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Throughout the 1920s, Adolf Hitler began to consolidate power and gain popularity in Germany’s Bavarian region. Due to economic instability caused by the Great Depression, Hitler and supporters in the Nazi party were able to seize control of Germany. Hitler became Chancellor in 1933 and immediately began enacting laws to support his ideas on the…

Although Rome’s decline and fall was partially caused by factors that were outside of the empire, internal factors caused Rome to become vulnerable to those outside factors, which made the fall of Rome more feasible; factors such as corruption within the government, unnecessary spending of Roman treasury, and the growing differences between social classes were…

“Modern Times” is a silent movie written and directed by Charles Chaplin in 1936, through which he wanted to represent his observations and anxieties of the 19th century. It is dependent on pantomime, a style that does not use any sounds except for sound effects century and is understood universally. Though it was a depressing…

Sojourner Truth was a very important abolitionist and women’s rights advocate. Her original birth-given name was Isabella. She spent the first 29 years of her life as a slave in New York doing very strenuous physical labor. She married in her teens and had a few children. A law that was passed was supposed to…

The event I attended was the Wind of Ensemble Reflections at the Wheelwright Auditorium on March 1st, 2018 at 7:30pm. The Wind Ensemble Reflections is a program that pay tribute to Black History Month by a performance of a movement for Rosa by Mark Camphouse. The program also gave honor to Martin Luther King Jr….

The ability to objectively understand the benefit of eggs, play a significant role in terms of identifying how eggs could be utilized as an important prerequisite for health. Eggs are made up of various nutrients which include vitamins, fat, mineral, and water, and could be an excellent source of dietary health. They are low in…

Partaking in a dialogue as to the meaning of nature expanded itself into a literary tradition. American authors seeking higher power, belonging, meaning, and more engage in this literary discussion by asserting their own interpretation. To illustrate the vast shift of the role of nature in American literature, I look to Christopher Columbus’ classification of…

Rosa Parks was a civil right activist that believed that no matter what color or race you should be treated fairly. She lived during a time of segregation, were blacks and whites were considered separate but equal. During this time there was sections were colors could eat, drink, sit or buy goods. Prior to the…

Philip Zimbardo, psychologist and former professor emeritus at Stanford, conducted the infamous Stanford Prison Experiment in 1971. The Stanford Prison Experiment conducted was “a study of the power of institutions [that] influence[d] individual behavior”.1 Zimbardo’s experiment focused around “the psychology of evil” and the reasons people were able to commit violent acts.2 The reason Zimbrado…

“ I had a dream that all men and women were treated equally and that my children will not be judged by race,religion,or color but by the way they act.” Martin Luther King jr.gave a speech about equality and how every shouldn’t be judged unfairly. This speech made a lot of people think more equally…