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- 3391: Malcolm X
- ... as recently as 1980 several Klansmen who were actually filmed by T.V. cameras shooting to death half-a-dozen antiracists were set free by an all-white jury of southern bigots. Most American blacks lived lives of poverty and degradation, a situation which drove Malcolm's widowed mother into a lunatic asylum and forced him to live with his grown-up half-sister in Boston. Arriving as a 'hick from ...
- 3392: Alexander Hamilton
- ... 1765. The first written record of ’s life is his mother’s death certificate, which stated he was 13. This was written in 1768. What is know about his early life is that he lived on the island of St. Croix as part of the lower class white society. On this island Alex got his first taste of finance when his mother employed him as the clerk and bookkeeper of ...
- 3393: Titanic: The Rich And The Poor
- ... as nice as the poor were, and how it came to destroy them. However, he showed us that neither all “rich” people nor all “poor” people could be classified together totally. The rich lived on the upper deck of this gigantic boat. They had servants whom waited on them, and filled their every need. They were treated with respect and courtesy, whereas the poor were not treated quite as ...
- 3394: The Cinema Of Ernst Lubitsch
- In The Marriage Circle, One Hour With You, and Trouble in Paradise Lubitsch towered above anybody, creatively . . . he was the greatest craftsman whoever lived . . . in the sense of knowing the most brilliant and original way to use the medium . . . His talent and originality were stupefying . . . Lubitsch was cerebrally was beyond the ordinary director . . . A man of pure cinema . . . Lubitsch ...
- 3395: Claude Monet And His Painting
- ... painting largely credited with the naming of the entire movement. After the completion of the ~Sunrise, , Monet moved back to Paris and finally rented a house at Argenteuil on the Seine where he and Camille lived for six years. This period represents the height of the ~impressionist movement. Frequently joined by Renoir and other friends from his student days, Monet painted every aspect of life and the world out door s ...
- 3396: A Midsummer Night's Dream: Egeus
- ... wood outside of Athens- the same wood in which Hermia and Lysander are set to meet. The night in question is Midsummer's Eve, a time of great rejoicing and mischief among the fairies who lived in the wood. Oberon, Their king, and Titania, their queen, have quarreled over possession of a little boy, the child of one of Titania's priestesses.To resolve the quarrel, humble his proud queen, and ...
- 3397: The Causes Of The American Revolution
- ... more social equality to the American Colonists’ new way of living. This difference gave the Colonists a separation from the “true” British people. The Colonists were different in some ways from the people that lived in England; then again they also had the same roots and many of the same beliefs. The Colonists did have distinct separateness in some ways from the British people because they really didn’t have ...
- 3398: The Salem Witch Trials
- ... yet what court will allow these people to be convicted of something that is based only on spectral evidence? The Puritans were deeply religious and believed that the devil was among them, that the devil lived in the forest surrounding them. This belief clouded their judgment. Which allowed the church to be the most important institution. An institution that created and enforced the law, laws that were based on the bible ...
- 3399: The Vietnam Era
- ... because their lives were so different. It was more than just a gender gap. The generation of changed the way our contry worked. They changed the dress codes, the music and even the laws. Hippies lived by the concepts of free-love, racial equality and peace. These principles marked a great change in society. The spirit of lives on today. This generation experienced what no other had ever gone through or ...
- 3400: The Suffering Of The Jews In The Holocaust
- ... cause of the Holocaust is Adolph Hitler. Adolph Hitler was a German man that was part of the Nazi party. Most people know him as the killer, the devil and the worst person that ever lived. In my opinion Hitler was insane for a simple fact that his great, great parents were Jews. This man thought that he was God and he was here in this world to distorted Jews. Another ...
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