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The abolitionist movement took place in the 1800s in an organized effort to stop slavery in the US. The first leaders who campaigned for the abolition of slavery practices from 1830 to 1870 adopted some tactics used to end slavery in Great Britain by the British abolitionists (Ferrell, 2006). The...
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The current battles over free speech on college campuses and the discussions over the boundaries of academic freedom are not limited to the realm of higher education. Academic freedom and university security are hotly debated issues in today's marketized higher education sector where economic interests sometimes take precedence, and there's...
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Beowulf is famous for being one of the greatest epic heroes to ever live. The three parts to his tale are all evidence of this: his volunteering to kill the troublesome Grendel for Hrothgar, immediately stepping forward to take care of Grendel's mother after she becomes a problem, and going...
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Warriors Don't Cry a memoir by Melba Patillo Beals in which she recounts the obstacles she encountered as a teenager trying to acquire education. In 1957 Beals and other eight black children entered Little Rock Central High School. Each of these students had chosen to join an all-white school for...
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Advocacy Paper
Social determinants of health are the complicated situations wherein people are born and live that affect their wellbeing and health. Socioeconomic, cultural, and political constructs are examples of intrinsic factors. On the other hand, place-based circumstances include easily available health-care, education systems, secure environmental circumstances, well-designed neighborhoods, and the...
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African American literature refers to the writings of people of African descent living in the United States. Besides, the writings began as early as the eighteenth century and are characterized by identity, dominant society position, and use of religious imagery concerns. Today, African American literature has explored fields of gender...
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"Over the centuries, American authors have shaped a vast body of work, often reflecting voices that are distinctly American. From the river-raft philosophizing of a poor Mississippi Valley boy, to the 'words walking without masters' filling the journey of a woman descended from slaves, to the border tongue blends increasingly...
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Just like the other works of literature around the world, American literature was founded and moulded from the history of the country that produced it. Additionally, for more than a century and a half, America was just a combination of colonies that was dispersed by the sea and borders of...
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The perspectives and encounters that the Native American and Colonial alone with the Puritan had with each other during the early period of American literature was quit intense. Native American had different tribes that spoke different languages, they develop distinct cultures and they also had their own political structures. The...
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Abraham Lincoln, the sixteenth president of America, composed legal arguments, speeches and love stories where words mattered most. Lincoln used his language as a vehicle for both expressing his complex feelings and ideas as well as an instrument of empowerment and persuasion. The most interesting facts about Lincoln is that...
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Research title: An Assessment of How Technology Can Be Used to Transform the Traditional Healthcare Industry to A Smart Hospital Network in the United States
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Since the establishment of the Institute of Medicine (IOM) in 1970, there has been an accelerated adoption and development of health information technology in the health...
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Providing Public Schools students with resource help falls within the purview of the Student Support Services programs, which provide resources for students with specific needs, such as financial assistance, mental health support, and academic support. Myriad financial and human resources among Student programs are essential in supporting students in their...
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This paper addresses many ethical and legal issues in the managed care. This paper checks managed care ethical implications along with offers recommendations, which would contribute towards the improved cost, quality along with access within the health care as per the ethical principles.
Managed care has been maligned because...
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Analyzing a Research Article
This study sought to understand how conditioning influences emotional responses. The participants in the tests were exposed to various stimuli, such as images of snakes, and the authors then recorded the individuals' emotional responses (e.g., fear). In comparison to individuals who were not exposed to the stimuli...
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Walt Whitman is considered one of the most influential and important poets in the history of American literature. His works, particularly the collection Leaves of Grass, revolutionized the way poetry was written and had a profound effect on the literary world. Whitman's poetic style stands out from his contemporaries, using...
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Anne Frank book is a world-renowned book, it is a book of writings from the Dutch language diary kept by Anne Frank while she was in hiding for two years with her family during the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands. Anne's Diary is a good book with a fascinating story...
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This paper will discuss the use of literature to explore the history of American culture, the role of literature in expressing and reinforcing cultural values, and the use of literature to understand the impact of changing cultural norms. Through examining these areas, this paper will provide an in-depth analysis of the...
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This study examined the behavioural finance and investment process to examine various factors that investors think about before deciding on investments. A selection of investment options based on individual needs and objectives is unique for each investor. This article aims to understand the behaviour of individuals and explain how investments...
