The Sticks

of the Creeks, known as the Red Stick party, opposed the Creek National Council and their friendly relations with the United States. The red sticks opposed of the Lower Creek adopting Western culture and resisted the civilization programs by American agents. Like Tecumseh’s war in the North, the red stick Creeks fought to drive out American influences in the nation (Stewart 61). At the battle of Horseshoe Bend, forces led by Andrew Jackson defeated the red sticks and ended the revolt. Although Jackson

growing up. When people rely on what they have always done, they do not do anything new, keeping themselves in the past. As seen in Truman Capote’s In Cold Blood, Dick and Perry follow their parent’s ways, continue their criminal tendencies, and stick with each other, because they are unable to break away from their past history. As kids grow up, they look up to their parents and any other big figures in their life. Sometimes these people can pass down negative traits to their children because their

The Detective Fiction is a genre of crime fiction and mystery fiction, in which an investigator or a detective is either a professional or amateur who investigates a crime, often murderer. Some of the scholars suggested that the ancient and religious texts bear similarities, which was later called as Detective Fiction. The author, Julian Symons commented on the writers who saw this as a detective story, arguing that “those who search

sudden death. Ponyboy Curtis has to deal with the fact that both of his buddies died and he has only his brothers and the rest of the greasers to stick with him. These boys are real Heros. My definition of a real hero is somebody that can stick up for others and theirself and help people without thinking what people will think about it.When people stick up for their friend like when Johnny saved Ponyboy from drowning when he killed Bob and it made all the other Socs run away.Another Heroic act is

make it successful. One of the games the Lenape played was “pick up sticks, jackstraws”, this game consist of 50-65 bog grass or reeds, 15 of them are marked with pigment paint the remaining sticks are left plain. The sticks are then mixed up and then dropped into a blanket, after the 2 players will take turns collecting sticks with a porcupine quill and try their hardest to not disturb any of the other sticks. The plain sticks are 1 point and the marked ones are 5 points, The total score is 100

Dress, talk, walk, dance how you want. Don’t change just because everyone else is doing it. Stick to your beliefs no matter how the people around you change. Change for you not for someone else, you’ll later most likely regret it. Don’t jump on the bandwagon, nothing is more unattractive then fake wannabes. If you come from the south to a preppy school, stick to your roots. While everyone is wear uggs and being “basic girls”, come in wearing your mud covered boots. You shouldn’t

and you will be happier. Robert Fulghum wrote the book All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten. In this book he mentioned three major, but simple lessons: put things back where you found them, play and work some everyday, hold hands and stick together. These important rules for kindergarten are also important rules for life, and apply to our everyday lives. For one to be happy, you need to simply, live a little. If you wake up, get dressed, go to work, come home, and go to bed everyday

conducting an experiment in his laboratory, stirred a mixture antimony sulfide, potassium chlorate, gum, and starch with a wooden stick, and subsequently scraped the stick on the stone floor of the lab to remove a glob of the solution that had dried on the end of it. When the stick burst into flames, Walker realized he had created something of interest, and made several of the sticks, which he demonstrated for the amusement of friends and colleagues. One of the observers at a demonstration in London was

certain degree of "flexibility" to the bones. As we age, our bones become denser and do not give. When we continue to age, the bones may become more porous and lose their density, which makes them more susceptible to breaks. Think about a stick. A young, green stick may

hundreds playing outside on an uneven field that extended up to a mile. They sometimes played for days. The game was believed to be spiritual in which they could give entertainment, and praise and thank the gods. They used long sticks, which were two to five feet long. The sticks had a net on the end that was made out of woven bark or rawhide string. The balls they used were either made of wood or hide filled with