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    Hippocrates, a renowned Greek physician, inspired inventors by identifying problems around him, and then creating the water filter, which went on to improve the lives of about 7.9 billion people. To contribute to the betterment of society one must simply dedicate oneself to helping others in need and addressing any unethical behavior within one's community, therefore by remaining mindful of the needs of those around oneself and taking action to make things right, an individual can make a…

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    individuals, it is important to try and overcome factors that might hinder the progress of the country as a whole. The issue of racial tension in South Africa might stem from the fact that there are still some unresolved matters that occurred during apartheid that are in dispute and must be resolved in order to move on. This essay aims to take a look at and discuss racial tensions that have mirrored South Africa in the last year and the first…

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    1. . The three cultural zones are the Arabic zone in the north, the Sabel zone, and sub-Saharan Africa. The Arabic zone includes the countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea, the Sahel zone includes the areas dominated by the vast Sahara Desert, and sub-Saharan Africa is the rest of the continent south of the Sahara Desert. The Kingdom of Ghana is the earliest known kingdom in Africa. King Shaka was a powerful military leader who conquered many tribes throughout South Africa. Africa’s…

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    Notably in the United States, another way to oppress individuals, especially minorities is through the criminal justice system. The effects of the incarceration on this particular group is felt within the African American community; these individuals have adapted the mind set of not being able to trust anyone, especially the law since they are always targeted by police officers, who in actuality are given the power to protect and serve. African Americans’ not having the ability to fall back on…

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    Nobel Peace Prize in 1986. He explained his actions by saying the whole world knew what was happening in the concentration camps, but did nothing (Elie para 20). A contribution he made was when, Wiesel spoke out on behalf of Soviet Jews, victims of apartheid, victims of famine in Africa and victims of genocide in Cambodia, Bosnia and Darfur, amongst others (Elie para 12). After all that Elie Wiesel had done for Jews and other groups he was eventually rewarded. Wiesel was awarded the Nobel Peace…

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    Master Harold and the Boys is a play written by Athor Fugard. It first produce at the yale Repertory Theatre in early 1982 and made its premiere on Broadway on 4may at the Lyceum Theatre. The play is all about man of magnitude it consist of three character Hally, Sam and Willie What it means to be a great man, basically the first of a truly great man is his humility .by humility I do not mean doubt of his power or hesitation in speaking his opinion, but merely an understanding of the…

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    Ancient Greek: Cleisthenes introduces democracy in Athens. Cleisthenes is considered the father of democracy. He was a noble Athenian. He was able to change the Athenian government by overthrowing of Hippias, who was the son of a tyrant. Ancient Greek: Cleisthenes introduces democracy in Athens. Cleisthenes is considered the father of democracy. He was a noble Athenian. He was able to change the Athenian government by overthrowing of Hippias, who was the son of a tyrant. Ancient Roman…

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    This statement is directly opposed by SV Tshwete who states that sport played an important role in the unifying of the South African nation after the reign of Apartheid ended. He states “When SA won the Rugby World Cup in 1995 everyone for that moment forgot their differences as we were one.”[2] This statement shows how sport contributed to the building blocks of South Africa as a nation as it allowed for the past…

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    Africans, and African Americans had similar struggles for their freedom in their country. They all went through discrimination in their country. In India, Hindus and Muslims were divided. In South Africa, there were laws passed associating with apartheid. In the United States, African Americans went through discrimination with Jim Crow laws. The wicked treatments toward Indians, South Africans, and African Americans from the Whites were effective because…

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    My dad’s family experienced the sting of the strict apartheid rule early on in life when my grandfather’s brother Faan Broodpote fell in love with a Native Girl that worked on the same farm as he did. After the War things were tough, people were poor and if you had a job then you were considered to be fortunate. Faan took a job on Ver-Ouma Blouvoete dad’s farm. Joel Kaaskop offered Faan Broodpote a job as a general ranch Hand. (Afterall this was his new son inlaws brother.) Joel Kaaskop…

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