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The Nobel Prize in Literature has always been granted to a writer or poet. In 2016, Bob Dylan became the first non-writer to win the prize, creating history. Dylan is a brilliant musician who has previously been rewarded with a lifetime achievement award by the Grarnrnys' awarding organisation called the...
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Whether Multicultural Literature should become a requirement in the High School curriculum
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In the modern world where there has been enormous technological advancements and improvements, people have been capable of interacting in the entire globe. For instance, the United States is full of individuals from other nations as well as backgrounds....
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What is tragedy? Is it when a king realizes he is his wife's son and husband? Is it when a fair maiden is murdered for doing what she believed was right? Or is it when a young women and men can't be together due to hatred so strong between their...
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There is no single discipline across the globe that has no representation in some visual culture and contemporary art. The field of study of interest, in this case, is Communication, with journalism as the specialization. According to Benjamin (2010), when journalists merge narrative skills with new technology, they can offer...
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Occam’s razor also referred to as the Principle of Parsimony is a great idea that suggests ongoing for the simpler explanation rather than the complicated one which in general are better (Braithwaite). For instance, if you have two theories possibly that are fit enough for the evidence available, the best...
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This paper discusses the behavioral approaches, focusing on time-out as a behavioral management procedure when dealing with criminal offenders. I was able to compare time-out to other behavioral techniques, and it was evident that time-out is more effective when dealing with criminal offenders. This paper will explain how effective the...
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In "Going Horne" by Maurice Kenny, the image of an emotionally taxing journey is illustrated among words somber to the eye. The reader is exposed to a memory associated with a sadness of its own creation. Maurice Kenny utilizes the power of image to convey his emotional standing in regard...
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Scholarly journals, also known as peer-reviewed journal articles, are journals written by professional experts in a specific field. Fields like social sciences analyze the research question of research, and they often publish the evaluated results. On the other hand, practitioner journals refer to journals produced with a specific purpose or...
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This paper aims to explore the concept of "Better-than-average-effect," a phenomenon in which people believe that they are above average compared to others in relation to positive traits and abilities. The first section conceptualizes the better-than-average effect by distinguishing it from other forms of self-serving biases. The subsequent section presents...
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It's evident that the Bible tells a coherent story, a metanarrative. Despite the differences in its content, the Bible affirms its unity from creation, fall of humankind, redemption through the crucifixion of Jesus Christ, and restoration through promise of an eternal life. It is evident that God guided the writing...
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Literature refers to a written work, especially one considered to have a longer durable arty merit. Literature is one of the best methods to educate society on social, economic, cultural, and political life issues. There are various forms of literature genres. A literature genre refers to a particular category of...
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The recent controversial killings of minority groups by US police officers have triggered a universal debate on the racial bias within the police departments among the law enforcement communities around the US. "Racism is an organized and dynamic system in which the dominant racial group, based on a hierarchical ideology,...
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Over the decades, India and China have become emerging superpowers globally with the potential of significantly impacting the world economy in the corning decades. The nations attribute their potential to various factors, the main ones being rapidly expanding economy, demographic trends, and strong leadership (Siddiqui, 2019). The two economies continue...
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The world's rapid population growth, combined with the sprawling maturing of cities and urbanization, has dramatically impacted human life and its surroundings. The truth is that at the current rate of development, this level of growth is unsustainable. According to Olander, cities all over the globe are structured in such...
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IKEA's difficulties in entering the Russian market were typical of those encountered by businesses looking to expand internationally for various reasons. According to the World Economic Forum research, "different countries develop differently, confront unique infrastructure, socioeconomic, and regulatory issues, face unique environmental and geographic limits, and provide unique commercial prospects"...
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Children literature also referred to as juvenile literature consists of stories, magazines, and poems as well as books that are enjoyed by the younger ones in the society (Moruzi, Smith,& Bullen, 2017). Typically, current children literature is grouped in two different ways that are the intended reader's age and genre....
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Civil disobedience is a journal in political philosophy written by William Smith in 2011.
The journal is a public conscientious, and a non-violent political action on the law (SMITH, 2011). The move is always done to bring about changes in policies by various governments in the world. Civil disobedience always comes...
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Health facilities and hospitals are continuously trying to improve the delivery of care given to patients, their accountability, efficiencies, time, and reducing costs. A good method of improving quality measures within any healthcare organization is using available resources so that they can achieve greater leverage concerning technology developments and advancements....
