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    defines funk as, “a heavily syncopated, aggressive rhythm that put a strong pulse on the first note of the musical measure (‘on the one’), whereas traditional rhythm and blues emphasized the backbeat (the second and fourth beats of the measure).” On the west coast, there was some funk brewing with a band that was a first of its kind. Sly and the Family Stone was a

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    Jazz Dance Research Paper

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    society of the 19th century to the 21 th century. Jazz Dance has evolved over the years. The evolution from the 20th century to modern dance influenced entertainment across America. The birthplace of jazz has many origins: New Orleans, St. Louis, Memphis and Kansas City and a few more. But New Orleans is the main known place for Jazz. It all begun in the city of New Orleans back in the late 1800s, slaves were in the fields and by entertaining themselves they will make different

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    suffering in the world will not last, and that those who strive for righteousness, mercy, and peace will receive eternal rewards in the kingdom of heaven. All three of these men can relate to verse 10 which reads, “Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness’ sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven” (Matt. 5:10). A major reason these three men are celebrated is because all were killed fighting for righteousness. Gandhi and King each received bullets for their service to society, and Bonheoffer

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    28) Dawes Act: This law gave each Indian head of house property to farm eliminating most of the reservations. Indian children were taken east and Americanized. 29) Fredrick J Turner: He developed the “Frontier Thesis” was the settlement of the west. This was the most distinctive and important development in U.S. History. 30) Populist Political Party: A group of farmers, labor leaders, and reformers who supported Alliance and Grange demands like income tax and

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    Life in Ancient Egypt

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    Life in Ancient Egypt was very different from today Religion was key and was an important part in the everyday life of Egyptians This was shown in all aspects, particularly in the form of gods, temples, belief in the afterlife, mummification, tombs, pyramids, weighing of the heart and the journey to the afterlife The gods were the foundation Egyptian religion The ancient Egyptians had hundreds gods and goddesses whom they believed in and worshipped every day They believed that life would crumble

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    more efficiently run the nation, some responsibilities had to be decentralized, placing authority in the hands of local nobles and governors. Some were too tempted by the thought of holding power, and began to break away from the royal government at Memphis up in the Delta. Others, like Qar, who served in the 6th Dynasty under King Merenra, recalled that he "sailed upstream to the nome of Edfu as sole companion, nomarch, overseer of Upper Egyptian barley and overseer of prophets, because I was capable

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    The Boiling Frog Theory on Population Systems thinkers have given us a useful metaphor for a certain kind of human behavior in the phenomenon of the boiled frog. The phenomenon is this. If you drop a frog in a pot of boiling water, it will of course frantically try to clamber out. But if you place it gently in a pot of tepid water and turn the heat on low, it will float there quite placidly. As the water gradually heats up, the frog will sink into a tranquil stupor, exactly like one of us in a

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    the 29th of August and led to the death of 1,836 and millions of dollars’ worth of damage (Waple 2005). The majority of the damage occurred in New Orleans, Louisiana. Waple writes in her article that winds “gusted over 100 mph in New Orleans, just west of the eye” (Waple 2005). Not only was the majority of the damage due to the direct catastrophes of the storm but also city’s levees could no longer hold thus breaking and releasing great masses of water. Approximately, 80% of the city was submerged

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    concepts: Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn, Pottery Barn Kids, and Hold Everything. The direct-to-customer segment sold though eight retail catalogs: Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn, Pottery Barn Kids, Pottery Barn Bed + Bath, PB Teen, Hold Everything, West Elm, and Williams-Sonoma Home (which incorporated elements from the previously separate Chambers) as well as through four e-commerce sites. The catalogs reached customers throughout the United States, and

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    Two events took place in the mid-19th century in the United States that set the stage for a third which became an historic turning point in American history. The settlement of Mormons in Utah and their pursuit to establish their own government coupled with explorations to develop the transcontinental railroad laid the groundwork for the massacre of Captain John Gunnison and his explorers in 1853 which took eight lives. As massacres go, the loss of eight people was not numerically remarkable. What

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