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    THE GRAPUS EXHIBITION POSTER- A SEMIOTIC ANALYSIS “We discovered semiology and it was very important to us,” - Pierre Bernard Pierre Bernard Grapus exhibition poster used many symbols to convey it’s message. This essay semiotically analyses the Grapus Poster and its communist nature. (a) The Grapus Exhibition Poster, 1982 by Pierre Bernard The Grapus exhibition poster was created by Pierre Bernard

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    Essay About Home Trip

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    Home visited completed with Mrs. McClellan, Ja’shonna and Hailey on 6/21. The worker was greeted by Mrs. McClellan at the door. Entering the home, the worker was greeted by Ja’shonna who was fixing her hair. The worker immediately noticed the frustration and look at Mrs. McClellan’s face. The worker asked Mrs. McClellan if she was okay. Mrs. McClellan asked the worker how long will the department be involved. The Worker explained to Mrs. McClellan and Ja’Shonna that it all depends on the service

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    Shovels For Puritans

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    Hoe The hoe. One of the most important farming tools for the Puritans, or anyone in general! Without this bad boy, tending your fields would be a lot harder. Hoes also come in different styles as you can see from the picture. Each had its own purpose, or you could use one for all of your necessities. Either way, a farm is not complete without your trusty hoe. Shovel A shovel is also a basic necessity to any farmer. These also come in different varieties depending on your needs. Mostly they’re

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    Before Russia was a named it was called the Soviet Union (short term USSR). In the flag of the Soviet Union, it contains the hammer and sickle, in the above paragraph, the hammer of sickle represent communism. Communism is a classless society in which all property is owned by the community as a whole and where all people enjoy equal social and economic status. With the collapsed USSR, now Russia belongs to

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    is brown and smells of old vodka and has a hammer and sickle shaved into its hide there are only one kind of bears that look like that russian bears in America Ronald could not have a russian bear intruding on his freedom forest. As he gets out his presidential mp-7 to dispose of this terrible excuse for an animal he hears a sound and the colors of the forest are changing from red white and blue and stars and stripes to red and yellow and hammer and sickles how could it be he doesn't travel this far

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    Essay On The Confederacy

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    If you study the history of any country, it is bound to have uncomfortable topics that the people of that country would rather not think about. This includes the United States; The US is not lacking in uncomfortable topics in its history. If you look at any part if the nation’s history there will be dark sides. However, for many people in the united states they would just rather avoid the blemishes and look at the positive’s and the people such as the founding fathers as if they were perfect. The

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    of the visual I decided to make them with what was available, like the characters who had to use their surroundings to achieve their mission. Drawing the picture was a relatively simple task to accomplish. In the center I drew a cross with a hammer and sickle over it to represent the Soviet attempt to silence the church. On each corner I drew something to represent each of the countries. For the Soviet Union I drew a red star. For the United States I drew the liberty bell, which is much easier to

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    arise when the human race had been finally overthrown ”. So as one may observe, this flag was almost identical to the flag of the Soviet Union, which consisted of a plain red flag, with a hammer and sickle crossed; a red star in the upper hoist. The hammer symbolized the nation's industrial workers, while the sickle symbolized the nation's agricultural workers. The red star represented the rule of the Communist Party. http://www.wordiq.com/definition/Flag_of_the_Soviet_Union Napoleon is an aggressive

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    Today, being politically correct is the norm. Whether its talking about hair or where we’re from–our gender to party costumes to ‘triggers’ in general–the PC culture has found its way into every aspect of our lives. So when we toss high fashion into the PC arena, we shouldn’t be opposed or even surprised to acknowledge how it too, is influenced by the current political climate. High fashion has been traditionally and notoriously dominated by white men in brands like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Dior, Burberry…the

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    How the suicide exactly took place, who has done what thereafter, there are different statements of those involved at that time. One thing is certain: After Hitler had retired to his study with Eva Braun, Reichsleiter Martin Bormann, Goebbels, Adjutant Günsche, Reich Youth Leader Artur Axmann, and several others were waiting in the chambers. At 15.30 they heard a shot from Hitler's room, it was not until more than 10 minutes had passed that is said someone dared to enter the room. They were witness

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