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identity nations and concepts that are being illustrated to understand how the message is interpreted. Students are exposed to political cartoons, which require analysis skills to identify the various parts drawn within the image that create the ultimate message that the artist intended. The various lessons and sections within the lesson build upon each other, which create the bigger picture of European imperialism that paved the way for WWI. The first lesson builds on the initial concepts that…

the formalities and traditional trappings of Christianity. Puritans also believed that “the Bible was God’s true law, and that it provided a plan for living (Kizer).” The Puritans visualized a strict reformed world, which played a role in their ultimate downfall. The unique views and characteristics of the Puritans ultimately drove them away from the Church of England. They claimed that the church had “become a product of political struggles and artificial doctrines” (Kizer). One man, known…

truly being of moral character propels us into the deceptive truth of society. The purpose in Plato’s “Allegory of a Cave” is to encourage one to strive for precise reality by understanding the restrictions that hinder the individual in obtaining the ultimate enlightenment and knowledge, but rather basking in the comfort of the misconception of reality and the only way to obtain that untainted knowledge is education and overcoming fear.…

closer to Jesus Christ and His salvation 2) Become a Clinical Pharmacist and 3) Use my talents and love to inspire others to be a better version of themselves. The first and third goal are goals that will continually remain on my to-do list, but my ultimate career goal of becoming a clinical pharmacist has to be acquired step by step. In the near future, I would love to be able to claim the job title of a Clinical Pharmacist. This goal is both tangible and attainable. To be able to…

Reflections in Light The Coinherence of Opposites from the Tao Te Ching describes the balances between opposites in life through the Daoist (Taoist) religion. In the passage, Laozi begins on explaining that when something exists, it will always have an opposite (e.g. when people see some things as beautiful, other things become ugly). In the text, Laozi informs the reader that these things are not just opposite, but they are connected and they work together in some manner, meaning without one,…

the world. In other terms it is a moral philosophy that defines right action as that which leads to the well being of the individual and soul. It makes up part of the system of Ethics that the ancient Greek philosophers preached. Eudaimonia as the ultimate goal is an objective rather than a subjective state in that it characterizes the well-lived life by the individual. According to Aristotle, eudaimonia is made up of things not of honor, wealth, or power, but instead by rational activity in…

Ultimate Defeat of Oroonoko Defeat is usually not so a thing you should be hoping for nor looking forward too, it can lead to a road of sorrow. Defeat is a tough thing to handle especially when the defeat comes at the expense of your life or a loved one. In the story “Oroonoko; or The Royal Slave” Oroonoko exceled at anything and everything. Oroonoko had it all from the looks, to the charm, to the fame, to the ladies, and to the brains. Life was all smooth for Oroonoko until he choose to act…

wagon and her children, selling goods to make it through the war. She takes advantage of the current state of war in her prices for goods and her bargaining skills. However, this greed brings creates many problems for Mother Courage and leads to her ultimate fear in the end—being alone to face the war. Mother Courage is a story in the midst of a war. War brings out the best and worst in people and this is illustrated through Mother Courage’s greed in wanting the war to continue, her sons’…

Heros and villains are the backbones of literature. From Polyphemus in the Odyssey to Lord Voldemort in the Harry Potter series, villains create conflict, create for contrast, add drama and excitement to stories, and serve as the drivers of the plotline. In different eras of literature, villains take on different shapes and sizes, and serve different purposes. In Medieval Literature, the purpose of a villain is to act as a foil for the hero character. In doing so, the villain brings out the…

mirkwood. Bilbo used his his sword and stones to fight them. “The next stone went whizzing through a big web, snapping its cords, and taking off the spider sitting in the middle of it” (Tolkien 158). The second step in The Hobbit is the ultimate boon. The ultimate boon in The Hobbit is the Arkenstone. The Arkenstone is Bilbo's solution to preventing the war. He also gives it away for their own good. The third step of the initiation in The Hobbit is the atonement with the father. In the end,…