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I was travelled to some sustainable cities in the Northern Europe: Germany, Sweden, Switzerland, and Denmark. The trip explored me in every angle how environmental protection works, such as Education, government, societies, and technologies were all doing well in all over the world. Germany has their own sustainable renewable technologies could be provided…

why Beowulf fights each battle to begin with tends to both differentiate and share likenesses from battle to battle. The nature and elements of each battle share many likenesses and have many differences. Beowulf comes from Geatland all the way to Denmark in order to gain glory during his first Battle.(Beowulf, 15) Additionally, Beowulf capable of matching his incredible fighting…

William Shakespeare’s 1600 play, Hamlet, is one of the longest plays and among the most powerful and influential tragedies in English literature. Shakespeare has created striking imagery with a variety of commonly used techniques, such as metaphors, allusions, symbolism, hyperboles and motifs. These techniques were developed in a way that readers today may have found it difficult to get around Shakespeare’s understanding because his interpretations are well beyond today 's modern English…

Starting with the introduction of penicillin in the 1940s, antibiotics have become ubiquitous, leading to an undesirable consequence: resistance. It has been observed that when an antibiotic is introduced to human population, the antibiotics will quickly lose their function. Subsequently, now, in the 2000s, antibiotics are considered a major public health threat. Quite often, non-therapeutic use of antibiotics, especially the use of inadequate amounts of antibiotics in agriculture allows…

Through William Shakespeare’s authentic use of characterisation in the transcendent revenge tragedy “Hamlet” demonstrate the inherent tension between the complexity of human nature under passive confrontation and hesitation to approach resolution. Hamlet’s inefficient action in endeavouring his revenge as a result of his intellectual and moral concerns under his religious context is roundly reflected within the seven soliloquies expressing rich intertextuality and working of the central…

actually depicts a black woman in power in Denmark. Not only was she in power, I later realized that she was actually supposed to be Queen Persina. The painting by Karel Van Mander III depicts a black woman wearing a crown and jewels. This demonstrates that any of the people in a historically accurate Frozen could have been a person of color including Elsa. I also noted that the models that were used for the portraits were actually people of color living in Denmark in the sixteen hundreds.…

How does one stay mentally sane through the death and disrespect of one's father? This is what Prince Hamlet is going through in the novel, Hamlet, taking place in the late Middle Ages. He becomes depressed after having been called home to Denmark from school in Germany to attend his father's funeral. He finds out, in devesastation, his mother, Queen Gertrude, already remarried with Claudius, the brother of the now dead King Hamlet. Hamlet looks at the situation as a foul and incestuous disaster…

Claudius, the main antagonist in Shakespeare’s Hamlet, is an astute, avaricious, and manipulative character that contrasts greatly with the hero Hamlet, who values justice and morality above all else. In the play, Claudius yearns for the throne of Denmark, murdering his brother, King Hamlet and marrying his sister-in-law, Gertrude, in order to attain it. His actions throughout the play portray him as a shrewd and self-serving man. He unjustly gains the throne and will stop at nothing to protect…

of Hamlet: Prince of Denmark, Hamlet is a young man who is visited by his father’s ghost. The ghost informs Hamlet of his death, which was caused by his brother, Claudius. Hamlet’s uncle has now married Gertrude, his mother and made a way for him to be King of Denmark, instead of Hamlet. Old Hamlet’s ghosts requests for Hamlet to avenge his father 's death, by saying to Hamlet, “Revenge his foul and unnatural murder… murder most foul…” (The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark, Act 1.5.31-33).…

worldwide conflicts between countries globally. It lasted from about 1939 to 1945 but that varies from country to country. It involved millions of people from about 30 countries with people of all origins. Germany was able to roll over Poland, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands, and then all of France. In order for Germany to become self sufficient, the attack on the Soviet Union was necessary. Although this was an unsuccessful invasion because the USSR was one of the most powerful unions in the…