...Raymond of SaintGilles, Godfrey of Bouillon, Hugh of Vermandois and Bohemond of Taranto are the four leaders here engaging in The First Crusade. The “People's Crusade” left shortly before the four main groups of Crusaders. Groups of the civilian crusaders massacred jewish towns and caused crisis in relationships. ● When arriving in Constantinople, Alexius made the leaders swear an oath that they would give authority to him once any land was conquered. All of the leaders except Bohemond resisted. Throughout the next two years hundreds of men,women,and children were slaughtered ● Once their goal was achieved many soldiers rushed home but several stayed to govern the new land. There were four large settlements called Crusader states. Muslims also...
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...I preferred Anne Lammot's essay, "Shitty First Drafts" more than Joan Didion's "Why I Write" because it was straight to the point and I understood it perfectly. She made her essay to be very relatable letting everyone know that anyone can go through this tough process of writing. Personally, I have a very hard time writing papers from how to start to how to end. When I try to start papers I feel like I'm going to sit there forever trying to figure out where to start. Lammot seems to reassure that the first thing you write won't be perfect, but it's important to get down any idea's I have on the subject rather than confusing myself trying to pre-organize my thoughts. As for Didion's essay I get that her essay was relaying the same message that...
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...In Ann Lamott’s essay “Shitty First Drafts,” Lamott writes about the ins and outs of being a writer. Lamott is a distinguished author, and the essay “Shitty First Drafts,” is an excerpt from one of her novels “Bird by Bird.” Ann Lamott’s main point in her essay is that all writers have to begin somewhere and somewhere is with a “shitty first draft.” Lamott claims that people have an unrealistic expectation about successful writers. That writing a perfect first draft would be an exception, not a rule. As a rule, almost all writers start with some form of a “shitty first draft.” Writing takes work. Writing is a process, and one cannot expect to write a masterpiece in one sitting. This process begins with the “shitty first draft.” The point...
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...1. First the crusade was in the near East and involved in Anatolia, Levant, and Palestine. They had a military that was aimed to reclaim the Holy Land in which the Muslims conquest had acquired. Pope Urban ll launched the crusades in hopes of fulfilling the 1095 Byzantine Emperor Alexius l request which was gaining help of the western volunteers and to come to his aid. 2. There were many different players during the first wave of the Crusades including Godfrey of Bouillon, the Medieval Frankish knight which in fact became the first ruler of the Kingdom of Jerusalem. And after Frankish became King he abandoned the title as king. So crusaders had decisive victory. 3. With the newfound of Jerusalem the crusaders founded four other crusader states....
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...The first amendment of the United State of America protects freedom of speech and the publics right to peacefully assemble. The first amendment states, Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. There has since been long debate on whether or not actions could be considered speech. Debate is always as intense when the action has to do with the American flag. The flag is generally considered to be a special symbol in the United States, which leaves the question, could an action that desecrates this symbol still...
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...The first amendment is a right that people believe to be a crucial aspect to American society. This is, in a way, correct. Due to the ability to protest and criticize institutions publicly, suppressed people have been given their basic human rights. This was prevalent in the nineteenth century with the Women’s Suffrage Movement and Civil Rights Movement. The use of First Amendment carries on and continues to be an integral aspect of American society in the twenty first century. The shift to the technology era gives new platforms in which the First Amendment can be practiced. In the current society, the First Amendment’s use by the people influences understanding, acceptance, and rejection of different groups. The expanded use of the First Amendment increases the awareness of minority groups and their plight in the community. In the fight for equality for LGBTQ individuals, freedom of speech in the media prompts community involvement and a general sense of acceptance. LGBTQ members flood social media...
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...• Section 1: The two amendments pertaining to the question “What powers should a judge exercise to limit news reports before and during a trial if such publicity might hurt a defendant’s chances for a fair trial?” in chapter seven, are the First and Sixth amendments. The First Amendment entails the right to free speech and free press. The amendment also includes the establishment of religion, the right to peaceable assemble, and right to petition the government. This relates to the problem presented, due to the news coverage of trails and how positive and negative coverage could potentially impact the person’s right to a fair trial as established in the Sixth Amendment. The Sixth Amendment details a citizen’s right to a speedy, fair and public...
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...The first amendment was created, so that everyone would have the right to freedom of speech, petition, assembly, religion, and press. Although, it is stated that the government won’t interfere with those rights, it is not always followed.The first amendment is not being followed in society today because young adults do not fully comprehend the first amendment and, being refused to be able to have freedom of speech. Young adults do not understand the first amendment. “Fires burned in the cradle of free speech. Furious at a lecture organized on campus, demonstrators wearing ninja-like outfits smashed windows, threw rocks at the police and stormed a building. the speech? The university called it off.” Everyone has the right to freedom of speech,...
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...The First Battle of Bull Run, or the First Battle of Manassas, started on July 21, 1861. It only took one day, but there was a lot to be learned about the battle. The battle took place in Manassas Virginia, and was the first major battle during the Civil War. It was the bloodiest battle at the time it took place. The fighting caused the deaths of 2,700 Union soldiers and 2,000 Confederate soldiers. This battle has two different names, because like a lot of other Civil War battles, the Union and the Confederates named it two different things. The Union named the battles after the natural recourses that are surrounding the area like bodies of water and landmarks. The Confederates got their battle names from the nearest railroad stations, towns, and cities. The Confederate army was...
