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    Ishmael Beah's War

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    A stolen childhood The meaning of war in the dictionary is “A military conflict between two nations or parties”, but in A Long Way Gone: Memoirs of a Boy Soldier by Ishmael Beah war is not just a conflict between two nations or parties but it’s a conflict between death, revenge, and survival. Ishmael Beah is a victim of war that took place in Sierra Leone. His lieutenant easily turns him into a ruthless killing machine. The Lieutenant use a false promise to avenge the death of his…

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    their children on a daily basis is a highly critical factor within family socialization. The American Journal of Orthopsychiatry “Contextual Risk and Behavior Problems Among Children With Substance Using Mothers: The Mediating Role of Mothers’ and Children’s Coping Strategies” by Jing Zhang and Natasha Slesnick created a study to help reinforce the idea that parents exposure to any kind of unnecessary bad intentions like drugs, depression, harm, and more can implement for the child to have more…

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    “Why the Grinch is so Grinchy” The book “How the Grinch stole Christmas” is a children's book written by Theodore Geisel A.K.A Dr Seuss.The book is about a grumpy hermit hatches a plan to steal Christmas from the Whos( the townsfolk) of Whovill ( the town).The story on first glance shows the ideas of misunderstandings. Dr Suess is a beloved children's writer who has written stories that have brought joy to the minds and hearts of children all around the world since 1937.Although Dr Seuss has…

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    Social Taboos In Yami

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    with the neighboring islands makes social regulations for keeping peace extremely important to the Yami people's survival. With the island being small enough to walk in a single day and a naturally small native population, if relationships between villages soured or if it was socially acceptable to hold grudges outside of ritual battle it could be disastrous. The social taboos hold as a safety check to maintain tradition and peace on the island.…

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    literacy. Known as Theodor Geisel, he was able to surround his whole life around literature and drawing. Starting by creating cartoons for newspapers and magazines for advertising as well as political cartoons, Dr. Seuss eventually moved on to writing children’s stories. This is when he found out that his first wife, Helen Palmer, was not able to have children. Dr. Seuss wanted to create books for the sake of reading development in young children and to spark inspiration within them, and his…

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    Slumdog Millionaire and Lion by depicting the lives of poor families, the children’s roles in their societies and how you have a greater ability to do certain things when…

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    and female. Okonkwo is filled with care and concern for Ezinma. The difference in the relationship affects the confidence levels of the children. The acceptance Okonkwo acceptance and love toward Ezinma helps her become bolder than others in her village. However, Nwoye is more introverted and seeks to be accepted by Okonkwo. Okonkwo is the son of a very lazy man, Unoka. Since he didn’t want to be anything like his father, he was against anything and everything his father stood for. His father…

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    Children In Nicaragua

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    Nicaraguan parents admitted that they have been physically punishing their children (Save the Children). "Thousands of homeless children roam the streets without access to food, education or family support", says SOS- Children's Villages. Nicaragua has issued several policies in order to protect children's rights, such as the National Action Plan for Children and Young Persons and General Law on Education (Gutirrez5-6). Referring back to a report by UNICEF, "Nicaragua has shown progress in the…

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    farmlands where human interaction was limited. The plague caused a major downfall in Europe’s society, killing off half of Europe’s population, killing farm animals and crops, and turning cities into ghost towns. Furthermore the plague ripped through villages and cities turning them to ghost towns, killing off entire populations, and leaving no one spared. Killing the population ment killing society. Like the Depopulation… source…

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    Child abuse in conflict zone inside Myanmar Developed countries have seen that Myanmar has the most prolonged civil war in the world. It was noticed that so many children under the age of 14, were being recruited and arrested to be involved in armed conflicts or armed groups. However, even if today the number of child soldiers are seemingly falling low, there are many hidden issues about this statement that are invisible. This essay will focus on the child abuse in conflict zone inside Myanmar.…

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