Stranger in a Strange Land

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    The biggest change he implemented was the redistribution of lands. The poor and needy were becoming a burden to the state, so` Lycurgus wanted to abolish all pride and envy between the Spartans and sought to remove the disparity between the rich and the poor and achieve equality. Lycurgus successfully abolished all…

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    – came to this world, showing humans what emotion, what power lies deep within us: love. Years and years ago, when men and women stood on this earth unknowing of all of the wonders that lay behind their crystal blue sky, a figure had arose from the land of the Unknown. This figure rose tall, with puffy, white wings adorning his back. He rose among the people;…

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    Through mutual contact for a long time, it is evident that the host, the stranger, and the pathogen, the strange organism, evolve in a direction favorable to survive, that is, in the direction of symbiosis. A pathogenic agent with a strong toxicity will die with the host and only a weakly toxic strain will survive. A defensive host will die from…

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    Harriet Tubman, an African American woman, was an amazing woman and did amazing things in her life. She was born in 1820-1825 in Maryland and was already in the slave trade. Her exact year and date of birth are unknown. Her original name was Araminta Harriet Ross, she had eight siblings all born enslaved. Her parents were Harriet “Rit” Green and Benjamin Ross. Harriet Tubman is an important woman in history because of her many accomplishments for women, slaves, and racial equality. She risked…

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    will take them. When Odysseus and his crew land they find themselves on a strange island, As they explore the island they come upon a large cave. Odysseus and his crew then come upon shore weary of their surroundings, they then enter the cave and with a crash a cyclops named…

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    but instead they had fallen onto the ground to illuminate the night. When we drew into town, everything seemed so strange to me. These building seemed foreign, I didn’t recognize anything. The stone buildings, seemed strange from my perspective. Strange in a way that this was all so new, I couldn’t possibly remember any of this since we left when I was but a baby. I felt like a stranger in the town that I was suppose to be a member of. I had experienced this feeling before, when we first passed…

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    range from simple lines to complex configurations of hummingbirds, spiders, monkeys, fish, sharks, orcas, and lizards. The largest of these figures are over 660 feet (200m) across. The local legend involves the landing of strange men near Ecuador. According to this legend these strangers or giants, founded a site that, because of the cisterns, matches the places of the Ica-Nasca region. The Cholula pyramid in Puebla, Mexico is 180 feet high (55m) with a base of 1,300 by 1,300 feet (400m by…

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    father, with a great knowledge for the world, a mother, with a selfless heart, as well as their daughter, with a laugh who could brighten anyone’s day, would fly across the world in order to welcome their new baby daughter into their family. These strangers would quickly soon become my life-long companions as well as shape me into someone that not only they could be proud of, but also that society would embrace and cherish too.…

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    matters into her own hands and did it herself. She saves his life by the circumcising their son. More than that, the reader can only surmise that he had ill will towards his connections by naming one of his sons Gershom, "a strange land". Moses was in Midian, yet he was a stranger in his own heart. Though sojourning for a time, his intention was never to stay, but to seek other habitation at some point and time. From this, one could conclude that Moses never truly felt at home or connected.…

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    workers and immigrants are still some of the poorest and most exploited members of American society. Chinatowns are still prevalent, as well as other ethnic communities that allow people of a shared background to bond over familiar customs as strangers in a strange land. All of these social forces are extraordinarily important, even 150 years later. The forces that shaped society then are shaping society now, and as immigration becomes a larger political issue, Americans would be wise to look…

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