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    In children films, they makes assumptions of what male and female roles should be. It teaches kids early on that this is how you should act if you fall into a certain gender role. These films reinforce our cultural definition of how we as a society defines masculinity and femininity. It is not necessarily a right thing. But the idea of what a male and female characteristics should have and how they should act is so tightly bound to our western views that it is hard to not have stereotyped gender

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    had 5 dogs in my life. There was Foxy who had a deathly seizure, Jazzy who died of old age and Jitters who passed after 4 months of having her. Things were hard. Now I have two 8 pound pals; a bouncy, bubbly bullet of a dog named Mimsy Moo and a dog-cat hybrid named Kevin Bacon. Kevin is always basking in the sun and taking naps while Mimsy is on the move whenever she can. Mimsy has been in our lives for about a year but we didn’t get her until we went through barrels of trouble. This is the story

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    they are mistreated when outside of the public eye. Beginning the process of putting together a circus show takes a colossal abundance of work. First, some exotic animals must be captures and trained. The majority of circus animals are caught in the wild; the animals put in several years of service to the circuses, such as Ringling Brothers Circus. Animals that are born into the circus business are held until the need to replace a retiring performer arises (Minutes of

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    In 1995, Kim Meagher, owner of the Beastro Gallery in Prescott, AZ, and Wildhorse Ranch Rescue in Gilbert, AZ, had a dream. The single mother of two and her daughters loved horses and decided they wanted one of their own. Working for Intel at the time, Meagher felt that a horse would be a good way to teach her daughters how to handle responsibility and would be a great companion for the girls and her. Growing up in urban Michigan, Meagher knew nothing about horses, but she was determined to learn

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    European settlement due to the effects of the removal of people from their very own traditional lands. There are many ways through which we know that Australia was different in the past than what it is today. Before the arrival of the Europeans on the first fleet, there were no use of horses or carriages, not even a single building, no large farms to take care of and no foreigners travelled from different parts of the world. Australia was a descent, unspoilt country where people respected each other

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    increased from 7,292 to 11,167, though the change was not statistically significant. Furthermore, it has been estimated that there are 900 to 2,000 new cases every year of animal hoarding in the US, with 250,000 animals falling victim. Also, over 115 million animals including dogs, cats, horses, monkeys, birds, and a bunch of other animals are killed in laboratory experiments conducted by men and women worldwide for chemical, drug, food, and cosmetics testing every year. Regardless of how trivial or

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    off in a glowing red cascade throwing nasty shadows across the cliff faces. Colorful Firebirds fluttered in enormous twisted oak trees while hundreds of stinky skunk apes foraged for plum-colored worms in grassy fields rippling with pink and white wild flowers. They were at least ten feet tall, with bowed legs, gorilla like arms, and orange matted fur that glinted gold in threads of midday light. Some were dressed for the hunt in jungle camouflage fatigues—taupe, tan, and olive—and safari hats.

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    Arkia Vanner Mr.Ebarb English IV AP 10 April 2017 The Importance of Societal Rules in Alice’s Identity Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland purposefully highlights the confusion of identity, including the distinction between adults and children, and poses important questions about childhood and growth. Through mid-19th century-normative social mannerisms, Carroll shows two Alices: the Alice that is being groomed for coming up in society and the Alice that is a fully formed person outside

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    Some of the popular coastal cities, beaches, and towns are: Cannon Beach - The Haystack Rock on this beach is 2353 feet high and ranked the “third coastal monolith in the world”. Some other interesting coastal towns are: Seaside, Gleneden, Depoe Bay, Florence, Reedsport, North bend, Coos Bay, Brandon, Gold Beach, Bookings, Rockaway Beach, and Lincoln City. Newport The Oregon Coast Aquarium in Newport is where “Keiko” the famous whale who starred in the hit movie Free Willy live. This aquarium

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    Differentiation is the key for these students. All students may be working on the same objective, but for this group, the assignment will be given in a different style to accommodate their learning. This will help ensure that they complete understand the material being taught. The student may just need the process or the product of the material to be different. The distinction between below – average readers and severely disable readers is an important one. Wherever we as educators draw the line

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