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    The Ballad of Birmingham is a poem about a very tragic story of a young girl who lost her life all because of her skin tone. Something she and nobody else has control of. This young girl was in the sacred place and yet still the devil snuck in. The streets of Birmingham are know as the streets once walked upon in fight for actual equality. The freedom marches were not the safest place to be‚ but that is where everyone went in fight for the freedom we have now. The young girl in the

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    To Look At Any Thing Mood

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    There are many distinct moods that were described in the instructions of the poem To Look at Any Thing. For example‚ when the author wrote "you must look at it long‚" I imagine a very enraged and irritable mood because‚ waiting for something that takes time requires patients; in which those who do not have patience become irritated. For instance‚ when a computer loads slowly and you have to wait‚ you develop an impatience and anger towards its malfunctions. Another example was the next instruction

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    countries‚ where they speak different languages. Immigrants who were arriving to the U.S did not know how to speak or write english‚ so reading the words on that wall would have been very difficult for them to understand what is written. In the image it also says “The Americanese Wall ‚ As Congressman Burnett Would Built It”‚ saying the wall is not built yet‚ but it will soon in the future‚ making it harder for immigrants to enter the

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    Education and Wall Map

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    that they will use the computers and the Internet to share information with these other schools and students Materials Children’s book (see Related Children’s Books) List of project participants 3x5 Cards String Tape Medium sized container Wall map of the world Globe Push pins and post-it notes A folder for each student Student copies of a world map or student atlases Time: Approximately four hours spread over a one week period. Teacher Preparation: Obtain a list of the participating

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    Investigation The Berlin Wall was the result of both economic 1 and political bankruptcy of East Germany (GDR2) as a state‚ right after the Second Berlin Crisis‚ 1958-61. This investigation focuses on why the wall was constructed and the United Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) motives behind it. In particular focusing on the Soviet-American relations before 1961‚ the incidents they were involved in‚ the blockade and the Berlin Crisis. These events are the core of the building of the Wall‚ and can so reveal

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    Jeanette Walls Analysis

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    in any situation. One such person was Abraham Maslow. He created the hierarchy of needs. However‚ the hierarchy fails to properly explain motivation. This becomes obviously when set aside the life of an individual. I will use the story of Jeanette Walls to disprove Maslow’s hierarchy. Abraham Maslow attempted to explain human motivation by creating a hierarchy of needs. Basic physiological needs such

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    Glass Castle written by Jeannette Walls‚ the opposite seems to hold true. Jeannette and her siblings were given virtually no rules to follow‚ or standards to be held to. They were often dirty‚ hungry‚ and left to fend for themselves by their self proclaimed “excitement addict” parents. Luckily Walls was able to turn potential tragedy to triumph by using her common sense when it mattered the most. Usually characters develop during the duration of a book‚ but Walls remains the same throughout. At

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    Wall Street Movie

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    Wall Street The movie "Wall Street" is a representation of poor morals and dissapointing business ethics in the popular world of business. This movie shows the negative effects that bad business morals can have on society. The three main characters are Bud Fox‚ Gordon Gekko‚ and Carl fox. Bud Fox is a young stockbroker who comes from an honest working-class family but on the other hand‚ Gordon Gekko is a millionaire who Bud admires and wants to be associated with. Greed seems to be a huge theme

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    The Glass Castle‚ a memoir written by Jeannette Walls is an eye-opening look at the world of poverty that touches so many lives within in the United States. There are many reasons for poverty wheather they be out of consequence or one is simply born into it there are many reason for its occurance. The story of Jeannette Walls is not only inspiring but motivating as her climb from the depths poverty allow her to become the successful journalist and novelist she is today. Throughout her life there

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    Wall-E Themes

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    Texts‚ whether it may in the form of a novel or in a long film‚ revolve around the aim of expressing an important theme or motif. Trash an award-winning novel by Andy Mulligan and Wall-E‚ a film directed by Andrew Stanton both explore important themes such as over reliance on technology and social sustainability. The themes explored play a major role in the plot and storyline. Over the last several years‚ technology has rapidly evolved. We now have supercomputers in a device no bigger than our hand

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