...Although Cinder and Ella have many similarities like, going to the ball and evil stepmother they have more differences. Cinder and Ella are different by these examples, Cinder lives in an apartment, she is a cyborg and a mechanic.To start off with, beside working for her family, she work at the marketplace and fix stuff for people and cinder don’t have animal friends she friends with an android name iko and her sister peony.Believe it or not cinder a princess from the moon who know as lunars.Finally when she went to the ball she had to go in a old, run down, and dusty car when she run from the prince it not cause a spell run out by a fairy godmother, she don’ts have she running for her life from her evil aunt that want her dead so she...
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...For one to understand the differences between Sesame street "The gift of the Magi" and the original "Gift of The Magi"(By O. Henry) they must understand what they have in common as well. We are able to compare the stories because they are both about giving away there most precious items to get something for the others special item. Instead the end up with neither of them having a special item.You have to go further into the story to undertsand what is going on. The impact of the differences can be seen in the similarities as well. The popular show "sesame street" happened to do a clip on "The gift of the magi"(by O. Henry). They directors did an amazing job turning a story like that into a childrens clip. Both are extreamly similar to the other. For instance, both of the "couples" had a...
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...renting something you paying to use it, when you are buying something it is yours to keep so to speak. I do believe that those are really the only two terms that I will have to define. Yes I will be using compare and contrast paragraphs. I will be comparing the same benefits between buying a house and renting an apartment. There are not many similarities between the two. The only thing I can think that would be the same would be the fact they both supply a roof over your head. When comparing these two I will have to look for some similarities between the both. The contrasting part of the essay will not be that hard. There a lot of differences between renting and buying a home. This part will be easy to do. The hardest part will be comparing the two. I will be contrasting the difference between renting and buying a house. When you rent there are things that you can technically get by with. When you buy the more things that you have do and there are certain things that you can do. When you rent there are certain thing that you cannot do. Which when you rent there are all kinds of rules that you have follow set by your landlord. When you buy a house you set your own rules. When you buy a house there are all kinds of taxes that you have to pay that you do not have to pay when you rent. I will use definitions if I need to and only if I think I need to define them. My whole essay is basically a compare and contrast essay as well a persuasion. I have two different essays in one. I will...
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...macroeconomics principles are which in this simulationwe have to understand the difference between the two economical concepts first. Microeconomics is the study of the goods and services of the world and how they are affected by ways of the world. For example gas prices go up during the summer time for a reason other than oil companies wanting to make record high profits. The gas prices go up during the summer because we tend to travel more in the summer than we do during the winter. Families go on vacation more the weather is nicer nationwide, therefore the amount of outside events has increased drawing us out of the house and on the roads. Macroeconomics is the study of the economy as a whole. This concept takes into account the effect that unemployment is having on the housing market, how does the increase or decrease of taxes effect the spending habits of people, and the most recent favorite of us as Americans, how nationalized healthcare will increase or decrease the amount of small businesses in the near future. Now that we fully understand the differences between micro and macroeconomics it will make is easier for me to tell you which two concepts in the simulation were micro and which two were macro. One of the first concepts that we learn about in the simulation is the concept of supply and demand and what effect it has on the rate of rental of the apartments. Learning that we have to get the apartments filled with people is the best way to increase revenue, but also knowing...
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...Ancient Greeks and Romans Stephanie Bumpase AIU Abstract There were a little similarity between the ancient Greeks and Romans that would be detailed out. There were towns of differences between the two cultures. In this paper, you would know how the ancient Greeks ran their land and how Romans did theirs. By the end of this paper, you would see how each culture adapted in their way of living. Ancient Greeks and Roman When you think about ancient Greeks and Romans, the most that pops out of people mind is the art work and architectures. These people were more than art work and architecture. The ancient Greeks and Romans both started as city-states. They both had some similarities and differences in their culture. Between the Greeks and Romans they had a few similarities in their culture life. Geographically, they both establish life on the Peninsula by the Mediterranean Sea. Both culture had farmers to where they did the farming. However, the only thing that they farm the same was wheat and olives. The Greeks and Romans both made vases. They also love going to the theater for arts and entertainment. Both culture had temples to worship the gods and goddesses. There was quite a bit of differences between the Greeks and Romans culture. The Greeks was surrounded by water (http://chalk.richmond.edu), therefore they would capture fish, squid, and octopus (http://chalk.richmond.edu) to eat. The Romans would grow a few items, but mostly shop in the market...