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The poem serves to provide a deep insight into the struggles and lives of the people that are forced to leave their country in search of peace. The situation forces them to flee from their war-stricken countries in search of peace and tranquility. The author brings about her own experience...
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In a hospital setting patient recovery integrates both medication procedures and other additional care practices. Through thoughtful processes, nursing theorists have been able to come up with various nursing theories that are key in ensuring both the patient and the nurse achieve their care desires and outcomes. This paper describes...
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David Stewart has presented the article The Human Face of Migration. The World policy journal has presented Fear Thy Neighbor: Crime and Xenophobia in Europe. Michelle Peterie and David Neil have presented Xenophobia towards asylum seekers: A survey of social theories. Natalia Molina has presented the article, "The Myth of...
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This comparative essay will explore how the events in Life of a Slave Girl and Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an enslaved American, speak to one another or fit together. Harriet Jacobs was the author of Life of an enslaved person Girl, and the Narrative of the Life...
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Shakespeare's style of mixed modes was a pioneer of style in the 16th century world of literature. Shakespeare defied traditional classification of literature and cultural norms, creating works that could fall into more than one category of genre. However, this brings about challenges in analyzing these texts. The Tragical History...
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Sonnet is a subgenre of poems that is made of fourteen lines which are written in iambic pentameter. The sonnets originated from medieval France and Italy though they have dominated the English poetry. Sonnets are also characterized by one stanza, therefore they are short and easy to recall. Given that...
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There are significant parallels between political action in Egypt and Afghanistan. Large scale protests have taken place in both nations, and as a result, their respective administrations have undergone considerable changes. However, there are some significant distinctions between the two nations as well.
The fact that both Afghanistan and Egypt have...
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Conflict Management
There are three major elements of successful team for the perfect functionality of group activities within the society. The elements meet the performance goals of the individuals within the society. They enable the members be composed of what they are learning and gaining from being a part of the...
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In this technological era, business environment is increasingly becoming extremely complex and dynamic, thus heightening competition worldwide. Therefore, it has become very important for marketing researchers to explore ideal ways that company marketers can use to understand their target customers. From this review of different scholars' viewpoint, it is...
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Covid-19 pandemic has hit the world as countries, and the World Health Organization never thought. It is effects can be told by every individual around the globe. Covid-19 is a new disease that is caused by the Coronavirus. Covid-19 is mainly spread through contact with a person who is already...
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Criminal Justice Issues and Positive Family Support in Addressing Addicted and Delinquent Adolescents
Family support is a crucial attribute in the growth and development of children, especially during adolescents. The quality of life in the family determines the overall well-being in aspects such as psychological, physical, mental, social, and economical. Thus, the...
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Employee recruitment is one of the factors that help an organization hire the right staff in line with organizational culture and goals. While the recruitment of employees has evolved from traditional interviews to virtual interviews and online hiring, multinational enterprises (MNEs) struggle to hire employees to operate beyond the confinement...
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In several countries, particularly in the developing world, small and medium enterprises have a crucial role. The majority of enterprises globally contribute to Small and medium enterprises and are significant as sources of creating employment and increasing economic growth. They account for about 90 percent of enterprises and more than...
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Business organizations are faced my numerous challenges and this implies that business managers should adopt and implement effective strategic approaches in order to solve such challenges. For example, a company facing difficulties when trying to serve their clients can solve this problem by creating an online website which customers can...
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The article "Depressed mood and anxiety as risk factors for hypertensive disorders of pregnancy; a systematic review and meta-analysis" focuses on looking at the effects of a carrier having anxiety and depression on the pregnancy. It has been known that having stress and...
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A father should be someone that loves you unconditionally but also structures you. Fathers should be very protective of their children and should always have the backs of their kids. My father and I have a very close relationship and I know that he would do whatever it takes to...
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For this research paper, I assessed basic police reforms put in place to combat crime and drug abuse. The research included analysis of past information from articles, books, and other journals from different organizations aiming at comprehending the concept of police reforms.
The information was gathered through detailed reading, comparing, analyzing,...
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There has been a close relationship between literature and other arts and craft such as music, gardening, painting, and needlework among others. Since time in memorial, literature has used other arts and crafts in order to express itself. More so, other arts like music, film have been used in the...
