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    Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a man who spoke of peace. He preached equality. His faith was what drove him. He dreamed of of a world where blacks and whites could live together in harmony. He was the epitome of kindness.This is what we're taught in elementary. This god almighty man of great righteousness. Don’t get me wrong I love and admire King for all that he did for the civil rights movement. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was a man who spoke of peace. He preached equality. His faith was what drove

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    The Latin Kings, originally known as The Almighty Latin King and Queen Nation, is one of the largest and organized Hispanic street gangs in the U.S. This gang was said to have been started during the 1920’s under a different name in Chicago, Illinois but we officially discovered in the 1960’s. Their main desire was to protect their neighborhood while maintaining to preserve the identity of their culture. They had five points of respect which were, “Respect your brothers ny your crown and your nation

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    The Boston massacre known as the incident on King Street by the British was an incident on March 5, 1770 in which the British Army soldiers killed five mill civilians and injured six others the incident was heavily propagandized by leading patriots such as Paul revere and Samuel Adams, do you fuel animosity toward the British authorities. British troops had been stationed in Boston, capital of the province of Massachusetts Bay, since 1768 in order to protect and support crown appointed Colonel officials

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    The Incident on King Street is not well known in America but if one was to bring it up in Great Britain the British could talk for days. In America, “The Incident on King Street” is well known as the Boston Massacre. The Boston Massacre is a crucial event in America's early history and is a leading factor in our freedom from Great Britain. It is a leading cause for the American Revolution and made people look at British rule in a different light. According to Hiller B. Zobel, author of The Boston

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    “The Bloody Massacre in Kings Street” is an engraving done by the great Paul Revere. The engraving depicts the British lined up alongside an officer giving an order to fire, indicating that the British soldiers are the aggressors. He goes on to depict smiles on the faces of some of the soldiers as if to show they are enjoying this brutal murder. The Boston air was thick with tensions between the American colonists and the British leading up to March 5, 1770. This tension began to brew in the early

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    Paul Revere’s “The Bloody Massacre in King-Street, March 5, 1770.” is a painting of the Boston Massacre that still represents the bloody event today. However, is this depiction an observation of oppression or propaganda with a platform? The painting depicts the British Red Coats firing on the civilians of Boston as if it was a battlefield with the unarmed citizens pleading for mercy. On the contrary, according to History.com, “A squad of British soldiers, come to support a sentry who was being pressed

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    Architectural works have been conceived from ingenuity and principles accumulated since the dawn of time when we lived in primitive caves and sought shelter for survival. Architects interpret these conventions and use the physical environment to bring them to life using tectonic and stereotomic expression. Tectonics is defined as “The science, or the art, by which implements, vessels, dwellings, or other edifices, are constructed" ("Tectonics" 1913). Baeza (2009) further explains tectonics architecture

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    Summary of The Seven Stair Crew Street Kings Chapters 1-4 The Seven Stair Crew Street Kings is a book that shows the daily lives of teenage skaters. It’s spring break in mid-March. Cale Finch is a teenage skater who was headed down towards Drayton and on to the Seven Stairs where his friends were. Cale always hangs out with his friends; Josh, Ryan, Skylar, and JT who’s the oldest in the group. The group is called Seven Stair Screw because of the fact that all members of the group had ollied on the

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    the most niggaz for money like the NBA with tickets, I’m never telling lies I done pimped the most hoes, I’m never telling lies I done hustled the most dudes on the street, I’m never telling lies They labeling me the biggest deal in the NBA like Jermaine O'neal to the Pacers But why we talking NBA, even though they ball on the street No because we got hustlers, we got James Hardens, Russell Westbrooks, Kevin Durants in the league Now it’s starts off as George, a desperate, eager dude, who wanted

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    Once, a long, long time ago, there was a small kingdom. Inside this kingdom, was the king's tower, a blacksmith, a market, a farm and a small village. In this village, was a man, who created plenty of mischief. His name was Andrew. He lived with his family. Deviously, Andrew had committed many crimes but mostly stealing. One Sunday morning, while the massive church bells were ringing, he exclaimed, "By golly I am so bored like a pickle on Sundays that today I might just walk into the church and listen

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