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    September 11, 2001, a date that most everyone remembers, a turning point in modern American History. One of the biggest events that has ever happened to the United States. An event that killed more than 2,500 citizens of the United States and injured many more. September 11, 2001, the date of the terrorist attack on the Twin Towers in New York City. It all started when 19 militants associated with the Islamic extremist group Al-Qaeda hijacked four airlines and had a plan in mind. The 19…

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    Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial we had seen a bunch of construction that they were doing like taking down some trees and digging the grass out of the ground to leave the place with just light brown dirt at the top. When we go to the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial you could see the gigantic sculpture staring at the medium size lake in front of it with people that are on paddle boats. The sun started to beat down on us with it’s harmful rays of heat. The Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial felt like…

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    slaves (Horwitz, theatlantic.com, 2013). Others claim the Emancipation Proclamation was a final jab to undermine the Confederacy; that the war centered on states’ rights versus national legislation (Horwitz, theatlantic.com, 2013). Thousands of memorials and monuments stand throughout the eastern United States to commemorate the dead. The view on the primary purposed of the Civil War (emancipation versus states’ rights) influences ones evaluation of Civil War monuments. It seems justified to…

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    threatened, harassed, arrested, and jailed. As Martin Luther King got farther into the civil rights movement he delivered his “I had a dream speech”. On August 28, 1963 King released his “I Have A Dream Speech” in Washington D.C. in front of the Lincoln Memorial. Over…

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    Boston Bombing Analysis

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    tragedy has also brought communities together as one in remembrance of those who lost their lives in our society. There are lots of tragedies that we can think of; but, I will focus on only one in this paper, the Boston bombing. The Boston bombing memorial has become part of modern practice in our society. By using Durkheim’s work, The Elementary Forms of Religious Life, I will use tragedy to explore how people in society are held together by belief systems, how public rituals are important…

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    diseases, and despair (Ghetto: History & Overview). Life in the ghettos overcrowding was common. One apartment might have had several families living in them. Diseases spread quickly in the ghettos. People were always hungry (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum).Small children in the Warsaw ghetto sometimes helped smuggle in food to their families and friends by crawling through narrow openings in the ghetto walls. Smuggling began at the very moment that the Jews area of residents was…

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    who was born in London. He was working for New York Housing Authority and was well-known after he’s design for 911 M&M was accepted during the competition. [2]And its master plan was designed by Daniel Liheskind who has great experience of design memorial museums such as the Jewish Museum in Berlin, Imperial War Museum North in Greater Manchesteretc. [3]Moreover, the landscape was designed by American architect Peter Walker.[4] This design proposal acquired the approval from a jury, which formed…

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    combined, that is why my partner and I thought this was the most important topic of the Holocaust to be memorialized. When we were assigned Auschwitz we thought about how it is the most notorious concentration camp, and we really wanted to make a memorial that would leave people wanting to learn about the story of the camp and what happened there. We thought…

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    Would you stand up for the people you were representing? Isaac Murphy showed great courage by sticking with his beliefs and beliefs of the people he stood for. Murphy changed history. Isaac Murphy, famous Arkansan, impacted the state of Arkansas by voting against secession and becoming the governor of Arkansas during the union governor of Arkansas during the end of the war and after the war. Murphy's childhood set him up to become a well respected adult. Murphy's childhood was fairly normal. He…

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    Yesterday's Funerals

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    enthusiastic recuperating. Dr. Alan Wolfelt, an analyst prepared in life moves, said, "Increasingly individuals in North America are asking 'Why have a memorial service?'" Individuals are stating, "When I bite the dust, simply dispose of me no muss, straightforward. Possibly host a gathering, however I beyond any doubt don't need a memorial service." "Father said he didn't need us to go to any inconvenience, so we are simply going to do what he said." "We just thought it would be simpler,…

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