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    of their country from the French government. The movie had a documentary type theme to it, making the movie more realistic and actually encounter what’s really happening. Two particular foes stood out throughout the movie. On the French side was Paratrooper Colonel Mathieu, whose sole mission is to stay in Algeria to erase any chance of an Algerian rebellion. The Algerian population initiated a movement “National Liberation Front of Algiers” a group of Muslim Algerians who conducted to contend…

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    Bray Amaraos is an individual that for most of his life was in a vicious cycle of chaotic social and personal influences that Bandura called reciprocal determinism. That is, external factors, such as rewards and punishments, internal factors, such as beliefs or thoughts, and behavior as explained in chapter 13 in our textbook. He observed violence at a tender age and believed that the world operates as such. I rationalize that Bray’s behavior and cognitive process can be evaluated through social…

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    He owned a warehouse that was stacked floor to ceiling with military surplus items. While looking through piles of clothes there, they realized it was not going to be an easy task. They finally found a huge pile of khaki shirts, called Spanish paratrooper hats. They were finely woven and Zim sold them 500 for $1.50…

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    Prong 2: The vast development of forensics since 1971 could now easily intimidate D.B. Cooper out of attempting this crime again. Technology back then was too underdeveloped to catch a calculated criminal like D.B. Cooper. DNA wouldn’t be used forensically for until nearly 15 years after the hijacking. Had this technology been around, D.B Cooper would be rotting in jail as we speak. Investigators have attempted to obtain DNA particles from evidence, like his tie, but nothing has come of it.…

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    D-Day, which occurred on June 6th 1944, marked the start of the allied campaign to liberate North-West Europe from Germany’s control. It is the largest amphibious attack in history, with over 156,000 American, British and Canadian troops landing simultaneously along a 50 mile stretch of 5 beaches in Normandy. The battle, codenamed Operation Overlord, spread across the beaches of Utah, Omaha, Gold, Juno and Sword, and utilised the latest technology available at the time. Stemming from Newton’s…

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    “They arrived five to six miles offshore about 2:30 a.m… The first wave was already departing; it hit the beach about 6:30 on the nose.” (Pohanka) “By dawn on June 6, thousands of paratroopers, and glider troops were already on the ground behind enemy lines, securing bridges and exit roads. The amphibious invasions began at 6:30 a.m.” (D-Day) The Germans reaction to the Allies’ invasion was with shock, complete confusion and chaos. In…

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    Db Cooper Essay

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    Throughout history, there have been many robberies in America, but only one remains a mystery. The name Dan Cooper, also known as DB Cooper, is well known by many. This was the name of the passenger who skyjacked the Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 305 on November 24, 1971. Cooper threatened to blow up the plane if he was not given four parachutes and 200,000 dollar, so Northwest Airlines responded willingly. After landing in Seattle to get his demands, the plane refueled and took off again.…

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    Phoniness, falsehood, uneasiness, tension, indecision, gray flannel aspirations, and insecurity were the defining propositions of the decade. Suburbia, American dream, and gender roles also ruled the decade. When men entered domesticity after a long absence after postwar they found it very difficult to settle down. They felt uneasiness and frustration and found it difficult to manage home, work and their very identity. The unrest in the mid-1950s was gauged by the same uneasy representation…

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    Detroit, Michigan became the backdrop for one of the costliest and deadliest riots in United States history during the early morning hours of Sunday, 23 July 1967. A routine police raid on an unlicensed bar set off a four day long riot, “[leaving] scores dead and hundreds injured, thousands arrested, untold numbers of businesses looted, hundreds of buildings utterly destroyed and Detroit’s reputation in tatters.” The 12th Street Riot, beginning in response to the barroom scuffle, quickly…

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    That Saint that I chose to be my model throughout confirmation and to base my Saint report on is Saint Michael the Archangel. The reason why I chose Saint Michael the Archangel is because he is the patron of grocers, soldiers, mariners, paratroopers, police and sickness. What caught my attention about Saint Michael the Archangel is that he is a patron of police and soldiers. Ever since I was little, I would always watch movies and TV shows involving police and soldiers because I admired them so…

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