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    In the Anglo-Saxon era the term hero was originated from the Greek language, born through the word protector and defender. In the Anglo-Saxon time period I would say that the label of a hero is earned by portraying yourself as a warrior. Within the Anglo-Saxon culture, a hero must display the qualities of a prideful, intelligent, and most importantly a warrior. Beowulf shows all of these characteristics, he fights for his people until death becomes his next battle. Even at times where Beowulf’s…

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    In Darfur, Sudan, which is located in Africa, there is genocide occurring. This is the destruction of people and cultures who disagree with the Sudanese government. In Article 1, of The Universal Declaration of Human Rights it says: “All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.” Darfur, Sudan, should take heed of this Right and act upon it so the people in Africa will…

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    A Mockingbird and Go Set A Watchman has influenced Scout’s perception and disillusioned her understanding of what her father Atticus, her caregiver Calpurnia, and her hometown Maycomb actually represented and meant to her personally. In Go Set a Watchmen, there is disillusion…

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    Community Policing Essay

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    officer’s work. It is what they do while they are not handling calls. Police officers mostly patrol in cars, but from time to time they patrol on foot, bicycles, and even horseback. Foot patrol dates back to the early 1800s and 1900s, when night watchmen would watch for crime in the town, but as the innovation of automobiles was introduced, it greatly affected the way police officers patrolled. Motorized patrol became more efficient than non-motorized patrol, because it allowed officers to…

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    permission to go baby-sit? 25. Why is Park self-conscious when he sees people whispering near him? Their usual table is the one by the window. She would like to fly. Richie answers the door. He wanted to show her his second issue of Watchmen. He is nervous somebody saw Eleanor and him holding hands.…

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    life, but decided she would spend eternity with Romeo. Out of fear and love, Juliet killed herself. She asked Friar Laurence to leave her, and she kissed Romeo to see if there was any poison left on his lips (Shakespeare, 275). She then heard the watchmen and Count Paris’s Page enter. She then acted out of fear, grabbed Romeo’s dagger, and stabbed herself. A counterargument is that Friar Laurence is the cause of Juliet’s death. The Friar is the one who gave Juliet the sleeping potion, and…

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    specifically during the Elizabethan Era. It also explained what people did to prevent it. Watchmen were used to give food to the sick people in “plague houses”, and they also made sure that no one entered or escaped from the house to prevent the illness from spreading. They were also given the job to transport the dead bodies in “death carts” to be put in mass graves. Because of this danger present in this job, the watchmen were well paid. But because the job made contracting the disease very…

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    The Black Death, also known as the bubonic plague, caused by a bacteria called Yersinia Pestis, ravaged the population of Europe in the middle ages. “Localized epidemics of bubonic plague occurred with relative frequency, but only twice did the plague affect a wide enough swath of the population to be labeled a pandemic, or widespread epidemic” (The Black Death Arrives). When it did, over half the population of Europe died from exposure to the plague. Europe was densely populated and living…

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    Traditional Crimes

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    commit crimes, based on there surroundings. -Community policing (Schmalleger, 2016, p.114-115) -This idea is a very basic partnership, between with police and the community. In doing so, they can solve problems and crime together as one unit. -The Watchmen style of policing is looked down upon being it can give a bad name to any department. (Schmalleger, 2016, p.115) >Informal police intervention >Persuasion/Threats >”Roughing up” convicts -Legalistic style of policing is when officers…

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    Many people argue that our lives are predetermined and others that believe the choices you make will have an impact on your future. In the play, Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare, two star-crossed lovers get married and their marriage leads to deadly consequences. Their families are feuding and because they are feuding they can not be seen together. Because their parents would not allow it, they chose to marry each other secretly. Free will is to blame for the untimely deaths of Romeo and…

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