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    Contribution To Canada

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    Canada has been involved in many contributions, globally. There are many military, humanitarian, and environmental contributions Canada has made whether they were effective, somewhat effective, or not effective at all. The mission to Afghanistan, supporting Steven Lewis Foundation, and adding alternative energy to the country of Canada (wind turbines) are one of the many contributions made over the past 70 years. In my opinion, with these actions Canada has made, they are very effective and…

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    Pavlov Contributions

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    make up Pavlov’s contribution to psychology, including other psychologists that we would not even know about without Pavlov. This topic fits into this class because the entire section of 3.2 is about Pavlov. I am hoping that this will bring up some new information about Ivan Pavlov that we are not usually taught about. I want to talk about his life leading up to the point that we have all gotten to know him from; Pavlov lived a very unique life. I want to talk about his contributions, and maybe…

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    “A Quilt of A Country” and “The Immigrant Contribution” are stories of America, stories of us, the real, underlying idea of our nation. Although, the stories aren’t told of the same perspective, one tells of an improbable idea of a world condensed into a nation, and the other tells of the accomplishments of the outsiders, them being immigrants from our surrounding countries and even overseas countries, and how they shaped our nation as a whole. There is a point where they overlap where one…

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    Gandhi Contributions

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    Gandhi’s contributions to history were extremely important. His beliefs and way of thinking influenced the lives of many. Gandhi served as a model for the civil rights movements in the United States and South Africa. He fought for the independence of India from British control and defended the rights of those who were poor. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, who was also known as “Mahatma” (Great Soul), was born on October 2, 1869 in Porbandar, which is the present-day Indian state of Gujarat. His…

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    Immigrant Contribution

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    Immigrant Contribution” are both similar in their own ways. They illustrate how our country is unique when the subjects of religion, race, and culture come about. However our differences are what makes us relevant and who we are as a society. The Quilt of a country is about the different characters in america and how we all come together. It’s not just one characteristic that makes up our country it’s many of them coming together to make us who we are. In the story Immigrant Contribution It…

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    There comes in time in every adolescent's life where you are obliged to think about what is in store for your future. In the American grade school system you are advised rather by your parents or mentors to start thinking about college, years before high school graduation. In American culture we are taught at a young age to optimistically share our dreams of what we want to be when we grow up. It is a conventional perception that any child can be what they they want to be if they put their mind…

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    Positive Contribution

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    topics, run for office, help another person run for office, or even bash others who are running for a government position. As far as education goes, there are always things to be learned. I believe that I am educated enough to make a positive contribution. I keep up with most issues that arise and are worth taking sides on. I choose sides not only based on things I need or want, but more on what would make the most positive impact on society. Too many are in it for only themselves and propose…

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    Filbert's Contributions

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    The mind of a perpetrator is a subject that has fascinated historians, resulting in the study to try and understand these killers. While books on top Nazis such as Himmler and Heydrich are more prevalent when trying to explain the mind behind the Holocaust, Alex Kay 's book, The Making of an SS Killer: The Life of Colonel Alfred Filbert, 1905-1990, looks to shed light on the mindset and conduct behind a mid/ lower level perpetrator. Basing the primary research of his book on archival records,…

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    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…

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    Contributions Of Heloise

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    Heloise comprised one half of the medieval world’s famous love story, and is remarkable among her contemporaries for her amazing intellect. Heloise’s life was shaped by her reliance and devotion to Abelard. Peter Abelard offered Heloise power through her opinions and her intellect, and that defined their relationship. The power she felt to exercise her opinions helped to form her identity, which was not aligned with the identity of other Christian women in France. While Heloise saw herself as…

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