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controversial subject that normally attracts a lot of attention, which forces it be extremely exploitable for attention craved advertisement creators. Sex can be defined as ways to gain consumers attention (Belch & Belch 2007). What makes sex in advertising so special? Why is sex so appealing to consumers? Sexual appeal can be characterized as an emotional trigger. Sex can be construed as the soul of advertising. (Brayan 2003) There are various emotions that an advertiser can utilize to aid in delivering

The Romans had one of the best militaries the world has ever seen. What made the Roman military so successful? The Romans were a society that put more attention and effort into their military than any other society of their time, which made their military very innovative in creating new strategies and weapons in battle. The Roman military has influenced military today and can be seen in militaries around the world. The Roman military was ultimately very successful because of training/discipline

What makes Toussaint Louverture so historic? In 1790 Colored French citizens were granted civic rights, but in 1791, Saint Domingue, a slave rebellion began against the French. Louverture took numerous leadership responsibilities during the revolt. He had an abundance of successes over wars, but the streak ended when France captured Toussaint in 1802 (Doc A). Toussaint Louverture's roles make him noteworthy because of how effective his work was on Saint Domingue. He is notable because he was the

are sold in the US alone, 58 billion pounds of chocolate are sold the week before Valentine 's Day, and an average human consumes about 12 pounds of chocolate in a year. When taking all these numbers into consideration, you begin to wonder what makes chocolate so good? Does it have something to do with a certain desire that can be triggered through chocolate? Studies shows that chocolate has the ability to trigger the feeling of love or sexual desires. This got me interested on how chocolate can trigger

My Amazing Teacher What made Mr. Rutter so special? Of course learning is an important part of school, but Mr. Rutter made it fun. He always had a hilarious way of learning and had brought smiles to faces. He always knew how to make what we were doing interesting. Lastly, he didn’t make everything super challenging, which was helpful sometimes. For example, one time we were working on some really dull worksheet and he decided to make it interesting and he made it a game, so that we finished it before

What makes The Great Recession so great? Is it the fact that it’s considered the largest economic downturn since the Great Depression?(investopedia) Or is it because of the seemingly never ending reasons that contribute to its emergence? Perhaps it’s because not only did it affect the U.S, it affected the world as a whole. A common misconception of The Great Recession is that individuals often believe that it only refers to the United States. However, The Great Recession was a global event which

What makes the Opera Ghost so evil? In the novel The Phantom of the Opera by Gaston Leroux, the antagonist is Erik, commonly known as the Opera Ghost or the monster. The reason he is the villain is due to the fact that he looks and works similarly to a stereotypical ghost or a monster and nobody knows who exactly he is nor do they know anything about him. These factors make him untrustful and mysterious which leads both characters in the novel and the reader to a conclusion that he is an evil

touches of realism in what is essentially a fairy tale, and Black’s charm, including his rapport with the generally strong child cast (most of the band members were hired for their musical talents first; some of them had never acted before). This is all true, as far as I am concerned. For me, what’s interesting about School of Rock is not its relationship to countless other fish-out-of-water films, or even necessarily its relationship to other rock and roll films. It’s what I call the rock and

The Primordial Soup theory tell us that life began in a pond or other body of water because of the combination of chemicals from the air and other forms of energy to create amino acids; and since they are the building blocks of protein, they evolved into the first species on the planet Earth. Soviet Biologist Alexander Oparin first introduced the term Primordial Soup in 1924. This was Oparin’s claim: The early stages of Earth had a chemically reducing atmosphere. The atmosphere, which was exposed

What makes a rockstar so popular? What makes people want to emulate them on such a large scale? Some may make the argument that they are born into it, while others would say that it is something they had to work for. Well, the answer is, Rockstars are born and made into the superstars that so many people want to be. The term rock and roll is credited to a disk jockey by the name of Alan Freed,a who had a rhythm and blues show in the 1950’s. (www.ushistory.org) Rock and roll was a type of music that