My Coat Of Arms

Slavery, Hardships, and Freedom? This book describes a day in a life of Frederick Douglass. In 2013, I saw a movie called ’12 Years A Slave’ reading this book and watching the movie was eye-opening for me. ‘My Freedom’ in this book explains that young Douglass suffered as a slave, when which he failed to flee his ‘Bondage’, then eventually he escapes that life. Douglass’s story continues to reverberate throughout his life and the American Dream that he conquered all the obstacles that he overcame and reached his goal. He shows us that you can achieve your goals if you strive for it. “My Bondage and My Freedom” is an eye-opener for your life and you can compare your life and see how you can make a change

I only carry a small amount of things. I carry some physical things and some emotional things. The physical things are usual things that most girls carry, stuff that we could use at any time. The emotional things usually put weight on my shoulders and when I start to think about then my mood gets worse. I carry stress, so much stress. I stress about everything and anything. Stress is not a good thing and can can weight gain, pimples, binge eating, lack of eating or more. Alot of people carry stress, you might not be able to see it on the outside because not alot of people show it.

The flags dramatic emblem is based on the legend of how the mexicans traveled from Aztlan to find place where they could establish their empire. The god Huitzilopochtli advised them that a sigh-an eagle devouring a

"I pledge allegiance to my Flag and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all" (Mauro, sec. 1). This was the original pledge of allegiance to the United States of America given on October 12th, 1892, celebrating the four hundred year memory of Columbus’s journey (Mauro, sec. 1). This pledge is now a part of all school systems, recited at many sporting events, and posted in various places all over the United States of America. Since that time, the pledge now reads, “I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty, and justice for all” (Mauro, sec. 1). This pledge is a representation

The outer shape of my coat of arms is red and blue. I choose to outline my coat of arms in those colors because in literature red is often depicted as a symbol of passion and blue is my favorite color. The objects inside my coat of arms are the activities I am passionate about, so I surrounded those objects in a red outer shape.

The dwarves and Bilbo represent England, Russia represents Elves due to their giant mass, and France represents the men because they weren’t a very militaristic country but still tried to help when they could. And the Eagles portray Serbia because they weren’t large in numbers but were very useful in the winning of the war. These armies represent the Triple Entente, while the Triple alliance was portrayed by the goblins and their mounts in the battle of the five

The Canadian Flag and the flag of the Holy See both feature a national symbol. The meaning behind the flag of Austria and the meaning behind the flag of the Holy See are events that took place a very long time ago. Austria and Canada’s flags both share a similar colour scheme, however, the colour representations mean two very different things. Austria’s means the idea of war and battle and Canada’s meaning remembering war and battle as well as peace and tranquility. All three flags bear a linear pattern, however, Austria’s flag is the only one with horizontal

In 1855, My Bondage and My Freedom, was published by Fredrick Douglass. Douglass was a slave, but he was much more than just someone’s property. He was born in Talbot County, Maryland in 1818. Slavery during this time was in full effect. Families were being separated and ripped apart from one another, and sold to masters. My Bondage and My Freedom was an autobiography written by Douglass after he was free from slavery. This book is more than just a summary of a historian’s explanation of slavery; it is a person’s experience telling the story. While reading this book, you obtain insight from a slave’s perspective, nothing is sugar coated or minimized for you. The introduction was written by James McCune Smith. According to Douglass this man was the most influential person in his life. Smith was an African-American man and was discriminated by the color of his skin and was not allowed to attend college in any American college. Therefore, he decided to flee to Scotland to attend a medical school there. Once he graduated, he moved back to the United States and ran a pharmacy. In 1853, Smith and Douglass started the National Council of Colored People. In the early chapters of this book Douglass talks about his faint childhood memories with his mother Harriet before they were separated. She died when he was around eight or nine years old. He lived with his grandmother, but was sent to his first master’s plantation while he was still young. Douglass was sent to live with the Hugh

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The way i live my life, is influenced heavily by my surface culture. To represent my surface culture on a physical object, I took a step back and thought how do others see me. A huge part of this comes from the effect other people have on my life. In my surface culture representation there is a picture of Jesus Christ representative of my christian faith. I inherit my deep down morals, behaviours and beliefs and similarly my faith from my parents. Next, I have a graduation photo of me

My personal coat of arms follows the usual kite shield design. Because of how the shield is width increases with the height I arranged my symbols to reflect that with what I believe is of greater importance sitting more prominently higher on the shield. Starting from the bottom, I used the maple leaf design on the Canadian coat of arms as a base. It’s at the base because I would not describe myself as a Canadian when asked who I was but firmly believe that being a Canadian is at the root of what I value. Going above that Is the Filipino flag, which represents my loyalty to my heritage as a Filipino. At the top part of my coat of arms has an image of oil wells and an Albertan wild rose. Oil wells in this image are linked to my perception of

The Things they carried were largely determined by necessity. Among the necessities or near-necessities shirts, pants, socks I mean lots of socks, hats gloves, boots,perfume, lotion. Now what I carried from my Christmas presents are a new I Phone the reason I got a new phone is because I dropped my phone in the sink and it got really messed up. Then I got a microphone because i'm starting a you-tube channel up and the audience to hear . Also got a guitar because I love singing and I want to learn how to play it and i got a batman sticker because i painted my room into a batman room.My mother and father got a headphone because I always take their ear buds.They also got apple watches because they don't have a lot if time too to pull their

Has a softball ever hit you in the face? Well it has happened to me before, several times. Softball is apart of me just like the many other things that make me who I am. The Coat of Arms has allowed me to explain my most important possessions in my life. Thinking of what symbols I should choose for my Coat of Arms, the one thing that came into my mind, like that was softball. I could play softball twenty-four seven if it was ever possible. The positions that I play are; first base, shortstop, third base, and pitcher. Playing softball makes me happy, even when the ball hits me in the face sometimes. The next symbol that came into mind right off the bat was, my family. I love my family in every way, shape, or form. Me and my family come closer

There are a lot of items in my room that are significant to my life. My most treasured item is my stuffed bear, Ted. A long, long time ago, my grandfather gave me a stuffed bear my grandmother made for me for my birthday. At 5 years old I was pretty uncreative, so I named him Ted. This bear has sat through all the good times and all the bad times in my life. If my house was burning down I would save that bear because it brings me back to a special moment in my life and reminds me of who I am today.