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The purpose of this study is to explore some of the different factors that influence how people shop online. The study seeks to answer the research question, what are the challenges facing e- commerce today? The goal is to analyse the factors affecting e-commerce and determine whether or not there...
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In the poem "life model" by Alexander Chee, the poet explains how she lost two of her friends during the winter periods in Iraq. The first friend had suffered from Hodgkin's lymphoma, whereby the disease was discovered at its last stages, making the patient succumbed. During the funeral of the...
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Is Hispanic Literature Counter-Hegemonic?
The counter-hegemonic discourse is majorly centred on pushing or social change and ensure the ruling class act accordingly rather than for their benefit. The Hispanic literature also focuses on condemning slavery, labour exploitation, genre asymmetries and racism. It also focuses on challenging the government and ensuring that...
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Literary Analysis Essay
In both literary works, “In Response to Executive Order 9066: All Americans of Japanese Descent Must Report to Relocation Centers” by Dwight Okita and “Mericans” by Sandra Cisneros, the developed themes use narratives to develop the American identity theme. Both of them, one being a poem and the...
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Scholarly journals, also known as peer-reviewed journal articles, are journals written by professional experts in a specific field. Fields like social sciences analyze the research question of research, and they often publish the evaluated results. On the other hand, practitioner journals refer to journals produced with a specific purpose or...
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Due to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, the percentage of highly migratory military kids has sharply risen in recent years. These kids transfer between schools rather frequently and occasionally from one region to another several times throughout their academic careers. Despite the many movements they make, highly mobile army...
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Social components in the corporate world go way back to the early Roman Laws when traders used to donate and participate in building institutions like homes for orphans and the elderly, shelters, and hospices to give back to the community. The concept of organizations as a community enterprise has been...
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Operational research and solving of problems that have more affect the society can be solved in various ways depending on the complexity of the problems. Murat and Banu addressed the problem of finding the nadir point using integer programming in a multi-objective manner [3]. The addressed problem was not easy...
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Oral literature can be defined as a verbal type of literature preceding the written literature form. Oral literature is passed from a particular individual to another through word of mouth that is oral (Finnegan, 2018). Most people may not have an idea of the many ways that oral literature contributes...
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Literature is work written or even sometimes spoken by people to discuss a particular subject at great lengths. The word literature is derived from the Latin word "litaritura," which means writing in letters. Some of the most influential people in the literature world include Charles Darwin, Mark Twain, William Shakespeare,...
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As many people are increasingly joining social media platforms, the influence of these sites on anti-government protests have increased. As the role of social media site in modern protests increase, it is important that the role that social media plays in protests and democracy is understood and its significance put...
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Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD), as Leiblum and associates first described it as a persistent sexual arousal syndrome, involves an apparent condition where the persistent or frequent sensation of genital “arousal” without any sexual desire or stimulation (Leiblum & Seehuus, 2009). These feelings completely do not remit with orgasm and...
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This paper is set to highlight the comparisons in novel and the movie versions of ‘The Notebook’. In this regard, the study will discuss the similarities and differences that exist in the aforementioned versions. In order to effectively bring out the pertinent issues, the discussion revolves around the salient features...
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Customer satisfaction has increasingly become a popular field of interest in recent years. Customer satisfaction can be measured by how customers are satisfied with a product or service offered. The question of how to satisfy customers has gained significant importance in every business today, as customer satisfaction information...
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Donald Trump's campaign for the week of September 11th to September17th2015 was covered extensively and differently on various platforms. The campaigns information flow of this week was conveyed differently to the public. Every member of the public who followed Donald's campaign information flow can attest to the fact that it...
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Motor control involves interaction between several brain parts. The significant dimension of the motor pallium is committed to the thumb, fingers, mouth, and lips, as they are crucial for operating gears and speech diction. Additionally, touch is a significant aspect in accomplishing the diversity of types of motor skills and...
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The aim of teaching and learning English literature is to develop students’ potential in a balanced, holistic, and integrated manner. According to Beach et al. (2021), the world is confronted with numerous challenges and uncertainties concerning security, safety, and the future of humanity. Additionally, some systems perpetuate oppression and our...
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Romantic poetry, a literary movement that flourished in the late 18th and early 19th centuries, was characterized by an emphasis on emotion, individualism, and a connection with nature. One of the defining features of Romantic poetry is the pervasive use of symbolism, a literary device that relies on the use...
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