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    Mark Twain defined American literature and changed it forever. Mark Twain’s real name was Samuel Clemens. He was a very powerful American author. Some of his most famous works are The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and The Adventures of Tom Sawyer, his most famous being Huckleberry Finn. He wrote during the realism movement, right after the Civil War. Some literary techniques he used were symbolism, imagery, and allegory. “Mark Twain’s writing applied to all people because he wrote with normal…

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    Measles Case Study

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    unvaccinated citizens (Berman). Since parents who will not give their child the MMR vaccine (often because of Andrew Wakefield 's discredited study) will often give them other vaccines, the United States has almost eliminated many other diseases such as diphtheria, polio, and smallpox. With the help of vaccines, the US has almost eliminated those diseases, as well as ten others. Parents who do not vaccinate their children are stopping us from eliminating many diseases we could already be rid…

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    If children are vaccinated at the beginning school age, then the child 's life could be saved and future generations could be protected; vaccines can also save the family time and money later on in the child 's life and vaccines save those around the child from harmful viruses and diseases and should therefore be mandatory. Many people in the U.S. do not understand the meaning and positive effects of a child 's recommended vaccines. Vaccines are described by many as the best way parents can…

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    The nonfiction work, Alexandra: The Last Tsarina by Carolly Erickson, delves into the world of the Romanov family and how their three-hundred-year-old dynasty came to an abrupt end in the early twentieth century. Erickson, award-winning historian and biographer, paints the picture of the harsh realities that encompassed the life of the German-born, Alexandra Feodorovna, some of which include a quest for a seemingly unattainable lover, a miscarriage, depression, and mystic named Rasputin. The…

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    Farm Assurance Scheme

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    A farm assurance is a certification for different farming enterprises that provide products intended to be introduced in the food supply chain for further consumption. In the United Kingdom, food assurance schemes provide consumers and businesses with guarantees that food had been produced with particular standards and regulations that indicate food safety, animal welfare, environmental protection, traceability, control and prevention of diseases (FSA, 2012). One of the most representative and…

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    H. Holmes for many purposes. First, the story of Holmes brought drama, realism, and fear to the history of Chicago. Hearing about Holmes is similar to watching a horror movie, which keeps readers alert and awake. Larson writes that, “there was diphtheria, typhus, cholera, influenza. And there was murder. In the time of the fair the rate at which men and women killed one another rose sharply throughout out the nation but especially in Chicago” (Larson 12). Equally important, the story of Holmes…

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    xWarner Marquez December 3 Mr.Jackson ERWC 12 Grade Animal Testing In the article “Animal Testing and Its Gifts to Humans” Frankie Trull claims through pathos that the use of animal research is a necessity for the creation of new treatments. Trull opens by saying that animal research has provided another new treatment that is saving lives. He highlights that there is a new treatment in result of animal…

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    Childhood Immunizations

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    In today’s society there is a raging debate going on over childhood immunizations, Should I vaccinate or not, that is a question that many parents are struggling with. There is fierce debate on both sides. In this time of abundant social media, it only takes a few high profile people to start making parents doubt their decisions and cause destruction that could take years to repair. Let’s look at what an immunization is, why it was created, and what is purpose of getting one and why some parents…

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    Red Measles Essay

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    MEASLES According to the National Vaccine Information Center (NVIC), Rubeola, or “red” measles, is a highly contagious respiratory disease spread by coughing, sneezing, or simply being in close contact with someone who is infected with it, even when the rash is not visible. Measles tends to be more severe in adults than in children, with a higher fever, more prominent rash, and more complications. Symptoms start with a fever, cough, runny nose, red irritated eyes, sore throat with tiny white…

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    The twenties were a time when everyone and everything was changing. The twenties brought many different changes, like changes in fashion, music, laws, literature, technology, and overall lifestyles of people and how they lived. The twenties were also a time when the country was just becoming rich after WW1. With that, the use of cars skyrocketed. Everyone was starting to get a car, whether it was the inexpensive Model T, or a fancy, yellow Rolls Royce. After the eighteenth amendment was…

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