Example of Descriptive Essay About a Place

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    Since the beginning of time, African Americans were seen as less than human. As time went on things changed. For example the Emancipation Proclamation, passed in 1863, declared "that all persons held as slaves" within the rebellious states "are, and henceforward shall be free." Even after 100 years, things were not any better. Jim Crow Laws stopped the entrance of African Americans into classrooms, bathrooms, theaters, train cars, legislatures, and juries. The pressure of civil disobedience and…

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    The story of the blood spotted handkerchief is used by the Australian nurses pretending to have TB is a great example of the horrific sacrifices that the women had went through. Also how they were forced to be sex slaves so that they would have food and the basic necessities “selling themselves for a hard boiled egg”, Bridie mentions. The brothel known as the lavender…

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    uniforms. Another descriptive scene that appeals to the sadness of the reader is when Beyonce is on top of a New Orleans patrol car and it sinks in water. This scene is a reference to hurricane Katrina, which was a very trying time to the many victims who were impacted by the hurricane. Hurricane Katrina took place in 2005 , resulting in the deaths of approximately 1800 people, mostly impacting the African American community (Kim Ann Zimmerman 2015). Lennard also gives examples lyrics of the…

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    Category two is the “life balance” category. This is my lowest scored category, specifically because I struggle with a work-life balance. I tend to work too much, and play too little. Currently, I am running my own SEO agency and I have been working eighty hours each week since last August to get the business off the ground. The biggest concern with this project is that I haven’t truly minded working eighty hours a week. I wonder if I should be bothered by it. My wife is certainly…

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    Three popular ways of collecting primary data are by observation, by survey, and by experiment. By using primary data, the researchers can gather the exact information they need, because they choose the questions and the topics of discussion. One example of how the company can use primary data to develop a better marketing plan is to hold a focus group, where they can comment on how they feel about a product,…

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    Been is a descriptive novel explaining not only the physical dangers of mountaintop removal, but also the mental damages it has to the people living on the land. Generations of the character’s family have survived off the hollow, but soon it will not be an option. The company, Lyon Energy, is gradually destroying the characters home, their mountain, and the nature they have come to love through the company’s inconsiderate actions. For example, in the beginning, Bant goes to the…

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    Carbon monoxide is a gas with descriptive features being odorless and colorless gas that can be very fatal. Carbon monoxide can cause serious issues among the human body to the point where it can not consume more which either leads to an injury or a serious death. It is a very rapid death resulting from this gas it has maintained a nickname as the silent killer due to the feature of being odorless and colorless while being deadly. Even though it results in a fast death it would be very best to…

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    might have an impact on the quality of care in which diabetes patients receive. Oftentimes nurses and other health care personnel are disconnected from their patients. Diabetes, for example, is a condition in which one might not understand unless he or she has suffered from it. The authors are therefore…

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    The Churchill Room

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    furniture, and a notice board to have an understanding of what actually the room is built for. Remarkably crucial to mention, even the design, the walls, decorations, and furniture of the Churchill Room speak if one listens to them carefully. For example, I read a poster that says “Her Majesty the Queen will be visiting Goodenough College on the afternoon of Thursday the 1st December 2016” on the notice board at the entrance of the glorious room. Collectively, the poster, pictures of royal…

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    locked away from the world where no student can ever learn from them. Books are wonderful sources of information, but everyday, books get banned from schools for strange, and sometimes ridiculous reasons. Although In Cold Blood contains scenes of descriptive, graphic violence, it should not be banned because it isn’t the only source that writes about murder, and it is an informative book about a true story. In Cold Blood gets complaints for mentioning murder…

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