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    black section of one of the segregated buses in Alabama, when a white man got on the bus and there were no more seats in the white section (History.com Staff). As a result they asked Rosa Parks to get up and move so that he could sit on that row; she refused to move and therefore was arrested (History.com Staff). Rosa Parks’ bravery became an inspiring symbol of the civil rights movement. Rosa Parks turned herself into the police to be arrested after she saw how they were treating the…

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    vary, it is estimated at least 70,000 people were killed as a result of the initial blast. The total casualty count (including the effects of radiation sickness) was upwards of 150,000 according to inicom.com. Three days later, after the Japanese refused surrender, another bomb was dropped on the city of Nagasaki The effects of these bombs were obviously more catastrophic than any other bombs dropped throughout history, but was this act justified by Japanese vs. American conflict in World War…

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    Gator Attack Report

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    rescue his son. Second gator on the loose As 2-year-old Lane Graves was being pulled into the lagoon at the Grand Floridian Resort at Walt Disney World, his father was attacked by a second gator as he tried to free his son on June 16. Matt Graves refused to leave the spot where Lane disappeared, according…

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    him or her to get your soul. In the story by Washington Irving The Devil and Tom Walker it was about a man name Tom that made a deal with the Devil. Originally, Tom refused to make the deal with the Devil because he wanted to get back at his wife who physically and verbally abuses him. However, after Tom told his wife that he refused the offer, she tried to…

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    Night Elie Wiesel

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    believing in a god who was not always merciful was the right thing to do. As seen in page 45, Elie began questioning Him, “I was not denying His existence, but I doubted His absolute justice.” Later on page 67 he refused to bless God, “Blessed be God’s name? Why, but why would I bless Him?” He refused to bless God’s name due to the fact that he allowed thousands of innocent people to die by the hand of the Nazis. Elie lost his faith through his many tough encounters in Auschwitz. During his…

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    all the while using literary devices such as irony, metaphors, and symbolism to explain along the way. “Moishe was not the same… He no longer mentioned either God or Kabbalah. He spoke only of what he had seen. But people not only refused to believe his tales, they refused to…

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    Nirvana Research Paper

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    acclaim, industry respect, pop radio appeal, and a rock-solid college/alternative base". Their European tour, which followed the release of Nevermind was an overwhelming success with oversold concerts and enormous media attention. Exhausted, Nirvana refused to undertake another national tour, satisfying their local fans with a couple of performances within the United States.…

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    the University of Michigan and named Lloyd Barenblatt as a member of the club as well. Based on the admission of Crowley, Barneblatt was subpoenaed to testify. He testified that he taught with Crowley at Michigan and that he knew Crowley, but he refused to answer five questions concerning his membership and involvement with the Communist party and Crowley’s as well. The House held him in contempt for refusing to answer the questions and he was later convicted. He later appealed to the Supreme…

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    had no choice, but to sign a treaty with the English. The treaty was meant to give the English back what was originally, their land. It was also meant to stop the French from trying to conquer them again, but when John died it was refused. John's son, Charles V, refused the treaty when his father died in captivity, while waiting for the treaty to be created on signed, since the English were using him as leverage, he was not to be let go until the treat was done. So the French went on the…

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    A father, Capulet, who seems to want the best for his daughter may not be exactly who we have learned to think he is. The deaths of Mercutio, Tybalt, Paris, Romeo, Juliet, and Lady Capulet written in the play Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare were the effect of Capulet’s bad decisions. Long lasting feuds, one sided decisions, and unfatherly threats were all important factors in the way that Capulet indirectly ended many precious lives. First, if Capulet would have ended the feud with the…

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