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    here is the Pearl Harbor Memorial Theater, where you watch a short film featuring real footage of the attack on Pearl Harbor. After brushing up your knowledge of this major event in US history, a quick ride on a Navy shuttle will take you to the USS Arizona Memorial. The memorial provides a serene place to pay your respects to the men for whom the battleship became the final resting place. Gaze down into the waters of the lagoon – the sunken giant lies right below the memorial. After your time…

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    Yusef Komunyakaa’s poem “Facing It” portrays a dim scenario in where an African-American veteran visits a memorial site and reminisces painfully about the memories he experienced whilst in battle. As he stares at the wall, he begins to see his “black face” “[hide] inside the black granite” (1-2), expressing the imagery of his dual feelings in an artistic manner. The anaphora “I’m stone. I’m flesh” (5) emphasizes his attempt to remain stable, but eventually fails to endure his inner feelings as…

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    Little Rock Central High School The cultural significance of the Little Rock Central High School is supported by an influential group called the Little Rock Nine. Through the civil rights movement, these nine African American students enrolled in an all-white public school, not only making a cultural landmark in Arkansas, but also a landmark in the 1954 Supreme Court ruling that declared segregation unconstitutional. Arkansas State Capitol On 1899, architects George R. Mann and Cass Gilbert…

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    Auschwitz (Curry), making it a core factor in the Holocaust. Auschwitz, located in Oswiecim, Poland (Gera), was a main death camp from 1940 through 1945, when it was liberated by Soviet soldiers (Curry). Currently, Auschwitz resides as a museum and memorial, but is deteriorating and growing frailer every year (Gera). The museum director, Piotr Cywinski, wants to preserve Auschwitz, even calling it the most crucial conservation project since the end of the war (Curry). But Robert Jan van Pelt, a…

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    East side of the Main entrance. On the east façade of Memorial Antechapel there is some chipping in the stone under the windows. It appears as though repairs have been opposite…

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    rounded up,10 while the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum estimates that 13,000 were rounded up by French authorities;11 Anne Sebba most likely took her number from the estimates widely accepted by present-day France which is acknowledged on a plaque near the former site of the Vélodrome, where the Jews were taken following the round-ups.12 The same sources also disagree on the number of children rounded up during these two days; Sebba and the memorial plaque at the former site of the…

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    RCAF Essay

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    general idea of what the memorial is about. The viewer should be able to gain a small understanding of the RCAF and remember them for what they did. Canada can be often confused for other countries/nations and the viewer will be able to know that Canada has its own air force that is very unique and important to world history via WW2. The symbol used is seen with the actual Canadian fighter plane as that in itself should be able to quickly tell the viewer that the memorial commemorates Canada…

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    Analysis Of Logos

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    My dad lost family members and family friends in the Vietnam War. I remember how emotional he got just by seeing the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. This Memorial can evoke sad emotions, but it can also evoke emotions of pride that our country was able to succeed in this war. Ground Zero at the World Trade Center site also appeals to pathos. It was built as a memorial to those who lost their lives on September 11th. Ground Zero invokes both emotions of sadness as well as emotions of strength.…

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    brother that day. Born and raised in New York was always a blessing, but that hit hard to every New Yorker. Walking all throughout Manhattan you are constantly hearing noises from peoples conversations to busy roads. However, as we got closer to the memorial New York seemed quieter. The World Trade center was a commercial complex what was finish being built around the lat 80s. The centerpiece of this complex was the twin tower. These two buildings were the tallest buildings in the city for over…

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    Ota Benga Book Report

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    Ota Benga is to build a memorial for him to show their sincere apology and to join the “Black Lives Matter” movement because after more than a century later, the continuation of incarceration on these young black males for petty crimes and the mass of police shootings on these men has been an alarming issue lately. By doing this they can show empathy towards the black minorities in New York. The Bronx Zoo in New York needs to have a remembrance of Benga by creating a memorial to show that they…

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