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    Many pieces of art were looted during the holocaust by Hitler and the Nazis. Later, men were sent out to find all of the missing art. These men were named the Monuments Men. Many of the art stolen were paintings by Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, and Henri Matisse, while other pieces of art that were stolen were sculptors. But Hitler's main reason for stealing art was for an idea he had. Hitler had an idea that required a lot of famous art. It was rumored that he was going to build a “super museum”…

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    In his novel Feed, M. T. Anderson portrays a society so affected by capitalism, consumerism, and environmental damage, that humanity is no longer able to remember what the world was like before major corporations turned the entire human experience into a means of making a profit. As a potential future, this is entirely possible, considering the current economic and environmental climates that are suffering as a direct result of late capitalism and the disaffectedness of the corporations causing…

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    Vavius Livy Analysis

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    Throughout antiquity, monarchs attempted to legitimize their governance in ways that prescribed to societal ways of thinking, the historian Titus Livius, Livy, writes on a period in which this is quite apparent. Livy’s writings suggest that early Rome was a sort of meritocracy; the monarchs were generally selected by the people based on their piety and virtue, their ancestors’ piety or virtue, or their own actions and successes in war. The kings of Rome were not uniform in nature, some kings…

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    the privilege of developing a close friendship with him since childhood and he was always a wonderful companion to have during both good times and bad. On September 19, 86, Antoninus Pius was born in Lanuvium, which is 20 miles south of Rome, to Titus Aurelius Fulvus and Arria Fadilla, who were from a prosperous family of former government leaders. Even during his childhood, he was always…

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    Ever since it’s creation the christian church had an impact on most all communities that it has been apart of, either good or bad. The church has been a launching pad for world changers, revolutionaries, equal rights activist, politicians, and even slave owners. During the time of legalized slavery throughout the United States, slaveowners were frequently christian and used the bible to justify their actions. Although almost every modern branch of christianity believes that slavery is immoral…

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    Abraham Lincoln’s “Emancipation Proclamation” ensured freedom and a hope for a better life to the African American community. Three decades later, the idea of a better life had been forgotten. Instead, the Black Americans had begun to endure their suffering, pretending that the unfair laws created by the White Americans were fair. Paul Dunbar describes in his poem, “We Wear the Mask,” the roles that African Americans began to play in life in order to survive. In his poem, you are able to…

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    Browning’s new position as the vice president and operating officer of Continental White Cap brings both ethical and moral challenges. As stated on his psychologist’s report, Browning has passion for business, “he cares about people, is sensitive to them, and makes effort to motivate them”. But, his new position drives him into a culture that has tested these features of his, thus, his moral and ethical challenges. For example, Browning enters into an company where the White family has continued…

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    Olivia Young Semester 1 PBA Ms. Mullervy Period F 1 December 2016 The Formation of the Early Roman Republic Before the Roman Republic was formed, Rome was a traditional monarchy under the rule of an Etruscan king named Lucius Tarquinius Superbus, also known as “Tarquin the Proud” (Heaton). He ruled the kingdom strongly, but was disliked by the Roman people for two main reasons. First, the ruler of Rome had always consulted with the members of the Senate, who were elected by the Romans. King…

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    Etruscans are often viewed as the “proto-Romans”, but is it true? Well considering that the Etruscans were a rich society that favored the arts and trade. As well as being a civilization that made some ground breaking work in architectures, I would say calling them “proto-Romans” would not be that far off. Though with that said, considering how close they were in proximity to early Rome and how similar their art and architecture was to the Roman styles it might not be so much that they were…

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    Fmcg Industry Case Study

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    review:- Prime activities of the fmcg industry are selling, marketing, financing, purchasing etc, industry is engaged in other activities also like operations, supply chain management, production management and general management. Effectively managing supply chain matters a lot for the companies as in this is a tough competition they need to bring innovation in their supply chain so as to remain in the competition for this they have to work with complex distribution networks with small…

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