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...and contrast of their location, people, housing, and services features of the two cities. The housing at the both cities is similar because their locations are not far from the CBD (Central Business District). Therefore, the median apartment price of the two cities is almost equal which Maroubra is slightly expensive than Kogarah, the respective prices are $575.000 and $420.000. In general, apartment price is cheaper than house price at the both cities, so the percentage of people live in apartment is similar, 42% and 45%, respectively. The people of the two cities differ greatly in population and composition. Firstly, the number of people in Maroubra is twice times in Kogarah. It has about 26,500 people whereas Maroubra has only 10,900 people. Besides, the largest group of the age of the two cities is nearly equal, 20 years old to 39 years old: 33% and 31%. Secondly, in both cities, the citizens almost were born in Australia, Maroubra is 53% and Koragah is 47%, which means nearly 50% of the population are immigrants or born oversea. The most nationalities of them in Kogarah are United Kingdom and Indonesia, 4% and 3%, respectively, while Kogarah are Chinese and Greek, 7% and 4%, respectively. Finally, there are similarities and differences in the services of the two cities including transport, retail, hospital and education facilities. In both cities, the local people use bus and driving to work approximate 50%. However, in Maroubra, there is no train service. Furthermore...
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...tribes. When learning about different Indians, it’s clear that there are many similarities held throughout the cultures but there are definite differences. The Pueblo people of the Southwestern Indians and the tribes of the Mississippi Valley are wonderful examples of this fact as they were very similar in their hunter/gatherer and hunter/farmer lifestyles, but the styles and construction of their homes were vastly different. Both of the economic set-ups of the Pueblo people of the Southwest and the tribes of the Mississippi tribes were centered on agriculture and trade. The Pueblos were excellent farmers that grew a multitude of crops, such as corn, beans, and squash. Besides this, they also commonly engaged in trading with the Navajo and Comanche tribes. Corns and beans were a staple in the diets of Mississippi tribes, and trade between the Choctaws, a Mississippi Valley tribe, and other Southeastern tribes had long been established before Europeans ventured into their territory. The differences of the Pueblo and Mississippi tribes greatly outnumber the similarities. For starters, the living quarters of the tribes were different. Choctaw Indians resided in single-story wattle and daub houses constructed from a rivercane frame and then thatched with grass or shingled with bark. Pueblo tribes lived in multistory adobe homes made from dried clay. While the adobe homes resembled modern apartment units, wattle and daub homes resembled little huts. Aside from this, the languages...
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...a choice between these two completely different ways of life, you should know that living at home and living on your own have some similarities, and they also some differences that you have to think about before making a decision. Every young person should realize that living on your own is a big step towards becoming a responsible adult. When living at home, and living away from home you have certain responsibilities to do in both places. If your decision was to live at home with your parents, you have to help with household chores like cleaning the house, and your room, and you have to do it well, because if you don’t you will have face the consequences. For example, if you have to wash the dishes and you don’t do it, you will just have more and more dishes to wash on the following days. As well, if you decided to move away from home you will also have household chores because no one will be there to do them for you, so you have to do them. Another similarity is that no matter if you are living in your home or away from it, the place where you are living is special and you feel something unique when you are there; This could be because you spend a lot of time in that place such as when you sleep, and eat there. Despite these similarities, living at home and living away from it has some differences that you have to know. The first difference is the freedom that you would have, but you tend to have...
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...that tried to suck the life out of you. Yet the book captivated them, and so did the movie. The Westing Game by Ellen Raskin contains many similarities and differences that are worth exploring. If someone is looking for a man with a horrible life, there is not one much worse than Sam Westing’s. Being born into...
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... | |[Differences Between Early Greece and Rome] | | | |Mandy Shoplak | |[3/26/13] | |[You will see that there are many differences between early Greece and Rome but there are also some similarities as well, with their geography, government, societies, economy, trading, architecture, and | |philosophies. | |Elements of Culture |Greek Culture |Similarities/Differences |Roman Culture...
