Johannes Hood Research Paper

Hudson Taylor is born on 1832/5/21 and died on 1905/6/3. He is a true christian hero, he came from britain and all the way to China with a lot of trouble but his faith in God are unbelievably strong. Later he is the founder of China Inland Mission and bullied the biggest church in China. With all of it being said hudson Taylor is surly a godly man and a successful christian missionary. He also own some very good trait, he is faithful, humble and dedicate.

Harry Wills, also known as The Black Panther in boxing, has inspired many colored youths to participate in sports themselves. Currently, he has  been unable to fight in the heavyweight title, and he probably never will get the chance to because dangerous black men like him are prohibited from doing so. Nobody can really prove that Wills is the best boxer because he is unable to fight against the white race, but he wins just about every match he gets into with the colored. Full of excuses, George Dempsey, was the white boxing legend who could not fight against Harry Wills even though over 500 newspaper polls estimated that Harry would win. Boxing has become very popular with all Americans, but racial prejudice remains, so it will be difficult

Frederick Cossom (Fred) Hollows was one of the greatest Australians who had ever lived. He is known to be one of the most caring men in history who always put others before himself to help the world be seen as a better place.

I love trying new things, I like helping other students because I also learn something new. I also work hard and try my best. Very competitive.

Roger Jenkins, friendly neighbor, hard working, and always traveling around with the black suitcase. It was late one evening as Roger came home after many long hours of work, taking off his gloves and jacket, throwing them to the side. He shuffled off to his dimly lit room where his clothes were piled high from the ground, the light flickering at its last stages before burning out. He laid down, staring up at the ceiling, hearing voices in his head instructing him that he must get rid of what is in the black suitcase. He shook his head back and forth getting agitated and disturbed telling himself he cannot get rid of it, although, in reality, he was yelling at the ceiling while his face turned a bright shade of red. He closed

Richard Wright was born on September 4, 1908 and died on November 28, 1960. Richard Wright grew up in Mississippi to Nathan Wright and Ella Wilson. Both his parents were born after the Civil War however, his grandparents were born into slavery and became free after the war. Richard Wright had a very rough childhood due to racism and the way he was treated at home. He wrote during a time when race relations were very tense and his works reflects that. He wrote a variety of literary pieces ranging from novels to poetry. He is best known for the controversial novel called Native Son, which is about an African-American man’s struggles growing up in Chicago. As well as the novel called Black Boy, which is about his childhood in the south. Both books were met to critical acclaim but were both seen as controversial because they both realistically, and show the harshness of the lives of African-Americans during his time period. Richard Wright was one of the first successful African-Americans to address and bring light to the problems of racism in America.

On Wednesday 12:43:02 pm at Buckley Middle school Justin Hernandez and Maxwell Brown had a fight. In the lunch line Maxwell was speaking to and joking with his friends and accidentally shoved Justin, who was paying for his lunch our Cafeteria Manger Mrs.Glump observed. Justin disliked Maxwell already (one of our students Jamie, who has social studies with both has seen what boys do), so when he shoved him he thought he was starting a fight which resulting in him turning around and punching Maxwell. Maxwell then decided to fight back and within a couple minutes’ students and staff caught on and pulled the two apart which student Anthony Jones witnessed.

My dream is to make it to adulthood, making it a destination not tired for the next day so my dream.

Carl van Vechten, born in 1880 in Cedar Rapids, and died in 1964 in New York City, was an American photographer, critic, essayist, and writer. Graduating from the University of Chicago (1903), then contributing to "Chicago American", Van Vechten moved to New York, where he started to develop his interests in music, dance, and theatre, as a critic at "New York Times". Even though in his journalist career he often provided visual material accompanying his articles, his real growth in photography came not until 1932, given his first 35mm Leica camera. During the next decades of his artistic prominence, van Vechten produced a vast body of work, which can be named an anthology of the most important figures of the 20th century culture. He instantly

He bet one of the king's marks that he could hit one of the deer at the end of the field, and that he did. But the man refused to pay and got mad at Robin for killing one of the king's deer. While Robin Hood was leaving, one of the men shot at him with an arrow. In pure rage, he hit the other with an arrow right in the heart, which killed him, thus becoming a murderer. This is also when the fight between Robin and the sheriff began. He pledged that he would bring Robin Hood to justice. This is when the legend began. After the murder, Robin hid in his home in Sherwood Forest. That year, over a hundred men gathered about Robin Hood and had chosen him to be their leader and chief. They swore that even though they had been ruined, they would ruin those who oppressed them, no matter who it was. “They would take whatever had been robbed from the poor, unjust taxes, high land rents, or unnecessary fines.” (Wright, "A Beginner's Guide to Robin Hood.") He started to become known as a

In 1886 a railroad agent named Richard Sears received a shipment of unwanted gold watches, what he did next changed the course of his life. Richard purchased that shipment of watches and sold them at a nice profit to other station agents up and down the railroad line. He then ordered more for resale and with great success he started the R.W Sears Watch company in minneapolis. Sears then moved his business to chicago where he hired Alvah C. Roebuck to become his business partner when in 1893 the two young men started the corporate firm Sears, Roebuck and

Robin Hood was a man who loved life and sought adventure in every aspect of his life. Although, he has a made some mistakes he typically tried to do good. He loved people, especially women and children. I would not consider him a true follower of a Christ, but rather a man who does good works. In Titus 3:5 it says, “Not by works of righteousness which we have done, but according to His mercy He saved us, through the washing of regeneration and renewing of the Holy Spirit.” (New King James Version, Tit. 3.5) This verse is basically saying that you cannot get to heaven through good works. God’s grace and mercy is what allows us to get into heaven, but we have to make that choice.

Douglas Engelbart was a very successful man in his days. He lived a long and very important life. Doug was born January 30, 1925. 88 years later, Doug passed away on July 2, 2013. He had two amazing siblings. An older sister that took care of him when he was young and a little brother to play with when bored. He also had two hard working parents; their names were Carl and Glady. Douglas had a great family that helped him reach all of his goals.

What would you do if you had about 10,000 children to take care of? Well George Mueller was one of those people had about 10,000 children to take care of. George Mueller had so much faith in God. God did so much wonderful things happen in his life. He is most respected and remembered, the orphan at Ashley down which could accommodate around 2,000 children at any one given time. George Mueller died in March 10, 1891. He is most remembered for the orphan house. His work was continued by the George Mueller Foundation, which was renamed as The George Mueller Charitable Trust. (3.Wikipedia)

Helmcken House is a 1-story log-house with 2 characteristic wood frame additions. This beautiful house is positioned towards Elliott Street Square, alongside, the Royal Museum in downtown Victoria. Not to mention, Helmcken House is an important landmark because it was Dr. John Sebastian Helmcken's home. Dr. John Sebastian was the 1st president of the Canadian Medical Association. The house is an outstanding example, of the Darwinism of vernacular and wooden houses, from the 18th-century British Columbia. While you are here, spare time to visit Victoria Bug Zoo and get lunch at either Ocean Garden, Sookjai Thai, Xiang Rui, or Han Korean Restaurant. Check out some cool hotels & vacation rentals near Helmcken House, in