Back to the Future Part II

professor, Nobel Peace Prize Winner, Holocaust survivor, husband, father, and best-selling author, was one of the world’s leading spokesmen on the Holocaust who “made it his life’s work to bear witness to the genocide committed by the Nazis in World War II.” In Wiesel’s memoir Night, he describes his haunting experiences throughout his captivity in Nazi Germany for the sole reason that he was a Jew. For years, Wiesel was held captive in a multitude of different concentration camps, and by…

His father Robert was a navy veteran who took part in the World War II and two of his uncles lost their lives while fighting in World War II. Even though he liked to play with toy soldiers as a child, his dream was to become a highway patrol motorcycle officer when he grows up. He did not think about joining the military until he was in college…

However, conditions on Mars vary wildly from what people know on our own planet.Solar system has influenced numerous cultures effecting legends, religious beliefs and at the beginning of the 21st century. Mars Odyssey have long been achieved which is a part of Mars Exploration Program and was developed by NASA. This project was contracted out to Lockheed Martin, with an expected cost for the entire mission of US $297 million. Mars Odyssey observe and mapping the Martian surface at of the planet,…

Easy Rawlings the main character in Devil in A Blue Dress, is an African American man who has recently returned from serving in World War II. World War II is something of importance to this novel and its main character. Easy was enlisted in the military and served in the war for five years. Easy reacts to some of the situations he gets put in differently because of his participation in the war. Easy also acts differently around white men, because of his participation in the war. Easy never acts…

completely destroyed or significantly damaged. The atomic bomb was still effective even after it was released because it carried radioactive particles into the atmosphere and created what the survivors of atomic bombs called “black rain” to plummet back to earth. This was extremely devastating to the Japanese survivors because it poisoned those survived the vaporization…

The son of a professor capable of speaking at least seven languages, Nicholas Kristof was primed for his lifestyle. Ladis Kristof grew up in Eastern Europe, fled during World War II, and landed in a Yugoslavian concentration camp. After the war, he packed up and moved to America, shortly before learning English as his seventh language and eventually became a professor at Oregon State University. His father's accomplishments taught Kristof the importance of resiliency, a solid education, and…

waves, and water movements are just a few to name. The book is consisted of four parts with sixty, short chapters and an epilogue. The first part is entitled “What the science says”, and explains the facts about global warming; our current knowledge, the cause and how. Part II “What’s actually happening” focuses on what is happening presently. The third part “What’s likely to happen in the future” is about the future, the…

Michelangelo was a painter, architect, poet and a sculptor of the high renaissances age. His influence had a major impact on the development of western art and he was considered one of the greatest living artists during his lifetime. A number of Michelangelo’s art works and sculptures rank among some of the most famous in existence. He sculpted the Pieta and David and painted the ceiling of the Sistine chapel. Which piece of Michelangelo art was the most significant and why? According to…

Written Task I Written Task I: (Literature, Part IV) Modern Day Martin Luther King Junior Speech Rationale Speech Sophie Ceulemans 000051-0002 Rationale For my written task 1, I have decided to write a present day speech about racism and discrimination of African Americans and minority groups, that could have been given by Martin Luther King Jr had he still been alive. It is based on the part III literature course, as we studied the book: A Call to Conscience, by Martin Luther…

“...Age, thou art shamed! Rome, thou hast lost the breed of noble bloods! ...O, you and I have heard our fathers say, There was a Brutus once that would have brooked Th’ eternal devil to keep his state in Rome As easily as a king” (I,ii,150-161). Continuing through that a tragic hero must have a tragic flaw. Marcus Brutus has the tragic flaw of having poor judgment, because he so easily trusts people, such as the conspirators consequently causing Marcus to be ignorant and blind to…