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    Combative Origins Boxing was originally a prehistoric martial art and combat sport, and has re-emerged in the past couple centuries. Depicted in art as early as the 3rd millennium BC, and popular spectator sport in Ancient Rome, participants fight solely with their fists in hand to hand combat, often with padded gloves. The first recorded rules of boxing, titled Broughton's rules, were written by boxing champion Jack Broughton in 1743 to protect fighters’ lives in the ring. Boxing is a sport

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    Dunce Cap Research Paper

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    No Dunce cap. This morning again, they were back as expected. They always are. The dramatic, offensive, finger pointing, denigrating news headlines were back to mortify, harrow, humiliate and shame some poor souls made to fess up after they messed up. Surely, these people should wear a dunce cap. Yahoo News: “IAEA chief fails to reassure US senators on Iran deal”. One dunce cap for the chief. National Public Radio: “Senator Schumer Sees 'Serious Weakness' In Iran Arms Deal, Won't Back It”. And

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    The boxer rebellion−the fight between China and Western countries−has been a debate since the end of 1901. Many people have been wondering how the war happened and what were the reasons that lead to it. While some people think that Western foreigners were the reason, others feel that Chinese themselves was the cause of the controversy. This paper mainly supports the claim that suggested the true major causes of the boxer rebellion, and refutes the point that the new technologies and innovations that

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    Boxer Rebellion Dbq

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    America should have intervened in the Boxer Rebellion because they offered the Open Door Policy but the Chinese started the rebellion, attacked innocent people, and we needed to show the Chinese who had the power. Furthermore, American government offered a Chinese open door policy to the rest of the world. But, after the Chinese heard of this new policy, they weren't happy. The Chinese began to train people to be what was known as a boxer, then decided to rebel against America

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    In the 1800s, people in china faced a great deal of misfortune. The 1840s through the 1860s, the population was hit with economic recession and the Opium War with Great Britain. The country also had to tackle overpopulation and environmental issues such as droughts. Due to the plethora of hardships, the people of China were eager for a “way out”. In 1848, exciting news spread across the globe. It was announced that gold had been discovered in northern California. Once word traveled to China, tens

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    Nick’s doubts about Gatsby. Aside from that, Fitzgerald focuses even more so on hinting at the truth behind Gatsby’s notorious rumors. The first time the reader actually sees Gatsby use his social status for something other than parties, is during a brief encounter with a highway policeman. As Gatsby speeds down a highway and is stopped by a policeman, Nick witnesses him wave “a white card from his wallet” right in front of the man’s face. This gaudy display of exemption implies that Gatsby is not

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    Filling the Heels of the President “People buy into the leader before they buy into the vision.” –John Maxwell. Being part of the United States, It is the inherent right and responsibility of each citizen to elect new leaders from term to term. It is the ideal goal of these elections to choose someone who can be an effective ambassador for the eyes and ears of each citizen both domestically and abroad. Carly Fiorina served as chairwoman and CEO of Hewlett-Packard from 1999 to 2005 where she had

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    There is a wide range of factors that influenced people when they cast their secret votes on Election Day. The main research question driven by our survey was to know the factors that shape political attitudes of voters. One of the main political attitude that we are looking at in this research is party affiliation. In order to figure this out, out survey has been grounded around three mains theories. The three main theories that we tested in our survey was about the tendency of certain demographic

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    Barbara Boxer, born Barbara Levy Boxer, is currently a Democratic U.S. Senator from California. She was first elected to office in 1992. During her terms in office, Boxer has advocated environmental issues, health care, women's rights, public safety, and the economy. She has proven to be dedicated to the causes that she said she would fight for. She has voted against bills such as the Firearms Manufacturer Bill (which failed) and voted for the Healthy Forests Restoration Act of 2003 (which passes)

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    Rashid Jarrell Brian Ash College Writing 5 March 2010 Republicans and Democrats Throughout history, Republicans and Democrats have known to emphasize the differences between their parties and policies. Although there are similarities between the parties, they tend to be overshadowed by individual party ideologies. With so many fundamental differences between the parties, finding topics or issues upon which constituents agree upon can at times be somewhat difficult. Although there are

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