The Legacy Of A Legacy

Because of this, I will leave a legacy for my family and others as previous generations in my family have done.

Not every school. Also, a lot of those comments or statement were just opinions. Not valid facts.

A legacy is leaving a mark on this world, you don’t have to be well known, but you have to have accomplishments. A legacy doesn’t just form by itself. It takes time, effort, determination, and a lot more to build a good legacy. Building a legacy is like the life of a tree, you start from just being a single tiny seed in the ground and then, grow into a tall and strong tree that’s rising into the sky even though it might take years you’ll eventually be as tall as a skyscraper. There will be obstacles such as thunderstorms, tornadoes, and gales trying to bring you down, but you have to push through the hard times. George Gey in the book, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, built a long-lasting legacy

Just a two years ago when it was 150 years after the Emancipation Proclamation was signed, our current first lady of the United States made a commencement speech at Bowie State University in Maryland. She gave a speech to the graduates of Bowie State University, which started giving education to black community two years after the Emancipation Proclamation. At that time, the school education was held in a small African Baptist church in Baltimore. However, because of such brave inspirited and qualified students who came to learn to become leaders in Maryland and throughout the country, a small church school started to flourish its education environment. So on this majestic

Democracy is the feat on which the united states prides itself. This democracy was built over the ages and over many events through trial and error. By analyzing the history of the Monroe Doctrine, the two elections in which Andrew Jackson was voted a president, the theory of John C. Calhoun, and the Cherokee Nation vs Jackson trail we can arrive at the strengths and shortcomings of the American democracy in the period between 1820 and 1836.

The Legacy Lives

As I wandered the halls of the old Wilford Hall Medical Facility at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, TX, I couldn’t help but think about all those who roamed these same halls before me. I wondered if they ever thought about the legacy they were leaving behind as they completed their day to day tasks working to keep the big hospital churning. The article opens up speaking about the true meaning of a legacy. Regardless of our desire, we will all leave a legacy in the people we have impacted, for good or bad. This legacy will connect us both to the future and past. Our legacy is identified by how we lived our lives on Earth. Did we respect the Earth or did we add to the trash lining the roadways and driveways. Did we have a love for life

It was a time of extremes for most, uncertainty, poverty and worry. The United States was in a depression. Many factors resulted in the stock market crash of 1929; however, the outcome was universal. People were without homes, Unemployment soared and most could not provide the necessities for the survival of their families. The depression affected social and cultural aspects of the American life. In times of such crisis, the public can only look for a savior. America looked to their leaders to save them. The leader at the time was Hebert Hoover. He would have to save the country from its downfall.

The planet that we reside on has a long, enduring history. Today, remnants can still be found that tell the history of the land, and of its inhabitants; many of these remnants, however, have been destroyed over time. The Bamiyan Valley in Afghanistan has a rich and complicated history that continues up to the present day. The residents of Bamiyan live neighboring a wall of cliffs, speckled with caves. Bordering the city on each side, two abandoned niches are carved into the cliff face, each towering over 100 meters. These great niches once held two Buddha statues that looked out over the Bamiyan Valley, but now stand empty. Once a witness to the history of the area, these Buddhas were destroyed in 2001 when the Taliban, a terrorist group, destroyed them due to their religious imagery.

If I were to leave one quote as my enduring legacy, it would be “The only person responsible for your success and failures is yourself.”. The quote’s inherent explicit message is that a person is responsible for what happens to them. This message is intended to encourage people to take accountability and responsibility for their actions’ results. On the other hand, an essential implicit motivation of the quote is to counter the inclination of people currently to blame everyone but themselves when their plans go awry. Furthermore, another implicit message of the quote is people need to become self-reliant. In today’s intricate and constantly fluctuating world, people are becoming more and more dependent on others while they fail to take liability

What is my legacy? Could I be an amazing wrestler and win awards, Graduate with the best GPA or could it be an early drop out to where I will thrive in business, at the local Mcdonalds? I want to be remembered at my high school, not all four years but most of them. Wants the point of high school if you don't leave something behind to be remembered by. Most seniors do senior pranks, that way they get remembered as the kid who rode a dirt bike through the school or sticky noted all the classrooms. My friends and I always laugh and thought what could our senior pranks be, burnouts in the parking lot, having a truck pull in front of the school, or even use a train horn to scare people. No matter what as long as it's with friends, I'm okay with it, and I'm sure they will be too.

In the United States there is a long history of failure to provide every young citizen of this country with a good education. While there has been revolutionary advances to give every child their best possible chance to get an education; the same cannot be said about the quality of the education given to each child. Many studies have brought forth data that show minority groups within the United States have a much more difficult academic experience when you look at a child’s transition to kindergarten, a school required qualification for teachers, and their views on academic achievement based on cultural norms, and racism experienced.

What is a legacy? Is it strictly a visible, touchable object? A legacy is not just an object that people can see; it can be a dream or an idea. Although his life came to a tragic end, John F. Kennedy was one of the many presidents that served his term of presidency with compassion and dedication, and also, he left behind an unforgettable legacy to live on for the generations to come. His legacy was both an idea and dream that still affects many Americans today, as he led people to believe that he would make peace between countries. “Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend, oppose any foe to assure the survival and the success of liberty”

As a very man wise man once said, you can't judge the legacy of president until decades to come. However with only  38 days out of office. We are going recognize and shred apart President Barack Obama’s legacy.  Barack Hussein Obama II  was America’s 44th president, known to the world and most Americans as America’s first black president. President Obama’s legacy holds was much more.

Family background is the initial factor that helped to shape Indra Nooyi into the leader that she is today. Indra was born in Chennai, India, in 1955. Her mother, Shantha Krishnamoorthy, whom she considers her first management teacher was a homemaker. Although the family was completely from a Hindu background, she was sent to a Roman Catholic school. As a result, it was her mother that introduced the aspect of integration to young Indra by enrolling her in a Roman Catholic school. In fact, Indra Nooyi actually admits to her mother’s encouraging her to become a leader. By telling her that she could rule the entire country, and to maintain her background strong, her mother fostered courage and resolve in her daughter. Moreover, although her mother urged her to observe and uphold her Hindu origins and culture, she also allowed young Indra to exercise her freedom of choice and to follow her dreams of rising to the top, in life. In addition, Indra’s mother helped in sharpening her mental acuity towards decision making, an ability that she had ever since she was young. By engaging Indra and her sister in simple competitions for chocolate, Shantha induced strategic leadership concepts in her daughter, Indra Nooyi, long before she