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    When I Came To America

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    My journey from Pakistan to America‚ basically describes my life as an Asian girl. I came to America‚ when I was 14 years old child. My family moved to America from Pakistan because of my good education. My family have so many expectations from me‚ because I am the oldest one in my family. I have 2 sisters and one brother after my oldest sister got married. I handle all the issues at my house. My journey has been so tough‚ I was not familiar with English language and also‚ I had no idea where to

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    First They Came for the Jews In today’s society it is a common act to just ignore what is going on around. The people are too involved in themselves and their own lives rather than what might be wrong in others. If an issue does not directly affect the individual they tend to pay it no mind and continue on with their day. Though people are taught to keep away from situations that do not concern them this can often be a negative way of approaching many global issues such as genocide. Genocide is the

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    traditional story‚ especially one concerning the early history of people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon‚ and typically involving supernatural beings or events.There are many myths that exist in the world today. The myth‚ “How Stories Came to Earth‚” is about an ancient Egypt sky God (Nyame) that kept stories from everyone in the world. He told only certain stories of his choosing. Anansi‚ who was a spider‚ wanted everyone to have access to the stories. In order for Nyame to release

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    classic pillar in American literature. Dickinson’s "There Came a Wind Like a Bugle" incorporates the classical styling of Dickinson along with a dose of Americana and American history. "There Came a Wind like a Bugle" is interpreted to mean different things‚ but most scholars agree on the theme of destruction that Dickinson describes. Whether the poem is telling of a strong storm or the death of relative. It is easily seen from reading "There Came a Wind Like a Bugle" that Dickinson describes some event

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    I believe the slaves came to North America to aid in tobacco. America was already practicing slavery in the 17th and 18th century so when that time came they would already know what to do when they have slaves in North America. So how the slaves got to America they rode in a slave ship in handcuffs and shackles. The reason is because those slaves were robbed of their freedom and was forced to do things that they didn’t want to do. First of all‚ when African Americans were living in Africa they

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    Autumn When Autumn Came

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    about The themes – ideas the poet wanted the reader to consider The atmosphere and mood of the poem Structure – how the poem is organised How they are written – words and phrase you find interesting Your personal response When Autumn Came This is the way that autumn came to the trees: it stripped them down to the skin‚ left their ebony bodies naked. It shook out their hearts‚ the yellow leaves‚ scattered them over the ground. Anyone could trample them out of shape undisturbed by a single moan of protest

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    The Rain Came Lesson plan

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    The Rain Came Grace Ogot The chief was still far from the gate when his daughter Oganda saw him. She ran to meet him. Breathlessly she asked her father‚ “What is the news‚ great chief? Everyone in the village is anxiously waiting to hear when it will rain.” Labong’o held out his hands for his daughter but he did not say a word. Puzzled by her father’s cold attitude Oganda ran back to the village to warn the others that the chief was back. The atmosphere in the village was tense and confused. Everyone

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    The first people to come to America were hunters who came from Siberia‚ Asia. These people migrated to the Americans thousand of years ago during the Ice Age. Temperatures throughout the Ice Age dropped‚ and ice sheets and glaciers grew. This triggered global sea levels to fall exposing many land bridges form including the one hunters used to get to the Americas. This bridge was called the Bering land bridge is also known as Beringia that’s between eastern Siberia‚ Asia‚ and Alaska. These first Americans

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    In "They Came Before Columbus"‚ Ivan Van Sertima stated that American cotton has an African ancestor. With this being said‚ the transferral of plants from one region to the other is somewhat similar as the migration of humans from one geographical area to another. The first plants originated in Africa‚ which explains the ancestral view of this situation. Just like it is believed that humans started from one general area‚ so did plants‚ and just like humans‚ plants traveled to different parts of

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    a bird came down the walk

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    A Bird Came Down the Walk by Emily Dickinson Theme: The poem deals‚ among other things‚ with the relationship between nature and humanity. At the start the poet is just observing the bird (“He did not know I saw”). She does not interfere‚ but she is not passive‚ as her observations are quite detailed e.g. noticing the Beetle. She is a presence in the poem from line 2‚ but we don’t find out much about her as the focus is on the bird. The human interference‚ finally‚ in line 14 (“I offered him

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