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...Wilson have many differences, they also have some things in common. From Tom Buchanan and George Wilson and their financial statuses, their reactions to being cheated on, their ways of showing violence, and their attitudes towards women can be very similar or very different. Tom Buchanan and George Wilson have many differences. One difference between Tom Buchanan and George Wilson is that Tom Buchanan...
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...In this paper I am going t concentrate on clear similarities and apparent contrasts between the USA and Poland- one of the countries from central Europe. These countries have different climates, area, history, culture and politics. However, one may find their natural environment similar- in both countries there are mountains, lakes, seas and forests. When you think about the two countries- Poland and the USA- you may find them completely different at the first glance. However, there are numerous differences as well as similarities between them. Poland is quite a small country. Its size is similar to Texas- one of the States in the USA. Poland is situated in central Europe and it borders on the Baltic Sea and the Russian Kaliningrad Region in the north, Ukraine, Lithuania and Belarus in the East, Slovakia and the Czech Republic in the south, Germany on the west. The United States of America is located in the other hemisphere. It has only two neighboring countries- Canada in the north and Mexico in the south. In the west there is the Pacific Ocean and in the East- Atlantic Ocean. The distance between Poland and the USA is made not only by the Atlantic Ocean. The countries are separated by many other features. Let us take a look at the similarities at the beginning. The United States of America as well as Poland is a democratic country. The governments of these countries are supposed to respect the rights of the individual. Both countries have their constitutions, the book...
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...are still several differences between the two people. But what are the differences between Canaanites and Israelites? That is what I plan to discuss and explain in this paper. One obvious difference between Canaanites and Israelites are the gods they worshiped. Though Israelites more than likely worshiped some Canaanite gods, the number of gods seems to be significantly less than before, not to mention the presence of YHWH that becomes prevalent during this time. Though gods like Asherah and Baal are still worshiped, others seem to fall out of favor as YHWH becomes more popular (Tappy). Though unclear how exactly YHWH came to the region, it was probably diffused from somewhere else to the Highlands, and rapidly gained popularity, to the point where it was the Israelites chief god instead of Baal, like with the Canaanites. Still...
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...Bay Lubelski The Great Gatsby Compare/Contrast Essay After reading and watching The Great Gatsby, there are points to analyze between the two different methods of telling a story. The characters, parties, and the setting all differ, yet have their similarities. Daisy, one of the main characters that is portrayed differently in the book than she is in the movie, yet she still is still very similar. The first party in Myrtle’s house was told just a bit differently in the movie than in the book. One of the fine points in the setting is “The eyes of Doctor T.J. Eckleburg” or just the T.J. Eckleburg billboard in the Valley of Ashes. The billboard’s description was consistent between the two forms of the story. The Great Gatsby novel and movie may have not matched exactly, but they did hit important points. Daisy had one main difference between the novel and the movie, and the was her baby. Her character and personality was spot on between the book and movie. She is a popular, proper woman who fell in love with Gatsby before he was drafted into World War, and...
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...He asked me out on a date a week ago but the word “date” made my body tremble and I refused. I fear that I’d repeat the similar process of Steve and Sophia, with Nathaniel and an uninvited third person. I spoke to my parents about it. I was sure to mention the racial differences but it didn’t matter to them. They advised me to follow my gut instincts and if Nathaniel made me genuinely happy, I should pursue it. Later on that day, I saw an African American woman walk out of his apartment. My heart sank into my work shoes. As she walked past me, she stated, “You must be Beverly. My name is Natalie. I’m Nathaniel’s twin sister.” At that moment, I saw the similarities between the both of them. After she was done talking, she walked off and he popped out of his doorway. He stated, “We were just talking about you, Bev.” He nervously approached me and asked me out to dinner. I simply said with a smile on my face, “I will think about it.” His smile expands and I can see his amazingly white teeth with a gap in between the front ones. He mumbles, “I’m going to ask you on a date every week until you say ‘yes’.” I accept his offer on a date and head into my apartment. I couldn’t stop smiling. I felt like a child going into Chuck E....
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