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views California as a place where “racial boundaries… [is] a place where there is much to be learned by crossing them.” (111) This viewpoint became one of the many legacies that the Vietnam War had on California. What we had in California during this era was an objection to the social norms in society in order to enlighten the truth and promote civility. California was eager to bring conservative American values back into their lives, but it wasn’t until students and educators saw the social wrong in U.S. involvement in Vietnam. From this conclusion a minority of society decided to take it upon themselves to take action. Many students and citizens took it upon themselves to learn about the situation for themselves instead of being told what to think by the government, family or community. They stood up against a moral wrong, stood up against the government because they knew what their country was doing was wrong. Not afraid to stand up to oppression or injustice. However daunting a task or impossible it may seem, we need not less than to look to California during the Vietnam era to gather the courage to make a difference. It can be done; as leader of Students for a Democratic Society Greg Calvert explained in 1967, “what counted in the organization was not ‘ideology clarity… or organizational stability,’ but only ‘that which creates movement.’” (64)…

There are few buildings and a church in the right corner of painting. House roofs are the only view that we have from the village. Village been made in middle of the trees and around that there is farmland. In background there is massive Mount Washington that cover the whole area. Painting give the viewer a sense of peace and motions. It feels like there is no trouble or problem in this place. Under one of the threes there are few ships that are wandering around and try to use the sun light. On…

This meant that coal could be transported to local towns, via horse & wagons. Railways were made by hand, meaning they took years to build, even if they only traveled a short distance - which most did. The people working on and building the railways, to start, were called Navvies, Itinerant Labourers - these are workers who work in a place for a short amount of time. But once railways were being used more frequently, lots of immigrants (mainly European) started to work with the Navvies,…

firm, aimed at ameliorative the living standards of the society (Abdalla, 2015; Mogaka et al., 2001). CCD is the significant part of more widely need term Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) (Banks et al., 2011). It is a set of initiatives that extend beyond with, but are neither comparable nor a division of CSR (Banks, Kuir-ayius, Kombako, & Sagir, 2013). Globally, CCD is growing attention in business explore on the comparatively contribution of corporations, individual, and states to banking…

There were a few survival-based games out there, but not many are exciting. Notch made a game that improved the ideas of what a survival game is like. He created one that advanced technology’s capabilities. Unlike in other games such as SimCity, you can only put down little pre-made buildings, but in Minecraft, you can build the structure yourself. “The sky’s the limit,” Notch always says, which is technically true, because the sky is 200 blocks tall and you can’t build anything higher than…

When evening approached the quiet town, a lively night club was beginning to come alive with popular club music. A few early birds liter around the dance floor with beer and colorful drinks in hand. The club was a fairly popular underground spot for the people living on the outskirt of society. Each night have a particular theme. Teen night, Drag night, and 90's night; Tonight however was Rave night. The playlist for tonight was remixes of popular pop songs with the rare dubsteps. Leaning…

be independent. Alice is attempting to figure out her place in the world and solve an existential question and her narcissism makes her believe to answer this question she needs the inadequacy of others to do so. However, Alice does not have people less adequate than she in Wonderland because they are all piece of Alice. She starts to doubt herself further, saying “I’m a little girl said Alice rather doubtfully…” more so to convince herself of her own identity than others (62). Alice does not…

important and how the stained-glass image has changed and focusing on how it has evolved within the last 130 years. The dissertation will look at three stained glass windows as the main subjects. The first will be from the late 19th Century, the second the 20th Century and the last 30 years. This will be carried out to see whether there has been any change and to analyse why any changes have occurred. The history of the stained-glass window and artist who were influenced or inspired by the…

education must also prepare the students for a useful life teaching them how to learn, at the same time teaching good character and how to make sound decisions in life. She goes on to say that the vision must include teaching the student courage in time of trouble, how to be kind and compassionate, and to have a sense of justice. The vision must teach them how to understand the nation and the world they live in and to deal with the challenges they may face. This vision must lead the students to…

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