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    The Columbian Exchange is known throughout the world as one of the most spectacular and ecological events to ever take place. You could look at the Exchange as something that had a negative effect on the world but I firmly believe that with all the positives that come from this trade, the negatives are outmatched. The Columbian Exchange had many positive effects on the social, economies, and all of the cultures of both the New and Old Worlds. One of the greatest things to come from the Columbian…

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    known as one of the greatest Southern Gothic writer. In most of her gothic writing, she always shows the protagonist’s mind and darkness side of the story. Charles is the gothic “intruder” or hunter in her novel while Merricat cuts off in her lunatic world. In the beginning of the novel, Shirley Jackson introduces a bit details about a protagonist’s attitude towards her surroundings. Jackson seems to expose the sympathetic moral on Merricat who…

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    The world’s source of electricity is taken for granted by the human race. In today’s society, where daily life seems dependent on the use of cellular devices, laptops and computers, televisions, and gaming systems, people would be lost in a world without the use of technology. Station Eleven, a chilling novel by Emily St. John Mandel’s novel, examines and portrays how the survivors of an apocalypse cope with the abrupt detachment from technology and civilization. As time lapses after the Georgia…

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    in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.” According to Ralph Waldo Emerson, conformism has become the norm within society, and in order to escape, one must break out of their constant societal obligation to be another face in the crowd. In Allegory of the Cave, Plato discusses in full the problem that we all face to conform to the norm and live life without true meaning while also restricting yourself from exploring the wonders of the world.…

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    information about oneself and the world around them through heroic journeys. These “journeys” or heroic “quests,” be they physical or mental, are what one must go through in order to reach deeper knowledge. According to Campbell, the three central parts of a journey are, “a separation from the world, a penetration to some source of power, and a life-enhancing return” (35). I believe the most important of these three steps is the first; “a separation from the world.” It is often said that the…

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    Old World vs. New World “A “new world” exists, having blasted into existence from the technological explosion of the last 20 years. We are going to call this new world cyber-space. Cyber-space is very different from the traditional “old world” we are born into and live and die in every day. The differences between these two worlds is causing some very interesting and very serious challenges.” [1]. The Old World is a completely different world than this New World. This is a New World that needs…

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    took a quick and practical decision. He convinced the captain to not launch the torpedo immediately and surface the submarine. As a result of which he was able to stop a potential nuclear war between the then USSR and USA. This saved the entire world from World War…

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    Green Monkey

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    “Chlorocebus sabaeus” goes by many names; including sabaeus monkey, vervet monkey and callithrix monkey. They belong to the Old World monkey family. Old World monkeys are distinguishable from New World monkeys in that they are native to Africa, Asia and Europe. They belong to the clade Catarrhini which literally means “down-nose”, simply because their nostrils point downwards. While New World monkeys are native to the Americas and belong to the Platyrrhini clade which means “flat-nose”, because…

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    The Primate Digitigrade

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    completely distinguish between habitually digitigrade and habitually palmigrade primates. Terrestriality can be determined by reconstructing the shoulder, elbow, and wrist joint morphologies, as well as hand proportions. The first recognizable old world monkeys are known as Victoriapithecids (Patel…

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    1. History vs. Prehistory a) What is prehistory and how is this concept or term defined?  The term prehistory is referred to the time period before the era of recorded history. There are no written accounts in the prehistory period. The era of beginning of the universe and when there was the beginning of life on earth is described as prehistoric period by historians and geologists. In short, it is used to express the era from when human existence began.[ 1] b) What is the history of the term…

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