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    always changing” (McDougal, World History: Patterns of Interaction, 2004) The Paleolithic time period was full of inventions and was a time where new technology and lifestyles were blossoming through all cultures. Tools made out of pressure flaked stone and rock were created during this period to help with everyday tasks. The Paleolithic period was also the period where the creations of fires were discovered along with religion and languages. The Neolithic age, however, was more technologically improved

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    Loneliness plays a large role in developing themes and characters throughout the novel Of Mice and Men. Of Mice and Men, by John Steinbeck, is a story about the lives of most American workers during the Great Depression. The story follows two friends, George and Lennie, as they try to get enough money to buy their own piece of land in Salinas, California, which seems like an impossible dream. Along the way, George and Lennie meet many other workers struggling with a common problem, loneliness. Throughout

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    Randy Pausch Reflection

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    Randy Pausch was a man who lived an incredible life even though it ended too soon. Once Randy learned that he had pancreatic cancer, he began to feel a need to leave something behind for his young children to remember him by. The something that happened to satisfy his need came in the form of the “Last Lecture Series”. In his last lecture, Randy shared his wisdom that he obtained over the years, his memories, and his hopes for his children. All the information that was shared in the last lecture

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    The novel The Grapes of Wrath written by John Steinbeck uses analogies throughout the story to reinforce the themes of hardship, struggle, and danger of people heading west in search of a better life during the Depression of the 1930’s. Steinbeck devotes the time and pages early in the story to develop one analogy. The difficult journey of a turtle trying to make its way across the road foreshadows the tribulations of the Joad family’s venture to California. The innocent turtle crossing the highway

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    overall was around (2,000 B.C - 3,700 B.C). During this time bronze was beginning to be used for tools, weapons, and other implements. Bronze is made up of 90% of heated copper and 10% of heated tin. The Bronze Ages was between the Iron Ages and the Stone Ages. In this paper, I will be explaining the social, economic, cultural, and political impacts the Bronze Ages had on technology and history. I will also be mentioning some well-known inventions that the invention of bronze has resulted in. In the

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    The foundation of any successful relationship is honesty and open communication. In Everything I Never Told You, the Lee family steadily unravels because of deep loss and rampant dishonesty. The novel opens with Lydia’s death and continues as a flashback of the events leading up to her passing. Celeste Ng places importance on certain objects and locations as powerful representations of the Lee family: their desires, challenges, and disappointments. In Celeste Ng’s, Everything I Never Told You

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    Another common form of discrimination in the book and at the time was against the elderly and overall those who couldn't provide much help. Candy is a worker on the farm who is both old and disabled, missing a hand and acknowledges his disadvantage by saying, “I ain’t good with on’y one hand...they’ll can me purty soon. Jus’ as soon as I can’t swamp out no bunkhouses they’ll put me on the country.”(59) The people on the farm keep candy around mostly from pity having him do small cleaning jobs but

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    At some point of our lives, we have all felt that feeling of what to do next, and mine would have to be the time I had to move from different cities. I was born and raised in McAllen, Texas. Throughout the years I was able to create and cherish many memories. Everyone around the neighborhood knew me as the shy, sweet, and kind Emily. My life was made in the valley until I got the announcement from my parents that we were moving to a new city named “Laredo.” At that moment my world had paused, so

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    Today Candy was listenin' in on me and Lennie havin' a chat, normally I don't like people listenin' in on me but Candy had somethin' interesting to say. He wanted to join the little dream me and Lennie 'ave got of gettin' our own little place and land and a few crops an' animals. He's got $350 to help buy the land. Since he aint no harm and he's probabally gonna die soon we decided to let him come. The dream that was just a dream is now comin' to reality just coz that old man Candy. Im gonna get

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    Berry Gordy Jr. started Motown Records in January of 1959 with only an $800 loan from his family and a passion for music. Within a few years of opening Motown Records, what started as a small Detroit record studio, they were selling more singles and releasing more hits than any other recording company. Motown became a cultural icon changing the way music was. Berry Gordy Jr. was known as the most successful African-American owned and operated record company which gave African-American artists a chance

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