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    people and other prisoners. Due to the mental and physical pain Hitler and the Nazi party wrongly inflicted upon its prisoners, their power needed to be taken from them. As Berek Latarus states in “A Survivor Remembers”, “ There were people in the boxcars so hungry they couldn’t control themselves. They would bite the flesh out from dead people, eat the flesh of other people who were already dead” (Latarus 68). In “Letter from Dachau”, Lt. William Cowling claims that, “ Incidentally many of the…

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    how easily life can be taken without notice or care. Although Vonnegut uses the colors to represent life dying, he also uses it to represent death. An example of Vonnegut using blue and ivory to represent death is when Pilgrim is being loaded onto a boxcar to be transported to a camp full of Prisoners of War. Pilgrim describes a scene where “corpses with bare feet that were blue and ivory” (Vonnegut 65) were lying on the floor. Vonnegut uses the colors blue and ivory to symbolize the line…

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    Labor Unions Case Study

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    requirements in order to not lose their status or position in the organization. For example, employee will not leave their job as often. 2. The union activities from Norton’s Texas job were different. According to Norton, they shoveled frozen peas into boxcars, and filed grease bandages as a form of paying dues. It does not seem like a fair labor union for employees because, according to Kenny, she was not paying dues and she was not satisfy. For her that place was nothing compare to the…

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    Parks are our saving grace for spending time with our families as it draws us out from the technological atmosphere to a more humane atmosphere that creates meaningful memories of the time spent at the park with our families. McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park is the perfect place to find new memories for families. McCormick-Stillman Railroad Park was founded by the McCormicks in 1975 under the premise that it would be used for as a place for all to enjoy (History | McCormick-Stillman Railroad…

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    Holocaust is a Greek word meaning "scarified by fire." In 1933 the Nazi power started to grow and along with that power came the spread of their belief of anti-Semitism. They hated the Jews because they thought of them as an inferior race to the Germans. The goal of the Nazi power during this time was to eliminate anybody that was not a German or somebody they deemed racially superior. After World War 1 ended Germany was in chaos with over a dozen political parties trying to gain control. Some…

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    they wouldn’t make it to be sold in time, so they threw them away. Upon learning this Samuel went about collecting bananas, transporting them by train, and selling them off to vendors who would come meet him on the train and buy straight from the boxcar. By the time Samuel was 18 years old, he had made $100,000, which is about 2.5 million dollars by today's…

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    Scar On The Skin

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    Sometimes, the fibers heal on the surface of the skin and do not look smooth. This is called keloid or hypertrophic scarring. The more common type of scarring from acne is atrophic or depressed scars. There are two types of atrophic scars including boxcar and ice pick scars. Both leave depressions because of loss of…

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    Pitbull Animal Abuse

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    Animals suffer from animal abuse every day.They're different types of animal cruelty like dog fighting, circus abuse, pet abandonment, and many others.These animals don't have a choice to listen to their owner because they can't respond back. when these animals are rescued they have a difficult time connecting with other humans to the cause of other humans. Dogfighting is a bloody sport and where dogs are forced to fight one another for entertainment to the spectators and it also used for…

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    most of the time not enough to provide for a family. The Joads persist though, working hard. Everyone that can work, works. Even Rosasharn, who is pregnant, works in the field to help earn money. Near the end of the third stage, the Joads are in a boxcar which has flooded. Rosasharn has given birth, but Steinbeck didn’t want to end it like this. Rosasharn's baby was a stillbirth. Tom Joad has to go away, and the women, Rosasharn and Ma, and the two children and Pa go to a barn. There they find a…

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    Holocaust Propaganda

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    There have been many tragic events that have happened throughout history. Some examples of these events include The Great Depression, The Attack on Pearl Harbor, and The Civil War. These actions can affect an individual’s life because they had to experience a really disastrous period in their life. Propaganda was a way that people would spread rumors about others and show that they hated them. There was also a lot of propaganda spreading around to German Nazis about the Jews because of how much…

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