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    inhabitants who were “gentle and naive” upon reaching the new world‚ and spoke greatly of them in his journals. Before being called America (which was given its name because of the sailor Amerigo)‚ the land was referred to as the new world‚ which a Venetian printer came up with in 1504. Columbus was a man who sailed a great four voyages and may have been more cruel than

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    Othello is not mentioned by name at all in the first scene‚ he was mentioned as ‘he’‚ ‘him’‚ or as the ‘moor’‚ which is prejudicial reference of his social and cultural background in Venetian society. Iago and Roderigo accused Othello of being arrogant. They solely judged him and his character with his appearance in Act 1. Therefore‚ we‚ as audiences‚ only knew Othello as a threatening and evil moor‚ but in Scene 2‚ we could know that he was chosen as lieutenant and there were fair reasons why he

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    Advantages of the alphabet • Easy to learn‚ as it requires relatively few characters. • Easy to incorporate new words into existing language. • Adaptable for use of new languages. Disadvantages of the alphabet • Easy to learn‚ which makes the ability to write less powerful. • Need to understand spoken language to read. • As spoken language changes‚ it becomes divorced from spoken language The Phoenicians lived in city-states in the area of modern Lebanon‚ in the same way as the Sumerians

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    John Cabot Essay

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    Giulio Caboto was a spice merchant. In c. 1474 John Cabot married a girl named Mattea and later in life had three children‚ Ludovico‚ Sancto‚ and Sebastiano (who became another explorer and followed his father’s footsteps. In c. 1476 John Cabot was a Venetian citizen and started trading in the Eastern Mediterranean. In May 1497 Cabot began sailing to America‚ from Bristol‚ England‚ on a ship called the Matthew. The Matthew was a fifty ton ship that could move quickly with a crew of eighteen men. Cabot

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    Believe me‚ I know.´ Othello is also well respected as he is the General in the Venetian Army. Othello is well respected as he is polite‚ ’My very noble and approved good masters‚’ courageous‚ ’valiant Moor‚’ as he is referred to by the senator and also fascinating‚ ’She loved me for the dangers I had passed‚’ when Othello is referring to the stories about himself. He feels that he is just as important as anyone else in Venetian society and deserves the respect he is given‚ ’as proud a fortune as this

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    “Othello‚ the Moor of Venice‚” is a play written by William Shakespeare sometime during the beginning of the 1600s. Typical of plays at the time‚ it was written in a dramatic style and tells the tragic story of Othello‚ a general in the Venetian army‚ and his marriage to Desdemona‚ the daughter of a politician in Venice. Influenced by the jealous Iago‚ a man who has multiple ulterior motives throughout the play‚ Othello becomes transfixed on the idea that his wife is having an affair with his recently

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    Film noir is generally associated with a ‘dark’ type of film in the era following WWII. Film’s that are categorized in this genre are marked by a style that generally contains certain distinguishing elements – dark rooms with Venetian blinds‚ dark alleys‚ rain-slicked streets‚ dark offices and low key lighting. The plot usually deals with the dark aspects of humanity-greed‚ murder‚ deceit and paranoia. There are also distinguishing characters‚ the main character a detective or an investigator usually

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    Peoples and Cultures of the Indian Ocean | | | 1. | Austronesian families | | | 2. | Bride wealth | | C. | Trade with Africa and the Middle East | | | 1. | African cargo | | | 2. | Middle Eastern rivals | | D. | Genoese and Venetian Middlemen | | | 1. | Italian influence | | | 2. | Shifting slave markets | II. | The European Voyages of Discovery | | A. | Causes of European Expansion | | | 1. | Luxury goods | | | 2. | Religious fervor | | | 3. | Inquisitive

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    is arguably‚ and I would assume Morrison would agree‚ the antithesis of romantic love. The main construct that effects the action of Othello and the title characters attainment‚ or lack-thereof‚ of paradise would be the ideal of a hero in his venetian society. Othello is first and foremost a soldier and a heroic one at that. Othello is entirely unable to separate himself from his militaristic pursuits‚ even managing to woo Desdemona through telling her about his heroic history in combat. Furthermore

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    Venus Of Urbino Analysis

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    The three works of art that I have chosen to write about are “Venus” of Urbino‚ Spirit Spouse and Zenobia in chains. The Venus of Urbino was a painting made in 1538 in Florence‚ Italy. It depicts a Venetian courtesan woman lying down naked in a bed with provocative gestures. She has very fair skin and a Rubenesque body type. The 16th century was a time where women were depicted with a more curvaceous body type to express their wealth because in those times the thicker a man or a woman was the wealthier

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