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    If I could change the fate of all the characters I wouldn't because sometimes you need to face the truth so that you won't make another stupid mistake again. Daisy fell for a mean guy named Tom and she is scared to leave the relationship daisy has the choice of leaving tom but she just loves being cheated on. Gatsby falls for a girl who cares about the money. He loves daisy a lot but he needs to realize that it's time to move on because daisy is too sacred to leave tom. Nick realizes that daisy…

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    Statement of Intent Section A The ability to communicate clear and concise thoughts and ideas is the most important skill one can possess. Without effective communication, a message can turn into misunderstanding, frustration, or error by being misinterpreted or poorly delivered. I know first hand how difficult it is to deal with disfluencies in communication. Growing up, I struggled with a severe stutter. Subsequently, I am drawn to helping people with debilitating impairments. I was not able…

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    Objective Observation

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    allmylifeforsale.com/html/items/000238.html) All My Life For Sale, John D. Freyer, 2001. The item I was drawn to in the “All My Life For Sale” project by John D. Freyer was the Plumrose Canned Ham. I thought it was such an odd thing to sell in an auction and was curious how he would convince a buyer that the ham was something missing from their life. Mr. Freyer didn’t necessarily describe the ham itself, instead he used a quippy anecdote about his father purchasing “end of the world y2k…

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    Slave Narratives

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    description of torture is very common among slave narratives and the most common way people acquired slaves was through auction. During these auctions these slaves were penned up like animals and then when it was their time to be auctioned they were forced onto a platform and had to perform by walking around and doing what the auctioneer told them to do. After the slaves were sold at auction they were tortured even worse when they got to their plantations if they did not do as they were told.…

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    American Slave Family

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    life by strangers. Most historians think there were 11 million Africans were taken out of Africa by European slave traders. After being kidnapped they were put on slave ships to come to America or other European countries to be sold in a public auction. The boat ride was horrible, millions of Africans died, some through sickness, suicide and even murder at the hands of the slave crew and captains. This is all happening because of the color of their skin. If strong and lucky enough to survive…

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    The phrase “All men are created equal,” infamously declared by Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence, is perhaps one of the most captivating and influential sayings to ever be written. However, it’s ironic how the colonists were chasing after their independence from England, claiming that the British didn’t properly protect their rights and liberties, when they didn’t even give freedom to everyone amongst themselves, given their increasingly harsh treatment of slaves. Slaves were…

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    Millvina Dean was the youngest passenger on the “unsinkable” ship, the Titanic. She was only two months old when the ship went down in April 1912. Her family was traveling from England to Kansas. Her immediate family consisted of her father Bertram, her mother, Eva and her brother, Bertram Jr. They were in 3rd class on their way to America and then going on to Kansas. They wanted to go to Kansas because her father heard that there were more opportunities and he wanted to open up a tobacco shop.…

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    When Luke had first ridden a bull after his accident at the beginning of the novel (also the same place that he met Sophia) he was facing a lot of different emotions and for him it was a separate emotional ride of itself in a personal sense, and for this reason exactly is part of the reason why Luke decided to quit riding. When he made the decision to quit riding he was also making the choice of Sophia. After Sophia found out the extent of his injury she gave Luke an ultimatum. He could either…

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    Slavery into North America started in the eighteenth century. Steven Mintz writes, “between 9.6 and 10.8 million Africans arrived in the Americas.” The death rate of slaves at that time was about ten to twenty percent. Only a few slaves during that period had the opportunity to learn to read and write. Slavery would later become a large problem in North America and lead to what we call the Civil War. One slave, in particular, Olaudah Equiano, describes his experiences in his narrative. Olaudah…

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    Gustav Klimt Gustav Klimt was born on July 14, 1862, on the outer part of Vienna, Austria. The son of Ernst and Anna Klimt. Ernst was a broke struggling gold engraver and Anna was musically talented, but had never wanted to become a professional artist. Gustav became very gifted at a young age. He went to Vienna School of Art and Crafts on a full scholarship. The school did not care that he was from a poor home and that he was young. Klimt used his time wisely at the school and focused on…

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