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    The periodic table we know today is very organized and accurate. It shows all of the elements that have been discovered and has them arranged and by their chemical properties, atomic masses, and electron configurations. In order to construct the periodic table, every element had to be discovered. Elements such as gold, tin, lead, and copper have been widely known and used since ancient times, however, the first discovery of an element wasn’t made until 1649 by Hennig Brand when he discovered…

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    The concept of "normal" depends on the influence of society and its standards. In the article called "What is Normal in Our Society", David Dalton explains that "being normal means to do things that are exceptionally dominant in a common society" (Dalton 5). Jack and Ennis acted normally when they both had wives and kids like every the other cowboy. They presented themselves as regular citizens around people even though they had feelings for each…

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    Mary Dalton to go and see Jan. In the book Jan was Mary’s boyfriend. They had went out to eat at a bar later on that night. After they was done Bigger had to drop Marry off home, but when he dropped her off he carried her up to her room. Ms. Dalton came in the room “Mary’s body surged upward and he pushed downward upon the pillow with all his weight, determined that she must not move or make any sound that would betray him” (wright 85). At this moment bigger had mistakenly killed Mary Dalton.…

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    Stern was ethical. He involved himself in deep investigation and found out that the floods occurred due to negligence of Pittston company. He found out that company did not build an effective drainage system for the dam (Dalton 56). Also, he set to find out the impact of the floods on the survivors by interviewing them. He goes ahead to ensure the survivors receive justice by getting fair compensation from the defendant considering psychological trauma they went through…

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    Dianna Monologue

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    trust me we're not the most fashionable, we went out to the car to wait on Dianna’s mom. I should mention it was still raining as if the earth would flood outside, this made it slightly hard to hear but we ran out to the car anyway. Me, Dianna, and Dalton bolted through the door, sprinting to the car that Dianna had unlocked with the small remote. The cold rain made the humid, hot day not feel as bad as the rest of that summer had been, which was dry and hot. When we got into the car we sat…

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    Racial prejudice is a big issue within the courts globally. The biggest source of prejudice that the world receives is from government, and the information citizens get is what the government sees as suitable for the world to see. Discrimination in the courts comes from old political and social views, that in today’s society are seen as racist. The criminal justice and judicial systems are not color blind, they see deeper than African- American, Muslim , or Hispanic; they see the stereotypical…

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    The Boss Awakening Boss stood on the beach looking out at the ocean as the sun sank into the red clouds, its’ job done for the day. A cloud drifted in the distance spreading its rain. The beach sand was soft under his feet and the warm water was clear and filled with fish that seemed to enjoy swimming with him. A pair of flutter-bys flapped their colorful wings of blue, red, green and gold as they passed him in a harmonic dance. The cool breeze coming off the ocean felt good as he listened to…

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    successful. But what exactly defines "success" and is every single person really exposed to the same equal opportunity for this "success"? In the article, "Horatio Alger", Professor Harlon Dalton disputes Alger 's ideas about what it takes to achieve this Dream, which conveys around the idea of an individual 's merit. Dalton disagrees with Alger’s belief about a and argues that Alger fails to show the common issue the American country faces with discrimination and the…

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    One of the greatest myths is; all Cowboys wore cowboy hats, when in reality that isn’t the case. They often wore hats wore hats such as the flat pancake hat or the bowler hat. Another rumor or myth was that all bank robbers such as Black Bart or the Dalton Gang ruled the west. Truth be told is that the towns were so small the Sheriff wouldn’t be very far away, even if the robbers got away with the loot it wouldn’t be but a small fraction of the amount banks today have. More criminals would…

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    Symbolism In Native Son

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    Native Son was written in 1940 by African American author Richard Wright. The novel tells the story of twenty year old Bigger Thomas, an African American male living in Chicago’s South Side poverty stricken community during the 1930’s. Native Son focuses on the racial oppression forced on blacks by whites and the effects it has on society and the theories of people, especially Bigger Thomas. The theme has caused the book to be labeled as a “protest novel” by other authors because of its aim at…

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