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    actual birth into the world and living freely without the slavery background at Sweet Home. In Beloved’s case, water represents rebirth and no longer being a ghost who couldn’t truly engage with her family. Sethe’s trip across the Ohio river and water breaking while doing so represents her rebirth into a free world without being in the walls of Sweet Home. Morrison uses water to represent rebirth and freedom statically throughout the entire…

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    Jason may not be talented or have any powers but he is still interpreted as a hero in Greek mythology, Jason’s wisdom, bravery and leadership are the defining characteristics that make Jason a hero. The “Golden Fleece Energy Drink” is a new ground-breaking, innovative product designed to enhance your bravery, courage and wisdom while also boosting your focus and…

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    diet is mostly squid or schooling fish "but are familiar to mariners because they sometimes follow ships in hopes of dining on handouts or garbage" (Society). Not only is an albatross a seabird but this also explains why Coleridge used an albatross in his poem.…

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    English ships arrived in New England carrying over one thousand new settlers. With the new Pilgrims arriving the original settlers realized the newer generation did not have the same religious mindset and their main reason for coming here were disappearing. With the population growing to over three times what they were, starvation, violence, and struggles for the community increased. The next generation of pilgrims got greed hungry and started to push the Natives too hard, slowly breaking down…

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    war were poorly built and unfit for combat as it was constantly breaking down. On September 10th, when the first model tank was rested, its tracks fell apart, which occurred again on September 19th when official were viewing the machinery. Although, impressed with the tank consequently, they claimed that it wasn’t right for battle yet. The main error in the construction was the tracks, that were constantly being torn apart or breaking. Despite the critical errors, along with the minimal effect…

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    Prize and the Booty - Case Study On the 25 February, 1603 Jacob van Heemskerck and his crew attacked the Santa Catarina, a merchant ship from Portugal which carried a very highly priced cargo of trade goods. The total price was more than three million guilders. This created discussion about the legitimacy of the attack on the Portuguese merchant ship. In order to justify Jacob van Heemskercks actions, Grotius’ literary works have to be taken into consideration as he addressed different laws…

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    around 40 degrees, although the sun can make it feel a bit warmer. I made my way to Ushuaia, Argentina with two large duffel bags of gear, including dry suit, booties, hats, gloves, thermals, boots, and a whole bunch of fleece. There I boarded the ship I was to call home for the next three months; the Ocean…

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    The amount of homicides spiked within 1919-1933. Within those years Prohibition started and ended. Prohibition lasted throughout 1919-1933. Prohibition only ocurred in America. Prohibition was the years in which Alcohol was banned by the 18th Amendment and the Volstead Act. Why did America take back Prohibiton? The U.S Government took back Prohibition necause of how bad it was making the economics, the amount of crime it caused, and how bad the enforcment was. First of all, Crime is a good…

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    This investigation aims to analyze the question: to what extent did American Neutrality and Trade in World War I (WWI) serve as a cause for eventual involvement in the conflict? This investigation will focus on goals outline by President Woodrow Wilson in his address to Congress in 1914 declaring neutrality, the effect of the British Blockade of German Ports in respect to US trade, the consequent German U-boat attacks on American trading vessels, and the Zimmerman telegram. The investigation…

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    Zebra mussels are a pervasive, nonnative species that was introduced to America in the 1980’s. Zebra mussels are mollusks that have a striped pattern that is apparent on their shells, and which their names are derived from. Their typical size is akin to the size of a fingernail, but can reach a size of up to 2 inches. The shape of these creatures take on the form of the letter “D”. Due to the recent introduction of zebra mussels to the Americas, and the biology of the mussels themselves, zebra…

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