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    From the beginning of recorded history, music, along with other things has been used as a tool to promote specific political and ideological messages. Even in today’s world in the 21st century, music is still being used as a tool to promote social activist movements. Modern artists such as Childish Gambino and Joyner Lucas have been putting social issues into the foreground with their songs of “This is America” and “I’M NOT RACIST”. In expressive music like hip hop, lyrics often reflected the…

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    Jewish Identity Essay

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    Jews all over the globe throughout millennia have had challenges that would have caused many other groups to lose their group identity. In the Soviet Union the Jews first had to overcome state-sponsored atheism, then outright oppression and anti-Semitism. This was followed by suppression of religion. Lastly came restriction of movement, by refusing to let Jews emigrate during the Iron Curtain bringing the oppression of Jews a full circle as in the years leading up to the founding of the Soviet…

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    A Raisin In The Sun Analysis

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    exclaims her declaration of becoming a doctor without the distraction of a man. “Listen, I’m going to be a doctor. I’m not worried about who I’m going to marry yet—if I get married”, says Bennie (Hansberry 967). Insinuating, she does not need a man to catapult…

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    result, these groups consisting primarily of female activists organize to achieve support of medical recognition and encourage early testing. Likewise, the annual Belize Diabetic Run is a momentous twenty three (23) miles run that was created to catapult an awareness about the dangers of Diabetes: In an effort to contribute to the prevention and elimination of this deadly disease, which is one of leading killer of Belizeans and people across the globe. The aim of the event is to highlight the…

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    Roller Coaster Physics

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    Part 3: Practical Research Although I have tried my best to make my roller coaster model close to the real one, I have to admit that there are a number of features which could not be revealed in the model. In this part of the research, I will pay attention to some details of design of real roller coasters and further research on some roller coaster of new types. Composition Generally speaking, a complete roller coaster system contains several sub-systems, which include lifting system, braking…

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    First Crusade Dbq

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    Jerusalem was a very well protected city with only the west side vulnerable to attack. They were able break into the city using siege towers, catapults, a ram, and the cover of nightfall. However, upon entering the city the Crusaders were brutal in their attacks. “It was impossible to look on the vast numbers of the slain without horror; everywhere lay fragments of human bodies, and the very ground…

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    with the Trebuchet to launch over castle walls. The trebuchet was a weapon that was operated by people called Gynours. It was used to fling stones or other objects over castle walls into the castle or other structures. The trebuchet was similar to a catapult or a staff sling which were all used to hurl objects. Objects that weighed about 200 pounds at most could be flung up to about 300 yards. A weight was added to one side of the trebuchet arm to then raise the other side of the arm, and fling…

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    Sabrina Peters HIST 1016 Mr. Haug November 9, 2014 “The Many Faces of Khubilai Khan and the Mongol Empire” Khubilai Khan was born in 1215 and he was the grandson of the infamous Chinggis Khan. Khubilai Khan was described in various ways and Rossabi had stated that “ he is represented as a Mongol in formal Chinese paintings; as a typical Muslim potentate, with the dress and physical features of a caliph, in Persian miniatures; and as a European king, with a Caucasian…

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    American Superpower

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    The Explosion of an American Superpower At the end of the 19 century, America was becoming a formidable superpower, she had reached the limits of her national frontier, and had achieved the manifest destiny. As any up and coming superpower would do, she turned her interests to the international scale. The sinking of the USS Maine on February 15th 1898, which killed 260 U.S Navy servicemen. This attack on American servicemen gave America the excuse it needed to get involved in a foreign war, and…

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    The way in which we live, how we work, what we wear, the variety of the foods we eat, and how we travel from place to place can all be attributed to the Industrial Revolution. This time period, which occurred during the 1700’s to 1800’s, was a “Game Changer.” (Modern World History, n.d.). This movement took Great Britain from a primarily agrarian society to an urban society. The movement spread quickly especially in places like the New World (America). America would reap the benefits of the new…

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