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    The Catholic Church had every intentions of maintenance their place of influence with the European nobility. New theories of the nature of the universe, new maps, and new development in nautical technology were shattering old philosophies, myths, and misconceptions. Better compass and larger ships meant that ships could now sail from China to Africa in one day. Slavery was the norm in Portugal and Europe had already developed a sweet tooth by the ending of the fifteenth-century. The Roman…

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    Introduction: In this essay the Frontier Wars will be discussed. This topic will be discussed with the main focus on the wars itself, their impact upon the Xhosa tribal structure, leading to the eventual subjugation of The Xhosa. According to Ryan Merkley, the Xhosa Wars, also known as the Cape Frontier Wars, or “Africa’s 100 years war”, were a series of nine wars between the Xhosa tribes and European settlers in what is now the Eastern Cape in South Africa (Jay, 2010). The Frontier or Xhosa…

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    There has been a wide variety of issues between professional football players and obeying the law over the years in the league and it is no secret. Between drug use, weapon charges, and tax evasion there is no shortage of controversy to discuss and the news can’t get enough of it. However in recent years, and months specifically, there has been a large amount of controversy pertaining to the players and domestic violence. Even though domestic violence is not limited to the National Football…

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    Themes In Inherit The Wind

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    To be close-minded means to have or show a rigid opinion or a narrow outlook. The play “Inherit the Wind” by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee portrays themes that show how and why the people of Hillsboro are close-minded. The three main themes of this play are the triumph of knowledge and thought over ignorance, the right to think, and progress and thought versus standing still. These three themes allow the reader to understand the reason why the people of Hillsboro have fixed opinions and how…

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    Whitefield, Gilbert Tennent, and James Davenport. The most significant one of the three is George Whitefield. He was known as the most admired and famous public speaker, for the way that he would stand in front of a crowd, preach to them of the way of God, how they were all sinners and needed to redeem themselves, and raising money for an orphanage in Georgia. In chapter 4, The Flood, 1741-1742, it speaks about how the sermons of Edwards, Whitefield, Tennent, and Davenport, flooded through the…

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    "It is urgent and the timeframe is critical and it has to be right now," said Vicki Arroyo, executive director of the Georgetown Climate Center at Georgetown Law. "We can 't lose another four years, much less eight years" (Neuhauser). The next Americans President, experts say, may be the very last who can avert catastrophe from climate change which makes it very important for the next American President to give climate change the top most priority. This requires the Presidential candidates to…

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    Individual Reading Response This week I read an article titled “Collaboration in Animation: Working together to Empower Indigenous Youth” by Melanie Davenport and Karin Gunn. Melanie and Karin bring animation to a semi remote high school in Mexico. They teach the kids the fundamentals of animation and help the students create a film. Karin and Melanie show the films at film festivals. They give the students the realization they have the power to spread a powerful message in an unfamiliar format…

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    Susan Glaspell is an American playwright and author who lived in the early twentieth century. When the role of women was skewed and not even nearly equal to that of men in literature, her art reflected her society and her life. Susan wrote many plays, but one that will be the sole means of discussion for this paper is Glaspell's, Trifles(a short play she wrote in ten days), which she produced in 1916. In Trifles, Glaspell shows how women were mainly given the reproductive role which confined…

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    What is communication and how far in life can communication studies takes me? According to Julia T. wood “Communication is a systemic process in which people interact with and through symbols to create and interpret meanings. “(Mosaics, 11) A BA in communication studies can lead many people on a path to success, and that’s why I choose the path to become a College Recruiter. The part of a College Recruiter is going to secondary schools, speaking to the foundation at a school reasonable or group…

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    rapid reproduction of the unfit, coupled with the precipitous decline in the birthrate of the better classes” (Quigley, 1995). The American eugenics movement was created by Charles Benedict Davenport, a biologist with a Ph.D. from Harvard University. While at Harvard as an instructor in the 1890s, Davenport established the Eugenics Records Office (ERO) to collect data about “inherited” human…

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