Timothy Spall

Social inequality was a big issue in the 1950s, discrimination was becoming more and more a part of an everyday battles that Peoples Temple were prepared to battle (History Channel) inequality was one of the main goals of Peoples Temple but when the group evolved into what it became into, people stayed because they still wanted to be a part of something that was bigger then them in pursuit of a greater cause. “He had marched with Martin Luther King and once believed that the Peoples Temple would

The Beatles have always been influenced by drugs, even before their visit in 1964 to Ed Sullivans studio in New York City making their clean-boy band image nothing, but a cover up. The Beatles openness to usage of drugs really tarnished that image. Throughout the 1960’s we can see how drugs influenced their lifestyles, music, and relationships not only with fans, but with each other as well. Many fans today view their drug use as historical content. However, many fans today deny the beatles being

Timothy Treadwell, made famous after the biographical documentary Grizzly Man was released, spent thirteen summers in Katmai National Park in Homer, Alaska living amongst the region’s wild brown bears before he was ultimately killed and consumed by them.

Saint Timothy Catholic School serves God by providing each child with an individualized approach, academic excellence, rich Catholic traditions, a solid foundation in the Catholic faith and opportunities to serve the community. This mission statement guides all academic initiatives designed to meet the needs of our diverse student body. Each year, teachers at St. Timothy School assess student need using a variety of tools that measure student learning styles, as well as reading levels and math proficiency

The 1960s Hippie movement was a major point in the American history. In the 1960s a certain class of young people associated their lifestyles with the ideas of freedom, peace, and love. Hippies acted against white upper middle class lifestyle because they thought it was based on the wrong ideology. Hippies were against consumerism and American suburban life of the late 1950s and early 1960s was embodied in itself the idea of consumerism. Hippies, on the other hand, felt better about communal life

Timothy Treadwell was a living representation of the romanticized relationship between humans and nature. Not only did he live alongside wildlife, but he spoke of having dominance over the bears he interacted with. Unfortunately, his eccentric passion and devotion to bears lead to his tragic death, but the videos of his experience live on. Herzog uses them to depict Treadwell as a troubled man descending into the depths of his own disturbed mind. He seems to want the interactions with bears to be

other people. The after effects of the people in the bombing and people just watching it. The mental effects on the children, the parents, the survivors, and the whole United States. What changed the U.S.A forever and will never be forgotten. Timothy Mcveigh plan was a way to get the government's attention and he did. He blew up the Murrah Building on April 19, 1995 in downtown Oklahoma city, and killed 168 people and injured over 500 people.His plan was very organized. He also had another person

The great western planes of the United States, undeveloped, powerful, and majestic; Though humans try to colonize the vast expanse they cannot do any such thing. From lack of water to powerful tornados, the colonization is at least partially ceased by nature’s own advances. How can people continue to think that the world is their oyster when it obviously rejects them in so many ways? Explorers of the sea set out to discover some long lost treasure only to discover a murky grave below the depths.

American soil in our history because it killed or injured approximately 700 civilians. By analyzing the historical, social, and cultural perspectives, one can better understand the significance of the Oklahoma City Bombing in American history. Timothy McVeigh packed a Ryder truck full of five thousand pounds of explosives. These explosives were made out of fertilizer. He parked the truck in front of the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building. He lit a five minute fuse when he parked the truck, and

also affected billions of rescue workers, families, and loved ones. All the different groups of people affected by this bomb copped in very different ways. Mcveigh used a lot of smart thinking to carry out his bombing plan. On April 17, 1995 Timothy Mcveigh used the fake name Robert D. Kling to rent the Ryder truck in junction city, Kansas that he would use to plant the bomb in to blow up the Oklahoma City Murrah Building (Casey). Only 270 miles