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    front of him.He commence writing his book White Jacket (1850), his address the issue of flogging and declaring as inhuman. Which he believe that it would harm a person physical and mental to the point where the person doesn't see himself as a human being. As Melville was attending to do the public outrage about flogging happening in the navy and demanded the government to something to address the issue quickly. So, on the same year that White Jacket was published the congress agree to ban…

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    Napoleon’s most upsetting defeat came at Waterloo. Or it may have occurred eight years earlier, after the French emperor was attacked by a bunch of rabbits. There are a couple versions of this story. In July 1807, Napoleon signed the Treaties of Tilsit which ended the war between the French and Russia Looking to celebrate, the French proposed a rabbit hunt, asking Chief of Staff Alexandre Berthier to make it happen. Berthier arranged an outdoor rabbit hunt and invited some of the…

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    to near freezing degrees, I embarked on the opportunity to provide some of Orlando’s homeless with coats and blankets for the cold winter nights. I contacted my family, friends and parents of my daughter’s classmates to ask if they had any coats, jackets or blankets they no longer needed. For our first drive we were able to collect an astonishing 20 coats and blankets. The first evening we handed out the collected items I felt ashamed. Ashamed for having the luxury of a heated car while others…

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    The artwork I have chosen is titled, “American Gothic”, by the artist Grant wood. The artwork was painted in the year of 1930. The painting measures 29 1/4 X 24 1/2 inches. These materials make the painting look realistic: oil on beaverboard, pitchfork, clothes, glasses, and the house in the background. The artwork is located in The Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois and VAGA, New York, New York. I will now describe the painting I have chosen so you will know what it looks like. The…

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    “EASY RIDER” represent the times during late 1960’s in the United States, where for the large part of the young generation the future in front of them was not different from the path to dystopia. The movie tagline: “A man went looking for America and couldn’t find it anywhere”, represent to highest level that path. Those were the times of social revolution, awakening of the youth generation from times of innocence and hope, brutally exposed by the truth of the Vietnam war, traditionalism and…

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    If my school considered making a change to the dress I know I would want to change. I would change many things. The reason I would want to change many things is because we don’t have enough freedom to what we want to wear. Like we are not allowed to wear hoods, hats, flip flops, and tank tops. I envision every school should consider making revolution to the school dress code . I think the schools should change it to where we should be able to wear hoods. Because it might be frigid in the…

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    the series main characters is notorious for bad leadership and demonstrates, in several ways how not to lead others. For instance when he is inspecting his men in formation he is out of the Uniform of the Day and is instead in a flight type suit and jacket and this sends a message to his men that he is either better than them or he doesn’t want to be seen as equal as them. Both very bad things for a leader too not only want to show, but for others to see that certainly stains the appearance of…

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    I was able to see how my teacher prepared for parent-teacher conferences my last day observing at Rawsonville. She explained how important it is to have a nice jacket and a change of shoes. She said that putting on another pair of shoes can help with comfort and give an energy boost. Furthermore, she said that after talking all day it is important to brush your teeth and fix makeup as to refresh yourself and be presentable. My teacher never sits at the front of the table or behind her desk…

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    for women. Along with creating standards for women, the new 50’s style split appart adult and children's clothing. The gap in between was filled with teenage clothing. (thepeoplehistory.com) With teen clothing, everything from rebellious motorcycle jackets to tighter skirts and dresses flooded the high school proms. To sum it all up, the fifties were a time of great change in fashion due to the heavy consumerism and conformity…

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    On the FBI website it defines the Black Panther Party as a group that, “advocated the use of violence and guerrilla tactics to overthrow the U.S. government.” Again, Seale and Newton stressed that the Party was not a terrorist group. For instance, “We don't use our guns, we have never used our guns to go into the white community to shoot up white people. We only defend ourselves against anybody, be they black, blue, green, or red, who attacks us unjustly and tries to murder us and kill us for…

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