents zero, one dot represents the number one, and a bar represents the number five and to represent higher numbers they use a combination of bars and dots (Henderson 1981).…

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    her patio and, the one I saw from the back steps was the same one.” (Hinton, 1967:35). Ponyboy Curtis, the young male protagonist of the novel is presented in the first person and narrates the…

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    maintained by the colonist in the colonized with their consent” (1967, p. liv). Such an asymmetrical dynamic could not be maintained unless the oppressed people embraced their inferiority, even if it was only to protect themselves from the excessive violence. Hence, Fanon’s description of colonialism as “not a machine capable of thinking, a body endowed with reason. It is naked violence and only gives in when confronted with greater violence” (1967, p. 23). Put another way, physical and…

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    individuals have the same opportunities to compete and be successful. This essay will define protected class, compare and contrast Affirmative Action law against Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Age Discrimination in Employment Act of 1967. Additionally, the relationship between deservingness and attitudes toward social provision to groups and the relationship to Affirmative Action policy (Wilkins & Wenger, 2014) will be discussed. The protected class is defined as those…

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    The statue, a hollow-cast bronze, is fully frontal with a ridged and stiff posture (Ridgway 1967: 46). The left foot is taking a step forward, but both feet are firmly planted on the ground. The chest is square and bulky, yet the features, such as the abdominal muscles and the pectoral muscles are barely defined because of a lack of modeling with the “omission of digitations or ribs” (Ridgway 1967: 50). The statue is in the nude, like archaic kouros are. The face is angular with high copper…

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    Hi everyone I want to tell you about this cool car, the 1976 Dodge Charger (pause for cheering). I want to say thanks for all of you Guys and girls coming out here. so the 1967 Dodge Charger was made with the fast back. The fastback helped the wind blow over the car so the wind would not slow the car down. so the grill on a 1967 Dodge Charger was a big rectangle witch help let more wind get to the motor and cool it off when it would get hot. Imagine rolling down the rode with the wind flying…

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    Causes Of The Six-Day War

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    began on June 5, 1967, was the third Arab-Israeli war in the long line of conflicts between these two entities. The Arab-Israeli conflict is between Palestinian Arabs and Zionist (now Israeli) that began in 1948 and continues to this day. The conflict began over the occupation of land and since 1948 the Middle Eastern territories have been massively reorganized. Moshe Dayan, Israel’s Minister of Defense, initiated the war by attacking Egypt’s air force in the morning of June 5, 1967 which begins…

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    The Sacred Canopy Analysis

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    alienation is the “duplication of consciousness results in an internal confrontation between socialized and non-socialized components of self, reiterating within consciousness itself the external confrontations between society and the individual” (1967:84). Therefore, the process of alienation according to Peter Berger happens in society when individuals do not adopt certain aspects of society. These individuals tend to forget that the world needs to co-produce together, which essentially…

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    Virgin of the Sacred Altar. Figuratively speaking, of course’, and ‘“Is he dead?" "Hard to tell. He always looked like that"’ in a reference to a man being a drunk. The lines of humor in the 1967 version are only borderline racy, only hinting to the…

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    The Graduate Film Themes

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    The Graduate (1967) is the pioneer for the modern Hollywood film, which is cooperated by the director Mike Nichols, the composer Paul Simon and Dave Grusin. It has developed new conventions for presenting song in film, conventions that ‘build upon traditions established by the “classical” Hollywood musicals of the studio era’ (Berliner, 2002). The American popular rural folk in 1950s created the old classical song "the Sound of Silence", and it aids The Graduate (1967) to achieve a magnificence…

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