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...Unlike the previous First Lady mentioned, Jacqueline Kennedy had a pleasant childhood. She was born into a wealthy family, and acquired a reputable upbringing. Barbara Perry, of the PBS First Ladies Series described her as having “a superb background and education, both for her prep school years as well as going two years to Vassar, then to the Sorbonne for junior year abroad in Paris, finally finishing her education at George Washington University. So one of really a relatively handful of first ladies up to that point, with a bachelor's degree, an undergraduate degree.” While studying abroad, Jackie (as referenced) developed a love for art and history, specifically French art and history. As later noted, Jackie brought a fresh look to the...
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...Part C: In her autobiographical essay "The Story of My Body" Judith Ortiz Cofer tells the story of how people in the United States and Puerto Rico saw her body differently. She supports her main idea with personal experiences from growing up. She divides her story in to 4 sections: skin, color, size and looks. For example, her skin in is "white" in Puerto Rico but in U.S. her skin is "brown". Furthermore, at the age of eight or nine years old she has her first experience of color discrimination in a supermarket in Paterson, New Jersey but in Puerto Rico; she hears about how they talked about her "pale" skin. Thirdly, at the age of 12 years old in Jr. High School she is not being chosen by the tam in her P.E class because of her being short, and they start calling her "shrimp" because she was 4' 7". Lastly, in Puerto Rico she get rewards from the proprietor of the grocery store for being pretty looking, but in Paterson, New Jersey's public school; she doesn't look so pretty and at the top of the hierarchy are the "white girls". Part D: The most impotent thing I learned this week is how to better structure a summary. In life, I learned that if something is not good for you, learn to let it go. On scale from 1 to 5 I understood this reading like a 4, because breaking down the reading into segments and writing in the margins helps me a lot to keep track about what the paragraph is about. I found the reading interesting for being a subject that every body in their adolescence...
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...Overbreadth Doctrine and First Amendment The overbreadth doctrine is best described as the principle that invalidates a law that violates the constitutional First Amendment right. The First Amendment provides the safeguard for freedom of speech and expression from government intrusion in the United States (Staff, 2007). If those freedoms are felt to be violated the overbreadth doctrine may be applied to nullify that law and possibly overturn court ruling against a defendant. “The excessive intrusion on First Amendment rights, beyond what the government had a compelling interest to restrict, renders the law unconstitutional” (West’s, 2008). If found unconstitutional, a section of the law may be revised or the entire statute could be voided to be rewritten. State v. Lilburn, 265 Mont. 258, 875 P.2d 1036 (1994) John Lilburn was found guilty in Montana by jury trial in Gallatin County Justice Court of hunter harassment. Lilburn interfered with the legal hunting of bison by standing in front of hunter’s rifle twice preventing him from shooting his target. Lilburn filed an appeal through Eighteenth Judicial District Court, which declared...
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...How important was Lenin in enabling the communist government to survive war and rebellion in the years 1918-1922. The communist government survived war and rebellion because of a variety of key figures including Lenin. However to say that Lenin was important is speculative, there were many events that occurred which Lenin didn’t contribute to which helped the communist government survive. It is possible to think that Lenin was not important in enabling the communist government to survive war and rebellion because of the kronstadt revolt. This was a key event in which Lenin did not contribute and therefore unimportant. The kronstadt revolt occurred because sailors at the Kronstadt naval base had long been a source of radical dissent and by 1921 they were angry about the lack of democracy and the policy of War Communism. On 28th February 1921, the crew of the battleship Petropavlovsk, passed a resolution calling for a return of full political freedoms. Lenin denounced the Kronstadt Uprising as a plot instigated by the White Army and their European supporters making him unimportant to this relevant event. On 6th March, Trotsky announced that he was going to order the Red Army to attack the Kronstadt sailors, making Trotsky the key figure in the Kronstadt revolt not Lenin. 60,000 red army troops stormed the base under the command of Mikhail Tukhachevskii on March 5th, by March 16th they numbered 45,000. Trotsky managed all the conflict and therefore was shown the most important...
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...Maria A. Tisdale Scholarship Essay CHCI February 18, 2011 Computer Science in Information Technology At one point in my life I didn’t know anything about college life. Everyone would say what college did you attend followed by what’s your major and I would answer never been to college. Now, watching my kids get older and heading off to college hopefully I say what I am going to do with myself. I woke up one morning and decided that I wanted better for myself and I can’t keep instilling in my kids to go to college if I never tried. I always loved to work on computers. My friends call me all the time and ask me to help them clean their computers out and install software so they can get rid of their viruses. When I decided to go to college last year in August I picked my major in Computer Science Information Technology. As a college student I have learn to explore life with great expectations and I am looking forward to the opportunities that I can offer. Attending Thomas Nelson I have come across students that are not computer savvy but also can’t afford to pay for classes to teach them how to use a computer. Students come to me and ask for my help because I place ads around the school, I send emails and I let my classmates know that if anybody needs help with learning how to use the computer they can call me. I don’t charge a fee but I do take donations in any form that you can afford. Sometimes what I do is if you need help with a computer and you are...
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