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    on a bench that was reserved for prison guards only while all the inmates were trying to take over the prison. “ In this prison nobody is a leader.” Edgar said. We watched the continuous rage of inmates in the prison. Some people were using molotov cocktails and other homemade weapons. I have heard the court system in Russia is one if not the weakest system in the world. After the inmates have taken over the prison, we marked our victory by adding a date on the wall “ December 8,…

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    Street Art Analysis

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    One of his common themes is that of attacking law enforcement. This work clearly shows a group of fully armored police men in riot gear advancing on a teddy bear with a Molotov cocktail. I think this work says a lot about street art as a whole. This idea of rebelling against the rules society has created in a way that makes it seem like the artist work is more publicly accepted than that of the law enforcement that seems to…

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    thrown by hand and exploded either by impact or by means of a fuze.(dictionary.com) The United States manufactured over 87 million grenades for use in close quarter fighting.(World War 2 Weapons)There also was the "home made" grenade known as the molotov cocktail that was perfected by Great Britain. (World War 2 Weapons) Meanwhile, the Germans perfected the flamethrowers in World War I. The flamethrower was used by Americans and Japanese effectively against foxholes, caves.World War 2…

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    The 20th century will forever go down as one of the most critical, and bold centuries to ever go down in history. With the advances in technology that forever will change the fate of production, and quality of life of citizens around the world; to bear witness to a bold new world that gave birth to both the biggest successes, and atrocities the world has ever felt on its surface. WWI already left an unparalleled scar on the face of history; but out of its participants, one was ready for revenge…

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    The Glenville Riots

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    An attempt in 1964 was made by President Lyndon Johnson to respond to the demands of African Americans for equal rights. Fairness for all people was originally called for by former President John F. Kennedy in his civil rights speech of June 11, 1963. He requested for legislation “giving all Americans the right to be served in facilities which are open to the public: hotels, restaurants, theaters, retail stores, and similar establishments”, as well as “greater protection for the right to vote”…

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    The virus had taken many lives internationally, after the release of samples into foreign nations to cover its origin in the United States. First it was a manmade virus from a military base in California, later causing the death of the American Empire. As I lay in my deathbed, I recall the beginning of the end. Hallucinations brought on by the virus, enhanced by the lack of oxygen and pain of death. It is the first day I fail to get out of bed. I stare at the ceiling, and slowly the dull blue…

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    It’s the middle of the night, Hank, a black man is lying in bed after a long day of work. He is resting his tired body, on the verge of sleeping, when a pounding at the door wakes him immediately. He gets up to check the door. As he approaches the door, he can hear yelling and derogatory terms. He opens the door and a mob of people are waiting for him outside, holding signs and yelling. He’s confused, he’s just minding his own business and trying to make it in the world. They’re screaming at him…

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    The poetry of Rita Dove, Billy Collins, Sonia Sanchez and Yusef Komunyakaa are similar in many aspects, yet each poet’s work is very distinct. All of the poets utilize powerful poetic techniques to accentuate the underlying meaning. For instance, Dove describes the struggle of living during the Great Depression, and how many people decided to commit suicide due to severe living conditions through her passionate use of symbolism: “Under the Viaduct, 1932” …He liked it down…

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    The Fighting Irish Ireland is a country built on war. Throughout its history, it has been conquered, divided, won and lost wars. Even today, the island remains separated into two parts, one belonging to the Republic of Ireland and the other a member of the United Kingdom. The most substantial factor early on was the religion and today the clash between the north and the south is on economic issues. The north, which is part of UK, fairs better economically than the south, which is the…

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    Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold perpetrated the Columbine High School massacre on April 20th, 1999. Both were seniors at the school, both kept journals largely concerned with planning the massacre, and both killed themselves at the conclusion of the shooting. Both had been bullied severely, but had friends other than each other. Harris had a history of depression and suicidal thoughts, and was prescribed medication for this. Klebold had more severe depression,…

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