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    Trojan War

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    to return and fight after Agamemnon almost lost them. He yelled to the troops "Stop! Agamemnon means battle and not retreat‚ you misunderstood his words" (p. 42). Lastly‚ Ulysses showed great smartness when he solved the riddle about the Trojan War. By him solving the riddle‚ the Greeks came to win the long war. Ulysses was also smart enough to think of hollowing out the horse so the Greeks could hide inside them and attack the Trojans while they were sleeping. He showed intelligence too when

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    The Gratitude Project

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    #1 Legend/Myth #2 Opinion piece #3 Fact sheet #4 Letter #5 Wish List #6 Poem #7 Riddle #8 Quiz #9 Summary #10 Announcement Legend/myth The legend or myth is there will be gratitude in the room 34 forever. After we leave 6th grade‚ Mrs.Del Carlo will keep the Gratitude on. This year is the second time when Mrs.Del Carlo do the Gratitude Project. The gratitude Project is one of Del Carflo favorite project in 6th grade but this the second she do the Gratitude Project. We do a lot of write like

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    on a socioautobiography is taken directly from: Kanagy‚ C. L.‚ & Kraybill‚ D. B.‚ (1999). The Riddles of Human Society. Thousand Oaks‚ CA: Pine Forge Press. (Pp. 287‚ 288‚289). Socioautobiography “The purpose of the socioautobiography is to use the insights from sociology to better understand your own story; it is a way of using the concepts of sociology to explore our personal riddle. But the socioautobiography is not a diary or a point-by-point account of your life since infancy.

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    How far would a person have to go to understand their past and to figure out that he was doomed from the start? A character from Oedipus Rex soon finds out that before he was even born‚ a prophet foretells that he will soon grow up to kill his father‚ sleep with his mother‚ and blind himself. Fate is described as the development of events beyond a person’s control‚ regarded as determined by a supernatural power. In Sophocles’ novel‚ Oedipus Rex‚ Sophocles explains how a king can go from a hero to

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    ’’After a fall when I will take over. All life will stall or at least grow slower? What am I?’’ Inside a beautiful garden that was adorned in flowers and birthday decorations‚ three young girls were sitting before an ornate table. Each leisurely drinking tea and riddling each other. Despite being underage‚ each of the three budding flowers were about to bloom into wonderful women in a couple of years. Each of these girls were more beautiful and delicate than the other‚ and they were clearly different

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    Week 6 1. James A. Tyner‚ “The Geopolitics of Eugenics and the Exclusion of Philippine Immigrants from the United States‚” The Geographical Review‚ 89‚ no. 1 (1999)‚ 54-73. In this article‚ Tyner explains the pseudoscience and logic behind the discrimination against Filipino immigrants during the early 1900’s. Using eugenics as justification‚ the government made it clear that America was to remain a white-dominated country with little tolerance for immigrants. A prime example of this anti-immigration

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    implication that the intellectual elites in the United States perceived racial difference that meant inability. Martí suggests that ‘the European nor the Yankee could provide the key to the Spanish American riddle’ leading to the creation of ‘bookshelf races’. Referring to the race problem as the riddle of Latin America‚ Martí is suggesting that race was a problem for predominantly white societies‚ which they could not resolve. It is interesting that these nations are the large powers of the modern colonial

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    Free will is something that has always been questioned from the beginning of time. Do we really have the option of free will‚ or are we all destined to fate? The ancient Greeks believed in fate and that the gods had complete control over our lives. That concept is also believed in modern day society; Christianity believes that God has a plan for us and that our futures are already preordained. We see throughout the play that Oedipus’s life was prophesied from the beginning and as much as he tries

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    internet. I did find five poems that stuck out to me more than her other ones‚ though. The first poem is called “Household Riddle”. I despise poetry‚ but this poem actually got my attention as I was reading it‚ unlike many other poems. I think this poem is funny because it is mostly talking about the riddle‚ “Which came first‚ the chicken or the egg?” which is a funny little riddle that everyone knows. The second poem that I found is called “Hairwashing”. This poem is about how

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    was cursed from birth. Thebes was a city in central Greece located in Boeotia. In mythological history it is told to be the place of the birth of Hercules and also the home of the sphinx (A mythological creature that terrorized the area until the riddle was solved by Oedipus platforming him to his place as King of Thebes. The setting and staging is that of a darker era in Theban history when plague and famine stretched it arms across the land. The setting of the play is significant because of the

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