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    If there were no written documents of our African history, could we tell the story of back then, according to how we as a people live today? As African American people the answer is no because as African American people, we need to understand where we came from, so we can understand where we are going. In the article “Beyond the Written Document: Looking for Africa in African American Culture,” explains how important history is and all of the information it can provide. With historians in the…

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    Unfortunately, to reach their home, they were forced to sail directly between these two dangerous hazards. Odysseus was left with a huge dilemma. Should he sail closer to Scylla or Charybdis? He chose to go closer to Scylla, and this showed how he could make major decisions under great pressure anticipating a succesful out come. If they had gone near Charybdis, all of them would have most likely drowned. Since they were forced to go towards Scylla, it was almost certain that six men would be…

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    Presidency while boxing a young navy officer for sport. He step in and was influential in shaping college football by offering better safety regulations after seeing that the game was getting too dangerous. Other ways he liked to keep fit was by rowing the Potomic. He brought martial arts to the White House. Prior to his stint in the Whte House with unbounded energy he formed the famous Calvary group known as the Rough Riders, and brought victory to the battle of San Juan Hill in Cuba during…

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    able to “work it out” of the system rather than doing nothing at all to relieve ourselves of the everyday stress that we undergo daily. For our workout for upper body John composed a regimen of bench press, bicep curls, dips, tricep extensions, and rowing. For lower body we focused mainly on squats, calf raises, quadricep curls, and wall sits. While I being the runner decided to have him run to really get some stress out and get the endorphin 's pumping. With the first run being only one mile…

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    Victorian Era Do you know when the Victorian era was? According to “victorian-era.org” the Victorian era was in the United Kingdom during 1837-1901 and it was called the Victorian era because the queen during this era was Queen Victoria. (Victorian era Government) During this era working life, housing, sports, government, and fashion will be described during this essay. First of all, the working life of Victorian people was very harsh. Most jobs that they would work were very physical.…

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    CHAPTER 3 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 3.1 Research Design 3.2 Participants Participants (n=12) consists of sport students from same genders were recruited for this study. Participants need to pass the selection criteria prior acceptance into this study. Compulsory selection criteria includes free of known injuries at the time of the data collection. 3.3 Equipment In order to achieve the purpose of study, the tools to be used are as follows: a) Video (Sony) b) MCS form c) PAR-Q form 3.4…

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    Should, The Odyssey, be read by 9th graders? The Odyssey, is one of the most impactful and perpetual pieces of literature known. Although, many people feel that it is not a story that should be read by people as young as the 9th grade due to some controversial factors in the piece. This highly referenced epic poem, The Odyssey, speaks the truth about heros the youth look up to and teaches many readers a high morality and to remain humble, 9th graders should read, The Odyssey. Many of the main…

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    nor to return: they longed to stay forever...forgetful of their homeland’ ” ( 9.204-210). Odysseus did not accept this. He had too much affection for them. Subsequently, he “ ‘ drove them, all three wailing, to the ships, tied them down under their rowing benches…’ ”(9.211-212). Next, in the land of Aeaea, Odysseus’s men were turned into swine by the enchantress, Circe. Odysseus battles for the sake to regain his men. Further, Odysseus put beeswax in his men’s ears to keep them from hearing the…

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    cure his own embarrassment. Throughout the summer. Brother took it upon himself to be Doodle’ personal trainer. His last activity he made Doodle do was soon to be too much for Doodle’s heart to handle. Brother, disappointed in Doodle’s failure of rowing upstream in the rain, decided to leave his vulnerable, weak sibling in the pouring rain. Brother was not fully aware of the harm he caused for his brother and the infinite amount of years of regret in his near…

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    Brother feels even more pride in his accomplishments. Doodle explains, “I began to believe in my own infallibility” (349). Brother decided to teach Doodle to run, row, swim and climb trees. Certainly, if Doodle were capable of such things; running, rowing, swimming it would give Doodle a richer, fuller…

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