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What the Red Cross Does for Others Alexis Moloney was just another person in this world. But one day, something horrible happened. She was just enjoying another day of life, doing what she does every other day, but then it happened. She came home and was devastated. An fire had broken out in her house and most everything was burned. She didn’t have many people to turn to, and those she could have, didn’t have enough money to support her. So she went from place to place and finally she found a place

Clara Wieck Schumann and the Struggle for Equality in Nineteenth-Century Germany The place of women before and during the nineteenth century is well summarized by a Bavarian statute book, which states that “by marriage, the wife comes under the authority of the husband and the law allows him to chastise her moderately” (Gay 177). These ideas are similarly echoed in the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen and the writings of Jean-Jacques Rousseau. The former did not afford women

“For my soldiers I will stay. For I am one of them as well and by their side I will remain.” I wonder if Clara Barton spoke to herself in that very same way…Get your eyes ready to take a journey through the life of one of the great women who aided our soldiers; far back before we were born. Clarrisa Harlowe Barton, later known as Clara, was born on Christmas day in 1821. She was the fifth and youngest child of Sarah Stone and Stephen Barton in Oxford, Massachusetts. Her father was well known because

The United States Red Cross stops and relieves human struggling in the face of urgent situations through volunteers and kindness of contributors. As the nation 's leading urgent readiness and Reaction Company, the Red Cross is there to help and convenience people through harmful crises—from house shoots to earthquakes. From catastrophes to the wounded requiring life saving blood, members of the army and many more turn to the Red Cross every second of every day. With nearly 600 branches across the

The Navajo are centrally located in the Southwestern United States. Even though their culture is in America, it differs from the culture of Western America. The difference lies in everything from religion to personal expression. In fact, a significant portion of personal expression done by Navajo individuals is shown through their artwork. The artwork is a not only a representation of the Navajo lifestyle, but their significance to history. The Navajo artwork that will be discussed includes artforms

Introduction Clara Barton had many accomplishments throughout her life in all her endeavors. Her story begins at a young age and continues into her career as a valuable individual saving lives as a nurse. The accumulation of events and contributing factors that Barton experienced from her childhood into her adult years shaped her into the nurse remembered in history and helped mold the face of nursing for the future. Background Clara Barton is most notably remembered for her accomplishments, with

the world as we know it. Clara Barton was a world renowned nurse that accomplished everything she did through determination and perseverance. Clara Barton was born on Christmas Day in 1821, her dad said that she was a miracle. Clara Barton was the youngest of 5 children, two brothers and two sisters. Like any other person, her childhood shaped who she was. Stephen Barton, Clara’s father had a career in the military, which greatly influenced her goals and dreams. When Clara Barton was about 11 years

During the era where women had the obligation to stay home, be homemakers, raise their children, no voice in decision-making, and very few choices, Clara Barton was a revolutionary woman who sacrificed her life to be of use and help others. Clara Barton was a pioneering nurse for a portion of her life as she became the “Angel of the Battlefield”, a teacher of the uneducated, an avid suffragist of women’s rights, and founder of the American Red Cross. She was a huge influencing factor during the years

they offer, The amount of donations they receive and how easy it is to donate blood, And how over the years the American Red cross has increased in support . People should support the American Red Cross because it is a great organization. In 1860 Clara Barton founded the American Red Cross. She was a

5). As Brahms composed more works, Clara was always the first to publicly perform the pieces. Around his fame period of 1878-1888, Brahms composed a set of three violin sonatas for Joachim as gratitude for touring with Brahms across Germany and later dedicated the first performance of the