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11001: Roots
“The Conscience of Captain Davies” How dose Conscience works. In movie “Roots” Captain Davies saved 170 slave from death on his boat because he believed in God and prayed to him every day, he also was writing letters or a journey to his family about what had happen on his voyage from Africa to America. 1.When he first hears that his cargo will be slaves he was ...
11002: Ancient Rome
... Latin for peace of the gods. Romulus created an army that was to have three thousand infantry and three hundred horsemen, one-third from each tribe. This was a national guard, with people keeping their day jobs. When Romulus died in 717 BC, the two main tribes, the Romans and the Sabines, couldn't decide how to pick a king. Finally it was decided that the Romans would pick a Sabine ...
11003: Hackers
... more sophisticated software. But like a virus that becomes immune too quickly, the hackers find another way. The loopholes of the hacker are infinite. Just as one cannot leave their shadow behind on a sunny day, the hacker will be around as long as there is something to hack.
11004: Women In World War I
... in as much as restricting their right to access certain jobs. By the early 1920's, women in all but five states had a upheld a schedule for working women of a ten-hour work day, and fifty-hour work week. The absence of men for jobs during World War I, opened many opportunities to women, who jumped at the chance to gain, and soon to find out, hold these opportunities ...
11005: Medieval Chivalry
... as a method of scaring the enemy as well as boosting the morale within the army. "In his Arthurian Brut (completed in 1155) the Anglo-Norman poet Wace, doubtless reflecting the practices of his own day, describes a battle in ancient times in which men could not distinguish friend from foe 'save only by the cry they shouted'. Another popular idea stemming from chivalry was tournaments between the knights. Most of ...
11006: The Steam Engine
... because if someone didn’t have much money, than they could transport their goods via this transportation method. “The coming of the lighter steam wagons revolutionized local delivery work, horses being brought within a reasonable day’s journey of the market. Jobs, such as timber hauling, previously carried out by teams of horses and dozens of men could be done by two engines and half a dozen men.” (Johnson, 41) Steam ...
11007: 90s
... called "old school", was made by DJs scratching records and playing drum loops, with MCs rapping over the resulting rhythms. As the genre progressed, hard-rock guitars and hard-hitting beats were introduced by Run-D.M.C., the first hardcore rap group, and the scratching techniques were replaced by sampling. With their dense collages of samples, beats and white noise, Public Enemy took sampling to the extreme, and they helped ...
11008: Hermaphroditism
... from the legend of Hermaphroditus. He was the son of Hermes and Aphrodite. When he was fifteen years old, the nymph of the fountain Salmacis fell in love with him, but he rejected her. One day, Salmacis pulled Hermaphroditus into the fountain and she wrapped herself around him and prayed that they would never be separated. The gods granted her prayer that they never be separated. Their two bodies were joined ...
11009: Hammurabi
... by civilizations of the future. For example, Semitic cultures succeeding Hammurabi's rule used some of the same laws that were included in Hammurabi's code. Hammurabi's method of thought is evident in present day societies which are influenced by his code. Modern governments currently create specific laws, which are placed into their appropriate family of similar laws. Hammurabi had his laws recorded upon an eight foot high black stone ...
11010: Home Shopping
... up there and have to go up to get it again. All this problem will happen in conventional shopping. Limited and Pre-determine Time Nowadays, none of the shopping complex is open 24-hours a day, except 7-Eleven. So, this may caused some inconvenient for people when they need something and unable to get it because the shop is already closed. Sometimes, people may also feel unhappy because the shop ...


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